Microsoft’s MVC4 framework brings in new options for detecting and serving ASP.NET MVC pages to Mobile devices. Our MVC 4 Framework training course gives .NET developers solid hands-on experience from the ground up, to create commercial-quality web apps.
Microsoft’s MVC4 framework brings in new options for detecting and serving ASP.NET MVC pages to Mobile devices.
There is now also fantastic support for WebAPI which is another Microsoft framework, taking the grunt work out of creating RESTful web services and they can run within your MVC 4 web apps, in their own projects, or hosted outside of IIS.
With WebAPI you can also automatically serialise data into pretty much any format required, handle Model Binding, and deal with Validation to name but a few of the useful new features.
Our MVC 4 Framework training course gives .NET developers solid hands-on experience from the ground up, to create commercial-quality web apps.
AppForum 2012 – Android with Motorola and Framework Training
Framework Training delivering Android App training at Motorola AppForum 2012
We’ve got a very exciting event happening next week that we’d love to share with you.
We’ve partnered with Motorola Solutions to provide some training sessions covering Android Application Development during the Motorola AppForum 2012, running 25th – 2th September 2012 in Birmingham, UK.
The AppForum event is an annual conference provided for the Motorola Solutions developer network to provide technical information and assistance for those producing software for Motorola Solutions’ innovative …
Framework Training delivering Android App training at Motorola AppForum 2012
We’ve got a very exciting event happening next week that we’d love to share with you.
We’ve partnered with Motorola Solutions to provide some training sessions covering Android Application Development during the Motorola AppForum 2012, running 25th – 2th September 2012 in Birmingham, UK.
The AppForum event is an annual conference provided for the Motorola Solutions developer network to provide technical information and assistance for those producing software for Motorola Solutions’ innovative hand-held devices.
We are providing a series of training workshops covering the following topics:
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Wed 10.50 -12.05 |
Android Fundamentals |
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Wed 13.30 – 14.45 |
The Network and Android Web Services |
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Wed 15.45 – 1700 |
Custom Android UI Components |
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Thurs 11.20 – 12.35 |
Android Tools and NFC |
The AppForum is going to be a fantastic opportunity for developers to learn about both native Android development and Motorola Solution’s RhoMobile cross-platform application development suite.
Social events such as A Taste of India mean it should also provide a relaxed and informal opportunity to meet new people and ideas within an exciting developer community.
All the information you need to attend is here:
http://www.motorolasolutionsevents.com/appforum_2012_enterprise
If you’re planning to attend, please come and say ‘hi’ to Tom and I, either at our stand in the main area, or why not join us for a drink or two once the day’s formal events have finished.
Scribbled by Ian
Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 – final build completed
Development work on Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 has been completed – now been shipped to manufacturing prior to release in September.
Some exciting news broke yesterday when S. Somasegar (VP Developer Division, Microsoft) posted an announcement on his blog stating that Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 are completed and the products have been passed to manufacturing.
There will be a launch event on September 12th and MSDN subscribers will be able to download the software on August 15th.
We’ve already delivered training in to clients Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2012 development topics using the pre-release versions – we’re looking forward to playing with the final cut when it arrives.
iPad 3 release date confirmed
Well that’s going to stoke the fires ;)
Raspberry Pi – release date tomorrow?
Here at Framework Towers we’ve been keeping a keen eye on developments on the Raspberry Pi project – and according to the teaser posted yesterday on the landing page at www.raspberrypi.org it looks like we are about to see the release of this fantastic piece of kit into the wild. Announcement will happen at 0600h GMT on Wednesday 29 February 2012.
Update, 17 May:
Yay – we’ve finally received an invitation to order a Raspberry Pi!
Update, 02 May:
Still no Raspberry Pi :(
I thought we were pretty quick with getting our orders in, but clearly not as quick as the 700 who have already received their kit.
“Our second batch of Raspberry Pi’s is currently being put together, and we’re expecting it in next week. We’ll be inviting the next 4,000 people in our queue to come into the Raspberry Pi store and place their order very soon.”
Will we be one of the 4,000? Let’s hope so….
Update, 23 March:
RS Online have sent out an update to registered parties – good to know they’re taking a measured approach and keeping people informed as to why. No complaints from us that their main concern is quality over quantity!
Welcome to the latest Raspberry Pi update from RS Components!
Much has been happening behind the scenes since you received our last update, not least the start of compliance testing on the Raspberry Pi.
Why are we doing this? Compliance testing is an essential part of bringing any electronic product to market. The Raspberry Pi is being tested to make sure it conforms to all the regulations that apply to electronic devices around the world. This means that we can be sure the Raspberry Pi we deliver to you meets the correct standards and is as safe as you would expect any electronic device you purchase to be.
We’re working with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to manage the testing process as quickly as possible, while ensuring all tests are carried out to guarantee safety. More information is being posted on the Raspberry Pi website , as well as on our own FAQ pages rswww.com or DesignSpark. We’re also regularly tweeting updates on progress. Follow @RSElectronics on twitter to catch the latest news.
Alongside this, we’ve also been contacting the first group of people who registered for a Raspberry Pi from RS, to help us plan delivery of the initial batch of boards. In next week’s update, we’ll provide more information on how we’re managing the queue and the order process.
Update, 9 March:
Aaargh – looks like we’ll be waiting a while longer yet – manufacturing mistake delays shipping of first batch of Raspberry Pi’s.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/781
Update, 6 March:
Looks like we’re on a waiting list… Had the following email from RS Components over the weekend.. (more…)
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