This course explains how to develop Integration Services packages with an emphasis on the development of processes that support data warehousing. It begins by describing the overall process of package development, then describes the types of tasks that Integration Services and shows how these tasks can be performed sequentially or in parallel in the control flow by using precedence constraints.

Learning Objective-C can be intimidating for developers looking to learn some Mac OS X or iOS development skills. This course is designed to make that process easy and as painless as possible. We will start at the very basics of the Objective-C programming language and focus on getting a good practical understanding of the language. This course is designed to cover basic topics that can help you to be introduced to the language without being overwhelmed. By then end of this course, you should have the skills you need to understand and write basic Objective-C programs.

Learning Objective-C can be intimidating for developers looking to learn some Mac OS X or iOS development skills. This course is designed to make that process easy and as painless as possible. We will start at the very basics of the Objective-C programming language and focus on getting a good practical understanding of the language. This course is designed to cover basic topics that can help you to be introduced to the language without being overwhelmed. By then end of this course, you should have the skills you need to understand and write basic Objective-C programs.

Asynchronous programming is a fundamental programming technique, of vital importance both on server-side and client-side code. On the server, it can be the key to maximizing performance and enhancing scalability.

Learn how the Task Parallel Library (TPL) helps you write high-performance, responsive, and scalable code by using asynchronous programming techniques.

Authored by: Ian Griffiths
Duration: 4h 27m
Level: Intermediate
Released: 12/23/2011

A basic introduction to the Objective-C programming language and XCode IDE.
COURSE OVERVIEW:
Objective-C Introduction
Variables and Operators
Classes
Control Statements
Inheritance and Polymorphism

6 courses on the languages ??and technologies. NET . NET Reflector by Example Learn How to Effectively use RedGate's. NET Reflector through a series of Sample Demonstrations. . NET Regular Expressions Using regular Expressions in. NET to Process text. Aspect Oriented Programming in. NET

This course covers beginning level Android development from the perspective of a. NET developer. In this course you will learn to create a simple multi-screen Android application that can utilize menus and preferences and learn to deploy that application to the Android marketplace.

Service virtualization is an emerging trend in the SOA landscape that focuses on providing a common infrastructure for building and managing complex service ecosystems. This course introduces you to the world of service virtualization and teaches you how to bring it to life using the Managed Services Engine (MSE), a complete service virtualization solution provided by Microsoft Services through CodePlex.

Modern web pages require browsers to download upwards of 100 files (CSS, javascript, Images) for each page request. Most of the time spent on these pages is due to these components, not the time it takes to execute server side web pages.

Authored by: Thomas Lee | Duration: 2h 29m | Level: Intermediate | Released: 10/28/2011
WMI is a fantastic management tool that is built right into Windows client and server. With PowerShell, you can access all off WMI simply and easily. This course shows you how you can do that.

This course explains how to develop Analysis Services databases, beginning with the dimensional modeling process and continuing with the development of dimensions and cubes. It also covers the integration of business logic into the cube by adding calculations, named sets, and key performance indicators. This course explains how to deploy and process Analysis Services databases and how to implement security for both users and administrators. The features and demonstrations in this course focus on the SQL Server 2008 R2 release, although most topics also apply to earlier versions of Analysis Services.

In this course you will learn how to design and build Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) desktop applications, Silverlight Rich Internet Applications (RIAs), and Windows Phone 7 applications using loosely coupled components that can evolve independently but which can be easily and seamlessly integrated into the overall application. This is an introductory course that concentrates on the basic concepts required to build a composite application with the Microsoft Patterns and Practices Prism 4.0 framework which includes the boostrapper, regions, modules, view composition, and different techniques for communicating between loosely couple components
This course provides an introduction to the Prism 4.0 framework and its application to WPF, Silverlight, and Windows Phone 7 programs.

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is Microsoft's next-generation presentation platform. WPF is built into Windows Vista and also runs on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. WPF allows rich client applications to take full advantage of the graphical capabilities of a modern PC.

The Elements of Distributed Architecture is about the foundational elements of distributed architecture and about the 'physics 'that affect distributed software designs. The goal of this course, which is designed to be independent of specific languages, technologies, and products, is to provide software teams with a shared baseline of concepts and terminologies in the areas of information management, communication, presentation, processing, failure management, security, and safety.

Overview
Navigation Features
Demo: Navigation Features
Visualization Features
Demo: Visualization Features
The References Tool Window
Demo: The References Tool Window
Running Unit Tests
Demo: Running Unit Tests
Configuring the features in this module
Demo: Configuring the features in this module
Summary

Authored by: Mario Hewardt
Duration: 4h 55m
Level: Advanced
Released: 12/21/2011
Learn the internals of .NET and how to master the powerful Debugging Tools for Windows debuggers.

Windows 8 Metro style apps provide a new opportunity for developers to interact with users and provide a more immersive experience on the desktop or on touch devices. This course covers fundamentals you need to know to get started building Metro apps quickly using Visual Studio 11. Topics covered include an overview of Windows 8 and Metro app features as well as key features that you need to know to build HTML/javascript or XAML/C# Metro apps.