Interview on windows application development

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Hello guys
I need your help. My interview is scheduled in a company. They are into .NET technology. They are going take my interview on windows application development.
I have worked on web development. So i am familiar with Asp.net, C#, .NET framework, MS SQL, ADO.NET. But i have no idea about what they will ask if they want windows application developer.
Please tell me the topics that i should prepare. Please let me know if you have any document or link or ebook.

Thanking you
Bipin

Posted 4-Mar-10 4:29am

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Eugen Podsypalnikov · Answer 1 · 2010-03-04T04:43:00

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They will tell you about them... :)

Start your interview by yoursef
and try to be truthful by your questions :)

Then you could tell them about you :)

What word in your language will be used for a "talk" ?
Say it.

Posted 4-Mar-10 4:43am

Eugen Podsypalnikov

Rob Philpott · Answer 2 · 2010-03-04T06:10:00

Well, if its application development that means Windows Forms (or might even mean WPF). Certainly, get your head around the System.Windows.Forms namespace. Get to know some of the controls.

Also, you'll likely need to know how to communicate with a Server for client/server systems. This doesn't really exist typically in ASP.NET. Have a look at Remoting, or WCF if they're 'with it'. You may even use traditional asmx webservices which you're probably familiar with.

Threading - they always ask about that. And for Heavens sake, make sure you know about cross-thread invocation in GUI - that question is a cert.