Is there any book or links that I can read some tutorial about the WPF ribbon control. I need to get some basics . Also can any one recommend good book in WPF or a starter kit.
Thanks.
I want to use this function:
http://www.frankmacdonald.co.uk/php/post-to-wordpress-with-php.html
Its used to post to Wordpress using XMLRPC, can anyone give me the basics for using this function and maybe a brief over view?
I want to learn how functions work and how to use them.
We have some portlets created by a team working on a JEE site.
They would like to include one of these portlets within a site I manage, which is ASP.NET.
Aside from solutions like iframes, is it possible to embed a Java portlet within an ASP.NET page?
(Note: I don't have much Java/portlet experience, so please take that into consideration in your answer)
UPDATE
Is this relevant to my question?
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13174_01/alui/devdoc/docs60/Portlets/Basics/Hello_World_Portlet_NET.htm
I am a newcomer to Android. I know the C And C++ programming languages, but I do not know Java . I want to learn Android right from basics, but I could not find any relevant link or e-book that can help me.
Can I begin to learn Android without knowing Java or should i go to learn Java first? From where should I learn Android which should be easy to grasp and learn for a newcomer like me.
For the CS majors out there what were the hardest CS classes or concepts that you learned in your undergraduate schooling?
Did you find once you learned the basics,(data structs, OOP fundamentals, discrete math, pointers, recursion, etc) the rest followed naturally or did you hit a wall at any point in your higher classes like OS'es and Compilers?
Thanks for the input!
I've been tasked with providing a workshop for my co-workers to teach them Django.
They're all good programmers but they've never done any web programming.
I was thinking to just go through the Django tutorial with them, but are there things in there that wouldn't make sense to non-web programmers?
Do they need any kind of webdev background first? Any thoughts on a good way to provide the basics so that Django will make sense?
I am still a beginner programmer, though I know some basics of C#. I want to be a professional programmer. What tutorials can I use to learn C# from this point-of-view?
I am in no hurry; I just want to be perfect. I am dedicated in terms of time and hard-work.
I searched Google, but I'm not finding impressive beginner resources.
I recently started working on my first SharePoint (2007) project (C#), so I was wondering if anyone can point me to some good resources that will get me up and running with SharePoint programming basics quickly. I'd like to have a deeper understanding of the various terms I'm hearing such as Features, Lists, wsp, etc.
My new job needs me to migrate from C# to C++. I am comfortable with C# and have an exposure to C++ at college (basics). What would be the best way to go forward. Please suggest some materials or books to go forward.
I'm using the WindowsAPICodePack's TaskDialog implementation, but it bugs me that I have to listen to click handlers on its buttons for even the more basic implementations. I'd like to convert/wrap it so that like the old MessageBox it blocks until closed and then returns a value based on what was done. Is there anything I can read for the basics on how to do this? I just have no idea where to even start, as I am admittedly not that familiar with the Win32 underpinnings.
I am developing a game with Unity 3D and want to use custom code to get strings in the various languages I will be supporting. I've read articles about using the Android "res/values-xx/" directories (such as this page: http://developer.android.com/training/basics/supporting-devices/languages.html). If I do not store my translated strings in this way is there a downside? My main concern is whether the Google Play store may not know what languages my app is localized for.
I am looking for some direction on how to render a barcode from a numeric string on an iPhone? The symbology is not really important right now just curious on the basics or third party support if necessary.
Thanks in advance.
I'm following this awful textbook, going through the basics of create/edit/delete records. The delete bit has a confirm button, and it is handled like so:
[AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)]
public ActionResult Delete(int id, string confirmButton) {
It offers no explanation of why the button is passed as a string or how MVC interprets it.
Can anyone help clarify what's going on here? The Create code has no such string being passed.
Hello guys ,
I am fairly new to transition and animation methods in Iphone. Can somebody pl. guide me the basics of transition and Animation in Iphone. This is needed frequently in my Apps. Can anybody tell me any link where i can Understand ABC of animation ?
I am a Java developer but up to now have not had any hands on experience using the Spring framework.
Does anyone know of anyone good online tutorials that explain the basics and offer good examples and sample code.
Is knowledge of HTML beyond the basics a prerequisite for learning CSS?
I am making a learning plan so this will help me evaluate the time required better.
Hey guys.
Circles are one of the basics geometric entities. Yet there is no primitives defined in openGl for this like lines or polygons. Why so? Its a little annoying to include custom headers for this all the time!
Any specific reason to omit it?
I used Atlassian JIRA for bug and issue tracking at my last job. I absolutely loved it and it was particularly easy on the eyes.
My present company is using Trac instead, and while it does do all the basics, I am finding it really lacking, particularly with the inability to easily setup multiple projects and link issues.
Oh, and the fact that it uses SQLLite is a bit of an issue for me to.
Does anyone have any other good reasons to switch?
I know Java and C++ but am looking to get in to XML. I don't want to waste time reading over the basics of programming in a book, so has anyone any recommendations for resources for learning XML that assume a knowledge of programming already, or even better highlight how to switch from Java/C++ to XML ie. main differences etcs.
Are Swing applications really used nowadays? I don't find a place where they are used. Is it okay to skip the AWT and Swing package (I learned a bit of the basics though)?
I have a technical interview on Monday and they were kind enough to give me a heads-up to brush up on my basic algorithms. It's been years since I looked at that kind of stuff and I'm pretty weak on it to begin with so I generally have a bad feeling about this. What's the best way to review the basics and get some practice in before Monday?
Does anyone know of an http client that is scripting friendly (ie: the basics, gets, posts) and is capable of executing javascript (all, not just location redirect) ? And one which isn't just launching another browser.