The objective of this white paper is to describe the software development challenge and clarify its root causes. The first half of the document explains the market challenge and why this is a tough business issue. This part is widely applicable by anyone interested in software development and is not dependent on our offering. In the second half of the document we explain how SoftFluent addresses the challenge through its CodeFluent Entities model-first software factory and associated methodology.

Gita Granthabali (Bengali) - Upendranath Mukhopadhyay 1911 is a collection 25 Gitas from various Hindu scriptures. Sanskrit is printed in Bengali script. This book is the first published collection of Gitas and was followed by "Gita Sangraha" published by Ashtekar & Co, Pune. For a list of 123 Gitas read Dr V Raghavan's "Radings from Bhagavad Gita".

Leverage your skills in Microsoft Visual Studio and C# to build cross-platform apps that run on both Android and iOS. In the first part of this course series, we show you everything you need to get started using Xamarin?s integration with Visual Studio to create cross-platform C# apps. We cover the list of tools you need, their setup, architecture, and the basics of their use. We introduce the basics of creating an Android and an iOS application, creating a simple user interface, and how to test and deploy the application to emulators, simulators, and real devices. Finally we introduce .NETs Portable Class Library and show how to create a single class library that runs across both Android and iOS devices.

Windows 8.1 brings a lot of new features to the platform which
are interesting for developers. Updated contracts such as Search
and Share, new controls, new options for data binding, new screen
sizes, more tile sizes and much more. To take advantage of these
new options in your apps , it's important that as a Windows 8
developer, you're on board with all that's being added by
Microsoft to the platform. Also the tooling (Visual Studio and
Blend) used for building Windows 8.1 apps has received a number
of important updates. This course extends the already existing
courses on Pluralsight on Windows 8 by showing the novelties in
the different areas.

A great band deserves a great logo. Think about The Grateful Dead’s dancing bears or The Rolling Stones’ “hot lips.” Or even The Beatles: their famous logo is just a simple text-based design with a drop T. As a designer, your responsibility is to come up with a variety of logo ideas for your clients and hone in on and finesse the best one. In this course, Nigel French uses a client brief from Brooklyn-based band Shy Hunters, and shows how to evolve rough sketches into great logo designs, anchored by typography and highlighted with imagery. He also shows how to prepare variations on the design and format the logo for different uses, such as print, websites, and social media.

Credibility is currency with online audiences. By knowing how concepts like social proof (“if other people do it, so can I”) and authority affect your audience or customers, you can build your credibility and influence their behavior. Dive into this course to learn more, and start putting these concepts to work for you. Want more persuasive design techniques? Check out the rest of the courses in Chris Nodder’s Persuasive UX series.

In this course, part of his series of titles on HTML5 and CSS3, author and expert Andy Olsen looks at advanced topics like geolocation, mobile development, web sockets, Web SQL, and web workers. You’ll also learn how to communicate between pages downloaded from different servers and how to use the new Ajax features in XMLHttpRequest Level 2. After completing this workshop, developers be well equipped to start utilizing the powerful features of HTML5.

ASP.NET is Microsoft’s framework for building robust web applications. In this course, Michael Sullivan introduces the basics to get up and running with ASP.NET, exploring the framework and IDE, the structure behind ASP.NET applications, and the tools you need to manage data, construct APIs, and establish real-time web connections. Plus, get hands-on practice in the final chapter, in which Michael issues a coding challenge.

WordPress 3.8 offers powerful content management for your website; Dreamweaver CS6 enables easy design and coding. Together, they are a potent combination. In this course, you'll explore how to integrate WordPress into a Dreamweaver site, allowing you to edit and expand your code with Dreamweaver's native tools. Author Joseph Lowery shows how to take WordPress themes to the next level, using CSS customization and Spry widgets. He also covers how to make your pages responsive to tablet and phone layouts, and develop category-driven layouts. Finally, you'll investigate how to extend WordPress with plugins, style them with Dreamweaver, and get your finished website online using Dreamweaver's publishing and testing tools.

In this 5+ hour series Bob applies the lessons learned from the Application Architecture Fundamentals series to a real project. You’ll learn how to apply an agile, object oriented analysis and design process to the requirements then utilize Test Driven Development, Domain Driven Development, dependency injection and other patterns, principles, tools and practices to build an architectural spike to help design a solution for a fictional company’s business problem.