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   ░ Clear, concise and valuable                                        ░
   ░ Mark takes you through several easy to apply performance tricks in ░
   ░  a well-structured course. The videos are clear and easy to        ░
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   ░  intermediate C# programmer - Marco                                ░
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   ░ You might have enrolled in an "How to program in C#" course, or    ░
   ░  learned the language at school or university. But here's a        ░
   ░  sobering fact: most courses only teach you how to write code,     ░
   ░  and not how to write great code.                                  ░
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   ░ Niels said it best when he wrote in his review:                    ░
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   ░ This is the stuff my teachers never had time for in school         ░
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   ░ Niels' teachers did the best they could, but the .NET              ░
   ░  Framework is huge. For any given problem there are                ░
   ░  5-10 solutions, and it is not always clear which                  ░
   ░  solution to pick.                                                 ░
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   ░ For example, let's say you're adding 4 strings                     ░
   ░  together. Should you use string or StringBuilder? If              ░
   ░  you always use a StringBuilder you get Append() methods all       ░
   ░  over the place and your code looks very convoluted and hard to    ░
   ░  read. What to do?                                                 ░
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   ░ How about storing a collection of values? There's a bewildering    ░
   ░  array of choices - single or multidimensional arrays, "jagged"    ░
   ░  arrays, the ArrayList class, generic lists, custom                ░
   ░  collections, dictionaries... Which one should you pick?           ░
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   ░ I will help you make those choices                                 ░
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   ░ This course will help you out. In a series of                      ░
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   ░  issues one by one, and measure the performance of                 ░
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   ░  choices have terrible performance, and other                      ░
   ░  seemingly obvious performance optimizations actually don't do     ░
   ░  much at all.                                                      ░
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   ░ But wait, there's more! I will not only show you great performance ░
   ░  tricks, but also dive into Common Intermediate Code (CIL), the    ░
   ░  language that the C# compiler compiles to. If this sounds         ░
   ░  daunting, don't worry! The CIL language is actually very easy     ░
   ░  to read and understand. I'll take you through the basics in a     ░
   ░  concise 15-minute lecture.                                        ░
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   ░ After completing this course you will be able to                   ░
   ░  read performance optimizations straight out of CIL                ░
   ░  code, like a pro.                                                 ░
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   ░ Note: The price will go up as new lectures are                     ░
   ░  added. If you get the course now, you'll get all the              ░
   ░  new lectures for free!                                            ░
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   ░ Meet your instructor                                               ░
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   ░ Hi, my name is Mark Farragher and I'm pleased to meet you.         ░
   ░                                                                    ░
   ░ I have worked in IT for almost 20 years in many different          ░
   ░  roles, including CTO, Online Marketing Specialist, Consultant,    ░
   ░  Corporate Trainer, Project Manager and Software                   ░
   ░  Developer. I am a serial entrepreneur and have                    ░
   ░  launched two start-ups in The Netherlands.                        ░
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   ░ I worked as a Microsoft Certified Trainer for many                 ░
   ░  years, on the subjects of Visual Basic .NET, C#,                  ░
   ░  ASP.NET, SQL Server, Microsoft CRM and Microsoft                  ░
   ░  BizTalk. I also gave many personalized trainings for              ░
   ░  Philips, DHL, KPN, Océ and other large companies.               ░
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   ░ My most noteworthy training was for the International Criminal     ░
   ░  Court in The Hague. I trained war-crime investigators in the use  ░
   ░  of SQL Server to verify witness statements and validate           ░
   ░  evidence used against war criminals.                              ░
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   ░ Why should you take this course?                                   ░
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   ░ There are many possible reasons for you to take this               ░
   ░  course:                                                           ░
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   ░ Maybe you have just completed a beginner-level C#                  ░
   ░  course, and now you want to take your skills to the               ░
   ░  next level?                                                       ░
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   ░ Or you might be working on a critical section of code in a C#      ░
   ░  project, and need to optimize your code as much as possible.      ░
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   ░ Or maybe you're preparing for a C# related job interview? You need ░
   ░  to prepare yourself for any performance-related questions you     ░
