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- Python is a very powerful high-level, object-oriented programming language. Python is an interpreted language. Python interpreters are available for many operating systems, allowing Python code to run on a wide variety of systems.
- Using third-party tools, such as Py2exe or Pyinstaller Python code can be packaged into stand-alone executable programs. Django is an extremely widely used framework, and because it’s open source. Django is a web framework which written in python & follows the MVC architectural pattern.
- It is maintained by the Django software foundation, an independent organization. There are many other frameworks like Pyramid, web2py, Flask etc. which support developers in the design & maintenance of complex applications. Pyjamas & Iron Python can be used to develop the client-side of ajax-based applications.
- In this program you will learn:
HTML
HTML 5
CSS 2.0
CSS 3.0
JavaScript
JQuery
Bootstrap Framework Latest Version (HTML, CSS, and JS Library)
Web Hosting & SEO Basics
Python Training Curriculum
Data Analysis and Visualization using NumPy, Pandas, and MatPlotLib, Seaborn
Placement Guide
- HTML
What is HTML
What is a Web Browser
What are Versions of HTML
What can you Do with HTML
HTML Development Environments
Writing Code with a Text Editor
- Review of HTML Elements
Rules of Syntax
Making your Code Readable
Building a Document
Using Colors
Adding Color to your Page
Using Headings
Using Paragraphs
Aligning Block-Level Elements
- Inserting Spaces and Line Breaks
Displaying Preformatted Text
Formatting with Inline Elements
Controlling Fonts
Introducing List Elements
Creating Unordered Lists
Creating Ordered Lists
Nesting Lists
- What is an HTML Table
Building a Table
Cell Padding and Cell Spacing
Controlling Table and Cell Width
Aligning a Table on the Page
Aligning Tables and Text
Aligning Table Data
Spanning Columns and Rows
- Creating a Hyperlink
Understanding and Using URLs
Linking to a Web Document
Linking to a Local Document
Linking to Anchors
Opening a New Browser Window
- Image Formats
Inserting Inline Images
Aligning Images
Using Images to Anchor Links
Sizing Images
Using Transparent Images
Using GIF Animation
- Forms and Controls
Forms and Form Elements
Form Actions, Form Methods, Form Design
- Introduction
Laying out a page with HTML5
Page Structure
New HTML5 Strutural Tags
Page Simplification
- HTML 5 - How we got here
New Features of HTML5
The HTML5 Semantic Element
Current State of Browser Support
- SECTIONS AND ARTICLES
The section Tag
The article Tag
The header Tag
The Footer Tag
- HTML5 AUDIO AND VIDEO
Supported Media Types
The audio Element
The video Element
- HTML5 FORMS
New Input Types
- HTML5 NEW FORM ATTRIBUTES
autocomplete
novalidate
- HTML5 NEW FORM FIELD ATTRIBUTES
required
placeholder
autofocus
autocomplete
form
pattern
- Introduction of CSS
- CSS Syntax
- CSS Comments
- CSS Type
Inline
Internal
External
- CSS Selector
ID
Class
Attribute
Grouping
Universal
- CSS Color
RGB Value
Hex Value
Color Name
- Background
background-color
background-repeat
background-attachement
background position
background-size
background-image
- CSS Margin
Margin-top
Margin-bottom
Margin-left
Margin-Right
- CSS Padding
Padding -top
Padding -bottom
Padding -left
Padding –Right
- Outline
Outline-Style
Outline-color
Outline Width
Outline-Offset
Outline Shorthand Property
- CSS Height and Width
- CSS Display properties
- CSS Position Properties
- CSS Overflow
- CSS Float and Clear
- Pseudo Class and Element
- Introduction to CSS 3
Border
border-radius
- CSS Shadows
Text-shadow
Box-shadow
- Transitions
transition
transition - delay
transition - duration
transition - property
- 2D Transforms
transform
matrix ()
translate (x,y)
scale(x,y)
rotate(angle)
Skew (x - angle, y-angle)
- Animations
@keyframes
animation
animation-direction
animation-duration
animation-name
- Selectors
CSS combinations
Pseudo Elements
- Gradients
Linear Gradients
Radial Gradients
- User Interface
resize
box-sizing
outline-offset
- CSS Filters
Blur
Opacity
- Media Query
What is Responsive Web Design
Intro to the Viewport
The Viewport Tag
Media Queries
Tablet Styles
Mobile Styles
Making a Mobile Drop-down Menu
- Web Fonts
@font-face
font- family
src
font-stretch
font-Style
font-weight
- Flexbox
flex - grow
flex - shrink
flex - basis
flex
flex - wrap
flex - direction
flex - flow
justify - content
align-items
order
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- Introduction to JavaScript Framework:
History of JavaScript
What is ES6 (ECMAScript 6/JavaScript 6)
ES6 Module System
A Word on Bable
Block Scope, Let & Const
Template Literals
Arrow Functions
Spread and Rest Operators
Object Literal Improvements
De-structuring
Classes
Inheritance
Static Properties and Methods
Promises
Iterators and Iterables
Generators
Modules
New Features in ES6
JavaScript let
JavaScript let
JavaScript const
JavaScript Arrow Functions
JavaScript Classes
Default parameter values
Array.find()
Array.findIndex()
Exponentiation (**) (ECMA Script 2016)
- Angular Overview
History of Angular
The leap from AngularJS to Angular
Whats new in Angular 10
Angular 10 vs Angular 9
Desktop Application class User Experience
Productivity and Tooling
Performance
Community
Full-featured Framework
Supported Browsers (Angular 10)
Platform for Targeting Native Mobile not just Web Browsers
- All about TypeScript
Introduction
What is Typescript
Why Typescript
Setup and installation
IDE support
Different typescript versions
Typescripts 3.8 for Angular 10
Scoping using let and const Keywords (ES6)
Template Literals (ES6)
Rest and Spread Parameters (ES6)
De-structuring (ES6)
Introduction to Types
Type inference
Type Annotations
Number
Boolean
String
Array
Tuple
ENUM
Any
Void
Spread and Rest Operators
Object Literal Improvements
De-structuring
Classes
Inheritance
Static Properties and Methods
Promises
Iterators and Iterables
Generators
Modules
New Features in ES6
JavaScript let
JavaScript const
JavaScript Arrow Functions
JavaScript Classes
Default parameter values
Array.find()
Array.findIndex()
Exponentiation (**) (ECMA Script 2016)
- Introduction
Audience
Pre-requisites
About Node
Execute Node
Features
Who use Node
Concepts
Where to use
Where not to use
- Environment Setup
Text Editor
NodeJs Run Time
