Is your design process developer friendly? Learn how to streamline your UX workflow and collaborate more effectively with developers using Sketch. Natalie Schulz shows how to find and install templates and plugins to automate parts of the design process, set up your project for the correct dimensions and resolution, and use symbols and styles to be more consistent and efficient. At the end of the workflow, she shows how to export assets in a format that developers can use right away.

TypeScript brings object-oriented programming to javascript, giving developers a scalable, feature-rich language that compiles into super clean code. While TypeScript is traditionally taught from the perspective of javascript, C# is a great entry point, since it features some of the same constructs, abstractions, and syntax. Combining your existing C# skills with TypeScript's cross-platform capabilities means the programming possibilities are almost endless.

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Intermediate level

.NET is a programming framework that defies expectations. It's a platform and a runtime environment; it supports cross-platform development but runs primarily on Windows. Regardless, .NET is one of the staple tools for software developers. This introduction is designed to guide new programmers through the basics of the latest version of .NET. Industry expert Reynald Adolphe steps you through everything you need to know to get up and running, describing the Common Language Runtime (CLR), and the Framework class library (FCL) and providing an overview of the differences between .NET 4.6 and .NET Core. He demos different IDEs you can use to code in .NET, including Visual Studio, and shows how to create basic apps for four different project types: ASP.NET MVC, Windows Presentation Foundation, Console, and Web API. Plus, learn about popular C# features and testing methodologies, as well as different deployment methods for .NET apps.

Game programmers and designers are often left to fend for themselves when learning how to write, structure, and manage efficient event systems of their own making. This course has two goals: (1) to convey how fundamental programming patterns and industry standards apply to game development and (2) to equip developers with the theoretical tools needed to inject their projects with engaging narratives, resulting in emotional player investment that comes with story-driven gameplay. This course also covers story-driven game design theory, creating the building blocks of an interactive system, abstracting building blocks into a scalable management class, and more.

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Intermediate level

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Optimize the design phase of your workflow by examining the approach of another web designer in action. This course allows you to do just that—observe how Sue Jenkins takes a web design project from start to finish. She walks through a project step by step, from wireframing and sketching all the way to the final mockup. You can follow along and learn ideal sequences, best practices, and new techniques.

Intermediate level

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Intermediate level

In case some of the steps involved in a Windows 10 installation aren't intuitive, this course shows various ways to change the configuration of default services. Follow Joli Ballew as she covers networking, storage, data access and usage, and Remote Management. Plus, she shares how to implement Windows Store apps and Windows Store for Business, as well as the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit, which you'll want to get familiar with if your job involves deploying Windows 10.

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