Women'S Self Defense Course
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Women'S Self Defense Course
Published 8/2022
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Language: English | Size: 6.08 GB | Duration: 4h 58m
Empower yourself with the skills to fight back with this comprehensive, easy to learn, Women's Self Defense Course!
What you'll learn
Understand crucial mental skills such awareness, avoidance, de-escalation, boundary setting, and verbal commands to avoid potentially harmful situations.
Develop simple and effective reactions to hit soft or vital targets on an attacker in almost any situation.
Learn quick and effective techniques against common grabs and holds such as wrist grabs, choke, hair grabs and more.
Explore ground-based defenses against common attacks and pinned positions. Assess targets, leverage your strengths, and get to safety.
Requirements
There are no prerequisites for taking this course or prior experience needed. Many of the skills are also very easily adaptable to individual physical abilities.
Make sure you have plenty of space to practice as well as a soft surface to work on for the ground portions of training such as a yoga mat or carpeted area.
This training can also be done with a partner and is encouraged however it is not necessary to have a training partner, and this can be done alone as well. Be patient, take your time and don't be afraid of using as much repetition or rewinding as you need to help build the skills!
Description
This course is designed to take you through a comprehensive skills set covering a variety of topics and scenarios both on your feet and on the ground. Starting with understanding the basics and progressing through several specific techniques to escape common holds and attacks as well as ground based defense.Key Skills:Where to hit, soft/vital targets!How to attack safely for you and effectively to them!Quick responses to escape common holds and grabs (wrist, chokes, hair grabs, etc.)What to do if you are on the ground and how to get an attacker off of you!Course Outline:Lecture: "Layers of Defense" - Mental skills to avoid potentially dangerous situations.Lesson #1 - Stand Up: Single Wrist & Double Wrist GrabLesson #2 - Ground: Kicking & Keeping DistanceLesson #3 - Stand Up: Front & Rear ChokesLesson #4 - Ground: Mounted Defense (attacker sitting on top of you)Lesson #5 - Stand Up: Bear Hug & Rear Hair GrabLesson #6 - Ground: Inside Guar (attacker is between your legs)Lesson #7 - Stand Up: Rear One Arm Choke (drag back)Lesson #8 - Ground: Pinned On Your Stomach (attacker is sitting on your back)Lesson #9 - Stand Up: FULL REVIEW of all Stand Up SkillsLesson #10 - Ground: FULL REVIEW of all Ground SkillsNo previous experience is required. Lessons are designed for all levels and abilities and are formatted to follow along and practice with the instructor. Have a friend you want to train with? These skills are also great to work with a training partner. Grab a friend and let's get started!
Overview
Section 1: Layer of Defense
Lecture 1 Training & Planning
Lecture 2 Awareness
Lecture 3 Avoidance
Lecture 4 De-escalation
Lecture 5 Verbal Commands
Lecture 6 Distance & Preparation
Lecture 7 Physical Skills
Section 2: Lesson #1: Stand Up Skills (Wrist Grabs)
Lecture 8 Basics: Palm Heel Strike
Lecture 9 Basics: Eye Jab
Lecture 10 Basics: Throat Strike
Lecture 11 Basics: Knee Strike
Lecture 12 Basics: Instep Kick
Lecture 13 Technique: Single Wrist Grab
Lecture 14 Technique: Double Wrist Grab
Section 3: Lesson #2 Ground Skills (Kicking & Distance)
Lecture 15 Basics: On Your Back. How to fall, prepare and defense from your back.
Lecture 16 Basics: On Your Side - Distance and Kick
Lecture 17 Basics: From Hands & Knees - Kicking and Get Up!
Lecture 18 Basics: Review All Kicks & Positions
Lecture 19 Basics: Mobility - Keep them in front of you!
Lecture 20 Drill #1 - Move!
Lecture 21 Drill #2 - Move & Kick!
Lecture 22 Drill #3 - Move, Kick, and Get Up!
Section 4: Lesson #3 Stand Up Skills (Chokes)
Lecture 23 Basics: Forward Elbow
Lecture 24 Basics: Side Elbow
Lecture 25 Basics: Rear Elbow
Lecture 26 Basics: Cover & Protect
Lecture 27 Technique: Front Choke
Lecture 28 Technique: Rear Choke
Section 5: Lesson #4 - Ground Skills (Mounted Defense)
Lecture 29 Basics: Position Breakdown & Initial Attacks
Lecture 30 Basics: Bridging / Bridge & Reach Skill
Lecture 31 Basics: Shrimping
Lecture 32 Technique: 1) Hit & Get Up, 2) Hit Shrimp/Push, Get Up!
Lecture 33 Technique: 3) Full Technique
Lecture 34 Technique: Attack Variations (Hand Grabs & Chokes)
Section 6: Lesson #5 - Stand Up Skills (Bear Hug / Hair Grab)
Lecture 35 Basics: Rear Driving Elbow
Lecture 36 Basics: Rear Hammer
Lecture 37 Basics: Rear Round Elbow
Lecture 38 Basics: Scoop Kick
Lecture 39 Technique: Bear Hug
Lecture 40 Technique: Hair Grab
Section 7: Lesson #6 - Ground Skills (Inside Guard "between legs")
Lecture 41 Basics: Position Breakdown & Initial Attacks
Lecture 42 Technique: "Inching"
Lecture 43 Technique: "Shrimping"
Lecture 44 Technique: "Hook & Roll"
Section 8: Lesson #7 - Stand Up Skills (Rear One Arm Choke)
Lecture 45 Basics: Rear Elbow, Rear Hammer, Rear Round Elbow
Lecture 46 Technique: Early Recognition & Response
Lecture 47 Technique: Late Recognition (tight hold/drag back)
Lecture 48 Technique: Quick Response (eye jab)
Section 9: Lesson #8 - Ground Skills (Pinned On Your Stomach)
Lecture 49 Technique: Above The Hips
Lecture 50 Technique: Below The Hips
Lecture 51 Technique: Approaching From Below (Grabbing Ankles/Feet)
Section 10: Lesson #9 - Stand Up (FULL REVIEW)
Lecture 52 Review: All Attacks (Strikes & Kicks)
Lecture 53 Review: All Grab Techniques
Lecture 54 Drill: 2 Minute Drill On All Grab Techniques
Section 11: Lesson #10 - Ground Skills (FULL REVIEW)
Lecture 55 Review: Kicking & Distance
Lecture 56 Review: Mounted Defense
Lecture 57 Review: Inside Guard "Between Legs"
Lecture 58 Review: Pinned On Stomach
This course is for individuals who are interesting in developing a simple and effective response to physical threats and how to avoid potentially dangerous situations. Whether this is your first time exploring any sort of self defense training or you are an experienced practitioner our goal is that you leave this course with a plan. You don't have to be perfect at it, you don't have to even remember everything, however just understanding that you CAN do something and that you HAVE a response is a huge step in the right direction for your personal safety! Like any skill the more you do the better you will own that skill. Be patient, stick with it and don't be afraid to put in some good repetitions! We are excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to helping to empower you to be a better, stronger, and more prepared version of yourself!
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Google Cloud Platform Professional Cloud Developer Bootcamp
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Google Cloud Platform Professional Cloud Developer Bootcamp
Last updated 11/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 7.26 GB | Duration: 20h 54m
Google Cloud Platform Certification - A way to distinguish your self in the AWS world!