   ░  might get asked.                                                  ░
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   ░ You are about to lean all the secrets of professional code         ░
   ░  optimization                                                      ░
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   ░ In the first section we will cover some fundamental                ░
   ░  aspects of the .NET Framework, that will help you                 ░
   ░  understand the performance improvements in later                  ░
   ░  sections.                                                         ░
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   ░ You'll learn the difference between the stack and the              ░
   ░  heap, and how this can affect the performance of your code.       ░
   ░  You will also learn what value types and reference types are, how ░
   ░  the String class works, and what boxing and unboxing is.          ░
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   ░ We will end the section with a comprehensive look at Common        ░
   ░  Intermediate Language (CIL): the ?machine language" that C#       ░
   ░  compiles to. At the end of this lesson you will be able to        ░
   ░  read and understand simple CIL programs.                          ░
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   ░ Basic optimizations - the low hanging fruit                        ░
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   ░ In this section we'll focus on some easy-to-implement              ░
   ░  optimizations that can speed up your code by a                    ░
   ░  factor of 100-1000x. We will look at arrays, strings              ░
   ░  and collection classes, and demonstrate a few                     ░
   ░  simple changes to your code that have a dramatic                  ░
   ░  impact on performance.                                            ░
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   ░ We will look at each optimization in turn, both in the C#          ░
   ░  source code and in the CIL compiled code. I will show you what    ░
   ░  goes on behind the scenes, and how each optimization changes      ░
   ░  the CIL code to improve the code performance.                     ░
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   ░ Advanced optimizations                                             ░
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   ░ This section will take you into advanced topics such               ░
   ░  as method inlining, arrays allocated on the stack,                ░
   ░  and pointer operations. We'll go into the details                 ░
   ░  and show you how these optimizations work, in                     ░
   ░  which scenario's you should use them, and if they                 ░
   ░  are actually worth the effort.                                    ░
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   ░ Some programmers swear by the use of 'stackalloc', claiming        ░
   ░  that this keyword gives your arrays a performance boost. But is   ░
   ░  this true? This section will show you the answer!                 ░
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   ░ But wait, there's more!                                            ░
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   ░ This course already contains over 2 hours of video content, but    ░
   ░  it's not finished yet. Over the next couple of months I am going  ░
   ░  to expand the content in this course to at least                  ░
   ░  4+ hours.                                                         ░
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   ░ If you enroll in this course now, you will get free                ░
   ░  access to any future material I add to the course,                ░
   ░  for life.                                                         ░
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   ░ You will also be able to send me a message, and ask                ░
   ░  me for help with any performance-related C# problem you might     ░
   ░  have. I will answer on weekdays and am available for live calls   ░
   ░  on Fridays.                                                       ░
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   ░ With your permission, I will collect the most interesting          ░
   ░  questions into ?Blackboard Friday" sessions, where I will credit  ░
   ░  you by name on video, discuss your problem and offer              ░
   ░  solutions. You will get free lifelong access to these sessions.   ░
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   ░ Finally, I intend to create a range of courses around              ░
   ░  the topic of becoming a C# professional. Upcoming                 ░
   ░  courses will be on the subject of writing elegant                 ░
   ░  code, interfacing with unmanaged code, and using                  ░
   ░  best patterns and practices.                                      ░
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   ░ If you enroll in this course, you will get a minimum               ░
   ░  50% discount on all my upcoming courses.                          ░
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keiso_ucsptroyc.nfo24,13 KB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0047,68 MB
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keiso_ucsptroyc.r0247,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0347,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0447,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0547,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0647,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0747,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0847,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r0947,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1047,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1147,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1247,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1347,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1447,68 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.r1537,74 MB
keiso_ucsptroyc.rar47,68 MB
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