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Module 1: Getting Started

Module 1: Getting Started. Create Interface. Write Code. Use Visual Studio .NET. Access Data. Debug and Deploy. Overview. Introduction to .NET and the .NET Framework Exploring Visual Studio .NET Creating a Windows Application Project.

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Module 1: Getting Started

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  1. Module 1: Getting Started

  2. Create Interface Write Code Use Visual Studio .NET Access Data Debug and Deploy Overview • Introduction to .NET and the .NET Framework • Exploring Visual Studio .NET • Creating a Windows Application Project

  3. Lesson: Introduction to .NET and the .NET Framework • What Is the .NET Platform? • What Is the .NET Framework? • How the .NET Framework Works

  4. Developer Tools Devices Servers XML Web Services User Experiences What Is the .NET Platform?

  5. Multimedia: Introduction to Microsoft .NET

  6. What Is the .NET Framework? Programming Languages ADO.NET, Windows forms, ASP.NET, Globalization, Security .NET Framework Class Library Common Language Runtime Operating System

  7. Programming Services .NET Framework Class Library Visual Basic Applications Data Types .NET Platform Code ADO.NET Web Services Visual C# Applications Windows Common Language Runtime JIT compiler producesmachine language Visual C++ Applications Source code compiles as MSIL How the .NET Framework Works

  8. Multimedia: Introduction to the .NET Framework

  9. 10 min Practice: Defining the Elements of .NET Matching Practice • In this practice, you will match .NET terms and definitions

  10. Lesson: Exploring Visual Studio .NET • Programming Features of Visual Studio .NET • Structure of Visual Studio Solutions and Projects • The Development Process

  11. Demonstration: Working in the Development Environment • This instructor-led demonstration uses the example of creating a simple C# application in Visual Studio .NET to demonstrate many of the commonly used features of the development environment

  12. Web Forms Tools Windows Forms Tools Visual Studio .NET Multiple Languages Error Handling One-stop Application Development XML Web Services Tools Data Access Programming Features of Visual Studio .NET Design Develop Debug Deploy

  13. Structure of Visual Studio Solutions and Projects • Solution • A container for the projects and solution items that can be built into an application • A solution usually contains one or more related projects • Project • A container within a solution to logically manage, build, and debug the project items that make up your application

  14. Create a design specification 1 Create the user interface 2 Set properties for the user interface objects 3 Write code to add functionality 4 Test and debug the application 5 Make an executable file 6 Create a setup application 7 The Development Process

  15. Lesson: Creating a Windows Application Project • What Is an Application Template? • How to Use the Windows Forms Designer • How to Use the Properties Window

  16. What Is an Application Template? Provides starter files, project structure, and environment settings

  17. Controls to createthe user interface Windows Forms Designer How to Use the Windows Forms Designer

  18. How to Use the Properties Window Set properties suchas size, caption,and color

  19. 10 min Practice: Creating a Basic Windows Application Hands-on Practice • In this practice, you will create a basic Windows application

  20. Review • Introduction to .NET and the .NET Framework • Exploring Visual Studio .NET • Creating a Windows Application Project

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