Concluding Thoughts - 25
- Posted: Nov 21, 2011 at 9:30 AM
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In this final video, Bob talks about approaches to solving common issues that arise for new software developers, where to turn for help, how to search for answers to technical questions, how to ask for help and become part of the .NET community, how to create a personal knowledge base of books and articles, and finally provides a long term path that you can follow to learn more about developing Windows and Web applications.
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Please more videos from Rob Tabor!
please share sample codes.
Great series. May I ask what software you used to record these screen casts?
@ciupaz: Thanks for the vote of confidence!
@jfa10111: Check out the first video in this series ... I think the code is available from a link on that page.
@blake: We conversed via email. Hope that helped.
Great series Bob! Thanks, and I hope to see you again soon.
Thanks Bob. I just finished the whole series of vid's and enjoyed every one. Wish you had an intro to working with DB's in vb.net video series.. hint hint ;) ;). Thanks for all your help.
@Kieth: @TimK: Thanks and congrats for making it all the way through the entire series! Hope it helped!
I just wanted to say thanks. I am deffinately a beginner at this, I am doing it for myself not for any company. again just wanted to say thanks
I too would like to give you thanks for the production of the series.
I have been looking for a good starting point for a while.
Regards
Bob you're the Hero.. Excellent teacher
Great Series Bob
Thank you!
Great communication skills.
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