In this course we'll delve into the full spectrum of database interactions. Whether the application is an e-commerce, or social network site, or even a todo app on your phone, the data needs to change over time. CRUD is an acronym that refers to the four main operations that you'd want to perform on data in a database: Create, Read, Update, Delete.
This course explores how to extend and customize the MVC framework to better solve common development tasks. MVC is designed with extensibility in mind and leveraging this flexibility can help solve tasks faster and far more effectively.
Cryptography is an important part of information security planning. This course will teach you some of the basics of cryptographic algorithms and how to select the appropriate one to encrypt your data.
Coding practices to avoid or replace that can and will have an immediate impact on performance in your Entity Framework applications.
A good data model can be the difference between a successful, manageable application and one that breaks with every change request.
This course covers distributed databases at a level to give you, the developer, a full understanding of the academic topics, architectural design, design patterns and tooling available today.
Learn how to write and deploy CLR functionality written in .NET managed code into your SQL Server environment. You'll also get tips on when NOT to use CLR, as well as how to broach the topic with your database administrator.
Part 1 of 2 in the SQL Server 2008 Database Development (70-433) series. This SQL Server 2008 Database Development course is designed to teach you how to design databases and applications, and build the functionality.
PostgreSQL is one of the most advanced and popular open-source databases out there. If you're a database developer looking to expand your skills and understanding of triggers, rules, and procedural language in PostgreSQL, this course is for you.
Take Excel to the next level with advanced formulas, What-If Analysis tools, advanced PivotTables, Macros and much more