What you'll learn
How to obtain the Google Cloud Platform Cloud Developer Certification
Understand what the objectives are for the Cloud Developer Certification
Deploy best practices for application development
Choose the appropriate data storage option for application data
Implement federated identity management
Develop loosely coupled application components or microservices
Debug, trace, and monitor applications
Requirements
Developers that have experience with Google Cloud Platform
Developers reading to take the Google Cloud Platform Cloud Developer Exam
Developers who need to get certified in a leading cloud certification
Description
Course updated 02/04/2022A Professional Cloud Developer builds scalable and highly available applications using Google recommended practices and tools that leverage fully managed services. This individual has experience with next generation databases, runtime environments and developer tools. They also have proficiency with at least one general purpose programming language and are skilled with using Stackdriver to produce meaningful metrics and logs to debug and trace code. This course is meant to be a course developed to be targeted for taking the Google Cloud Professional Cloud Developer Exam. Content is fresh and has been customized for the exam materials. It would be expected or at a minimum to have experience with Google Cloud and be a developer. Course has been compressed the study objectives listed by Google Cloud and we have taken the Cloud Developer exam. The exam is very challenging and will challenge the "average" developer in many respects but mainly around how well you understand GCP best practices and services. All Exam Objectives covered. Course has a FREE introduction to Google Cloud section. Section 1: Designing highly scalable, available, and reliable cloud-native applications Section 2: Building and Testing ApplicationsSection 3: Deploying applicationsSection 4: Integrating Google Cloud Platform Services Section 5: Managing Application Performance MonitoringCertification TestTips, demos galore. Joseph Holbrook. TechCommanders and GCPGurus
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Course
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Course Prerequisites to be successful
Lecture 3 What is a GCP Professional Cloud Developer?
Lecture 4 Cloud Developer Exam Objectives
Lecture 5 Cloud Developer Deep Dive Notes
Lecture 6 Course Setup
Section 2: Course Readiness
Lecture 7 Course Material Download
Lecture 8 What are Test Tips?
Lecture 9 Whiteboards and Demos
Lecture 10 Sign up for Free Tier or Credits if available
Lecture 11 GCP Pricing Calculator
Lecture 12 SDK Install
Lecture 13 Read the GCP Cloud Developer Deep Dive Notes.
Section 3: Introduction to Google Cloud Platform
Lecture 14 Google Cloud Intro (Condensed Version)
Lecture 15 GCP Hierarchy
Lecture 16 Whiteboard GCP Hierarchy
Lecture 17 Demo - Projects
Lecture 18 Compute Options
Section 4: Compute Engine
Lecture 19 Compute Engine
Lecture 20 Compute Engine Demo
Lecture 21 Instance Groups
Lecture 22 Instance Groups Demo
Section 5: App Engine - PaaS
Lecture 23 App Engine Security Scanner
Lecture 24 App Engine Demo
Lecture 25 App Engine or Kubernetes Engine
Section 6: Kubernetes Engine
Lecture 26 Kubernetes Engine
Lecture 27 Demo- Kubernetes Engine
Lecture 28 Whiteboard - Kubernetes
Section 7: Cloud Functions
Lecture 29 Cloud Functions Basics
Lecture 30 Cloud Functions Demo
Section 8: Cloud Storage
Lecture 31 Data Storage Basics
Lecture 32 Cloud Storage Basics
Lecture 33 Cloud Storage
Lecture 34 Cloud Storage Demo Part2
Section 9: Networking
Lecture 35 Networking Overview
Lecture 36 VPC Overview
Lecture 37 IP Addressing
Lecture 38 Networking Whiteboard
Lecture 39 Networking Demo
Lecture 40 VPC Whiteboard
Lecture 41 Hybrid Connectivity Networking Whiteboard
Section 10: Developing on Google Cloud Platform
Lecture 42 Download SDK
Lecture 43 Devops on GCP Part 1
Lecture 44 Devops on GCP Part 2
Lecture 45 Cloud Source Repositories Demo
Lecture 46 Cloud Build Demo
Lecture 47 Demo Gcloud Commands
Section 11: 1. Designing highly scalable, available, and reliable cloud-native applications
Lecture 48 Section 1 Coverage
Lecture 49 1.1 Designing performant applications and APIs
Lecture 50 Infrastructure as a Service vs. Container as a Service vs. Platform as a Service
Lecture 51 Portability vs. platform-specific design
Lecture 52 Evaluating System Considerations
Lecture 53 Operating system versions and base runtimes of services
Lecture 54 Service Locality
Lecture 55 Whiteboard Service Locality
Lecture 56 Locality Test Tips
Lecture 57 Microservices
Lecture 58 Whiteboard- Microservices
Lecture 59 Testips - Microservices
Lecture 60 Defining a key structure for high write applications using Cloud Storage, Cloud
Lecture 61 Defining a key structure Test Tips
Lecture 62 Session management
Lecture 63 Test Tips Session Management
Lecture 64 Loosely coupled applications using asynchronous Cloud Pub/Sub events
Lecture 65 Demo Pub Sub
Lecture 66 Test Tips Cloud Pub Sub
Lecture 67 Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints
Lecture 68 Demo Cloud Endpoints
Lecture 69 Test Tips -API Management
Lecture 70 Health checks
Lecture 71 TestTips Healthchecks
Lecture 72 Google-recommended practices and documentation
Lecture 73 1.2 Designing secure applications
Lecture 74 Applicable regulatory requirements and legislation
Lecture 75 TestTips Regulatory Requirements
Lecture 76 Security mechanisms that protect services and resources
Lecture 77 TestTips Security Mechanisms
Lecture 78 Storing and rotating secrets
Lecture 79 Secrets Whiteboard
Lecture 80 TestTips Secrets
Lecture 81 IAM roles for users/groups/service accounts
Lecture 82 IAM Whiteboard
Lecture 83 TestTips IAM
Lecture 84 HTTPs certificates
Lecture 85 Test Tips Https Certificates
Lecture 86 Demo Https Certificates
Lecture 87 Google-recommended practices and documentation
Lecture 88 1.3 Managing application data.
Lecture 89 Defining database schemas for Google-managed databases
Lecture 90 TestTips Defining Schema
Lecture 91 Session Management
Lecture 92 TestTips Session Management
Lecture 93 Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub
Lecture 94 Demo - Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub
Lecture 95 Whiteboard - Cloud Pub/Sub
Lecture 96 TestTips Loosely Coupled Apps - Cloud Pub/Sub
Lecture 97 Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints
Lecture 98 Demo Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints
Lecture 99 TesTips Deploying and securing an API with cloud endpoints
Lecture 100 TestTips Health Checks
Lecture 101 Health Checks
Lecture 102 Choosing data storage options based on use case considerations
Lecture 103 TestTips Data Storage
Lecture 104 Working with data ingestion systems
Lecture 105 TestTips Data Ingestion
Lecture 106 Following Google-recommended practices and documentation
Lecture 107 1.4 Re-architecting applications from local services to Google Cloud Platform.
Lecture 108 Using managed services
Lecture 109 Using the strangler pattern for migration
Lecture 110 Strangler Whiteboard
Lecture 111 Codelabs - Exercise for Practice- Cloud Functions
Lecture 112 Codelabs - Cloud Pub/sub
Lecture 113 Google-recommended practices and documentation
Lecture 114 Section Review Questions
Section 12: 2. Building and Testing Applications
Lecture 115 Section 2 Building and Testing Applications
Lecture 116 2.1 Setting up your development environment.
