Boston .NET Core Training

Accelebrate teaches on-site .NET Core training classes at client sites throughout the Boston area and other Massachusetts venues.

.NET Core is Microsoft's cross-platform implementation of the .NET platform. .NET Core-based apps can be developed on Windows, macOS, or Linux using full Visual Studio, Visual Studio code, or your favorite text editor and the .NET Core Command Line Interface (CLI). .NET Core is especially well-suited for developing modern continer-based applications (e.g. Docker) and micro service architectures. Accelebrate’s .NET Core classes show you how to take full advantage of this new framework while using industry best practices and patterns.

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Our Boston .NET Core Training Courses

.NET Framework Class Library Fundamentals

ASP.NET Core 2 Development

ASP.NET Core Development with Docker

ASP.NET Core with F#

.NET Web Application Security

Entity Framework Core

Introduction to Xamarin Development

In Boston and elsewhere in Massachusetts, we have trained for:

Abcam in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Axiom Learning Solutions in Westborough, Massachusetts
Consortium for Energy Efficiency in Boston, Massachusetts
Instron in Norwood, Massachusetts
Iron Mountain Digital in Southborough, Massachusetts
OneBeacon Insurance in Canton, Massachusetts
Partners HealthCare Systems, Inc. in Wellesley, Massachusetts
SunGard/Bancware in Boston, Massachusetts
Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts
Vistaprint in Lexington, Massachusetts

Here is feedback from past students in Massachusetts:

Great application and examples that are sure to make our process more efficient!
Hilary, Consortium for Energy Efficiency, Boston, Massachusetts

A great intro course to ASP.NET MVC for a wide range of audiences from novice programmers to industry experts
Anonymous, Vistaprint, Lexington, Massachusetts

As a long time MFC/Winforms programmer, this course presented the differences, conversion hardships and advantages of WPF in a very succinct and easy to learn manor.
Bill Ames, Instron, Norwood, Massachusetts