Learning QuickBooks takes you step-by-step through the essentials of mastering QuickBooks basics, with highly qualified instructors teaching you key tasks using real-life examples. You'll get an introduction to bookkeeping fundamentals - without all the technical jargon, and gain the confidence of knowing you're "doing it right."

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If you're interested in developing and administering open-source database applications, MySQL is your ticket to ride. And this "MySQL Administrator: Associate" training by Tim Warner is the fastest way to get your MySQL basics down pat.

 

In this course, author Anne-Marie Concepcion shows how to create fixed-width EPUBs to sell in the iBookstore. The course explores the fixed-layout EPUB format and files, providing a quick-start EPUB template to download, examine, and use to build simple fixed-layout files right away. The course explains how to get content from PDFs and InDesign files into an EPUB, demonstrates editing for fixed-layout settings, and covers modifying CSS to position content and proofing an EPUB on the iPad. Exercise files accompany the course.

 

HTML5 is the new buzz term that even your grandparents are somehow familiar with. In step by step fashion, we're going to dig into this new technology, including the various new HTML tags, feature detection, and working with a couple of the new javascript APIs. Are you ready?

If you defend your Cisco network with the vigilance of a proud parent, make sure you’ve got the know-how and skills needed to effectively deploy Cisco IPS-based security solutions for your organization or customers.

HTML5 is the cool new kid on the block for building Web Applications. People generally prefer native mobile apps over bookmarks in mobile browsers. Why not do both? In this course you’ll see how you can use a native mobile shell on the popular mobile platforms (iOS, Andriod, and Windows Phone 7) to host an HTML5 application and how to interact with native APIs, handle offline mode, and deal with devices with different resolutions.

The Microsoft Enterprise Library is a set of reusable software components that can save you from writing the same plumbing code over and over again. In this course, John covers the basics of the Enterprise Library and shows how to set it up for development in our applications. This course is the first in a series of courses which will cover the entire Enterprise Library and all of the application blocks it is composed of.

Windows Azure Diagnostics is a foundational course for Windows Azure Development, and mastering this is very important for success with Windows Azure Platform. This course starts by walking through key components of Windows Azure Diagnostics, showcasing a basic hello world demo. Then it covers important topics like working in Full IIS mode, integrating with Enterprise Libray Logging Application Block, configuration precedence, and capturing data buffers, including integration with Log4Net. Finally, Niraj shares various tips and tricks including On-Demand transfer, IntelliTrace, PowerShell, Database Trace Listeners, among others. This course is strongly recommended for any serious development on Windows Azure.

Even if your goal is not to become a web designer, learning HTML and CSS can be an amazing tool to have in your skill-set – both in the workplace, and at home. If this has been on your to-do list for some time, why don’t you take thirty days and join me? Give me around ten minutes every day, and I’ll teach you the essentials of HTML and CSS.

Once you know the basic of C++ syntax and what the Standard Library offers you, it’s time to establish whether you’re writing good code or not. Modern C++ is expressive, readable, fast, and secure. In most cases the faster thing to do is also the easier thing to do and the safer thing to do – no tradeoffs! In this course you’ll draw on your C++ Fundamentals knowledge to explore a number of ways to ensure your applications are implemented in Modern C++, not C-With-Classes or other old-style idioms. You’ll take advantage of the Standard Library and write code that is future proof and safe.

In this course, author Simon Allardice shows how to develop, debug, and deploy applications for the Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch using iOS 5 SDK and Xcode 4. The course reviews Objective-C basics, covers key concepts such as the Model-View-Controller pattern and delegation, and explores new features of the SDK, including Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) and Storyboards. The course also shows how to create and customize user interfaces and table views and develop apps with multiple view controllers, and explores the differences between iPhone and iPad development. Exercise files accompany the course.