Lecture 117 Local application development emulations
Lecture 118 Developer Tools and SDK
Lecture 119 Demo SDK Install and basic commands
Lecture 120 Demo SDK Emulators
Lecture 121 TesTips SDK
Lecture 122 Creating GCP projects
Lecture 123 Demo CLI Create Project
Lecture 124 TestTips Create Project
Lecture 125 2.2 Building a continuous integration pipeline
Lecture 126 Creating a Cloud Source Repository and committing code to it
Lecture 127 DevOps and Pipelines
Lecture 128 Developing unit tests for all code written
Lecture 129 Developing an integration pipeline using services
Lecture 130 Reviewing test results of continuous integration pipeline
Lecture 131 TestTips
Lecture 132 Whiteboard - DevOps
Lecture 133 2.3 Testing. Considerations include
Lecture 134 Performance Testing
Lecture 135 Whiteboard Testing
Lecture 136 TestTips Testing
Lecture 137 2.4 Writing code
Lecture 138 Algorithm design
Lecture 139 Modern application patterns
Lecture 140 Efficiency
Lecture 141 TestTips
Lecture 142 Section Review Questions
Section 13: 3. Deploying applications
Lecture 143 Section 3
Lecture 144 3.1 Implementing appropriate deployment strategies based on the target compute
Lecture 145 Blue Green Deployments
Lecture 146 Whiteboard App Engine
Lecture 147 Demo App Engine
Lecture 148 3.2 Deploying applications and services on Compute Engine
Lecture 149 Launching a compute instance using GCP Console and Cloud SDK
Lecture 150 Moving a persistent disk to different VM
Lecture 151 Creating an autoscaled managed instance group using an instance template
Lecture 152 Generating/uploading a custom SSH key for instances
Lecture 153 Configuring a VM for Stackdriver monitoring and logging
Lecture 154 Creating an instance with a startup script that installs software
Lecture 155 Creating custom metadata tags
Lecture 156 Creating a load balancer for Compute Engine instances
Lecture 157 3.3 Deploying applications and services on Google Kubernetes Engine
Lecture 158 Deploying a GKE cluster
Lecture 159 Kubenetes Engine Whiteboard
Lecture 160 Kubenetes Engine Clusters Demo
Lecture 161 TestTips
Lecture 162 3.4 Deploying an application to App Engine. Considerations include
Lecture 163 Scaling configuration
Lecture 164 GKE or App Engine
Lecture 165 TestTips App Engine
Lecture 166 Cloud Functions that are triggered via an event
Lecture 167 Cloud Functions that are invoked via HTTP
Lecture 168 3.6 Creating data storage resources. Tasks include
Lecture 169 Creating a Cloud SQL instance
Lecture 170 Cloud Datastore
Lecture 171 Creating BigQuery datasets
Lecture 172 Creating a Cloud Storage bucket
Lecture 173 Creating a Cloud Pub/Sub topic
Lecture 174 TestTips Create data storage
Lecture 175 3.7 Deploying and implementing networking resources. Tasks include: Creating an
Lecture 176 Creating an auto mode VPC with subnets
Lecture 177 Setting up a domain using Cloud DNS
Lecture 178 TestTips Networking
Lecture 179 3.8 Automating resource provisioning with Deployment Manager
Lecture 180 Deployment Manager
Lecture 181 Deployment Manager Demo
Lecture 182 TestTips
Lecture 183 3.9 Managing Service accounts. Tasks include: Creating a service account with a
Lecture 184 Service Accounts
Lecture 185 Save KeyFile
Lecture 186 Codelabs
Lecture 187 TestTips
Lecture 188 Section Review Questions
Section 14: 4. Integrating Google Cloud Platform Services
Lecture 189 Section 4 Overview
Lecture 190 4.1 Integrating an application with Data and Storage services.
Lecture 191 Enable Bigquery and permissions on dataset
Lecture 192 SQL Searches/Selects
Lecture 193 Whiteboard- Fetching Ingesting data
Lecture 194 Codelab -Biquery
Lecture 195 BigTable or BigQuery
Lecture 196 Writing an SQL query to retrieve data from relational databases
Lecture 197 Connecting to SQL
Lecture 198 Gsutil Storing and retrieving objects from Google Storage
Lecture 199 Quickstart - Cloud Storage GsUtil
Lecture 200 Connecting to a Cloud SQL instance
Lecture 201 Enabling Cloud Spanner and configuring an instance
Lecture 202 Cloud Spanner Whitepaper
Lecture 203 Demo -Cloud Spanner
Lecture 204 Cloud Spanner Best Practices
Lecture 205 DataProc or Dataflow
Lecture 206 TestTips
Lecture 207 Configuring a Cloud Pub/Sub push subscription to call an endpoint
Lecture 208 Data Ingestion Sources
Lecture 209 4.2 Integrating an application with compute services. Tasks include
Lecture 210 Provisioning and configuring networks
Lecture 211 Writing an application that publishes/consumes from Cloud Pub/Sub
Lecture 212 Authenticating users by using Oauth2 Web Flow and Identity Aware Proxy
Lecture 213 Reading instance metadata to obtain application configuration
Lecture 214 TestTips Oath
Lecture 215 4.3 Integrating Google Cloud APIs with applications. Tasks include
Lecture 216 Enable API
Lecture 217 Using Pre Trained ML APIS
Lecture 218 Using service accounts to make Google API calls
Lecture 219 Using APIs Calls
Lecture 220 Making API calls
Lecture 221 Using the Cloud SDK to perform Basic Tasks
Lecture 222 DLP API
Lecture 223 TestTips
Lecture 224 Section Review Questions
Section 15: Section 5. Managing Application Performance Monitoring
Lecture 225 Section 5 Overview
Lecture 226 Objectives 5.1 Installing Monitoring and Logging
Lecture 227 Install Stackdriver Monitoring Agent
Lecture 228 Objectives 5.2
Lecture 229 Debugging a VM image with serial port
Lecture 230 Using the CLI tools
Lecture 231 Analyzing a failed VM instance
Lecture 232 Sending Logs from a VM
Lecture 233 TestTips
Lecture 234 Objectives 5.3
Lecture 235 Monitoring Dashboard and Views
Lecture 236 Create Monitoring Dashboard Stackdriver
Lecture 237 Viewing Logs In Console
Lecture 238 Viewing Syslogs from a VM
Lecture 239 Streaming Logs
Lecture 240 Creating Logging Sinks
Lecture 241 Create Custom Metrics
Lecture 242 Graphing Metrics
Lecture 243 Using Stackdriver Debugger
Lecture 244 Review Stack Traces
Lecture 245 TestTips
Lecture 246 Objectives 5.4
Lecture 247 Setting Up time checks and basic alerts
Lecture 248 Troubleshooting Network Issues
Lecture 249 API Debbugging
Lecture 250 Codelab Networking For Developers
Lecture 251 Review App Performance Stackdriver
Lecture 252 Troubleshooting Image and OS
Lecture 253 Docs and Support
Lecture 254 TestTips
Lecture 255 Section Review Questions
Section 16: Case Study - Hiplocal
Lecture 256 Case Study Overview
Lecture 257 Case Study Sample Questions
Lecture 258 TestTips
Section 17: Resources to help Study and Tips to Prepare!
