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Present I know only how to configure FME workbench. I want to learn FME full-fledged any one helps me to learn complete FME. I am unable to find correct source for FME materials and Sites.
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How to learn “FME” full-fledged
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You can start here: http://www.safe.com/training/
An instructor-led class would be best in my opinion, but that's really only a start. To truly become an FME Master you'll need to practice, practice, practice. Try doing new stuff with FME whenever you have the chance, find new challenges and solve them. But this will take time, lots of time. A very important part is knowing which transformers to use, and that really comes with experience. There's over 400 of them now and I think I only use about a quarter of them on a regular basis.
Hope this helps.
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@mahendra30627 Hi.
How @redgeographics did say the better way to become an FME professional, is very important to practice a lot. You can see the catalog courses too : http://www.safe.com/learning/training/course-schedule/course-catalog/.
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You can start here: http://www.safe.com/training/
An instructor-led class would be best in my opinion, but that's really only a start. To truly become an FME Master you'll need to practice, practice, practice. Try doing new stuff with FME whenever you have the chance, find new challenges and solve them. But this will take time, lots of time. A very important part is knowing which transformers to use, and that really comes with experience. There's over 400 of them now and I think I only use about a quarter of them on a regular basis.
Hope this helps.
I agree with @redgeographics as instructor-led classes allow you to ask questions and get information from experienced instructors rather than follow instructions from a tutorial.
Besides that instructor-led classes allow you to communicate with other FME users and see what they are using FME for.
FME 2016 has simple tutorials you can follow to get you started with FME Desktop. These are available on the Start canvas. FME 2016 will be released in mid-January, but you can grab a copy of the FME 2016 beta release from here. But in the end, taking some of the offered FME training classes is the best way to become proficient @redgeographics suggests.