Before going through RIA live project training candidate should have knowledge of given concepts listed below:

• Strong Internet Knowledge
• Knowledge of HTML and CSS
• Knowledge of javascript
• Basic Knowledge of object oriented languages (C#, C++ etc)
• SQL

RIA Training provided by Real time Silverlight Developer of our company, has more than 4 years of domain experience.

• We will provide real time project training with code explanation and implementation.
• Our training modules are completely designed according to current IT market.
• After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Major Project Training, Live Project Training, Interview Preparation and Recruitment process in IT Industry.
• Student will go through the training of HTML, CSS and JavaScript as a complimentary package before starting of RIA Training.
• We offer regular, fast track and weekend training in RIA course.
• Study material is provided with the course which consist of concepts, examples and real time examples.

Download Required Software:

• Microsoft Visual Studio
• SQL Server

Benefits of Courses

• Website Developer
• Web Application Developer
• Web Services Developer

RIA Training provided by Real time Micorsoft RIA Developer of our company, has more than 3 years of domain experience.

• We will provide real time project training with code explanation and implementation.
• Our training modules are completely designed according to current IT market.
• After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Major Project Training, Live Project Training, Interview Preparation and Recruitment process in IT Industry.
• Student will go through the training of HTML, CSS and JavaScript as a complimentary package before starting of RIA.
• We offer regular, fast track and weekend training in RIA course.
• Study material is provided with the course which consist of concepts, examples and real time examples.

HTML5 Training

• Introduction
• Laying out a Page with HTML5
• Page Structure
• New HTML5 Structural Tags
• Page Simplification
• The Problems HTML 4 Addresses
• The Problems XHTML Addresses
• The New More Flexible Approach of HTML5 - Paving the Cowpaths
• New Features of HTML5
• The HTML5 Spec(s)
• Current State of Browser Support
• Sections and Articles
• The section Tag
• The article Tag
• Outlining
• Accessibility

Native Audio and Video

• The Video Element
• The Audio Element
• Complete an exercise: marking up an audio element
• Download the ogg file
• Download the mp3 file
• Creating the Audio Element
• Download my Finished Version
• Backwards Compatibility
• Complete an exercise: marking up a video element, with fallback content
• Download the mp4 video file
• Download the ogv video file
• Download the swf video file
• Creating the Video Element
• Download my finished version of the video
• Video and Audio Codecs

HTML5 Forms

• Modernizr
• New Input Types
• search
• tel
• url and email
• date/time input types
• number
• range
• min, max, and step attributes
• color

HTML5 Web Storage

• Overview of HTML5 Web Storage
• Web Storage
• Browser Support
• Local Storage
• Session Storage
• Prefixing your Keys
• Other Storage Methods
• Web Database Storage
• Indexed Database API

HTML5 Canvas

• Getting Started with Canvas
• Drawing Lines
• Multiple Sub-Paths
• The Path Drawing Process
• The fill() Method
• Color and Transparency
• Rectangles
• Circles and Arcs
• Quadratic and Bezier Curves
• Images
• drawImage() - Basic
• drawImage() - Sprites
• Text

CSS3 Training

Understanding CSS

• Reviewing XTHML Basics
• Understanding CSS Terminology
• Adding Rules to a Style Sheet
• Adding Selectors
• Working with Multiple Declarations
• Working with Style Sheets
• Embedding a Style Sheet
• Importing an External Style Sheet
• Importing Multiple Style Sheets
• Linking to an External Style Sheet
• Managing Style Sheets

Selectors and the Cascade

• Understanding Selectors
• Using ID Selectors
• Using Class Selectors
• Using Grouped Selectors
• Using Descendant Selectors
• Looking for the Sources of Styles
• Resolving Style Conflicts with Specificity
• Using the !important Declaration
• Understanding Inheritance
• Revealing Unstyled Documents
• Applying User Style Sheets

Using CSS to Affect Page Layout

• Introducing the CSS Box Model
• Creating Simple Floats
• Using Floats for Page Layout
• Fixing Column Drop
• Clearing Essentials
• Containing Floats
• Displaying Elements

Setting Foreground and Background Properties

• Adding Foreground Colors
• Adding Color to Background Elements
• Adding Background Images
• Repeating Background Images
• Positioning Background Images
• Using the Background Shorthand Declaration