Lecture 259 Pricing Calculator
Lecture 260 Qwiklabs
Lecture 261 Codelabs Free to Use
Lecture 262 Stackoverflow
Lecture 263 Project Treehouse
Lecture 264 GCP Pricing Calculator
Lecture 265 GCP Stencils and Icons
Lecture 266 Gcping
Section 18: Practice Exam
Lecture 267 Bonus Lecture- Additional Practice Exams
Section 19: Course Closeout
Lecture 268 Top Ten Things to Focus on the Cloud Developer Exam 12/2018
Lecture 269 Deep Dive Notes for exam
Lecture 270 Comparing AWS to GCP Certifications
Lecture 271 Good Luck and Course Closeout
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Python 3 And Data Science Mastery - Practical Python 3
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Python 3 And Data Science Mastery - Practical Python 3
Last updated 5/2022
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Develop Python 3 and Data Science Apps - Python 3 and Data Science Class - Real World Python 3 and Data Science Projects
What you'll learn
Develop python based applications
Develop marketing applications with Python
Mine twitter data with Python to get grasp of people's opinion on trending matters
Develop Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications with Python to process everyday language
Create Machine Learning applications with Python to make your computer smart and automate the boring tasks
Create Deep Learning applications with Python to add Artificial Intelligence to your machine learning models and create even smarter models
Use IBM Watson to unlock the vast world of unstructured data and create your own language translator applications with Python
Create Big Data applications with the help of the Relational Databases and Python clear and concise syntax
Use Data Science to predict business predictions and business intelligence
Automate everyday tasks and save time
Requirements
No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know
A computer with Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS operating system installed
Description
The main goal of this course is to teach you how to code using Python 3 & Data Science. My name is Morteza Kordi, Senior Python Programmer & Data Science Specialist and Udemy instructor with over 70,000 satisfied students, and I've designed The Ultimate Hands-On Python 3 and Data Science Bootcamp with one thing in mind: you should learn by practicing your skills and building apps. I'll personally be answering any questions you might have and I'll be happy to provide links, resources, and any help I can offer to help you master Python 3 & data Science as well as Machine Learning. In this course, I will demonstrate the power of Python & Data Science, and how I dramatically increased my career prospects as a Programmer. New to Programming or Python? I'll personally teach you the fundamentals of programming & Python. you will master the basics before diving into the advanced stuff. So no programming experience is required.Want to learn about Natural Language Processing (NLP)? This Course contains a comprehensive course about NLP too. Want to learn about IBM Watson and Cognitive Computing? If you want to process unstructured data, deal with human limitations, improve performance and abilities or handle enormous quantities of data then you should learn IBM Watson and Cognitive Computing. This Course has the answer for you.Want to learn Machine Learning? If you want to simplify your product marketing, get accurate sales forecasts, facilitate accurate medical predictions and diagnoses, simplify time-intensive documentation in data entry, improve the precision of financial rules and models, and easy spam detection then you should learn Machine Learning. Again This Course has the answer for you.Want to learn Deep Learning? Do you struggle with processing large numbers of features? If yes, then you should learn Deep Learning. Again This Course covers this topic too!So... Why This Course?!Learn to code like the pros - not just copy and pasteLearn the Latest Python 3 APIs and services - we don't teach old junkLearn to build apps - a lot of themNo Programming Experience is neededBuild Real-world AppsLifetime SupportDon't wait and join us now by clicking the BUY NOW button!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Download & Install the Required Softwares
Lecture 2 Install Anaconda
Lecture 3 Update Anaconda
Lecture 4 Our package managers
Lecture 5 Install jupyter-matplotlib
Lecture 6 Download and Install Visual Studio Code
Section 3: Learn to Use IPyton & Jupyter Notebooks
Lecture 7 IPython
Lecture 8 Jupyter Notebook
Section 4: Python Programming Basics
Lecture 9 Variables
Lecture 10 Source code
Lecture 11 Arithmetic
Lecture 12 Source code
Lecture 13 Strings - Single Quoted & Double Quoted Strings
Lecture 14 Source code
Lecture 15 Triple-quoted Strings
Lecture 16 Source code
Lecture 17 Get input from user
Lecture 18 Source code
Lecture 19 Decision making
Lecture 20 Objects
Lecture 21 Source code
Section 5: Control Statements in Python
Lecture 22 if, elif and else
Lecture 23 Source code
Lecture 24 while loop
Lecture 25 Source code
Lecture 26 for loop
Lecture 27 Source code
Lecture 28 Augmented assignments
Lecture 29 Source code
Lecture 30 Sequence iteration
Lecture 31 Source code
Lecture 32 Sentinel iteration
Lecture 33 Source code
Lecture 34 Range function
Lecture 35 Source code
Lecture 36 Decimal type
Lecture 37 Source code
Lecture 38 Logical operators
Lecture 39 Source code
Section 6: Functions in Python
Lecture 40 Defining functions
Lecture 41 Source code
Lecture 42 Functions with multiple parameters
Lecture 43 Source code
Lecture 44 Random number generation
Lecture 45 Source code
Lecture 46 math Module
Lecture 47 Source code
Lecture 48 Default Argument Value
Lecture 49 Source code
Lecture 50 Keyword Arguments
Lecture 51 Source code
Lecture 52 Arbitrary Parameter List
Lecture 53 Source code
Lecture 54 Methods
Lecture 55 Source code
Lecture 56 Scoping
Lecture 57 Source code
Lecture 58 Import statement
Lecture 59 Source code
Lecture 60 Function arguments
Lecture 61 Source code
Lecture 62 Reproducibility
Lecture 63 Source code
Section 7: Sequences in Python Programming - Master Lists & Tuples
Lecture 64 Intro - What we are going to learn in this section of the course
Lecture 65 Install Code-Runner Extension in Visual Studio Code
Lecture 66 A List of Integer Values & Accessing List Elements With Positive Indices
Lecture 67 Source Code
Lecture 68 Negatives Indices & Math Operations to access elements & Mutable Lists
Lecture 69 Source Code
Lecture 70 Populating list with a range & Concatenation Operator & Boolean Operations
Lecture 71 Source Code
Lecture 72 Tuples
Lecture 73 Tuples Source Code
Lecture 74 Why you should learn about sequence unpacking in Python
Lecture 75 Unpacking Tuples, Strings & Lists
Lecture 76 Unpacking Tuples, Strings & Lists - Source Code
Lecture 77 Unpacking Range of Integer Values
Lecture 78 Unpacking Range of Integer Values - Source Code
Lecture 79 Use "Unpacking" to add swapping feature to your app
Lecture 80 Use "Unpacking" to add swapping feature to your app - Source Code
Lecture 81 Unpacking Enumerated Sequences With their Indices & Corresponding Values
Lecture 82 Unpacking Enumerated Sequences - Source Code
Lecture 83 Create a primitive bar chart with # ;)
Lecture 84 Source Code
Lecture 85 Slice an ordered subset of sequence values
Lecture 86 Source Code
Lecture 87 Slice an intermittent subset of sequence values
Lecture 88 Source Code
Lecture 89 Use negative indices to slice a reversed subset of sequence values
Lecture 90 Source Code
Lecture 91 Count backwards the sequence - "The HARD way"
Lecture 92 Source Code
Lecture 93 Update a subset of sequence values
Lecture 94 Source Code
Lecture 95 Delete a subset of sequence values
Lecture 96 Source Code
Lecture 97 Modify an intermittent subset of sequence values
Lecture 98 Source Code
Lecture 99 Determine the identity of your sequence object after slicing
Lecture 100 Source Code
Lecture 101 Del Statement
Lecture 102 Source Code
Lecture 103 Pass a list object to a function - Passing by reference explained!
Lecture 104 Source Code
Lecture 105 The Sort Method
Lecture 106 Source Code
Lecture 107 The Sorted Function
Lecture 108 Source Code
Lecture 109 Sequence Searching
Lecture 110 Source Code
Lecture 111 Usages of "in" and "not in" keywords when it comes to sequence searching
Lecture 112 Source Code
Lecture 113 Inserting & Appending
Lecture 114 Source Code
Lecture 115 Extend your list
Lecture 116 Source Code
Lecture 117 Remove & Clear List Elements
Lecture 118 Source Code
Lecture 119 Count up the list items and determine the occurrence
Lecture 120 Source Code
Lecture 121 Reverse your list elements
Lecture 122 Source Code
Lecture 123 How to create a shallow list copy of your list elements
Lecture 124 Source Code
Lecture 125 How to create a shallow list copy of your list elements
Lecture 126 Source Code
Lecture 127 Stack Data Structure and the pop() function
Lecture 128 Source Code
Lecture 129 Simple List Comprehension Creation
Lecture 130 Source Code
Lecture 131 Complex List Comprehension Creation
Lecture 132 Source Code
Lecture 133 Add decision making to your list comprehension
Lecture 134 Source Code
Lecture 135 Apply List Comprehension other sorts of sequences
Lecture 136 Source Code
Lecture 137 Generator Expression Vs List Comprehension - Which one is better?
Lecture 138 Source Code
Lecture 139 Generator Expressions
Lecture 140 Source Code
Lecture 141 Functional Programming With Filter()
Lecture 142 Source Code
Lecture 143 Use Lambda Expression to Simplify the Process of Filtering
Lecture 144 Source Code
Lecture 145 Functional Programming With Map()
Lecture 146 Source Code
Lecture 147 Functional Programming With Reduce()
Lecture 148 Source Code
Lecture 149 The ord fucntion - Get the numeric value of your sequence!
