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Firefox adds powerful built-in developer tools that let developers change the look and feel of websites in real-time. With Page Inspector, developers can peek into a page’s structure and layout without having to leave Firefox. This also means they can quickly navigate between page elements and view the HTML document structure for the page. Firefox also makes editing the style of websites easier with Style Inspector. Now developers have quick access to CSS properties and can view or change values for their website within Firefox. We also enhanced Scratchpad using the Eclipse Orion code editor to provide syntax highlighting and other features that make it easier and simpler to write Javascript. Download the latest Firefox to take advantage of these awesome new developer tools!
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The DevExpress Grid Control for Silverlight can be bound to data using a number of ways. One available method is to use the RIA Services of the Windows Communication Foundation to create a model and load data from a SQL Server database. In this video, we’ll take a look at how to create an ADO.NET Entities Model and bind the AgDataGrid to a local SQL Server Express Database.
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Download a free trial of the DevExpress ASP.NET Captcha control here: www.devexpress.com The ASP.NET CAPTCHA Control (ASPxCaptcha) is a fully self-contained component that enables you to add CAPTCHA verification to your ASP.NET Web Application. This video introduces the CAPTCHA control and demonstrates how to use it in an ASP.NET Web Application. Download the source code used in the video from here: community.devexpress.com
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The Computer Information Systems curriculum emphasizes a systems approach to problem solving and evolves with the changing needs of business and technology. Students examine technical challenges within the context of the work environment. They learn the importance of being good communicators, team players as well as the skills needed to respond to the complexities of evolving hardware and software.
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OTN Virtual Developer Day: Rich Enterprise Applications on demand – Best Practices track session 3 Classic Environments with investments on Oracle Database, Oracle Forms & Reports are facing some challenges to move to new Fusion development & middleware technologies. One of the major issue in this move is to establish a roadmap for a smooth transition to FMW technologies for both the end-users and the IT team. Another important one is how to glue the classic and new environment in a single consistent ecosystem managed and secured. This presentation intention is to share with you a real life case of a move to Oracle ADF and to focus on the direction and technical solution taken to manage security in a Project based environment. You will be able to learn how Oracle ADF, Oracle Internet Directory, Oracle Single Sign-on and the Oracle Database were leveraged to build a manageable security foundation for per User per Construction Project access control for custom application modules built with the ADF Framework, Oracle Forms & Oracle Reports. We will go through both the Design aspects and the overall security configuration from development to deployment.
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For more info: www.devexpress.com/aspxgrid For a FREE trial: www.devexpress.com/Eval This lesson demonstrates how to use the ASPxGridView to display master-detail data with any number of detail levels and any number of details on each level.
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Is HTML5 just an incremental update to HTML4.01, or is it a new, revolutionary technology that is gong to change the web? Well, it’s actually a bit of both, and in this webcast we’ll give you a 45 minute jumpstart on this new technology and everything you need to know when you walk into your next staff meeting and the subject comes up. You can expect to leave this webcast with the answers to questions like: Do I need to rewrite my HTML4.01 pages to be HTML5 compliant? Is web video as easy as it looks with the new video element? Do I need to know JavaScript to use HTML5? What are “web workers” anyway? And a lot more. About Eric Freeman: Eric Freeman is described by Head First series co-creator Kathy Sierra as “one of those rare individuals fluent in the language, practice, and culture of multiple domains from hipster hacker, to corporate VP, engineer, think tank.” Professionally, Eric recently ended nearly a decade as a media company executive, having held the position of CTO of Disney.com at The Walt Disney Company. Eric is now devoting his time to WickedlySmart.com and lives with his wife and young daughter on Bainbridge Island. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Yale University. Elisabeth Robson: Elisabeth has been developing for and writing about the web since its early days. She co-founded one of the first web sites for mentoring women in technology, and created a web interface for online document management back when the only browsers on the market were IE and …
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(May 20, 2010) Jeff Haynie, CEO of Appcelerator, demonstrates his company’s Titanium tool for developing cross platform apps. Palm executives including VP, Directors, and Senior Product Managers lead a course on mobile application development on the WebOS. Students have the unique opportunity to attain the technical knowledge needed to create their own apps, get insider information about the application submission process at companies like Apple and Palm, and network with various members of Palm’s executive team. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford Engineering: soe.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com
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You have learned ADF technology and can build business components and pages, but how do you go about building an enterprise application? This presentation explains: – Which skills and training you need – How to structure your code with workspaces and projects – Efficient use of templates, pages and page fragments – Why you need framework extension classes – The hidden power of ADF Libraries – Securing, packaging and deploying your enterprise ADF application See this presentation to get your enterprise ADF project started right.
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sitecore Sitecore’s web content management system gives developers unprecedented freedom and powerful tools to deliver truly amazing applications and site capabilities. From day one, Sitecore has been totally committed to the .NET framework, and we’ve been the leader in Microsoft compatibility for web CMS, rapidly staying current with the latest releases of .NET, Visual Studio, SQL Server and Windows Server. Sitecore provides the capabilities you expect in a leading CMS, including: strict separation of content from presentation, component based content architecture based on XML, caching and performance optimization tools, data abstraction and integration tools to connect to enterprise legacy systems, strong configurable workflow management system, and rich security tools based on the .NET security provider architecture.
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Speaker: Chris Ramsdale Track: Cloud Computing Time slot: C [12:05 - 12:50] Room: 1 Level: 151 If you’re like the rest of us, at some point in your web app development you’ve wondered if there was an easier solution. One that includes built-in debuggers, code refactoring, reliable syntax highlighting, etc. After all, why should the server-side and desktop programmers get all of the good tools? The good news is that with Google Web Toolkit (GWT) you do have access to these tools. And in this session, Chris Ramsdale will get you up and running with GWT, including what it is, how it works, and deeper dives into generators, native Javascript interop, and compiler optimizations.
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Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com InRuby on Rails 3 Essential Training, instructor Kevin Skoglund shows how to create full-featured, object-oriented web applications with the latest version of the popular, open-source Ruby on Rails framework. This course explains the complete process—from the fundamental concepts and best practices behind the Rails framework, to how to build a complete application with dynamic, database-driven content. Using a content management system as an example project, this course explains how to structure databases, build database-driven, object-oriented models, route incoming requests, render pages with dynamic content, and to process and validate form data. Previous experience with Ruby is recommended, but not required.
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Learn how to make an iOS App – This video is a interactive gallery of some of the best Xcode tutorials for iOS Developers by Supertecnoboff. Video Links: iPhone Dev Tips: www.youtube.com Autorotate: www.youtube.com UISwitch: www.youtube.com UIScrollView: www.youtube.com OpenURL: www.youtube.com In App E-Mail: www.youtube.com Icon/splash screen: www.youtube.com Delay event: www.youtube.com Audio file: www.youtube.com Base SDK fix: www.youtube.com Play video (part 1): www.youtube.com Play video (part 2): www.youtube.com Add framework: www.youtube.com Custom button: www.youtube.com Retina display support: www.youtube.com Load image from web: www.youtube.com Develop for older iOS: www.youtube.com Webview: www.youtube.com – (local version: www.youtube.com UISegmentedcontrol: www.youtube.com Tab bar (part 1): www.youtube.com Tab bar (part 2): www.youtube.com Resize window: www.youtube.com Status bar – remove: www.youtube.com Alertview: www.youtube.com ======================= Music by Nathan Wills: nathanwillsmusic.com Links: Website: supertecnoboff.co.uk Twitter twitter.com Tumblr: supertecnoboff.tumblr.com Facebook facebook.com iOS Apps: itunes.apple.com
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In this video we will learn what is OOP.
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