Pluralsight is pleased to be able to present a custom
MVC & LINQ Training Offer from our new partner,
InnerWorkings. The InnerWorkings learning platform is 100% practice-based and it integrates tightly with Visual Studio. You learn new skills by writing code and solving real programming problems — so test your mettle against InnerWorkings rules based code judging engine and get instant feedback on your code.
The practice-based training offered by InnerWorkings is a nice complement to the training products Pluralsight provides. We strongly believe our customers and the developer community at large will benefit from our partnership and the custom MVC & LINQ Training Offer.
The MVC & LINQ Training Offer includes these two fast downloads:
ASP.NET MVC Using Visual C# 2008
Learn the key concepts of the ASP.NET MVC framework, and how to create your first MVC Web application. With this sample, you’ll also discover how to enable requests using AJAX in MVC, and how to distinguish between normal and AJAX requests
LINQ to SQL Using Visual C# 2008
Learn to generate strongly typed LINQ to SQL data context and entity classes using the ORM designer, and use them to retrieve data from a database. You’ll also learn to create, retrieve, update, and delete (CRUD) database data through a strongly typed LINQ to SQL data context and its associated entity classes.
Take advantage of this custom training opportunity available through our exclusive partnership and download the MVC & LINQ training today!
About InnerWorkings
InnerWorkings began with a vision of transforming the way software developers learn. Software development is still art as much as science. In spite of decades of effort to create processes and best practices, there is little visibility into why one project is a great success while a similar project fails. It remains extremely difficult to create a successful, efficient and cost-effective software organization and sustain it over multiple projects.
Spreading the Pluralsight .NET training love through writing, speaking, whispering, thinking and uninterrupted inner repetition.
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Mar 09 2010, 08:40 AM
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meagon-marshall