Lecture 150 Source Code
Lecture 151 Sequence processing with min() and max()
Lecture 152 Source Code
Lecture 153 The Zip Function
Lecture 154 Source Code
Lecture 155 Two Dimensional Arrays
Lecture 156 Source Code
Section 8: Dictionaries & Sets in Python
Lecture 157 Intro - What is dictionary & set
Lecture 158 How to create a dictionary in Python
Lecture 159 Source Code
Lecture 160 Iterate through a dictionary
Lecture 161 Source Code
Lecture 162 Access, Update and Insert new Entities to your Dictionary
Lecture 163 Source Code
Lecture 164 Remove Entities From your Dictionary
Lecture 165 Source Code
Lecture 166 Get Function
Lecture 167 Source Code
Lecture 168 Keys & Values Methods and Operations
Lecture 169 Source Code
Lecture 170 Dictionary Comparison
Lecture 171 Source Code
Lecture 172 Sets
Lecture 173 Source Code
Lecture 174 Comparing Sets
Lecture 175 Source Code
Lecture 176 Union Function
Lecture 177 Source Code
Lecture 178 Intersection Function
Lecture 179 Source Code
Lecture 180 Difference Function
Lecture 181 Source Code
Lecture 182 Symmetric Difference Function
Lecture 183 Source Code
Lecture 184 IsDisjoint Function
Lecture 185 Source Code
Lecture 186 Update Method
Lecture 187 Source Code
Lecture 188 Add Method
Lecture 189 Source Code
Lecture 190 Remove Method
Lecture 191 Source Code
Section 9: Array Oriented Programming With Numpy
Lecture 192 Intro
Lecture 193 Creating Arrays & Two Dimensional Arrays Using Numpy
Lecture 194 Source Code
Lecture 195 Numpy Array Attributes
Lecture 196 Source Code
Lecture 197 Populate your array with special values
Lecture 198 Source Code
Lecture 199 Create Arrays Using Ranges
Lecture 200 Source Code
Section 10: Master Strings in Python
Lecture 201 Intro
Lecture 202 Presentation Types
Lecture 203 Source Code
Lecture 204 Field Widths & Alignment
Lecture 205 Source Code
Lecture 206 Numeric Formatting
Lecture 207 Source Code
Lecture 208 String's Format Method
Lecture 209 Source Code
Lecture 210 Concatenating & Repeating Strings
Lecture 211 Source Code
Lecture 212 Stripping Whitespace From Strings
Lecture 213 Source Code
Section 11: Files & Exceptions in Python
Lecture 214 Intro
Lecture 215 Learn about files in Python - How Python treats them?
Lecture 216 How to write to a text file
Lecture 217 Source Code
Lecture 218 How to read data from a text file
Lecture 219 Source Code
Lecture 220 Update your text file
Lecture 221 Source Code
Lecture 222 Exception Handling
Lecture 223 Facing Invalid Data or Input
Lecture 224 Source Code
Lecture 225 Try Statement
Lecture 226 Source Code
Lecture 227 Finally Clause
Lecture 228 Source Code
Lecture 229 Extra point: Wrap the with statement with try suit
Lecture 230 Source Code
Section 12: Object Oriented Programming
Lecture 231 Intro
Lecture 232 Create your custom class
Lecture 233 Source Code
Lecture 234 Attribute access control
Lecture 235 Properties
Lecture 236 Source Code
Lecture 237 Private attribute simulation
Lecture 238 Source Code
Lecture 239 Inheritance
Lecture 240 Source Code
Lecture 241 Polymorphism
Lecture 242 Source Code
Lecture 243 Duck typing
Lecture 244 Source Code
Lecture 245 Object class
Lecture 246 Operator overloading
Section 13: Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Lecture 247 Intro
Lecture 248 Get Textblob
Lecture 249 Create Textblobg
Lecture 250 Source Code
Lecture 251 Text tokenizing
Lecture 252 Source Code
Lecture 253 Parts of speech tagging
Lecture 254 Source Code
Lecture 255 Noun phrase extraction
Lecture 256 Source Code
Lecture 257 Textblob's default sentiment analyzer
Lecture 258 Source Code
Lecture 259 NaiveBayesAnalyzer
Lecture 260 Source Code
Lecture 261 Language detection and translation
Lecture 262 Source Code
Lecture 263 Pluralization & Singularization
Lecture 264 Source Code
Lecture 265 Spell checking & Correction
Lecture 266 Source Code
Section 14: Twitter Data Mining
Lecture 267 Intro
Lecture 268 Create your twitter developer account
Lecture 269 Get yourself comfortable with reading Twitter API docs
Lecture 270 Create your first twitter app project and access the private credentials
Lecture 271 Install the tweepy module on your system
Lecture 272 Authenticate with twitter
Lecture 273 Source Code
Lecture 274 Access information of a twitter account
Lecture 275 Source Code
Lecture 276 Access user's followers and friends by using cursor object
Lecture 277 Source Code
Lecture 278 Find out who the user's followers are!
Lecture 279 Source Code
Lecture 280 Find out who the user's followings are!
Lecture 281 Source Code
Lecture 282 Get user's latest tweets
Lecture 283 Source Code
Lecture 284 Search the recent tweets
Lecture 285 Source Code
Section 15: IBM Watson & Cognitive Computing
Lecture 286 Intro
Lecture 287 IBM Watson explained
Lecture 288 Create an IBM cloud account
Lecture 289 Install the necessary components
Lecture 290 Translator app demo
Lecture 291 Translator app to do list
Lecture 292 Register for the speech to text service
Lecture 293 Register for the text to speech service
Lecture 294 Register for the language translator service
Lecture 295 Import Watson SDK classes and media modules
Lecture 296 Source code
Lecture 297 Translate function & entry point
Lecture 298 Source Code
Lecture 299 Record user's voice function
Lecture 300 Source code
Lecture 301 Step #1 : Record english audio
Lecture 302 Source code
Lecture 303 Speech to text function
Lecture 304 Source code
Lecture 305 Step #2: Transcribe english speech to english text
Lecture 306 Source code
Lecture 307 Translate function
Lecture 308 Source code
Lecture 309 Step #3: Translate the english text into french text
Lecture 310 Source code
Lecture 311 Text to speech function
Lecture 312 Source code
Lecture 313 Step #4: Convert the french text into spoken french audio
Lecture 314 Source code
Lecture 315 Play function
Lecture 316 Source code
Lecture 317 Step #5: Play french audio
Lecture 318 Source code
Lecture 319 Step #6: Record french audio
Lecture 320 Source code
Lecture 321 Step #7: Transcribe the french speech to french text
Lecture 322 Source code
Lecture 323 Step #8: Translate the french text into english text
Lecture 324 Source code
Lecture 325 Step #9: Convert the english text into spoken english audio
Lecture 326 Source code
Lecture 327 Step #10: Play english audio & finishing touches
Lecture 328 Source code
Lecture 329 Project source code
Section 16: Machine learning in Python
Lecture 330 Intro
Lecture 331 Machine Learning Types
Lecture 332 Classification model
Lecture 333 Scikit-Learn library
Lecture 334 Datasets
Lecture 335 Digits dataset
Lecture 336 K-Nearest Neighbors Algorithm
Lecture 337 Hyperparameters
Lecture 338 Loading the digits dataset
Lecture 339 Source code
Lecture 340 Target & Data attributes
Lecture 341 Source code
Lecture 342 Set up data
Lecture 343 Source code
Lecture 344 Create a diagram
Lecture 345 Source code
Lecture 346 Display digit images
Lecture 347 Source code
Lecture 348 Splitting data for training and testing purposes
Lecture 349 Source code
Lecture 350 Training & Testing size customization
Lecture 351 Source code
Lecture 352 Create the Model
Lecture 353 Source code
Lecture 354 Train the Model
Lecture 355 Source code
Lecture 356 Predict data & Test your model