Download NodeJs
Installation
Executing
- First Application
Creating a NodeJs Application
Make a request to NodeJs Server
- REPL Terminal
What is REPL
Starting REPL
REPL Commands
Stopping REPL
- Packager Manager (NPM)
Installing Modules using NPM
Global vs Local Installation
Using packages.json
Attributes of packages.json
Uninstalling Module
Updating Module
Searching Module
Create a Module
- Call backs Concept
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Event Loop
Validating Props
- Event Emitter
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Buffers
Lifecycle Methods
- Streams
Simple
Complex
- File System
Simple
Child
- Global Objects
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Utility Modules
What is Keys
Using Keys
- Web Modules
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Express Framework
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- Restful API
Install REDUX
Create Files and Folders
Actions
Reducers
Store
Root Component
Other Components
- Scaling Application
Install React CSS Transitions Group
Add a CSS File
Appear Animation
Enter and Leave Animations
- MongoDB
Connecting Node and MongoDB
Database Creation, Drop
Collection Operations
Documents Operations
- Application
Node and MongoDB Application
- Express.JS Basics
Introduction, Advantages
Environment Setup
Basic Application
- Advanced Concepts of Express.JS
Request
Response
GET
POST
Routing
HTTP Methods
URL Building
Middleware
Templates
Static Files
Form Data
Database
Cookies
Sessions
File Upload
Authentication
REST FUL APIs
Scaffolding
Debugging
- MongoDB Basics
Introduction, Advantages
History, Features
No SQL Databases
Advantages over RDBMS
- Environment Setup
Install MongoDB
MongoDB Shell
MongoDB Data Model
MongoDB Datatypes
- Database
Create Database
Drop Database
- Collection
Create Collection
Drop Collection
- CRUD Documents
Insert Documents
Update Documents
Delete Documents
Query Documents
- Methods
Limit ()
Sort ()
Skip ()
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- Introduction to JavaScript Framework
History of JavaScript
What is ES6 (ECMAScript 6/JavaScript 6)
ES6 Module System
A Word on Bable
Block Scope, Let & Const
Template Literals
Arrow Functions
Spread and Rest Operators
Object Literal Improvements
De-structuring
Classes
Inheritance
Static Properties and Methods
Promises
Iterators and Iterables
Generators
Modules
New Features in ES6
JavaScript let
JavaScript const
JavaScript Arrow Functions
JavaScript Classes
Default parameter values
Array.find()
Array.findIndex()
Exponentiation (**) (ECMA Script 2016)
- Introduction of React.JS
Audience
Pre-requisites
About React
Features
Advantages
Limitations
- Environment Setup
Create of Root Folder
Install Global Packages
Add Dependencies and Plugins
Create the Files
Set Compiler, Server and Loaders
html
JSX and Main.js
Running the Server
- JSX
What is JSX
Using JSX
Nested Elements
Attributes
JavaScript Expressions
Styling
Components
Naming Convention
- Components
Stateless
State full
- State
What is State
Props
- Props Overview
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Props Validation
Validating Props
- Component API
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Component Life Cycle
Lifecycle Methods
- Forms
Simple
Complex
- Events
Simple
Child
- Refs
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Keys
What are Keys
Using Keys
- Router
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Flux Concept
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- Introduction of CSS
Audience
Pre-requisites
About Node
Execute Node
Features
Who use Node
Concepts
Where to use
Where not to use
- Environment Setup
Text Editor
NodeJs Run Time
Download NodeJs
Installation
Executing
- First Application
Creating a NodeJs Application
Make a request to NodeJs Server
- REPL Terminal
What is REPL
Starting REPL
REPL Commands
Stopping REPL
- Packager Manager (NPM)
Installing Modules using NPM
Global vs Local Installation
Using packages.json
Attributes of packages.json
Uninstalling Module
Updating Module
Searching Module
Create a Module
- Call backs Concept
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Event Loop
Validating Props
- Event Emitter
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Buffers
Lifecycle Methods
- Streams
Simple
Complex
- File System
Simple
Child
- Global Objects
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Utility Modules
What is Keys
Using Keys
- Web Modules
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Express Framework
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- Restful API
Install REDUX
Create Files and Folders
Actions
Reducers
Store
Root Component
Other Components
- Scaling Application
Install React CSS Transitions Group
Add a CSS File
Appear Animation
Enter and Leave Animations
- MongoDB
Connecting Node and MongoDB
Database Creation, Drop
Collection Operations
Documents Operations
- Application
Node and MongoDB Application
- Express.JS Basics
Introduction, Advantages
Environment Setup
Basic Application
- Advanced Concepts of Express.JS
Request
Response
GET
POST
Routing
HTTP Methods
URL Building
Middleware
- Call backs Concept
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Event Loop
Validating Props
- Event Emitter
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Buffers
Lifecycle Methods
- Streams
Simple
Complex
- File System
Simple
Child
- Global Objects
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Utility Modules
What is Keys
Using Keys
- Web Modules
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Express Framework
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- MongoDB Basics
Introduction, Advantages
History, Features
No SQL Databases
Advantages over RDBMS
- Environment Setup
Install MongoDB
MongoDB Shell
MongoDB Data Model
MongoDB Datatypes
- Database
Create Database
Drop Database
- Collection
Create Collection
Drop Collection
- CRUD Documents
Insert Documents
Update Documents
Delete Documents
Query Documents
- Methods
Limit ()
Sort ()
Skip ()
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- PHP is one of the best programming languages used worldwide and helps to create dynamic web apps with ease. Croma Campus offers the best PHP training to students so they can learn everything from fundamental to advanced level.
