Learning Outcomes

XAML Layout - RelativePanel and SplitView

Working with Navigation

Lesson Summary

In this module you will learn about the layout controls that can be used to build hamburger style navigation for Windows 10 applications. You will learn how the RelativePanel is used for Windows apps. You will learn how SplitView can help you implement hamburger navigation. You will learn about the navigation classes and methods that are used to display pages, pass data from one page to another and go through the history of pages that have been visited.

Common XAML Controls and Hamburger Menu

Common XAML Controls - Part 2

In this module you will learn about common user input options that can be used to create Windows 10 applications. You will also learn about the process of creating a simple hamburger style navigation system that can be used in most Windows 10 applications.

ScrollViewer, Canvas, Shapes and Styles

XAML Themes

In this module you will learn about the ScrollViewer and how it is used to allow users to scroll through applications to see additional content on the current page. You will learn about the Canvas layout control and how different shapes can be positioned in Windows 10 applications. You will learn about how styles allow you to get common settings that you want to apply across multiple XAML controls on a single page or across an entire application. You will learn about how you can utilize the pre

Windows 10 App Development - Navigation and Layout - Course Assessment

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Windows 10 App Development - Navigation and Layout

This tutorial teaches you about app navigation and layout. You will study the layout controls used to create a simple hamburger-style navigation in a Windows 10 application and the methods that can be used in Visual Studio used for navigation. You will look into the ScrollViewer and see how it is used to allow users to scroll through applications to view additional content on the current page and much more.

Introduction and Setting Up

Datatypes and Operators

This module introduces the course content and covers some common operations in the Dart programming language. You will learn to setup and run Dart, as well as how to print information to the console, and take information from a user. You will also learn about comments, variables, datatypes, and operators in the Dart language.

Control Flow

Dart Functions

Handling Errors & Exceptions

In this module, you will learn how to control the order in which parts of an app's code are executed. You will also learn to create and use functions in the Dart Language. You will learn about if & switch statements, for and while loops, as well as the break and continue statements. You will also learn to handle exceptions with the Dart Language.

Dart Collections

Classes and Objects

Extras & Conclusion

In this module you will be introduced to various collection types, and classes in the Dart Programming Language. Collections covered include lists, maps, enumerations, sets, queues, and much more. You will also learn about class constructors, class inheritance, method overriding, debugging & Concurrency.

App Development using Dart Programming Language – Course assessment

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App Development using Dart Programming Language

This course will introduce you to the Dart programming language from its basics, such as the setup process, to advanced concepts like concurrency. In this course, you will learn about console input and output, data types, variables, functions and operators. You will also learn about flow control, exception handling and the different collection types like lists, queues and maps, as well as using classes in Dart.

Structure of ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET Core Code Demo

Application Startup Services and Middleware

Structure and Middleware

ASP.NET Core Structure and Middleware - Assessment

This module explores what is new about the fresh technology and what Asp.Net Core is all about. It goes further to tell us how ASP.NET Core app is 
a console application. ASP.NET Core apps requires a start up, at least one. This class is responsible for configuring the request pipeline that handles all request that comes into the application.

Dependency Injection

Dependency Injection Lifetimes

Introduction to Tag Helpers

Tag Helpers Scope and Demo

Using Tag Helpers with Forms

Building Custom Tag Helpers

Dependency Injection and Tag Helpers - Assessment

In this module, you will learn about Dependency Injection as a common software engineering design principle. It outlines the major functions of the dependency injection container. This module also explores how to build some simple tag helpers and explore their features.

Introduction to View Components

View Components Demo

View Components and Entity Framework

Building a View Component

Working with View Components - Assessment

In this Module, you will learn how to create and use View Components. In this demo, we will use a simple sample app from Microsoft to illustrate the basics. Learn how to re-use summary data throughout a website and pass information to a view component to customize what data it displays including how the view displays it.

Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate - Assessment

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Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate

‘Exploring ASP.NET Core: Intermediate’ is a course that builds on the foundation of ASP.NET to enhance your professional skills. Learn about the structure of ASP.NET Core, the application startup services and Middleware. Gain essential insights on new cross platforms, data management and database migrations from this course to build modern apps. Register for this course today and take your coding skills to the next level!