Here we are at Week 2 of Fundamentals of Python! This week covered Functions, Formatting & Assignment statements, which don’t need much explanation really, so let’s get right into it!
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The UI package contains different useful features. In this blog you will see how to create a simple video gallery using File Upload and Video Player Interaction controls similar to that one:
Week 7 brought in the concepts of both local and abstract expressions. As seems to be the case with me, this week was half a review from other courses that was nice and refreshing, and then BAM, a new concept that completely threw me for a loop.
Developed and honed over generations, the medical profession has created processes, procedures and physical artifacts that serve healthcare professionals and their patients well. Yes, there are process improvements to be had.
If you develop WPF applications with Prism, then you are probably already aware of the many ways in which you can load a module.
Week 6 is definitely when I’m starting to feel the burnout of MOOC.
As part of the Infragistics WPF product, we already offer a substantial array of data visualization controls such as a high-speed chart, map, pivot grid, timeline, treemap and others.
It can be inferred from this quote that data, on its own, isn’t much use to anyone. Raw numbers, statistics, stream of figures - these things are useful only to a point. Data only becomes truly useful once it becomes information.
Week 3 of Introduction to Systematic Program Design was definitely a LOT more video content than I was used to from before, and I can safely say that having started watching the videos from Week 4 already, it’s only going to get crazier from here on out!
This begins a series of blog posts on mastering the HTML5 Canvas.