Lecture 357 Source code
Lecture 358 Final source code
Section 17: Deep learning in Python
Lecture 359 Introduction
Lecture 360 Deep learning models
Lecture 361 Neural networks
Lecture 362 Artificial neurons
Lecture 363 Artificial Neural Network Diagram
Lecture 364 Iterative learning process
Lecture 365 How synapses are activated
Lecture 366 Backpropagation technique
Lecture 367 Tensors
Lecture 368 Convnets
Lecture 369 MNIST digits dataset
Lecture 370 Probabilistic classification
Lecture 371 Keras reproducibility
Lecture 372 Keras neural network components
Lecture 373 Loading MNIST Dataset
Lecture 374 Source code
Lecture 375 Explore MNIST Data
Lecture 376 Source code
Lecture 377 Digits visualization
Lecture 378 Source code
Lecture 379 Data preparation process - Reshaping
Lecture 380 Source code
Lecture 381 Data preparation - Normalization
Lecture 382 Source code
Lecture 383 Data preparation - Converting labels to categorical data
Lecture 384 Source code
Lecture 385 Neural Network Creation
Lecture 386 Source code
Lecture 387 Integrating layers into the network
Lecture 388 Source code
Lecture 389 The Convolution Process
Lecture 390 Add Conv2D Layer
Lecture 391 Source code
Lecture 392 Conv2D Output Dimensionality
Lecture 393 Overfitting
Lecture 394 Add a Pooling Layer
Lecture 395 Source code
Lecture 396 Add One More Convolution Layer
Lecture 397 Source code
Lecture 398 Add one more pooling layer
Lecture 399 Source code
Lecture 400 Add Flatten Layer
Lecture 401 Source code
Lecture 402 Add a Dense Layer to reduce the features
Lecture 403 Source code
Lecture 404 Add a Dense Layer to produce the final results
Lecture 405 Source code
Lecture 406 Model's Summary
Lecture 407 Source code
Lecture 408 Model Structure Visualization
Lecture 409 Source code
Lecture 410 Compile the model
Lecture 411 Source code
Lecture 412 Train the model
Lecture 413 Source code
Lecture 414 Evaluate the model
Lecture 415 Source code
Lecture 416 Predict data
Lecture 417 Source code
Lecture 418 Display the incorrect predictions
Lecture 419 Source code
Lecture 420 Visualize the incorrect predictions
Lecture 421 Source code
Lecture 422 Access the wrong predictions' probabilities
Lecture 423 Source code
Lecture 424 Saving & Loading our model
Lecture 425 Source code
Section 18: Big Data
Lecture 426 Databases
Lecture 427 Relational databases
Lecture 428 Create a sqlite database
Lecture 429 Source code
Lecture 430 Create a table
Lecture 431 Source code
Lecture 432 Create a list of martial arts
Lecture 433 Source code
Lecture 434 Insert data into the database
Lecture 435 Source code
Lecture 436 Access the database data
Lecture 437 Source code
Lecture 438 Update the database data
Lecture 439 Source code
Lecture 440 Delete the database data
Lecture 441 Source code
Section 19: Data Science
Lecture 442 Intro to datascience
Lecture 443 Descriptive statistics
Lecture 444 Source code
Lecture 445 Measures of central tendency
Lecture 446 Mean
Lecture 447 Source code
Lecture 448 Median
Lecture 449 Source code
Lecture 450 Mode
Lecture 451 Source code
Lecture 452 Measures of Dispersion
Lecture 453 Variance
Lecture 454 Source code
Lecture 455 Standard deviation
Lecture 456 Source code
Lecture 457 Static visualization
Lecture 458 Import the necessary modules
Lecture 459 Source code
Lecture 460 Roll the dice
Lecture 461 Source code
Lecture 462 Set the title and style of your visualization
Lecture 463 Source code
Lecture 464 Start the visualization
Lecture 465 Source code
Lecture 466 Setting up title for each bar
Lecture 467 Source code
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Full Stack Java-Angular 14 (Fran?ais) : Back Et Front End
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Devenez Full-Stack Java-Angular avec Spring Boot[Rest API],NodeJs[Npm],rxjs,TypeScript,JPA,Maven,H2,IDE[Eclipse Vs Code]
What you'll learn
L'initialisation d'un projet en Spring Boot et Angular
Cr?ation de WEB services REST FULL avec Spring REST API
Cr?er votre premier site web en mode FULL STACK gr?ce ? Spring Boot et Angular
Connecter un Back Java et utilis?s les expositions de services cot? Front Angular
Utilisation de base de donn?es m?moire H2
Utilisation du Framework JPA et Hibernate pour la persistance des donn?es en BDD H2
Utilisation de node JS et Npm
Utiliser maven
Requirements
Avoir des notions en programmation est requise
Avoir des connaissance en Java et du Framework Maven
Avoir des notions en Angular (Pas obligatoire)
Avoir des notions en SQL et sur les SGBD
Avoir une bonne connaissance en HTML et CSS avec Bootstrap
Description
Bienvenue dans ce cours ou vous apprenez ? devenir d?veloppeur Full Stack en Spring Boot service Rest Api et Angular 14 .Avec l'?volution des nouvelles technologies (D?veloppements web applicatifs) , nombreuses sont les entreprises et ESN qui sollicitent les d?veloppeurs Full Stack , notamment en Java - Angular ou encore en Java - React.Java est un langage de programmation de plus en plus demand? sur le march? de l'Informatique, que cela soit en France ou ailleurs dans le monde. Angular est un Framework c?t? client Front, open source, bas? sur TypeScript . C'est est une r??criture compl?te d'AngularJS qui vous permet de bien utilis? les composants de votre application. De nos jours, rare sont les d?veloppeurs ayant une double casquette de d?veloppeur Back et Front . Par cons?quent , avoir une comp?tence suppl?mentaire en d?veloppement Front avec Angular est tr?s appr?ci? par les recruteurs , et serait pour vous un atout incontournable pour cr?er la diff?rence et ?tre comp?titif sur le march?. Vous avez un minimum en Java et n'avez pas de comp?tences en Angular , ou vous avez besoin de bien r?visez votre cours pour aller plus loin, pas de probl?me ce cours est fait pour vous .Dans ce cour :Vous apprendrez les bases du d?veloppement Web complet en d?veloppant une application de gestion des utilisateurs ? l'aide Spring Boot et Angular ;Vous construirez votre application gestion des utilisateurs ?tape par ?tape(Je vous fournis tous les codes sources en HTML pour mieux comprendre avec moi);Vous utiliserez Angular (Frontend Framework), TypeScript Basics, Angular CLI , Spring Boot (REST API Framework), Vous utiliserez Maven (gestion des d?pendances), Node (npm), Visual Studio Code (TypeScript IDE), Eclipse (Java IDE) et Tomcat Embedded Web Server;Vous utiliserez une base de donn?es m?moire H2 pour valider la persistance de donn?es avec JPA(Java Persistance Api);Vous Utiliserez Postman dans le cadre du test de Services.Bonne Formation ! Best Regards
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Eine einmalige Gelegenheit f?r Dich von einem Paradigmenwechsel zu profitieren! Die Chance ist JETZT da!
What you'll learn
Was ist Geld (Geschichte, Inflation).
Was sind Kryptow?hrungen und wie unterscheiden sie sich. Was ist Bitcoin.
CBDC's vs. Kryptow?hrungen (Vor- und Nachteile).
Was ist eine Blockchain und wie ist die Funktionsweise.
Full Nodes und Light Nodes (Unterschiede).
Konsensmechanismus in Blockchain Systemen.
Die Zukunft von Blockchains.
Smart Contracts (Nutzen, Vor- und Nachteile, Anwendungen).
Wie und Wo kann ich Kryptow?hrungen kaufen. B?rsen, Broker und DEX.