PHP Fundamentals
Arrays and Functions in PHP
MySql Database
Object Oriented PHP
File Handling & State Management
Advanced PHP Techniques
Developing A Dynamic Web Application
Framework: Laravel
Framework: CodeIgniter
WordPress development
- PHP language building blocks
Dene PHP
Installation of PHP
PHP delimiters
Variable initialization with PHP
PHP Data types
PHP Constants
PHP Operators
- Conditional Statements
If else
If else if else
Nested If
Switch Case
Jump Statements (Break, Continue, Exit)
- Looping (Iteration)
For loop
While loop
Do While Loop
Nested Loop
- Introducing Array
Index based arrays
Associative Array
Multi-Dimensional Array
- Manipulation User Input
Presenting the user with input
Retrieving form data with $POST$_GET and $_ REQUEST
Preserving Data in Form inputs
- Function
Introducing Functions
Dene functions
Using parameters
Returning values
Call by Value & Call By reference
Reusing Codes
Array, String, Math, Date functions
Super Global Array Variables
Deleting Cookies
Implementing Query String
- MySql Database
Relational Database Concept and technology
Web Database Design
Web Database Architecture
Creating a MySQL Database
Creating Database
Tables Column
Data Types
Implementing Insert/Delete/Update and select
Query Aggregate
Functions
Having and Group by Clause Joining Table
Implementing Primary key, Unique Key, Composite key, foreign key, default constraint
Joining Table
Dropping Tables and Databases
Introduction to Phpmyadmin
Database Connection
My SQL Connectivity
Procedural Connectivity
Object Oriented Connectivity
PDO Connectivity
- Object oriented concepts
Classes, objects and operations
Class attributes
Access Modier Constructor & Destructor
Inheritance Static method Type
Hinting Object
Cloning Abstract class
Final keyword Inheritance
- Libraries
Introduction
How to load Library
How to override other Libraries
- Database
Introduction
How to Congure
Active Records and Query Builder
CRUDS operation (Create Insert Update Delete and Search)
Form Validation, Session, Pagination, Uploading
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- Introduction to JavaScript Framework
History of JavaScript
What is ES6 (ECMAScript 6/JavaScript 6)
ES6 Module System
A Word on Bable
Block Scope, Let & Const
Template Literals
Arrow Functions
Spread and Rest Operators
Object Literal Improvements
De-structuring
Classes
Inheritance
Static Properties and Methods
Promises
Iterators and Iterables
Generators
Modules
New Features in ES6
JavaScript let
JavaScript const
JavaScript Arrow Functions
JavaScript Classes
Default parameter values
Array.find()
Array.findIndex()
Exponentiation (**) (ECMA Script 2016)
- Introduction of React.JS
Audience
Pre-requisites
About React
Features
Advantages
Limitations
- Environment Setup
Create of Root Folder
Install Global Packages
Add Dependencies and Plugins
Create the Files
Set Compiler, Server and Loaders
html
JSX and Main.js
Running the Server
- JSX
What is JSX
Using JSX
Nested Elements
Attributes
JavaScript Expressions
Styling
Components
Naming Convention
- Components
Stateless
State full
- State
What is State
Props
- Props Overview
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Props Validation
Validating Props
- Component API
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Component Life Cycle
Lifecycle Methods
- Forms
Simple
Complex
- Events
Simple
Child
- Refs
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Keys
What are Keys
Using Keys
- Router
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Flux Concept
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- Introduction of CSS
Audience
Pre-requisites
About Node
Execute Node
Features
Who use Node
Concepts
Where to use
Where not to use
- Environment Setup
Text Editor
NodeJs Run Time
Download NodeJs
Installation
Executing
- First Application
Creating a NodeJs Application
Make a request to NodeJs Server
- REPL Terminal
What is REPL
Starting REPL
REPL Commands
Stopping REPL
- Packager Manager (NPM)
Installing Modules using NPM
Global vs Local Installation
Using packages.json
Attributes of packages.json
Uninstalling Module
Updating Module
Searching Module
Create a Module
- Call backs Concept
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Event Loop
Validating Props
- Event Emitter
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Buffers
Lifecycle Methods
- Streams
Simple
Complex
- File System
Simple
Child
- Global Objects
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Utility Modules
What is Keys
Using Keys
- Web Modules
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Express Framework
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- Restful API
Install REDUX
Create Files and Folders
Actions
Reducers
Store
Root Component
Other Components
- Scaling Application
Install React CSS Transitions Group
Add a CSS File
Appear Animation
Enter and Leave Animations
- MongoDB
Connecting Node and MongoDB
Database Creation, Drop
Collection Operations
Documents Operations
- Application
Node and MongoDB Application
- Express.JS Basics
Introduction, Advantages
Environment Setup
Basic Application
- Advanced Concepts of Express.JS
Request
Response
GET
POST
Routing
HTTP Methods
URL Building
Middleware
- Call backs Concept
Using Props
Default Props
State and Props
- Event Loop
Validating Props
- Event Emitter
Set State
Force Update
Find DOM Node
- Buffers
Lifecycle Methods
- Streams
Simple
Complex
- File System
Simple
Child
- Global Objects
What is Refs
Using Refs
- Utility Modules
What is Keys
Using Keys
- Web Modules
Install a React Router
Add a Router
Create Components
- Express Framework
What is Flux
Flux Elements
Flux Props
- MongoDB Basics
Introduction, Advantages
History, Features
No SQL Databases
Advantages over RDBMS
- Environment Setup
Install MongoDB
MongoDB Shell
MongoDB Data Model
MongoDB Datatypes
- Database
Create Database
Drop Database
- Collection
Create Collection
Drop Collection
- CRUD Documents
Insert Documents
Update Documents
Delete Documents
Query Documents
- Methods
- Limit ()
- Sort ()
- Skip ()
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- With our .NET foundation course and Visual Studio training, you can gain the essential skills to build and deploy robust apps for Windows, web sites, web services, and mobile apps with technologies such as ASP.NET MVC, C#, and Visual Basic.
