This course starts with a simple introduction of the AJAX, what it is 
and what it can do. It will then move on to how to use XHTML with Java, 
using JavaScript with the Document Object Model (DOM) API and the AJAX 
API. The course will then cover Cascading Style Sheets and why it is an 
important part of AJAX and webpage development. In the final chapters, 
the course will cover communication with the server on a basic level and
 using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
Monday, March 31, 2014
Object Oriented Programming
Object Oriented 
Programming will help you improve your programming skill set by giving 
you a thorough understanding of OOP regardless of your programming 
background. The training uses a non-jargon approach to teaching the 
backbone concepts of OOP which have been field tested in years of 
university-level teaching. While Visual Studio and C# form the 
instruction environment, the course is language agnostic as possible so 
the concepts are easily applied to other popular OOP languages and 
platforms.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Sales Skills Fundamentals
In this course, author Christopher Matthew Spencer shares his 
techniques for effective sales. Because a sale starts with finely honed 
communication skills, the course begins with communication and listening
 skills, and then explores the application of sales traits in everyday 
life—an ideal primer for making deals in business settings.
This course also covers the basics of connecting with prospective clients, making convincing presentations, understanding and maximizing the sales cycle, measuring sales abilities, and practicing sales skills in role-playing scenarios.
This course also covers the basics of connecting with prospective clients, making convincing presentations, understanding and maximizing the sales cycle, measuring sales abilities, and practicing sales skills in role-playing scenarios.
Facebook Essential Training (2012)
Learn how to start navigating the world of social networking and put 
your best face forward online. This course covers the basics: creating a
 profile; making Facebook friends; viewing their posts with the Ticker 
and Timeline; communicating via status updates, the wall, and chat; and 
sharing photos, videos, and links. Author Garrick Chow also touches on 
the delicate subject of removing friends and respecting other people’s 
privacy online. The advanced features of Facebook—including permissions,
 add-in applications, and dedicated groups—are also covered.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Windows Phone 7 “Mango” Multitasking
Windows Phone Mango brings new multitasking capability for third party 
application developers, in the form of fast application switching and 
background agents. In this course, we explore the new execution model 
that enables fast app switching, and we examine how to leverage this 
model in our applications. We also seek to understand what background 
agents are, how they work and how to use them, be it for scheduling 
simple popup reminders and alarms, or for running custom code in the 
background at regular time intervals. We also take a deep dive into the 
new background audio and background file transfer capabilities Mango 
brings to the table.
Pluralsight – Windows Phone 7.5 Integration Features
In this course, we explore the powerful integration features of Windows 
Phone 7.5, which let our applications blend right into the phone’s 
incredible native experience. Specifically, we take a deep dive into the
 hot new live tiles, we explore Push Notifications and the way they can 
greatly enhance both our application’s usefulness and attractiveness, 
and we look at how we can significantly improve our app’s 
discoverability by leveraging the phone’s search integration features 
using AppConnect and Bing Search
Windows Phone 7.5 Data
this course explores the various ways Windows Phone applications access 
data. Parts 1 and 2 look at creating and accessing a local SQL database 
on the phone. Part 3 examines the user data APIs which let applications 
work with contacts and calendar on the phone. Part 4 discusses accessing
 an external data service from a phone application. All modules focus on
 real-world, no-nonsense scenarios involving querying, displaying, and 
in some cases updating domain-specific application data.
Monday, March 24, 2014
WordPress 3: Developing Secure Sites
This course explains how to secure self-hosted WordPress sites, 
including site configuration, code modification, and the use of free 
plug-ins. Beginning with the basics of site security, author Jeff Starr 
explains how to harden a WordPress site by configuring authentication 
keys, setting proper file permissions, and removing version numbers. The
 course shows how to implement a firewall, prevent automated spam, and 
control proxy access, and concludes with a series of advanced tips and 
site security best practices.
Lynda – Dreamweaver and WordPress: Building Themes
In this course, author Joseph Lowery builds a WordPress theme from the 
ground up using Dreamweaver. The course examines the core structure of a
 theme, demonstrates constructing and customizing a theme, and explains 
how to create the site’s CSS. The course also covers setting up the 
single post page, handling search results, and customizing error pages. 
Exercise files are included with the course.
Creating and Managing a Blog Network with WordPress
This course presents the WordPress Multisite feature, which allows web 
site designers and administrators to create a network of sites and blogs
 from a single installation of WordPress. Author Justin Seeley covers 
installing the network components, configuring their web server/hosting 
environment, using the Multisite Network Administration panel, managing 
users, and backing up, migrating, and restoring a multisite 
installation.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
C++Fundamentals
C++ is a general purpose programming language that is used by millions 
of developers. It offers a powerful combination of performance and 
abstraction that other languages don't have. You can use C++ to write 
different kinds of applications for a variety of platforms. In this 
course, I will cover basics of language syntax  declaring variables, 
classes, building expressions using operators and functions  and work
 up to templates, pointers, const, and polymorphism. I will be using the
 principles of œmodern C++ as much as possible, relying on the 
Standard Library and using idioms like Resource Acquisition is 
Initialization to reduce the effort involved in memory management. Some 
people are scared of C++, but I will show you how to approach the 
language without fear.
