.NET Programming for Beginners - Windows Forms with C#

This lecture, is an overview of what you will learn in this section.

In this lecture and live demonstration, we will talk about the main .NET Windows Forms components and controls such as: TextBox, RichTextBox, MenuStrip, Labels, Buttons, ScrollBars, CheckBoxes, and more.

In this lecture and live demonstration, we will talk about basic event handling for controls and components in .NET Windows Forms projects.

In this live demonstration, we will start the step-by-step implementation of our Text Editor app, using Visual Studio, .NET Windows Forms and C#.

This lecture, is a recap of what you have learned in this section.

This lecture, is an overview of what you will learn in this section.

In this lecture, we will talk more about the philosophy of events in .NET Windows Forms, and how you can make your application interact more efficiently with the end users.

In this lecture, we will talk about the practice of combining events within and across controls, thus helping your .NET Windows Forms app provide a richer user experience.

In this live demonstration, we will proceed to the second implementation phase of our Text Editor app, where we will be enhancing the tool with more events.

This lecture, is a recap of what you have learned in this section.

This lecture, is an overview of what you will learn in this section.

This lecture, is an introduction to multithreading in .NET. Among other, you will learn what multi-threading is and what are the benefits when using it.

In this lecture, we will talk about how you can enable multithreading for your .NET Windows Forms application, using the BackgroundWorker .NET component.

In this live demonstration, we will proceed to the third implementation phase of our Text Editor app, where we will be enhancing the tool with multithreading.

This lecture, is a recap of what you have learned in this section.

This lecture, is an overview of what you will learn in this section.

In this lecture, we will discuss about the deployment options and considerations, for your .NET Windows Forms app.

In this lecture and live demonstration, we will talk about how you can use the ClickOnce Visual Studio component, for deploying your .NET Windows Forms apps. Among other, we will be adding deployment capabilities to our Text Editor app.

This lecture, is a recap of what you have learned in this section.

This lecture, is an overview of what you will learn in this section.

In this lecture, we will talk about SQL Server Express Edition, its characteristics and limitations, and how you can download it and install it on a new Windows environment, along with installing the latest version of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).

In this lecture and live demonstration, we will talk about how you can connect to a SQL Server database, from your .NET Windows Forms app.

In this lecture and live demonstration, you will learn how to retrieve data from SQL Server, right into your DataGridView control in your .NET Windows Forms app.

In this lecture and live demonstration, you will learn how you can update the contents of a table in a SQL Server database, via the DataGridView control in your .NET Windows Forms app.

This lecture, is a recap of what you have learned in this section.

This lecture, is an overview of what you will be learning in this section.

In this step-by-step live guide, we will be building together, a simple image viewer application in C#, using .NET WinForms.

In this lecture, we’ll cover the SQL Server security hierarchy — one of the most important, yet often misunderstood, concepts. A solid understanding of this structure helps you assign permissions correctly, avoid common mistakes, and build secure, well-managed environments. This knowledge is essential not only for database administrators, but also software developers.

In this lecture, we will be discussing about how you can write more secure data access code in C#, by using the SqlParameter object, thus limiting your code's exposure to SQL injection attacks.

In this lecture and live demo, you will learn many useful T-SQL tips and tricks that will help you with SQL Server development.

In this lecture and live demo, you will learn how to work with T-SQL snippets in SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).

Via this lecture and live demonstration, you will learn how to easily retrieve version information about your SQL Server instances.

In this article, we’ll be discussing about how you can easily set filters for OpenFileDialog and SaveFileDialog in C# and see some simple examples.

In this article, we'll be discussing about some of the main best practices, for when developing software using .NET Windows Forms (WinForms).

In this lecture, we'll dive deep into the core principles of accessibility, exploring how to design and implement features that cater to all users, regardless of their abilities.

In this lecture, we’ll review the fundamentals of clustered and non-clustered indexes, then explore specialized types like columnstore, filtered, and full-text indexes.

In this lecture, we’ll explore how you can create applications that adapt to different languages and cultural settings. This is a critical skill for anyone developing software for global audiences.

In this special topic, we’ll look at some of the most common mistakes SQL developers make—often without realizing it. This is useful knowledge, when working with databases and data app development.

In this lecture, we're going to explore Agile and Scrum—two of the most widely used approaches in software development. You'll learn what Agile is, why it matters, and how Scrum provides a practical framework for applying Agile principles in real-world projects.

In this lecture, we discuss about responsive WinForms with async and await. We will use a concrete example to understand the decision, work through the reasoning, and finish with a short knowledge check. Let us begin.

This lecture, is a recap on what you have learned in this course.

Bonus lecture.