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EPS Software Corp. Announces Fall 2013 Training Courses
CODE Training is ready to start its fall round of training classes with their team of renowned experts and consultants. Beginner, intermediate, and senior level developers will have the opportunity to be trained by the most trusted source in .NET. CODE Training offers a variety of technologies and topics including iOS (iPhone/ iPad /iPod) for .NET developers, to more complex subjects such as Advanced WPF for Business Applications courses.
“We have put together a great lineup of classes, including some of our best-sellers such as Learn Service-Oriented Architecture in a Day as well as great new classes such as the CODE Framework Boot Camp,” said CEO, Mike Yeager. CODE will be offering standard classes, as well as custom and individual trainings which will be delivered on-site, in their training center or online and a newly added purchasing options such as the Corporate Training Program will provide a great deal of flexibility for businesses needing training for their staff.
About CODE Magazine and EPS Software
Founded in 1993 by Markus Egger, EPS Software Corp, has become the world’s premier provider in high-tech consulting and customer software services. The staff and contractor network at EPS Software are industry renowned experts; and have earned and maintained more Microsoft MVP Awards than any other company. Markus Egger, founder and president of EPS/ CODE, is the Microsoft Regional Director (RD) for the US Gulf Coast Region. EPS Software also publishes CODE Magazine (the Leading Independent Developer Publication). CODE Magazines’ focus is technologies such as .NET, Visual Studio, JavaScript, IOS, and Android Development. In addition, CODE Magazine owns CODE Consulting, CODE Training, and other CODE divisions.
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