Online Pay Bill und Kauf von Bitcoin und Ethereum ohne Account
Was ist eine Wallet und welche Arten gibt es. Welche Wallets sind zu empfehlen und welche eher nicht.
Wie sch?tze ich mich und meine Kryptos (Verlustrisiko, Back Up's etc.)
Marktinformationen (Coin Gecko, Coin Market Cap, Coin 360 Heat Map)
News und Tech Support bei Fragen und Hilfe sowie News und Trends rechtzeitig zu erkennen.
Was erwartet einen sonst im Krypto Space (DeFi / Decentralized Finance)
Professionelle Krypto Spekulation durch einen Profi im Markt
Indirektes Krypto Investment (Krypto und Bitcoin Proxys)
Requirements
Du m?chtest wissen was Kryptow?hrungen sind.
Du m?chtest verstehen was Bitcoin ist.
Du m?chtest wissen was eine Blockchain ist und wie sie funktioniert.
Du m?chtest Kryptow?hrungen kaufen und wissen wie man sie sichert.
Du willst eine gesunde Grundlage haben, um sicher in den Krypto Markt einsteigen zu k?nnen.
Du m?chtest wissen was man alles ben?tigt um im Krypto Markt starten zu k?nnen.
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Die Welt in der wir aktuell leben, steht vor einem grossen Wandel. Wir befinden uns mitten drin im gr?ssten Paradigmenwechsel unserer Zeit. Unser Finanzsystem, was auch als Fiatmoney bezeichnet wird, steht kurz vor dem Ende seiner Laufzeit. Die fortw?hrende Schuldenexplosion, seit Aufhebung der Deckung des US Dollars an physisches Gold, muss und wird irgendwann dazu f?hren, dass ein neues Geldsystem entsteht. Die Entscheidung wird dann getroffen zwischen Digitalen Zentralbankw?hrungen (kurz: CBDC's) auf der einen Seite oder Dezentralen Kryptow?hrungen, wie z.B. Bitcoin auf der anderen Seite.Du hast die Wahl......Dich jetzt vor Inflation zu sch?tzen!...Souver?n mit deinem Geld und Assets zu werden!...Dir ein passives Einkommen aufzubauen!...mit der richtigen Strategie, ein Verm?gen mit Kryptow?hrungen zu verdienen!Du kannst jetzt von dieser neuen Technologie, die erst seit 2009 besteht, profitieren, indem du dir jetzt das Wissen aneignest. Dazu dient dieser Videokurs! Ich m?chte dich sanft in den Kryptomarkt 'reinholen' und dir zeigen...Was sind Kryptow?hrungen?Worin unterscheiden sich Kryptow?hrungen gegen?ber Fiat Geld?Was ist Bitcoin?Was ist eine Blockchain?Desweitern erkl?re ich dir s?mtliche Fachbegriffe wie Nodes, Konsensmechanismus, Web 3.0 usw.Du wirst ebenfalls lernen, wie und wo du Kryptow?hrungen kaufen kannst. Ich zeige dir meine Analyse div. Anbieter und worauf du achten solltest, bevor du kaufst...und wenn du gekauft hast.Ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des Videokurses wird aber das Thema SICHERHEIT sein. Kaufen ist einfach...Kryptos sicher verwahren und verhindern das man 'beklaut' wird, ist schwerer.Wir schauen uns also genau an, was Wallet's sind, also digitale Brieftaschen. Du wird jedes Element und Merkmal von Wallet's lernen und am Ende genau wissen welche f?r dich optimal ist, um deine Kryptos sicher zu verwahren.DU bist mit Kryptow?hrungen souver?n und selbst verantwortlich (eng. Self Custody), bedeutet, hier legen wir einen starken Fokus drauf!Neben div. Anbietern f?r Wallet's, werde ich dir auch meine 4-stufige All-in-One L?sungsstrategie zeigen, damit du von vorne bis hinten abgesichert bist und dir keine Fehler passieren.Ich zeige dir meine 4 Goldenen Regeln im vermeiden eigener Fehler und die 7 Level optimaler Krypto Sicherheit.Nachdem du nun sicher im Umgang mit Kryptos bist, sollst du auch wissen, wo und wie du dich optimal ?ber Kryptos und den Markt informieren kannst. Wie du vorgehen musst, wenn du technische Fragen hast und welche One-Stop-Shops ich dir empfehle. Auch entf?hre ich dich in die Welt des dezentralen Finanzwesens, genannt Decentralized Finance (kurz: DeFi).Als Besonderheit in diesem Kurs, habe ich dir weiterhin 6 Golden Nugget's versteckt, die mit Insider Informationen Rund um den Kryptomarkt darauf warten von dir entdeckt zu werden.Wir sehen und h?ren uns gleich.Kryptografische Gr?sse, Robert ;)
Who this course is for
Jeder, der Kryptow?hrungen verstehen, nutzen und kaufen will.,Jeder, der sich vor Inflation sch?tzen m?chte.,Jeder, der investieren m?chte und eine lukrative Anlageklasse sucht.,Jeder, der dezentrale W?hrungen wie Kryptos Digitalen Zentralbankw?hrungen (CBDCs) vorzieht.,Jeder, der frei und selbstbestimmt mit seinem Geld agieren m?chte.,Jeder, der Angst hat in den Krypto Markt ohne gute Vorbereitung zu gehen.,Jeder, der Kryptos kaufen will aber nicht weiss wie.
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Java Enterprise Edition 8 For Beginners Course
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Last updated 8/2021
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Understand Jakarta EE, JPA, CDI, JAX-RS, REST, JWT, JSON-P and JSON-B and more. Add "JEE Developer" to your r?sum?!
What you'll learn
Understand the theoretical underpinnings of Java Enterprise Edition (JEE)
Understand what JEE specifications and implementations are and how to use them
Learn to create applications using JEE!
Learn to write loosely coupled code using dependency injection API (CDI)
Learn how the various Java EE APIs work together to make you a productive developer
Learn to write powerful web services using the Java API Restful Web Services (JAX-RS)
Master a set of web services that can facilitate rapid development of strong enterprise level applications
Build complex database applications based on platforms using its services and APIs
Write integration tests for Java EE components
And much more!
Requirements
Basic knowledge in Java programming
Enthusiasm and a willingness to take your Java skills to the next level
Description
Are you ready to take your Java skills to the next level and finally understand Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) ?The fact is, that Java Enterprise Edition is in use by companies around the world, including many of the Fortune 500 companies. Because of this there a lots of JEE opportunities and as a JEE developer you will be among the highest paid of all Java developers.This course will get you up to speed quickly and give you the real world skills you need to add "Java Enterprise Edition 8 developer" to your r?sum? fast!What's this course about?Java Enterprise edition has changed and evolved a lot over the years. This course is about teaching you what JEE is, and how to use it and become a productive JEE developer.The course focuses on JEE 8 (also known as Jakarta EE).By taking this course you will avoid learning about obsolete versions of Java EE, and learn best practices along the way.The course starts at a theoretical level helping you to understand the underpinnings of JEE 8, including understanding the JEE specifications and implementations (which is a very important for a Java Enterprise Edition developer to understand).But then you will dive into understanding JEE 8 at a developmental level with practical hands-on development. Ultimately, this is a hands-on course, so you will be doing a lot of coding as you learn how to use JEE 8.Your instructor in this course is Luqman Saeed, an experienced software developer who has vast knowledge in a number of programming languages including Python, C# and of course Java. He also has extensive Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) experience and has created a great course to pass on his skills with JEE to you.Some of the highest paid jobs in the industry for Java developers are available to those people who know and understand JEE, so here is your chance to dramatically increase your salary and future career opportunitues.What topics are covered in this course?General JEE conceptsContexts and Dependency Injection (CDI 2.0)Java Persistence API (JPA 2.2)Java API for Restful Web Services (JAX-RS 2.1)JWT (Json Web Token)Java API for Web SocketsTesting with Arquillian Framework and JUnit.And a lot more. Why take this course?This is the most comprehensive Java EE/Jakarta EE course on the internet with 340+ HD video lectures!Learn how to write full working Java EE code that is portable across various JEE vendors.The course has a pure standard Java EE API usage focus on app portability across vendors. This is an important skill to master.In-depth coverage of database persistence with JPA.This is the only online course that teaches the Contexts and Dependency Injection API in detail!In-depth coverage of developing REST web services using standards based JAX-RS.Course constantly updated to reflect latest update with Jakarta EE.What skills do you need to enrol?This course assumes you have a basic understanding of the Java programming language. If you have taken a Java course on Udemy such as Tim Buchalka Java Masterclass you will be more than ready for this course.Ready to start?If you're ready to start the Java Enterprise Edition 8 for Beginners Course, then click the enrol button to get started. Feel free to try some of the free video previews on this page as well.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course
Section 2: The Theory of Java EE
Lecture 2 What is Java EE?