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Advanced C#
WCF [Windows Communication Foundation]
WPF [Windows Presentation Foundation Using C#]
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Controller Techniques
Defining Filters
Implementing Compression
Model Binding Techniques
- Client and Server Platform Features
Caching
Globalization and Localization
Html5 Semantic Tags
Html5 Accessibilty
Search Engine Optimization
- Error Handling, Logging and Monitoring
Getting Started with Code Contracts
Using Code Contracts
Handling Errors
Implementing Logging and Monitoring
- Dependency injection
Di Concepts
Di Techniques in ASP.Net MVC 6
Design and Architecture Considerations
- Test Driven Development with ASP.Net MVC
Recap of Tdd
Introduction to Xunit.Net
Walk-Through of Using Tdd With ASP.Net MVC 6
- Web Sockets
Understanding Web Sockets
Defining A Web Sockets Server
Defining A Web Sockets Client
Using Signal R
- Implementing Middleware Components
Overview of The Http Pipeline
Overview of Owin
Implementing Owin Middleware Components
- Designing and Implemening Security
Overview of Authentication
Implementing Windows Authentication
Implementing Forms Authentication
Implementing Auth Authentication
- Additional Security Techniques
Implementing Claims-Based Authentication
Managing Data integrity
Implementing A Secure Site
- Windows Azure Development
Windows Azure Concepts
Windows Azure Architecture and Components
Creating a Cloud Service Application
Running a Cloud Service Application
- Deploying Services to Azure
Web Deploy Using Visual Studio
Web Deployment Packages
Command - Line Tools for web Deploy
Deploying to windows Azure
- Learning Opjective
Practice TDD with Xunit.Net & Asp.Net MVC
nsAdvanced Controller and View Techniques
MVC Dependancy injection
Implementing Own Middleware Components
Creating Full-Duplex Web Sockets Solutions
MVC 6 Security
Devloping and Deploying Azure Solutio
- Harnessing C# Language Features
Language shortcuts
Applying auto-implemented and lambda generated properties
Benefiting from dynamic and implied-type declaration
Streamlining program logic
Instantiating entity object
simplifying construction with object initializers
- Employing Extension Methods for Middle-tier Data Manipulation
Filtering and ordering data with lambda expressions
Passing lambda expressions to methods (behavior vs. data)
Calling Count, Reverse, Union, Except and other extension methods
Applying extended features
Making code more flexible with delegates
Parameterizing delegates and lambda expressions
Streamlining code with Function
- Leveraging LINQ Query Keywords
Syntax and semantics
Coding LINQ queries
Filtering with from where order by and group
Preforming inner and outor joins
Iterating collections able
Interfacing between C# and LINQ using Ienumerable
Issuing queries on entity and spatial types
- Attaching to Database via the Entity Framework
Connecting to and reading from a database
Inheriting Core Db Context objects
Correlating entity classes and data tables
Executing stored procedures and table-valued functions
Object Relational Mapping
Employing code-first and database first mapping to generate entity classes
Optimizing complex mapping including many to many and database inheritance
Updating a database
Inserting, updating and deleting data when Core is integrated with .NET Framework
Error handling and exceptions
Committing and rolling back transactions
- Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
Introduction to Course Outline
Evolution of WCF
What is WCF
Overview of Different Types of Contracts in (WCF)
Introduction to SOA
Steps Involved in Developing, Hosting and Consuming a WCF Service
- Developing a Simple WCF Service
Creating a WCF Service Application
Creating a WinForms Client for our WCF Service
Overview of App. Config file
- Developing and Hosting a WCF Service onto IIS
Creating a Simple WCF Service Library
Performing Web Hosting of our WCF Service
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service
- Learn How to Self-Host a WCF Service
Developing a WCF Service Library and Self Host Application
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service
Testing the Winforms Client
- Learn How to Self-Host Multiple WCF Services
Developing Multiple WCF Libraries and a Single Self Host Application
Developing and Testing a Winforms Client for our multiple WCF Services
- Learn How to Self-Host a WCF Service Using Config Files
Developing a WCF Service Library
Working with App.config
working with Configuration Editor
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service using a Configuration File
- Learn How to Host a WCF Service Using Windows Services
Developing a WCF Service Library
Developing a Windows Service to Host Our WCF Service
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service
- Learn How to Self -Host a WCF Service Using a Service Reference
Developing a WCF Service Library
Developing a Self-Host Application using a Service Reference
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service
- Learn How to Host a WCF Service Using WAS
Developing a WCF Service Library
Install Required Roles and Features using Server Manager
Develop a Web Host Service on IIS
Working with AppCmd to Enable NetTcp Binding
Developing a Winforms Client for our WCF Service
- Learning Message Exchange Patterns in WCF
Developing a WCF Service Library
Implement Duplex Methods in a WCF Service and Test
Implement Duplex Methods in a WCF Service and Test - Part I
Implement Duplex Methods in a WCF Service and Test - Part II
- Learn How to Implement Exception Handling for WCF Services
Throwing .NET CLR Errors from a WCF Service Method
Throwing .NET CLR Errors from a WCF Service is OneWay Method
Throwing Fault Exceptions from a WCF Service
Throwing Strongly Typed Fault Exceptions
- Learn How to Implement Session Management in WCF Services
Developing a WCF Service Library
Working with PerSession InstanceContextMode
Working with PerCall InstanceContextMode
Working with Single InstanceContextModes
- Learn How to Implement Transactions in WCF Services
Developing a WCF Service Library with Transaction Support
