GogoTraining IT Training Podcasts

In this radio show, Steve Hamilton will discuss the concepts of Grid computing. He identifies the different components of the Grid server and the benefits of Grid computing.

Join Michael Ward as he explains how to create complex formulas and variables. Learn how to apply functions to complex calculations and convert formulas into variables.

Join Dr. Biswajit Panja as he discusses how constructors are used in a class, and when an object is created it calls the constructor first. He will also discuss how the constructor needs to have the same name as the class name, that constructors can be with or without parameters, and how destructors are used to free up the memory and resources.

It seems like we all have to do several things at once … and Java programs are no exception. But how do we un-snarl the knotty mess and make sure that everything proceeds smoothly? Join Mike Simpson as he de-tangles multi-threaded applications on "Threads in Java."

Java's "write once, run anywhere" portability and virtual machine makes it easy to run code on multiple machines. But how can you expose Java's functionality over a network? What methods are available to call Java programs and transfer XML data over the network? Join Mike Simpson as he uses "Java Web Services APIs" to put the power of Java at your disposal over a network.

In this radio show Steve Hamilton will discuss the differences between physical standby databases and logical standby databases. He will also discuss the differences between a maximum performance and a maximum protected standby database.

In this radio show, Dr. Biswajit Panja provides insight as to how binary operators are converted to overloaded operator using the concept of function. He explains how if one of operands is object for a binary operations, then the operator has to be an overloaded operator.

This show introduces regular expressions in Perl 5 and discusses how this was used to solve a student’s complex problem in an elegant fashion. Tom Vaughan also explains the basics needed to utilize regular expressions.

Exceptions provide an elegant, dynamic means of handling run-time errors and anomalies in a Java program. But how do you determine what kind of conditions call for exception handling? And how do you design your code so that exception handling doesn't actually make your code harder to read? Join Mike Simpson as he guides you on a tour of "Exceptional Design".

This radio show evaluates the pros and cons of using IPv6 protocol versus IPv4 protocol, and the future of IPv4. Join host Michael Statia as he gives you an insider’s view of these protocols.

In this radio show Steve Hamilton will discuss Oracle Streams concepts. He will identify the difference between Oracle Streams and DataGuard and explain the different components, and how to implement Oracle Streams.

Learn how to organize your Microsoft Project 2007 projects by using the Organizer feature. Quickly learn how to setup and modify project information, such as groups, filters, forms, tables, and views.

Curious about the PRINCE2 methodology? Wonder what it is? Why it is gaining popularity? Can I get certified in it?This radio show explores those questions and more. Neal L. Rowland, PMP discusses some of the aspects of PRINCE2. Covering the basic purpose and the associated qualifications. Here is your chance to hear about the methodology and determine if this is an approach and/or certification you wish to explore further.

This radio show discusses the role of having a troubleshooting process. Join Michael Statia as he discusses what is involved in developing a process and how it is used in an organization.

Object-oriented programming uses a lot of inter-connected terminology, and sometimes it just seems as if you have to "know the lingo" to be an object-oriented programmer. Join Mike Simpson as he parts the veil of object-oriented programming and shows you how simple Object Oriented Programming in Java really is.