Developing Android Apps Using C-Sharp

Requirements

1. Working Computer
2. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 / 2012 or XAMARIN or MonoDevelop
Mono Android
3.Android SDK
4.You Should Know The C# Language

Then Lets Start

Installing Android SDK

1. Visit this site
2.Download and Install it. Choose 32-bit or 64-bit
3. After the installation
Go to start menu
    All Programs
      Android SDK Tools
         SDK Manager

4. First tick Tools, Extras and install them
5. Install any Android version you want to develop

Creating a AVD Android Virtual Device

1- Go to Start Menu
      All Programs
             Android SDK Tools
                AVD Manager

2. Press New
3.Give any name you want, but without spaces.Choose the target that you create this AVD to....
    Enter the Size of SD card that you want to create.
4. Press Create AVD

Installation Mono Android, XAMARIN

1. Download Mono Android 4.2.6...Here is a trial version here
2. In order to use it with MVS you need Business Version or Higher.
3.If you don't have the Business version of Mono Android then you can download XAMARIN from here

Practical Skills Of SQL Language

This site will help everyone to gain or improve skills in building SQL Data Manipulation Language statements. To train You will have to build yourself the SQL statements for retrieval or modification of specific data required in the exercises. When Your query is incorrect, You will be able to see rows returned by the correct query along with that returned by Your query. Furthermore, you may execute arbitrary DML statements on available databases by setting the "Without checking" option. There are four levels of difficulty (from 1 to 4), You may see it in second column of exercises list. We propose the exercises on retrieving data (SELECT statement) and the exercises on modifying data (INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements).

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Best Practice Active Directory Design for Managing Windows Networks

A structured approach to Active Directory design makes enterprise-scale directory service deployment straightforward and easy to understand. This guide combines business and technical guidance to minimize the time and effort required to implement the Active Directory directory service.
This guide provides a step-by-step methodology based on best practices learned from customers that have already deployed Active Directory in their organizations. It provides all the tasks and decisions you need to develop an Active Directory design to manage Windows networks. The intended audience for this guide is the IT professional responsible for testing, piloting, and rolling out an Active Directory design.

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  OK I agree that it has been a really really long time since I have updated this blog. I am back now and I hope to update this blog as frequently as I wanted it to be.