Developing a Web Host Application
Developing a Winforms Client to Test out Transaction Support
- Learn to Implement Session Management and Transactions together in WCF Services
Developing a WCF Service Library with Sessions Transaction Support
Developing a Winforms Client for WCF Service to test Sessions and Transactions
- Learn to Implement Session Concurrency in WCF Services
Developing a WCF Service Library with Session Concurrency Support
Developing a Host Application
Developing a Winforms Client to Test Session Concurrency Effect
- Introduction to WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation Using C#)
What WPF
What Is WPF
.NET Framework 4.0 (WinFX)
WPF Overview
Application and Window
A Simple WPF Application
Using Visual Studio
Brushes
Panels
- XAML
Role of XAML
Elements and Attributes
Namespaces
Property Elements
Type Conveters
Content Property
Collections
XAML and Procedural Code
- WPF Controls
Button | Label | Text Box
ToolTip | Radio Button | Checkbox
List Box | Combo Box
- Layout
Sizing | Positioning | Transforms
Canvas | Drawing Shapes
Stack Panel | Wrap Panel | Dock Panel
Grid | Scrolling | Scaling
Dialogs
Message Boxes
Win32 Common Dialogs
Custom Modal Dialogs
Custom Modeless Dialogs
- Menus and Commands
Menus | Context Menus
Icons on Menu Items
Commands
Keyboard Shortcuts
Disabling Menu Items | Checking Menu Items
- Toolbars and Status Bars
Toolbars | Toolbars and Commands
Status Bars
- Dependancy Properties and Routed Events
Dependancy Properties
Change Notification
Property Value Inheritance
Support for Multiple Providers
Routed Events
Routing Strategies
- Resources
Resources in WPF
Binary Resources
Logical Resources
Static versus Dynamic Resources
- Styles, Templates, Skins and Thems
Style, Style Sharing
Triggers
Templates
Templated Parent’s Properties
Skins | Themes
- Data Binding
Binding Sources
Sharing Sources with Data Context
Data Templates
Value Converters
Collection Views | Data Providers
- Validation Rules
- WPF Training Course Objective
Understand the WPF architecture and advantages
Become proticient with the use of XAML
Layout and containers in WPF
Achieve reuse and maintainability with resources, styles,and templates
Build compelling user experiences with custom drawing and animations
Learn how to properly apply the MVVM design pattern via applications of increasing complexity
Introduction to Windows 8 Applications
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- Abstracting React from the DOM
- Advantages of React Native
- React Native vs Web Apps
- React Native vs React web
- Installing React Native
- iOS setup – XCode
- Android setup – Android Studio
- Run an example project in iOS and Android simulators
- Establishing a layout with View
- Displaying text with Text
- Accepting user input with TextInput
- Adding images with Image
- Making components interactive with TouchableHighlight
- Displaying data with ListView
- Changing screens with Navigator
- Expanding touch capability with GestureResponder and PanResponder
- Issues with CSS
- Inline Styles
- Create Immutable style objects with Stylesheet.create
- Pass styles as props
- Positioning components with flexbox
- Using fetch to retrieve data
- Getting a user’s location and handling permissions
- Accessing stored photos with CameraRoll
- Adding animations
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- HTML
- What is HTML
What is a Web Browser
What are Versions of HTML
What can you Do with HTML
HTML Development Environments
Writing Code with a Text Editor
- Review of HTML Elements
Rules of Syntax
Making your Code Readable
Building a Document
Using Colors
Adding Color to your Page
Using Headings
Using Paragraphs
Aligning Block-Level Elements
- Inserting Spaces and Line Breaks
Displaying Preformatted Text
Formatting with Inline Elements
Controlling Fonts
Introducing List Elements
Creating Unordered Lists
Creating Ordered Lists
Nesting Lists
- What is an HTML Table
Building a Table
Cell Padding and Cell Spacing
Controlling Table and Cell Width
Aligning a Table on the Page
Aligning Tables and Text
Aligning Table Data
Spanning Columns and Rows
- Creating a Hyperlink
Understanding and Using URLs
Linking to a Web Document
Linking to a Local Document
Linking to Anchors
Opening a New Browser Window
- Image Formats
Inserting Inline Images
Aligning Images
Using Images to Anchor Links
Sizing Images
Using Transparent Images
Using GIF Animation
- Forms and Controls
Forms and Form Elements
Form Actions, Form Methods, Form Design
- Introduction
Laying out a page with HTML5
Page Structure
New HTML5 Structural Tags
Page Simplification
- HTML 5 - How we got here
New Features of HTML5
The HTML5 Semantic Element
Current State of Browser Support
- SECTIONS AND ARTICLES
The section Tag
The article Tag
The header Tag
The Footer Tag
- HTML5 AUDIO AND VIDEO
Supported Media Types
The audio Element
The video Element
- HTML5 FORMS
New Input Types
- HTML5 NEW FORM ATTRIBUTES
autocomplete
novalidate
- HTML5 NEW FORM FIELD ATTRIBUTES
required
placeholder
autofocus
autocomplete
form
pattern
- Introduction of CSS
- CSS Syntax
- CSS Comments
- CSS Types
Inline
Internal
External
- CSS Selector
ID
Class
Attribute
Grouping
Universal
- CSS Color
RGB Value
Hex Value
Color Name
- Background
background-color
background-repeat
background-attachement
background position
background-size
background-image
- CSS Margin
Margin-top
Margin-bottom
Margin-left
Margin-Right
- CSS Padding
Padding -top
Padding -bottom
Padding -left
Padding –Right
- Outline
Outline-style
Outline-color
Outline Width
Outline-Offset
Outline Shorthand Property
- CSS Height and Width
- CSS Display properties
- CSS Position Properties
- CSS Overflow
- CSS Float and Clear
- Pseudo Class and Element
- Introduction to CSS 3
Border
border-radius
- CSS Shadows
Text-shadow
Box-shadow
- Transitions
transition
transition-delay
transition-duration
transition-property
- 2D Transforms
transform
matrix ()
translate (x, y)
scale (x, y)
rotate(angle)
skew (x-angle, y-angle)
- Animations
@keyframes
animation
animation-direction
animation-duration
animation-name
- Selectors
CSS combinations
Pseudo Elements
