TutsPlus - Programming .NET

For over ten years, Microsoft's. NET Framework has been the platform to develop for if you want to target Windows or Windows-based technologies. Getting started with the. NET Framework can be a daunting task, as the. NET Framework class library is pretty darn big. But, thankfully, there are a core set of classes that you can use in any Windows or Web app. In this course, we'll take a look at these classes and how we can use them in our code.

Introduction 2m 57s
Introduction 2m 57s

The System Namespace 53m 26s
Primitive Data Types 9m 34s
DateTime and TimeSpan 22m 46s
Nullable 6m 40s
The Uri Class 14m 26s

The System.Collections.Generic Namespace 49m 12s
Array 15m 58s
List 19m 26s
Dictionaries 13m 48s


The System.IO Namespace 1h 16m 28s
HashSet 11m 25s
The Directory and DirectoryInfo Classes 24m 9s
The File and FileInfo Classes 21m 31s
Reading and Writing Text Files 19m 23s

The System.Net Namespace 22m 59s
Reading and Writing Binary Files 8m 24s
The HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse Classes 14m 35s

The System.Data Namespace (and its children) 2h 26m 2s
The WebClient Class 12m 3s
ADO.NET Part 1 39m 26s
ADO.NET Part 2 30m 44s
Linq to SQL 29m 54s
Entity Framework 14m 47s
Dapper Dot Net 19m 8s