And here is all the C# Soup To Nuts webcasts so far. (Note, the last 5 haven't occured yet, but you can register for them.) Bill 11/13/2006 - Introduction to C# Join me in this webcast where I kick off an introduction to Microsoft's Newest...

For all of you who are looking, here's a list of all the ASP.NET Soup To Nuts Webcast Links 11/7/2005 - HTML Basics The first webcast in this series introduces the concepts behind the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). HTML is a powerful tool that...

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Wow... Part 10 already. Today's C# Soup To Nuts webcast is all about Arrays and Collections . We will begin by introducing the concepts of arrays and what they're used for. We'll then move into more advanced arrays and learn about multi dimensional arrays...

Wow... already at part 9. Whew... time sure flies. Well, here it is, the Basic Debugging session of my C# Soup To Nuts webcast series. Today, we're going to be learning about how Visual Studio allows us to look at how our application is running from...

Well, welcome back to my C# Soup To Nuts webcast series. In Today's installment , we'll be talking about Operator Basics . We're going to cover the very basics of what an operator is... and we'll look at how to use several different ones. We will then...

I've got one for you. All you have to do is attend one of my upcoming MSDN Events. Go to http://www.msdnevents.com and register. Then, come see me talk about Vista and Office. When you're done, you will have everything you need to build better applications...

Well, here it is, already for Part 7 of my C# Soup To Nuts webcast series. Today, I'll be talking about Classes and Objects . Classes are the blueprints for objects that we use in C#. Objects are the actual "data containers" and "functional containers...

Wow. Today at CES, iRobot introduced a new robot platform. I've already ordered one and I'm going to use it with Microsoft Robotics Studio to see what I can do. Anyway, it's called the "iRobot Create." It's basically their standard Roomba style...