This course will show you how to build a custom Orchard module, from the initial creation of the module all the way through publishing it to the Orchard Gallery. Along the way we'll learn a lot of concepts and techniques for Orchard module development. The topic of our module will be Movies. By the end of the course, we'll be able to enter, edit and view Movie content items in Orchard. We'll also be able to enter Actors with a many-to-many relationship to movies. And we'll implement some advanced features like importing movies from an external service, and automatically displaying similar movies to the user based on a Lucene search.

javascript should be treated like any programming language when it comes to designing your code structure. Throughout this course we'll look at a number of different design patterns which are useful when writing javascript centric applications. The course starts with several common patterns, including function argument patterns, chaining, and observable properties. We continue with a look at patterns using timers, including asynchronous execution and recursive setTimeout. Finally we review module patterns, pub-sub patterns, and the promise pattern.

The Logging Application Block is part of the Microsoft Enterprise Library. This block helps you to add easily configurable logging to your application without changing any code. In this course we will learn the basics of the logging block, and see how to configure all parts of the logging pipeline. We will also cover some advanced techniques while learning how to easily create our own customizations that are able to fully control logging. If you are interested in learning how easily you can implement complex logging scenarios in your application with just a few lines of code, this course can help you do it!

The Exception Handling Application Block is a powerful framework that makes the common task of working with exceptions and changing exception handling policies simple and easy to maintain. If you are tired of seeing try/catch blocks and logging statements all throughout your exception handling code, this course will help you clean up that code! In this course we will learn how to use the Microsoft Enterprise Library's Exception Handling Application Block. We start off by learning a bit about the block and some common exception handling strategies. We will also learn how to configure the Exception Handling Block, and how to use it for common exception handling strategies such as wrapping, replacing and logging. Finally, we will cover using the block in a WCF application and learn how to create custom Exception Handlers.

This course is designed to get you started developing iOS applications using MonoTouch. In this course we will learn the basics of MonoTouch development using XCode 4. We will also cover some of the newer iOS features in iOS 5. If you are interested in developing applications for iOS, but don't want to learn Objective-C, this course is for you!

This course describes the product package CodeRush and Refactor! by DevExpress. It takes you through features for understanding code, creating new code, refactoring, and all the support functionality offered by this exciting Visual Studio integrated productivity package.

This course teaches the fundamentals of defining performance goals, measuring performance metrics, and subsequently profiling and tuning web-based applications in order to meet defined goals. The examples make use of Visual Studio 2010 and its extensive support for Web Performance Tests and Load Tests as well as profiling and performance monitoring.

Start here! This series provides the aspiring C# developer a comprehensive experience with the language and concepts associated with the .NET Framework demonstrated with the latest FREE version of Visual Studio called Visual C# 2010 Express Edition.

Start here! This series provides the aspiring C# developer a comprehensive experience with the language and concepts associated with the .NET Framework demonstrated with the latest FREE version of Visual Studio called Visual C# 2010 Express Edition.

This course introduces viewers to Entity Framework 4.1. The first module provides an overview of the features you will find in Entity Framework 4.1. The next two modules drill into configuring Code First using the Code First Data Annotations and then configuring with the Code First Fluent API.