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I feel the k2.net Blackpearl leaves a lot to be desired. I wish it had some more pratical workflows samples/tutorials.
I hope the Worx K2.net Blackpearl book will have something more useful than the current documentation.
I hope atleast for future versions they release enough documentation for people to pickup K2.net without the need for the K2.Net training courses.
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If the samples could be basic, but explain the fundamentals of k2 [blackpearl] concepts step by step.
A Classic example would be
a) Setting up a Service Object
b) Testing a Service Object
c) Deployment to Dev Env
d) Integrate into Smart Objects
e) Process Integration
f) Deployment to a Production Environment for all of the above.
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About the documentation, please also see this post:
http://www.k2underground.com/forums/thread/29995.aspx
It's really common (IMHO) to have the API documentation from the intellisense in VisualStudio, but the XML files are missing for no reason.
Please fix because it's is a major issue for people starting to use k2 API
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Would love to help out more. We have plans for more How To K2 videos and additional training modules. Other suggestions?
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Bashar,
I learnt it the hard way. No book. No Videos. But i would say the documentation is good for a newbie to explore into many trial and error sessions and make his roots stronger(with mentoring from my former teammate madhann).
Chris,
I would suggest uploading a complex solution like a voting system which has a lotta IPC (sync and non sync) events to sub processes. Custom Service objects which may pull data from a external system and the integration of all these.
One more request, Please upload a video of the installation and setup of k2 blackpearl. Kerberos help was a good one and i really appreciate it.
Thanks for putting together this wonderful community.
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For all videos, include a text-only article that fully explains the same content as the video.
There are many reason some of us may be unable to use videos to learn - deafness, video blocked by corporate firewalls, noisy cubicle farm, easily disturbed neighbors in quiet cubicle farm (and no headphones/earbuds), slow internet connections, or social work environment that discourages video and audio over the computer.
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