Setting Typography

• Altering Line Height
• Using Font Families
• Changing Font Styles and Weights

Sizing Fonts

• Writing Font Shorthand Declarations
• Aligning Text Horizontally
• Aligning Text Vertically
• Transforming Text
• Decorating Text

Using Margins and Borders to Create Whitespace and Separation

• Understanding Margins
• Adding Borders
• Implementing Padding
• Using Negative Margins
• Understanding Margins
• Collapsing Margins

Styling Tables

• Styling Tables and Captions
• Styling Table Cells
• Styling Column Classes
• Styling Links in Table Cells

JavaScript Training

• Introducing JavaScript
  • Evolution of JavaScript since 1996
  • Current uses of JavaScript in web applications
• Where JavaScript goes
  • Placing JavaScript code in separate .js files
  • Using unobtrusive JavaScript principles to separate event handlers from HTML
• JavaScript language fundamentals
  • Statements
  • Variables and data types
  • Operators (for both numbers and strings)
  • Conditionals (if-else if-else and switch-case)
  • Loops (while, do-while, for)
  • Functions
    • Creating functions
    • Calling functions
    • Returning values
• Understanding JavaScript objects
  • The role of objects in JavaScript programming
  • Working with methods and properties
  • The JavaScript object hierarchy
  • The implicit window object
  • Event handlers
• JavaScript with forms
  • How forms fit into the JavaScript DOM
  • Setting focus on a specific field
  • Blocking a field from being edited
  • Setting field values based on user input
  • Basic validation: requiring field values to be filled in
  • Handling calculations within forms (useful for totaling orders and other quantitative form operations)
    • Includes a discussion of the Math object, which provides useful methods for making calculations
• JavaScript with links and images
  • Using onMouseOver and onMouseOut to detect the presence of the mouse
  • Using onClick to process clicks on hyperlinks
  • Having hyperlinks call functions via javascript: URLs
  • Conditionally navigating the user to a page when they click a link
  • Dynamically swapping one or more images on a page based on the position of the mouse

JavaScript for navigation

• Overview of the history and location objects
• Building a jump menu (a pulldown menu that takes the user to a page based on their selection)
• Navigating the user to a specific page based on their input in a form

JavaScript for pop-up help

• Pros and cons of having JavaScript open another window
• Generating and sizing a new (child) window via JavaScript
• Communication between the child window and the parent window
• Implementing attractive pop-up help or information windows using JavaScript

Advanced form validation with regular expressions

• Overview of regular expressions as a powerful language for validating form submissions
  • Note: Regular expressions are supported by almost all major programming languages -- learning them in this class will be a boon to students who will later learn other languages
• Using the RegExp object in JavaScript
  • To test whether a string matches a pattern
  • To extract pieces of a string (e.g., the month, day, and year from a date the user has entered)
  • To clean up illegal characters the user has entered

jQuery Training

Getting Started with jQuery

• Downloading the Most Recent Version of jQuery
• Using jQuery with Other Libraries
• Starting Processing When the DOM Tree is Ready
• jQuery Utility Functions

Forming Wrapped Sets with jQuery Selectors

• CSS Selectors
• Hierarchical Selectors
• Basic Filters
• Content Filters
• Visibility Filters
• Attribute Filters
• Child-Specific Filters
• Form Element Filters
• Additional Wrapped Set Methods

Event-Driven Programming with jQuery

• Event Helpers
• Interaction Helpers: toggle() and hover()
• jQuery Event Objects
• jQuery Live Events

jQuery and Ajax

• The load() Wrapped Set Method
• Basic Ajax Requests with $.get() and $.post()
• $.getJSON() and $.get Script()
• Exercising Complete Control with $.ajax()
• Global Ajax Events
• Ajax Helper Methods

Developing jQuery Plugins

• Best Practices
• Utility Function Plugins
• Wrapped Set Method Plugins
• Providing Default Argument Values

XSLT Transformations with jQuery [upon request; adds 1/4 day to the class at additional cost]

• Using the jQuery Transform plug-in
• Performing transformations
• Handling transformation output
• Passing parameters to XSLT stylesheets

jQuery Unit Testing [upon request; adds 1/4 day to the class at additional cost]