Getting Started with ColdFusion 10
In this course, expert web developer and trainer Candyce Mairs teaches you how to build a dynamic, database-driven website using ColdFusion 10 and ColdFusion Builder. You will learn how to set up a testing environment as including installing ColdFusion, ColdFusion Builder, and a database and be introduced to the basics of dynamic websites. Then you will work along with Candyce as she creates a complete database-driven ColdFusion website. Along the way you will learn how to work with forms, scoped variables, queries, ColdFusion functions, and more, and get up to speed on ColdFusion 10 features such as function enhancements for queries, new forms of looping, and new attributes.
Company of Heroes 2 FullRip
Company of Heroes 2 System Requirements
OS: Win XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 (32 & 64 bit)CPU: 2 GHz dual core CPU, Intel Core 2 Duo or better
RAM: 512 MB system memory
Graphics: DirectX 9 video card with 256 RAM, Nvidia 8000-series or Radeon 3000-series or integrated graphics such as Intel HD3000 or HD4000.
Operating system: Windows XP SP3
DirectX audio card
12GB hard disk space
Monday, March 17, 2014
Photoshop CS6: 3D
Explore and exciting wave of possibilities with the newly enhanced 3D 
features in Photoshop CS6 Extended. With these new performance 
enhancements, implementing 3D into your design work has never been 
easier or more fun! Join Corey as he shows you how to hit the ground 
running with these newly enhanced and intuitive features. If you 
haven't started experimenting with 3D yet, now is the time.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Photoshop CS6: Design Features
Photoshop CS6 has loads of new design features from the way it handles 
type to new vector layers. Understanding all of the various functions 
geared towards the designer will allow you to become more creative and 
effective. In this class, Pete Collins, co-host of PhotoshopUserTV, will
 provide in depth tips and tricks on all of the ways CS6 can make your 
life much easier.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Adobe Premiere Pro CS6: Learn by Video
Adobe Premiere Pro has fast become the number-one editing system for 
many editors around the world, and in the CS6 version, Adobe has added 
some new features that challenge expectations. These include a new 
special effects paradigm, advanced features previously seen only in 
Adobe After Effects, and a newly enhanced user interface. In this Learn 
by Video course (produced in partnership with our friends at Peachpit 
Press), expert editor and trainer Maxim Jago covers everything from the 
fundamentals of nonlinear editing all the way up to the most advanced 
new features. You will learn how to bring multiple media types into 
Premiere Pro, combine them to produce professional edits, apply effects,
 add titles, work with audio, and output to multiple formats, including 
DVD, Blu-ray and files.
Optimal Output with Photoshop CS6
In this advanced workshop Tim Grey delves into some of the finer points 
of creating top-quality output of your digital images. You will get an 
introduction to color management, which is absolutely crucial to 
maintaining consistent colors throughout your workflow. Tim takes an 
in-depth look at the topic of sharpening  when and how to do it, as 
well as when covers some advanced sharpening techniques. 
He also offers tips for printing your photos, exploring both the 
relevant settings in Photoshop and those you are likely to find in your
 printer driver. Finally, he discusses troubleshooting suboptimal output  i.e., when something goes wrong, figuring out what happened and how
 to fix it. If you spend a lot of time optimizing your images, this 
workshop will help you make sure all that effort is reflected in the 
quality of your output.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Javascript: Up To Speed
In this single-episode production, Rob dives into the various aspects of
 working with “modern” Javascript. Syntax rules aren’t discussed 
in-depth as the focus of this screencast is to get you up to speed with 
what’s happening in the Javascript world. If you’re a web developer and 
only dabbled with Javascript – or if you’re a .NET developer 
(*especially* if you’re a .NET developer) – understanding Javascript is 
becoming increasingly important. That’s the goal of this screencast: 
getting you up to speed so you can explore the Javascript world 
confidently.
HTML5 Basics
Aren’t all training videos like books on video?… Yes and no. Here at 
CartoonSmart we like to keep things project-based, so you can actually 
build something while you train. But their comes a time when the best 
approach to teaching something is to cover it like a book. So with this 
amazing SEVEN HOUR course you can sit back and let our instructor 
Lawrence Turton guide you through all the new features of HTML5 without 
running the risk of falling asleep and drooling all over another boring 
training book. Time-stamped index cards for the topics below are 
included and like all our tutorials, source code is packaged up with the
 movies.