- Gradients
Linear Gradients
Radial Gradients
- User Interface
resize
box-sizing
outline-offset
- CSS Filters
Blur
Opacity
- Media Query
What is Responsive Web Design
Intro to the Viewport
The Viewport Tag
Media Queries
Tablet Styles
Mobile Styles
Making a Mobile Drop-down Menu
- Web Fonts
@font-face
font-family
src
font-stretch
font-style
font-weight
- Flexbox
flex-grow
flex-shrink
flex-basis
flex
flex-wrap
flex-direction
flex-flow
justify-content
align-items
order
- Introduction to JavaScript
Syntax
Statements
Comments
- Enabling in various browsers Popup Boxes
Alert
Confirm
Prompt
- Variables
- Operators
Arithmetic
Assignment
Comparison
Logical
Relational
Ternary
- Conditional Statements
If else
if...else if...else
nested if
Switch
Loops
While
do...while
for
for...in Statement
Break
Continue
- Functions
User-defined Functions
Function Syntax
Function with Arguments
Returning Values from Functions
Built-in Functions
- Events
Introduction
Mouse
Events
Keyboard Events
Form Events
Document/Window Events
- Built-in Objects
Number
Strings
Math
Array
Date
Reg exp use in form validation
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- What is Web
- Web Features
- W3C and W3C Members
- Introduction to What WG
- Introduction
- Parts in HTML Document
- Version Information
- Head Section
- Meta Information
- Favicons
- Body Section
- HTML FORMS
- Anchors, Images
- Introduction
- HTML5 HISTORY
- Why HTML5
- New Features and Groups
- Structure of HTML5 Document
- Power of HTML5 and Features
- Semantics and Block Level Elements
- HTML5 Forms
- HTML5 Multimedia
- HTML5 Graphics
- Introduction
- CSS Basics
- CSS Introduction
- CSS Syntax
- CSS Versions
- CSS Id & Class
- CSS Styling
- Styling Backgrounds
- Styling Text
- Styling Fonts
- CSS Borders
- Introduction
- CSS3 Modules
- Selectors
- Box Model
- Backgrounds and Borders
- Text Effects
- 2D/3D Transformations
- Core & Advanced Animations
- Multiple Column Layout
- User Interface
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- 2 Live Project
- Self-Paced/ Classroom
- Certification Pass Guaranteed
- Introduction
Software architecture and its flow to design a layout
Technologies needed For Full Stack
Current market requirements on UI/UX
Difference between UI/UX design
UI/UX Developer roles and Responsibilities
Figma design and prototypes
- HTML
- HTML5 & difference between previous versions
- Structure of HTML Page & DOM
- Tags, Attributes, HTML Elements, Style attribute
- Heading tags (H1H6), Tags, Paragraph tag
- Typography, Inserting images & formats, Margin, Padding, Borders
- Hyperlinks, buttons, Colors
- Meta tags and use in SEO
- Create layout using div and section tags
- Difference between Inline and block-level elements
- Table, Lists, Forms & Controls, Inserting Maps
- Header, Footer, Nav, Audio, Video tags
- Use of Geolocation API
- Canvas and SVG
- User preferences and Local storage
Basics
HTML5
- CSS 3
- CSS3 and difference with previous versions
- CSS Types, Syntex, Property Values
- Selectors, Box Model, DOM
- Background, Display, Position, height & width and many more properties.
- Difference between display none and visibility hidden property
- CSS Overflow, blur, opacity
- CSS Float and Clear
- Pseudo Class and Element
- Animations with keyframes
- text effects(shadow)
- Transform, translate, transition Property
- Flexbox property in depth and web fonts
- Web page layout and Media Queries
Introduction
More Properties
- JavaScript
- Introduction to ECMAScript 2015
- Var, Let and Const in JavaScript
- Template literals (Template strings) in ES6
- New Strings Methods in ES6
- Array Destructuring & Object Destructuring in ES6
- Fat Arrow Function
- Default & REST Parameters in ES6
- Spread & Exponentiation Operator in ES6
- Math Object in JavaScript
- New Numbers & Global Methods
- OOPS (Classes, Object & Inheritance) in ES6
- Async Await in JavaScript
- Error Handling in JavaScript
- Make Multiple AJAX Call using Function
- Fetch API in Promises in JavaScript
Introduction, History and Syntax
How to use JS in different ways
Popup Boxes, alerts, prompt, confirm
var, let, const
Variables
Data Types
Operators
Conditional Statements & Loops
Functions
Arrays & Strings
Events
Object and its property
Set, Map and type of
This keyword, AJAX, JSON
Destructuring, Precedence and RegExp
Strict mode and Hoisting
Concept of Modern JavaScript (ES6)
- Bootstrap 5
Introduction
Bootstrap5 and comparison with previous versions
How to download or start with CDN
Grid System and Flex Concept in bootstrap 5
Typography, Colors, Buttons
Images, tables, Alerts, Badges, spinner
Cards, Pagination, list groups
Dropdown and collapse concept
Responsive Forms (Contact Form)
Navbar and footer
Carousel and Modal
Tooltip, popover and Toast
Scroll spy and offcanvas
Utilities
- jQuery
- Hide/Show, Fade, Slide, Animate, stop(), call back
- get, set, add/remove, CSS classes, css()
- Finding elements using jQuery techniques & Filtering elements
- Advantages with Ajax and its limitations
- Samples working with Ajax
- Different data formats used in Ajax (string, xml, Json, etc)
- XML and JSON difference
Introduction and uses
Selectors and Events in jQuery
jQuery Effects
jQuery HTML
jQuery Traversing
jQuery AJAX
- Introduction, prerequisites and uses
- Modern Java Script and React js
- Package Manager (yarn, npm, pnpm, bun with vite)
- Environment Setup, download and install with VS Code
- Basic Syntex and Folder Structure
- JSX and its Attributes
- Render Multiple Elements
- React fragment
- Java script Expression in JSX
- CSS styling in React
- Tailwind CSS in React
- React Components
- Module import and Export
- Event Propagation in react
- Props in react
- Arrays in React
- JS Map Method in react
- Conditional Statement in react
- Looping in JSX
- Hooks in React
- State concept in react
useState
useEffect
useContext
useCallback
use Param
useLocation
useRef
- Fetch API Data in React
- Axios With Get & Post
- Form in React with Login Form Submition
- Use Bootstrap5 in React
- Router and create a navbar in react
- Component Lifecycle
- Animations in React
- Project:- Build a web application using React JS.
