I am in the middle of unrolling on Pluralsight, a complete entry-level program in developing Web Applications, with a focus on free and open-source software.
At its heart are these courses:
- Getting Started With ASP.NET MVC, ServiceStack and Bootstrap
- Building a Web Site with Open Source Software on Windows (Next week)
- Building a Web App with ASP.NET MVC, EF & WebAPI (forthcoming)
- Diving Deeper with Angular, Breeze, EF, WebAPI and Open Source Software (forthcoming)
The underlying foundation for these courses are in the core skills classes:
These classes are supplemented with associated skills classes such as
- ASP.NET MVC Testing From Scratch
- Beginning BDD With Angular (forthcoming)
- Sublime Text 3 From Scratch
- Kendo and MFC From Scratch
It is my sincere hope that these courses will provide a solid grounding in building modern, efficient, well crafted Web applications. Among the technologies and tools covered across these 12 courses are
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- C#
- jQuery
- ASP.NET MVC
- Entity Framework
- Web API
- Angular
- Breeze
- ServiceStack
- ORMLite
- funq
- Visual Studio
- Sublime Text 3
- HotTowel
- SideWaffle
- Trello
- Git
and more. Please do participate in the discussion on the comments pages and here as well. I look forward to your feedback and suggestions.
Thanks.
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