Create an Expandable FAQ Listing with jQuery and Dreamweaver
Frequently asked questions (FAQs) are a popular aspect of any web site. This course shows how to create questions that have expandable and collapsible answers, allowing visitors to easily find the information they need. Author and jQuery expert Chris Converse shows how to build an FAQ section for your site quickly, using the tools in Dreamweaver and the code libraries in jQuery. In addition, the course demonstrates how to automatically link to a specific question, and automatically open the answer, giving you the ability to provide users with a direct answer to their question.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Getting Started with PHP
PHP is a language that has one of the widest spectrums of users today: 
on the one end beginners who want to put a couple lines of dynamic 
content into their web sites, and on the other hand teams of enterprise 
developers who run high-traffic internet e-commerce systems. PHP is also
 the language behind some of the web as most useful and game-changing 
software, such as WordPress. In this workshop, professional developer 
Edward Tanguay will show programmers how to get started with PHP. 
You will learn how to install PHP on your computer with XAMPP and how to
 install and use the free and popular Eclipse editor. Then you will 
learn the basics of the PHP language and how to use your PHP skills to 
create web site forms, which will put you well on your way to building 
functional and interactive web sites with PHP. (Note: This title was 
originally published as part of Edward PHP 5.3: Advanced Web 
Programming course.)
Professional PHP, Volume 2
PHP 5.3 introduced a number of new features that every professional PHP 
programmer should incorporate into their skill set: namespaces, lambdas,
 closures, and late static binding, all of which are concepts that you 
might know from other languages and which are now available in PHP. In 
this workshop, professional developer Edward Tanguay shows you how to 
use these features and introduces you to a number of new, useful 
functions such as array_replace, date_add, new functions to work within  files, and more. In addition to these new features of PHP, you will 
also learn the basics of using cookies and regular expressions.
Professional PHP, Volume 1
To understand today’s PHP frameworks, and to build code that is 
scalable, you need to understand the concepts of object-oriented 
programming. In this workshop, professional developer Edward Tanguay 
shows you the basics of object-oriented programming, introducing you to 
important concepts like classes, properties, methods, and inheritance. 
You will also learn many other skills that are important in professional
 PHP programming, such as reading and writing to databases, using text 
files and XML files, and building web services.
SharePoint 2010 Advanced Branding for Web Designers
This course covers advanced techniques in SharePoint 2010 using XSLT, 
JavaScript and jQuery. The course provides a quick primer on these three
 topics and then shows how to get started using them in SharePoint 2010 
sites. You will how to add JavaScript code behind pages in a SharePoint 
2010 site as well as how to test and debug your code. The course also 
introduces you to the jQuery library and the jQuery UI library which 
makes it much easier to write logic to update elements on a page.
SharePoint 2010 Branding a WCM Site for Web Designers
This course covers how to design the structure and the look and feel of a
 publishing site in SharePoint 2010. You will learn how to create the 
taxonomy of a publishing site by adding child sites and publishing 
pages. You will also learn how to upload and approve a custom master 
page as well as configure publishing sites to use them. The course also 
focuses on how to create and design custom page layouts which give 
publishing pages their layout as well as their look and feel. 
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Twitter Essential Training
In this course, author Maria Langer explains how to use Twitter, the social network for sharing short bites of information instantly. The course walks through building and customizing an individual profile, reading and sending Twitter updates (called tweets), and building a network of followers. The training also describes how to get the most out of Twitter by following trending topics, configuring privacy settings, establishing a business presence, and tapping into third-party resources that make it easier to follow, send, and schedule tweets.
Monday, March 3, 2014
Picture-Perfect Lighting Techniques for Wedding Photographers
Beautiful light is all around us and Jerry Ghionis is a master at finding the best light for making wedding photos look downright magical. Jerry believes that location means nothing without beautiful light, whether it is found out of doors, standing next to a window, or from artificial sources. Join Jerry on an action-packed, non-stop series of wedding shoots that range from indoor window light to candle-lit romantic tables to the nighttime lights of the city, as he shares an endless supply of professional tips and tricks on everything from posing your subjects to getting proper exposure in every form of light you can find.
Time-Lapse Photography Workshop
A time-lapse video essentially compresses time into a smaller space, creating some entertaining and evocative results. In this workshop author and expert Tim Grey explores the tools, techniques, and concepts involved in creating great time-lapse videos from still captures. You’ll learn how to choose the right equipment, get the right settings for your camera, and compose shots in a way that will be easy to work with later. Then you’ll follow Tim through a series of time-lapse projects where he photographs both fast-moving and slow-moving subjects, as well as one where the camera itself is moving.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Social Media Marketing with Facebook and Twitter
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