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Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to run Windows, Mac, and Linux on your current computer with the popular virtualization application, VirtualBox.

Learn to use VirtualBox for iOS development or testing with this tutorial for beginners.

• VirtualBox installation and setup

• Optimization and best options for each operating system you will run (and some older ones too)

• Install Windows 7,8,8.1, 10, and XP

• Install the latest version of Ubuntu Linux (14.04) and any other Linux variant

• Fixing common networking problems

• Learn how to share folders between the host and the guest

• Setup XCode & Swift on your virtual environment to develop iOS apps on Windows or Linux

• Save yourself tons of money on a new Mac

• Save yourself time trying random ideas from YouTube that don't work

Powerful Skills You'll Need on the Job

Many development and IT jobs require that you understand virtualization, from DevOps to programming to IT/Help-Desk. Learning VirtualBox will give you a strong background in how virtualization works and what you can do with it. I've heard from many students that they find this course helpful for practicing their skills when taking the Microsoft Certification Exams for MCSE, MCP, MCSD, and others.

Content and Overview

Suitable for beginners, through this course of 28 lectures and 2+ hours of content (more being filmed right now), you’ll learn all of the VirtualBox fundamentals and establish a strong understanding of the concept behind virtualization. Each chapter focuses on a specific use case for virtual computing allowing you to put your new learned skills into practical use immediately.

Starting with the installation of the latest version of VirtualBox, this course will take you through all the pertinent details of the program, and help you get setup correctly the first time.

Students completing the course will have the knowledge to create a number of virtual computers to use however you see fit. Typical uses are to develop iOS or android applications on Mac OS X, Learn Linux (Ubuntu and other versions), test websites and other applications, as well as run old software on outdated operating systems.

You’ll be able to work alongside the instructor as you work through each concept, and will receive a verifiable certificate of completion upon finishing the course.

Who this course is for:

• Mobile developers who want to develop iOS on Windows without buying another computer

• Anyone who needs to use Windows, Mac OS, or Linux but doesn't have it installed

• Web Developers or those learning it who need to test older browsers