WPF and MVVM Training at L&T Technology Services, Mysuru, 11-15 Feb, 2019

Conducted WPF and MVVM training at L&T Technology Services, Mysuru during 11-15 Feb, 2019.

Have been working on ASP.NET MVC, Angular and React more often now-a-days. It’s been really great to have this session as I had worked on WPF and MVVM long back and was out of touch somehow. Feel Happy! I still remember all the concepts and could share my knowledge with the participants.

Had nice time with cool weather at L&T Technology Services!

 

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Campus2Corporate Training at L&T Technology Services, Mysuru 29 Oct – 03 Nov, 2018

Just finished training at L&T Technology Services, Mysuru…Shared knowledge on OS Basic, Software Programming Fundamentals and PDLC/PLM, after long time covered these topics. Enjoyed a lot with you guys!

Campus2Corporate .NET Training at Opteamix, Bangalore 18 Sep – 26 Oct, 2018

Just concluded Campus2Corporate .NET training at Opteamix, Bangalore 18 Sep – 26 Oct, 2018. Really enjoyed training a small group with venue near to my home, great fun! Had fun playing Table Tennis at premises with the participants. Great time guys! 🙂

 

Campus2Corporate .NET Training at Siemens, Bangalore 04th July – 17th Sep, 2018

Conducted Campus2Corporate .NET training for 25 participants at Siemens, Bangalore 04 July – 17 Sep, 2018. Teaching fundamentals has always been nice experience to me, especially at Siemens, Bangalore. Having nice time with the participants on last day of training. Thanks for treat guys! 🙂

Update on .NET Core 3.0 and .NET Framework 4.8

Courtesy: Scott Hunter, Director of Program Management for .NET

In May 2018, Microsoft announced .NET Core 3.0, the next major version of .NET Core that adds support for building desktop applications using WinForms, WPF, and Entity Framework 6. We also announced some exciting updates to .NET Framework which enable you to use the new modern controls from UWP in existing WinForms and WPF applications.

Today, Microsoft has shared a bit more detail on what Microsoft is building and the future of .NET Core and .NET Framework.

.NET Core 3.0 addresses three scenarios our .NET Framework developer community has asked for, including:

• Side-by-side versions of .NET that support WinForms and WPF: Today there can only be one version of .NET Framework on a machine. This means that when we update .NET Framework on patch Tuesday or via updates to Windows there is a risk that a security fix, bug fix, or new API can break applications on the machine. With .NET Core, we solve this problem by allowing multiple versions of .NET Core on the same machine. Applications can be locked to one of the versions and can be moved to use a different version when ready and tested.

• Embed .NET directly into an application: Today, since there can only be one version of .NET Framework on a machine, if you want to take advantage of the latest framework or language feature you need to install or have IT install a newer version on the machine. With .NET Core, you can ship the framework as part of your application. This enables you to take advantage of the latest version, features, and APIs without having to wait for the framework to be installed.

• Take advantage of .NET Core features: .NET Core is the fast-moving, open source version of .NET. Its side-by-side nature enables us to quickly introduce new innovative APIs and BCL (Base Class Library) improvements without the risk of breaking compatibility. Now WinForms and WPF applications on Windows can take advantage of the latest .NET Core features, which also includes more fundamental fixes for an even better high-DPI support.

.NET Framework 4.8 addresses three scenarios our .NET Framework developer community has asked for, including:

• Modern browser and modern media controls: Today, .NET desktop applications use Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player for showing HTML and playing media files. Since these legacy controls don’t show the latest HTML or play the latest media files, we are adding new controls that take advantage of Microsoft Edge and newer media players to support the latest standards.

• Access to touch and UWP Controls: UWP (Universal Windows Platform) contains new controls that take advantage of the latest Windows features and touch displays. You won’t have to rewrite your applications to use these new features and controls. We are going to make them available to WinForms and WPF so that you can take advantage of these new features in your existing code.

• High DPI improvements: The resolution of displays is steadily increasing to 4K and now even 8K resolutions. We want to make sure your existing WinForms and WPF applications can look great on these displays.

Advanced C# Training at Siemens, Bangalore 25-29 June, 2018

Just finished 5 days Advanced C# training at Siemens, Bangalore…Had a nice time explaining concepts!

Visual C# .NET Training at Siemens, Bengaluru, 11 – 13 Jun, 2018

Just finished 3 days C# training at Siemens, Bengaluru…Visited their Siemens’ new office at Gold Hills, EC, Phase-2. Very good facility, especially the training room, etc. Enjoyed!