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Learn how to make a high-quality 3D game ready for publishing to the App Store or web in about 3 hours. Discover agile game development design principles and practices geared towards Unity and .Net. Learn how to create, acquire, modify and integrate AAA quality assets such as sounds, music and 3D models. By the end of this course, you will have a survival game which you can publish and play with your friends and family or continue to develop into your own custom creation. Some C# and .Net experince recommended.

Learn the essentials of Cisco Data Center Networking and prepare for the 640-911 certification exam, the first of two exams leading to the Cisco Certified Network Associate - Data Center (CCNA DC) certification. This exam aims to test a candidate's ability to handle a number of practical activities in a Nexus based networking environment, including access control, routing, and IP addressing. Any experience working with a Nexus or IOS based network would be valuable, but the course is focused on bringing an introductory level of knowledge to any level of candidate.

WinJS - the Windows Library for Javascript - is a framework created to help build Windows 8 applications using Javascript. This course will give an overview of the framework features and covers the fundamental parts that are the building blocks of the framework. The features covered in this course are classes, namespaces, mixins, events, bindings, promises and the navigation framework.

This course provides an introduction to building applications using Spring MVC 4 and the Java configuration approach. An intermediate course covers building a basic app, architecture, controllers, views, tags, validation, and Ajax within Spring MVC 4 and the newer Java configuration approach.

SpecFlow is a tool for writing tests in Gherkin that the business can understand. Once the tests are written, the steps of these natural language tests can be hooked-up to actual coded automation and tests.

In this course we will explain when it's appropriate to use jQuery and when it may not be. If you need jQuery then we will look at making a custom build that includes only the parts you need. Most of this course is focused on converting common jQuery snippets to either use native browser APIs or utilize a popular micro-library.

Learn how Microsoft Office 2013 integrates with SharePoint Server to allow versioning, co-authoring and more. SharePoint Server empowers users to collaborate more efficiently and effectively in Microsoft Office 2013 apps. This course will show you how features such as versioning, co-authoring, file check-in and check-out, and sharing work.

Game development is awesome! And it is actually much easier than you think, especially now that you can develop games completely using web technologies you probably are already familiar with. Modern browsers today that have support for HTML5 and fast JavaScript engines are more than capable of running complex games that would have been impossible years earlier. In this course, I’ll show you how to create a complete game using only HTML5 and JavaScript. We’ll start off by learning the basics of game development and the basics of how HTML5 and modern browser technologies support it. Then, we’ll dive right in and start implementing the basics of a game. We’ll start off by actually creating the start of a game completely from scratch, implementing everything ourselves.

This course will help developers of any level get the most out of the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) environment. Starting with the development environment and working through various aspects of the language, you will learn the tools and techniques needed to build custom solutions for Microsoft Office.

This course covers the fundamental use of the Client Object Model (CSOM) and the REST API, discusses how they have evolved in SharePoint 2013, and highlights many of the their new features. In the last several years Web development has seen a noticeable shift from server-side to client-side development. It’s taken a while but we’re starting to see this shift in the SharePoint development space as well. To support developers who want to do more on the client-side and to make it possible to build interesting applications using the SharePoint 2013 App Model, Microsoft has made significant enhancements to both the Client Object Model (CSOM) and the REST API. This course covers the fundamental use of these APIs, discusses how they have evolved in SharePoint 2013, and highlights many of the their new features.