Advanced .Net | | Software Development
Advanced .Net
Duration
24 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
SDP-030_PRG
500.00 *
Training for 7-8 or more people? Customize trainings for your specific needs
Description
This training covers three major areas: Dependency Management in .NET, Asynchronous Future in .NET Framework and C# Tips and Tricks.Dependency Inversion is a very popular design technique in modern enterprise applications. But in spite of its popularity, the principles of inversion management and DI containers are often misused. In this training we focus not on specific libraries but mostly on the design principles on which the libraries are based. Such an approach will help participants not only understand the existing tools but use them correctly to solve practical tasks.
After the first part we deal with various features of the .NET platform that facilitate asynchronous programming, where they will learn about lower-level idioms and patterns such as Classical Async Pattern. We introduce modern libraries such as TPL and Reactive Extensions. Then we move on to the finer points of the C# language and .NET platform and examine the intricacies of using the "advanced" features of the C# language, their causes, as well as decisions taken in their design.

After completing the course, a certificate
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
Objectives
- The basic principles of dependency management
- Review of key DI patterns and anti-patterns
- DI containers
- Discover existing capabilities of working with asynchronous operations on the .NET platform, including TLP libraries, Reactive Extensions and PowerThreading
- Review the features of the C# 5.0 language
- Learn the subtleties of C# language and the key "advanced" features
- Describe each feature and show how the language could evolve in the future
Target Audience
- Senior .NET Developers and Architects
- Professional developers familiar with the basic principles and concepts of the .Net platform and basics of multithreading
Prerequisites
- Basics of multithreading and .NET platform
Roadmap
Dependency Management in .NET
Dependency Inversion Principles
DI Patterns and Anti-Patterns
Examples of Containers in .NET
Asynchronous Future in .NET Framework
C# Tips and Tricks
- SOLID principles
- IoC vs DI
- Stable and variable dependencies
- Composition vs Aggregation vs Inheritance
Dependency Inversion Principles
- Basic concepts
DI Patterns and Anti-Patterns
- Composition Root
- Constructor Injection
- Property Injection
- Ambient Context
- Service Locator
- Bastard Injection
Examples of Containers in .NET
- Autofac
Asynchronous Future in .NET Framework
- Task Parallel Library
- Existing patterns of asynchronous programming
- Internal structure of the AsyncEnumerator class
- New C# 5.0 features: await and async
- Reactive extensions library (Reactive Extensions, Rx)
C# Tips and Tricks
- Events and delegates
- "Duck typing" on the compiler level
- Named and optional arguments
- Exception handling tips and tricks
- Iterator blocks and LINQ
- "Brittle base class problem"
- Mutable value types
- Object instantiation caveats
- Structs and default constructors
Schedule and prices
View:
Register for the next course
Registering in advance ensures you have priority. We will notify you when we schedule the next course on this topic
Courses you may be interested in
Basics of .NET Development and C# Language
The course covers specifics of Microsoft .NET 4.0, program structure, syntax of C# 4.0 language, as well as development skills in Visual Studio® 2010.