- Introduction:
Java History and Versions
Differences between java and others
Java Features
Java Naming Conventions
- Java Architecture
Introduction to Java architecture: JDK, JRE, and JVM.
Java Installation and setup with VS code
Text-Editors
Run and Compile a Java Files
Explain the Java file Structure
- Language Fundamentals
- Decision Making Statements :- If-else and switch statement
- Loop Statement :- While, do-while, for and for-each loops
- Jump Statement :- Break and Continue
Operators
Identifiers
Literals
Data Types and Type casting
Java Statements
Arrays
Variable and Identifiers
Data Types and Type casting
Tokens and Literals in Java
Operators
Arrays and Strings in Java
User input with Scanner Class
Control Flow Statement in java
- Methods in Java
Create and Call Methods
Parameters and Arguments
Recursion in Methods
Method Overloading & Scopes
- OOPS
- set methods
- sub class
- super class
- Methods Overloading
- Recursion
- Overloading Vs Overriding
- HashMap
- HashSet
- Nested classes
- Member inner Class
- Anonymous Inner class
- Local Inner class
- Static nested class
- Thread Synchronization
- Dead Lock
Introduction
Class and Objects
Attributes and Methods with example
Constructors and its parameters
Modifiers
Encapsulations
Inheritance concept (
Java Methods
Java Aggregation
Polymorphism in Java
Static, This and final Keyword in java
Abstraction and interface
Enums in Java
Array List, Linked List and List Sorting in Java
Java Map Interface, and
Wrapper classes in Java
Types of classes
Wrapper classes in Java
Abstraction and interface
Enums in Java
Exceptional handling in Java
Regular expression (RegEx) in Java
Multi threading in Java
Synchronization
I/O Streams in Java
lambda expression in Java
File Handling in Java (CRUD)
Generics in java
Collection Framework Concepts
- Packages:
- Modularity
- Reusability
- Abstraction
- Security
- Predefined packages
- User defined packages
What is a package
Adv. of packages
Types of packages
Jar files preparation
Executable Jar files
Batch files preparation
- Annotations:
- Override
- Inherited
- Deprecated
- Target
- Suppress Warnings
- Documented
- Retention
What is Annotation
Adv of annotations
Comments Vs Annotations
Built-in Annotations
User Defined Annotations
- Networking:
Standalone Appl. Vs Distributed Appl.
Client-Server Arch.
Socket Vs Server Socket
Network Appl. Arch.
Socket Programming.
- Reflection API:
Class
Field
Method
Constructor
- Garbage Collection:
Introduction
Approaches to make an object for GC
Methods for requesting JVM to run GC
Finalization
- Collection Framework
- Array List
- LinkedList
- Priority Queue
- Blocking Queue
- Priority Blocking Queue
- Linked Blocking Queue
- Iterator
- List Iterator
- Enums
Collection Architecure
List and its implementations
List Sorting
Hash Set
Hash Map
Queue and its implementations
Iterators
RegExp
Exceptions
Threads
Lambda
- JSP and Servlet
- Overview of Web Technologies
- Difference between Java Servlets and CGI
- Introduction to Java EE
- Understanding Web Servers and Application Servers
- Setting Up the Development Environment (Eclipse/VS Code with plugins)
- Introduction to Servlets
- Servlet Lifecycle (init, service, destroy)
- Writing Your First Servlet
- Deployment Descriptor (web.xml)
- Servlet Mapping and URL Patterns
- Handling GET and POST Requests
- ServletConfig and ServletContext
- Request Dispatching (forward and include)
- Session Management (Cookies, HttpSession, URL Rewriting)
- Servlet Filters (Introduction to Filters, Creating and Configuring Filters, Use Cases: Logging, Authentication, Compression)
- Error Handling in Servlets
- Listeners in Servlets (Servlet Request Listener, Http Session Listener, ContextListener)
- Understanding JSP and its Advantages
- JSP vs. Servlets
- JSP Lifecycle
- Writing Your First JSP Page
- Scripting Elements (Scriptlets, Declarations, Expressions)
- JSP Directives (page, include, taglib)
- JSP Implicit Objects (request, response, session, application, out, config, page, pageContext)
- JSP Actions and Custom Tags (Standard Action Tags-include, forward, param, useBean, setProperty, getProperty), (Introduction to JSTL-JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library), (Custom Tag Libraries-Creating and Using)
- Expression Language (EL) (Syntax and Operators, Using EL to Access Data, Implicit Objects in EL, Integrating EL with JSP and JSTL
- Error Handling in JSP
- JSP with JavaBeans (Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern using JSP and Servlets)
- Passing Data between Servlets and JSP
- Using JSP as a View Layer
- MVC Pattern Implementation (Controller {Servlet}, Model {JavaBean}, View {JSP}
- Application Design with JSP and Servlets
- Introduction to RESTful Web Services with Servlets (Creating REST APIs using Servlets, JSON and XML Handling)
- Packaging and Deploying Web Applications (WAR File Structure, Deployment on Tomcat or Other Application Servers)
- Version Control with Git
- Performance Optimization Techniques (Caching Strategies, Minimizing HTTP Requests, Lazy Loading Resources)
- Security Best Practices (Preventing SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF))
Introduction to Web Development
Servlet Basics
Advanced Servlet Concepts
Introduction to JSP
Advanced JSP Concepts
Integrating JSP and Servlets
Deployment
- JDBC
- Overview of JDBC: What is JDBC, Importance of JDBC in Java applications, JDBC Architecture and API components
- Setting Up the Environment: (Installing and setting up JDK, Configuring a database (e.g. MySQL), Setting up a development environment (Eclipse, IntelliJ, or VS Code), Adding JDBC driver libraries to the project)
- Understanding JDBC Drivers:(Types of JDBC drivers (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4), Loading and registering JDBC drivers)
- Connecting to a Database: (JDBC URL, Username, and Password, Establishing a connection using DriverManager, Handling SQLException and understanding error codes)