• Using the QUnit Framework
• Developing a Sample HTML Page for Testing
• Analysis of a jQuery Unit Test Script

jQuery UI Training Outline

Getting Started with jQuery

• Downloading the Most Recent Version of jQuery UI
• Using an Existing Theme or Creating Your Own
• jQuery Wrapped Set Methods Extended by jQuery UI
• jQuery UI Animation Effects
• Using Animations with show(), hide() and toggle()

jQuery UI Interaction Helpers

• Draggables
• Droppables
• Resizables
• Selectables
• Sortables

jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part I

• Progressbar
• Slider
• Datepicker
• Dialog
• Button
• Autocomplete

jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part II

• Tabs
• Accordions

jQuery UI Plugins

• Using an Object to Retain State Information
• Using a Single Method with an Action Argument
• Creating a Plugin Using $.widget()
• Adding Callbacks to a Plugin

Ajax Training

Ajax Basics

• The Purpose of Ajax
  • Traditional Web Application
  • An Ajax Web Application
• The XMLHttpRequest Object
  • Creating an XMLHttpRequest Object
  • Using an XMLHttpRequest Object
  • Using an XMLHttpRequest Object
  • Handling the Response

Ajax Frameworks

• The Purpose of Frameworks
  • Choosing a Framework
• Dojo
  • Downloading Dojo
  • Using Dojo for Ajax
• Prototype
  • Downloading Prototype
  • Using Prototype for Ajax
• Other Popular Frameworks
  • Direct Web Remoting (DWR)
  • AjaxAnywhere
  • Simple Ajax (SAJAX)
  • Sarissa
  • Other Frameworks

The HTML Document Object Model

• Accessing Nodes
  • Accessing Element Nodes
  • Accessing Attribute NodesDojo
  • getAttribute
  • attributes[]
  • Accessing Nodes by Type, Name or Value
  • Accessing Nodes by Class Name
  • Removing Nodes from the DOM
    • DOM Differences: The Whitespace Problem
  • Creating New Nodes

XML and Ajax

• Creating a DOM Document with JavaScript
• Accessing Element Nodes
  • Creating an AddChild() Function
• Receiving XML Responses
• Passing XML to the Server

Ajax Applications

• Login Form
• Quick Lookup Form
• Preloaded Data
  • Ajax Slideshow
  • Navigable Tables

JavaScript and Refactoring Ajax

• Illustrating the Problem
• Object-Oriented JavaScript
  • JavaScript Classes
  • Prototypes
  • Extending Built-in Objects
• Refactoring the Ajax Request Code

JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)

• Object Literals
  • Arrays
  • Objects
  • Arrays in Objects
  • Objects in Arrays
• JSON
• JSON Parsers
• JSON Advantages and Disadvantages

Silverlight Training Outline

• Controlling Html from Silver light
• Calling managed code from JavaScript
• Using the Local Connection API to communicate between multiple Silver light instances
• Maximizing SEO
• Out Of Browser Support
• Enabling OOB support
• Using the Network Monitoring API
• Updating an OOB Application

Working with Services

• Creating Services for Silver light
• Silver light enabled WCF services
• Binary XML
• ADO.NET Data Services
• Restful services with POX and JSON

Data Binding

• Understanding Data Binding in Silver light
• Data Binding Modes
• Data Binding Syntax
• Data Context
• Change Notification
• Data Templates

Creating Custom Controls

• The Silver light Toolkit
• Motivation for creating custom controls
• Creating custom controls
• Understanding Generic XAML
• Using custom controls

Silver light Accessibility

• Making Silver light accessible
• Achieving DDA Compliance
• UI Automation

Silver light Unit Testing

• choosing a testing framework
• Installing the framework
• Writing Unit Tests for Silver light code
• Adopting Test Driven Development (TDD) and Silver light
• Integration

Silver light Navigation Applications

• Overview
• Creating Navigation Applications
• Creating clean URLs
• Understanding Deep Linking
• Applying other styles and assets
• Using navigation in standard Silver light applications

Notes:

• Recommend Practical hours for student except class hours is 90 Hrs.
• We also provide weekend classes for all courses.
• After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Live Project Training, Interview Preparation and Recruitment process in Software Industry.