>Oak Leaf Enterprises announces new dates for our ".NET for VFP Developers" training.
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>--- August 12-16 in Charlottesville, VA ---
>Best Western Cavalier Inn (www.bestwestern.com/prop_47046) -- special rate of $69/night!
>Rooms include free high speed Internet access
>(Located in Central Virginia - www.charlottesville.org -- 2 hrs SW of D.C.)
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>--- September 9-13 in Costa Mesa, CA ---
>Holiday Inn Costa Mesa (www.hicostamesa.com) -- special rate of $89/night!
>(10 minutes from John Wayne Airport in Orange County)
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>Here is WHY you should consider this class...
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>Microsoft has put a tremendous amount of resources towards .NET and it is *the* software development platform of the future. However, although .NET is a great new platform, it's huge and difficult to wrap your mind around at first. For example, .NET has over 2000 base classes compared to VFP's 35!
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>Our training class is designed to help you know where and how to begin including a great primer on programming in C# (with a touch of VB.NET for good measure), plus sound design principles for building flexible, scalable applications that scale from the desktop to the Internet.
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>As an added **BONUS**, we are giving students an early copy of our "Mere Mortals Framework for .NET" which will rocket you up the learning curve even faster. Our new Framework will do a lot of the "grunt" work for you...especially in the area of business components and data access using ADO.NET.
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>If your future plans include continuing to use Visual FoxPro and integrate elements of .NET, the class also shows you how to access VFP from .NET and vice-versa. There's a great hands-on session for ASP.NET and Web Services that shows you how to use both VFP COM components AND .NET components from the Web.
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>The BEST thing about this training is that it's presented through the lens of Visual FoxPro...it's the only training available that does this. Visit our website, www.oakleafsd.com, for a syllabus or to REGISTER TODAY!
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>P.S. We continue to make our .NET training mostly C#-centric due to the overwhelming number of developers requesting this. If you are interested in a Visual Basic .NET-centric class, please let us know!
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>Regards,

Hi Kevin,

Just a suggestion, can the training be made into training CD/video? This will surely benefit those from other countries like myself.

Regards.