In this part of my C# video tutorial I show how to make a Paint App, and then we look at Drawing Lines, Ellipses, and Rectangles using Canvas. We’ll be using System.Windows.Shapes in this tutorial. They are great to work with because they respond to events just like other WPF components.

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In this tutorial I’m going to teach the core syntax of the Erlang language with many examples. This video is for someone that already knows another language and wants to translate common programming syntax into Erlang.

If you jump to YouTube in the description you’ll find time stamps to every main part of the video. For best results take notes on the cheat sheet provided below as you watch and leave any questions you have. Continue reading Learn Erlang in One Video →

You guys asked me for a Learn Erlang in One Video tutorial and so I’ll make it in the next video that I upload. I thought it would be a good idea however to cover how to install and setup Erlang with Eclipse Neon in a separate video so here it is.

I show how to setup Erlang on both MacOS and Windows. I then show how to set everything up using Eclipse Neon and then we’ll run some Erlang code to make sure everything works. Continue reading Install Erlang for Eclipse →

In this part of my C# tutorial I will be covering the Document API. We’ll use the Document API layout managers to work with formatted documents using the XML Paper Specification (XPS).

I’ll show how to use the FlowDocument, FlowDocumentReader, FlowDocumentPageViewer, FlowDocumentScrollViewer and RichTextBox. For best results take notes on the cheat sheet provided below as you watch and leave any questions you have. Continue reading C# Tutorial 23 →

In this part of my C# tutorial I cover Tabs, Calendars, InkCanvas, How to Make a Paint App, StackPanels, Toolbars and a whole lot more.

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In this part of my WPF tutorial I’ll cover how to do a ton of things with toolbars. We’ll Create the Toolbar, Add Icons, Open / Save Files, Use Shortcuts, Copy / Cut / Paste, Change Fonts in Comboboxes and more.

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In this part of my C# tutorial we’ll continue learning about WPF and XAML. We’ll cover the MenuBars, Assigning Shortcuts, Grid Layout, ScrollViewer, DockPanel, Changing Fonts, the OpenFileDialog, the SaveFileDialog and a whole lot more.

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This is the 1st of many videos about designing GUI interfaces with WPF and XAML. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is used to create graphical user interfaces. Using XAML eXtensible Application Markup Language you can create the UI using XML like tags.

We’ll also look at event handling, tracking mouse movements, open dialogs, save dialogs, popups, multiple layout managers and much more. Continue reading C# Tutorial 19 →

This part of my C# tutorial is all about serialization. With serialization you can store the state of an object in a file stream, pass it to a remote network and more. We’ll store data using BinaryFormatter, XmlSerializer and so much more.

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This part of my C# tutorial is based completely on File I/O. We’ll learn how to Mess with Directories, Use File to Read and Write to Files, Get File Info, Use FileStream, Use StreamWriter, Use BinaryWriter & BinaryReader, and much more.

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In this part of my C# tutorial I’ll cover threads in depth. With threads you can execute multiple pieces of code that share resources and data without corrupting it. I cover a simple thread example, sleep, a more advanced with lock, Priority, and how to pass data to a thread.

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In this video I’ll cover LINQ. Language Integrated Query (LINQ) provides many tools for working with data. LINQ is similar to SQL, but it can work with data aside from databases. I’ll cover From, Where, Orderby, Select, In, Inner Joins, Group Inner Join, Equals and using LINQ with multiple different collections.

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I cover a bunch of cool things you can do with C# in this tutorial. We’ll learn about IEnumerable, Indexer, Enumerator, Operator Overloading, Custom Casting, Anonymous Types and more.

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Welcome to part 13 of my C# Tutorial. This time I’ll cover multiple functions you can use to work with lists of data including Lambda, Where, ToList, Select, Zip, Aggregate and Average. These tools are extremely powerful and they help you solve extremely complex problems easily.

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Well come to part 12 of my C# tutorial. This tutorial will focus on Generic Collections, Generic Methods, Generic Structs, and more on Delegates. We are getting near the end and so we are covering some of the really cool things C# can do.

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In this part of my C# tutorial we’ll explore many collections available with C#. We’ll look at ArrayLists, Dictionaries, Queues, and Stacks. We’ll test out most every function available with them.

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In this part of my C# tutorial we’ll look at Interfaces using both a simple example and another that is rather complex. We’ll also look at Abstract Methods, Inheriting an Interface, How to Create Flexible Designs, and the Command Design Pattern.

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In this part of my C# tutorial series we will make a fun little game. I’m going to show how to create 2 warriors that will fight to the death in a simulated battle. More complex video games follow many of the techniques we cover in this video. It also will show how awesome object oriented programming is in that it gives you the ability to model just about any real world object, or interaction.

For best results print the code and then write your own programs while referring to the cheat sheet. Continue reading C# Tutorial 8 →

In this part of my C# tutorial we cover public, private, protected, constants, read-only fields, constructors, setters, getters, properties and more on static. I’m taking my time to make sure everyone completely understands object oriented programming in C#. We are getting near the end of the basic syntax and will start doing fun stuff soon.

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We start learning about object oriented programming in this part of my C# tutorial. We’ll cover Classes, Methods, Fields, Constructors, Static Classes, Methods and Fields, Structs and Nullable Types. I’m going to cover OOP over a few videos to make sure everyone completely understands everything.

All of the code follows the video below. For best results, print it out and take notes in your own words and then ask me if you have any questions. Continue reading C# Tutorial 5 →