- Basic CRUD Operations: (Create: Inserting records using PreparedStatement, Read: Querying records using Statement and ResultSet, Update: Modifying records using PreparedStatement, Delete: Removing records from the database)
- Prepared Statement vs Statement: (Differences between Statement and PreparedStatement, Using PreparedStatement for dynamic queries, Preventing SQL Injection with PreparedStatement)
- Batch Processing: (Introduction to batch processing, Adding multiple queries to a batch, Executing batch updates for performance optimization)
- ResultSet: (Navigating the ResultSet (next, previous, absolute, relative), Working with different types of ResultSet (forward-only, scroll-sensitive, scroll-insensitive), Retrieving data from a ResultSet, Updating a ResultSet and reflecting changes in the database)
- Introduction to Transactions: (What is a transaction, ACID properties-Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability)
- Managing Transactions in JDBC:(Auto-commit mode in JDBC, Manually handling transactions with commit() and rollback(), Savepoints in transactions, Handling transaction isolation levels (READ_UNCOMMITTED, READ_COMMITTED, REPEATABLE_READ, SERIALIZABLE)
- Callable Statement: (Calling stored procedures and functions, Passing IN and OUT parameters, Handling CallableStatement results)
- Handling Large Objects (LOBs): (Storing and retrieving BLOBs (Binary Large Objects) and CLOBs, (Character Large Objects), Managing large data efficiently in JDBC)
- Introduction to Connection Pooling: (What is connection pooling, Benefits of using a connection pool
- Implementing Connection Pooling: (Setting up Apache DBCP for connection pooling, Configuring connection pool parameters (e.g., pool size, timeout))
- Error Handling in JDBC: (Understanding SQLException and SQLWarning, Handling SQL exceptions, Logging and debugging database operations, Resource management (closing connections, statements, and result sets), Avoiding common pitfalls (e.g., SQL Injection, inefficient queries))
- Preventing SQL Injection: (Understanding SQL Injection attacks, Using PreparedStatement to prevent SQL Injection, Validating and sanitizing user input)
- Packaging and Deploying JDBC Applications: (Creating executable JARs with JDBC dependencies, Configuring databases for production environments, Best practices for deploying JDBC applications in production)
- Maintaining and Scaling JDBC Applications: (Monitoring database connections and performance, Scaling applications to handle larger databases, Planning for database migrations and upgrades, Analyzing and optimizing query performance, Efficient use of indexes and query optimization, Profiling and monitoring JDBC performance)
Introduction to JDBC
JDBC Basics
Advanced JDBC Concepts
Transaction Management
Advanced Database Operations
Connection Pooling
Error Handling in JDBC
Security in JDBC Applications
Deployment of JDBC
- Introduction to Hibernate
What is Hibernate (Overview of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)., Benefits of using Hibernate over JDBC.)
Setting Up Hibernate (Installing Hibernate and setting up a basic Java project., Adding Hibernate dependencies (Maven/Gradle)., Configuring Hibernate with hibernate.cfg.xml.)
- Basic Hibernate Concepts
Hibernate Configuration (Understanding hibernate.cfg.xml., Configuring database connection settings.)
Creating Your First Entity (Annotating a Java class with @Entity., Defining primary keys with @Id.)
Basic CRUD Operations (Create: Saving an entity to the database with session.save()., Read: Retrieving an entity by ID with session.get()., Update: Updating an entity with session.update()., Delete: Deleting an entity with session.delete().)
- Mapping Relationships
One-to-One Relationship (Mapping one-to-one relationships with @OneToOne.)
One-to-Many and Many-to-One Relationships (Mapping one-to-many and many-to-one relationships with @OneToMany and @ManyToOne.)
Many-to-Many Relationship (Mapping many-to-many relationships with @ManyToMany.)
- Advanced Entity Mapping
Inheritance Mapping (Single Table strategy, Table Per Class strategy, Joined Table strategy, Using inheritance strategies: @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.SINGLE_TABLE), @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.TABLE_PER_CLASS), and @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.JOINED).
Component Mapping (Mapping composite types with @Embeddable and @Embedded.)
Collection Mapping (Mapping collections (lists, sets) with @ElementCollection.)
- Querying with Hibernate
Hibernate Query Language (HQL) (Writing basic HQL queries to retrieve and manipulate data, Using parameters in HQL queries.)
Criteria API (Introduction to Criteria API for building queries programmatically.)
Native SQL Queries (Executing native SQL queries and mapping results to entities.)
- Transactions and Concurrency
Transaction Management (Managing transactions with session.beginTransaction(), transaction.commit(), and transaction.rollback().)
Concurrency Control (Basic understanding of optimistic and pessimistic locking.)
- Performance Optimization
Caching (Introduction to first-level cache., Basic overview of second-level caching (optional for beginners).)
Lazy vs. Eager Loading (Understanding fetch strategies and their impact on performance.)
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Get Unlimited access of the course throughout the life providing the freedom to learn at your own pace.
24 x 7 Expert Support
With no limits to learn and in-depth vision from all-time available support to resolve all your queries related to the course.

Certification
Each certification associated with the program is affiliated with the top universities providing edge to gain epitome in the course.
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Training Certificate is Govern By 12 Global Associations.
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Training Certificate is Powered by “Wipro DICE ID”
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Training Certificate is Powered by "Verifiable Skill Credentials"