Lecture 3 What is an Application Server?
Lecture 4 Examples of Java EE App Servers
Lecture 5 What is a JSR?
Lecture 6 Java Specification Request Examples
Lecture 7 Java Specification Request Examples - JAX-RS
Lecture 8 What is a Reference Implementation?
Lecture 9 What is Jakarta EE?
Lecture 10 Java EE and Spring Framework
Lecture 11 Summary What is Java EE?
Section 3: Setup
Lecture 12 Intro to Software Setup
Lecture 13 How to Install JDK on Windows
Lecture 14 How to Install NetBeans IDE On Windows
Lecture 15 A Note on IDEs
Lecture 16 A Note on Eclipse IDE
Lecture 17 How to Install GIT SCM on Windows
Lecture 18 How to Install Insomnia REST Client
Lecture 19 How to Install Apache Maven on Windows
Lecture 20 Downloading Payara Micro Server
Lecture 21 A Simple Hello World with Java EE 8
Section 4: Getting Your Feet Wet
Lecture 22 Getting Your Feet Wet - Introduction
Lecture 23 Project Creation
Lecture 24 Creating the Todo Object
Lecture 25 Transforming the Todo Object into a JPA Entity
Lecture 26 Entity Lifecycle Callback
Lecture 27 Persistence Unit
Lecture 28 Todo Service
Lecture 29 Todo REST Endpoints
Lecture 30 Overview of What Has Been Done so Far
Lecture 31 Packaging and Deployment
Lecture 32 Testing our Todo Endpoints
Lecture 33 Testing our Todo Endpoints cont'd
Lecture 34 Validating our Todo Entity
Lecture 35 Marking a Todo Object as Complete
Lecture 36 Packaging and Deployment
Lecture 37 Testing Bean Validation
Lecture 38 Java EE Uber Jar
Lecture 39 Packaging and Deploying with Payara Micro
Lecture 40 Outro
Lecture 41 What is Your Understanding of Java EE?
Lecture 42 The 3 Secret APIs to Java EE Mastery
Lecture 43 Secret API 1 - Java Persistence API
Lecture 44 Secret API 2 - Java API for RESTful Web Services
Lecture 45 Secret API 3 - Contexts and Dependency Injection
Section 5: Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI 2.0)
Lecture 46 Introduction to CDI
Lecture 47 What is Dependency Injection
Lecture 48 CDI Features - Typesafe Dependency
Lecture 49 CDI Features - Lifecycle Contexts
Lecture 50 CDI Features - Interceptors
Lecture 51 CDI - Features - Events
Lecture 52 CDI Features - Service Provider Interface
Lecture 53 CDI Bean Discovery Mode
Lecture 54 What is the CDI Container?
Lecture 55 What are Beans and Contextual Instances?
Lecture 56 CDI Injection Point - Field
Lecture 57 CDI Injection Point - Constructor
Lecture 58 CDI Injection Point - Method
Lecture 59 CDI Lifecycle callback - PostConstruct
Lecture 60 CDI Lifecycle callback - PreDestroy
Lecture 61 Let's Run the Code!
Lecture 62 Managed Beans and Bean Types
Lecture 63 Introduction to CDI Qualifiers
Lecture 64 CDI Qualifiers Part 2
Lecture 65 CDI Qualifiers Part 3
Lecture 66 CDI Qualifiers Part 4
Lecture 67 Let's Run the Code!
Lecture 68 Let's Run the Code! cont'd
Lecture 69 CDI Stereotypes - What are they?
Lecture 70 Introduction to CDI Scopes and Contexts
Lecture 71 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Dependent Scope
Lecture 72 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Request Scope
Lecture 73 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Session Scope
Lecture 74 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Application and Conversation Scope
Lecture 75 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Recap
Lecture 76 CDI Scopes and Contexts - Let's Run the Code!
Lecture 77 Summary of CDI Scopes and Contexts
Lecture 78 CDI Producers - An Introduction
Lecture 79 CDI Producers - Scoping Returned Beans
Lecture 80 CDI Producers - Field Producers
Lecture 81 CDI Producers - Qualifying Beans
Lecture 82 CDI Producers - Let's Run the Code!
Lecture 83 CDI Producers - Disposers
Lecture 84 CDI Producers - Summary
Lecture 85 CDI Interceptors - An Introduction
Lecture 86 CDI Interceptors - Interceptor Binding Code
Lecture 87 CDI Interceptors - Activating Using Priority Annotation
Lecture 88 CDI Interceptors - Let's Run the code!
Lecture 89 CDI Events - An Introduction
Lecture 90 CDI Events - The Event Interface API Docs
Lecture 91 CDI Events - The Event Interface
Lecture 92 CDI Events - Simple Events
Lecture 93 CDI Events - Qualifying Events
Lecture 94 CDI Events - Conditional Observers
Lecture 95 CDI Events - Async Events
Lecture 96 CDI Events - Prioritizing Observer Method Invocation
Lecture 97 CDI Events- Let's Run the Code
Lecture 98 Chapter Summary
Section 6: Java Persistence API (JPA 2.2)
Lecture 99 Java Persistence API - Overview
Lecture 100 JPA - Caveat
Lecture 101 ORM Manifesto - Objects, not Tables
Lecture 102 ORM Manifesto - Convenience, not Ignorance
Lecture 103 ORM Manifesto - Unobtrusive, not Transparent
Lecture 104 ORM Manifesto - Legacy Data, New Objects
Lecture 105 ORM Manifesto - Just Enough, Not Too Much
Lecture 106 ORM Manifesto - Local, but Mobile
Lecture 107 ORM Manifesto - Standard API, Pluggable Implementation
Lecture 108 JPA and the ORM Manifesto Tenets
Lecture 109 JPA Database Setup
Lecture 110 Setting up Payara Server
Lecture 111 JPA Entity - An Introduction
Lecture 112 JPA Entity - Customizing Table Mapping
Lecture 113 JPA Entity - Using Super Classes
Lecture 114 JPA Entity - Super Class Field Overriding
Lecture 115 JPA Entity - Mapping Simple Java Types
Lecture 116 JPA Entity - Customizing Database Colums
Lecture 117 JPA Entity - Transient Fields
Lecture 118 JPA Entity - Field Access Type
Lecture 119 JPA Entity - Property Access Type
Lecture 120 JPA Entity - Mixed Access
Lecture 121 JPA Mapping Types
Lecture 122 JPA - Mapping Enum Types
Lecture 123 JPA - Mapping Large Objects (Eg images)
Lecture 124 JPA - Lazy and Eager Fetching of Entity State
Lecture 125 JPA - Mapping Java 8 Date/Time Types
Lecture 126 JPA - Mapping Embeddable Classes
Lecture 127 Recap
Lecture 128 Code Run
Lecture 129 JPA - An Intro to Mapping Primary Keys
Lecture 130 JPA - Auto Primary Key Generation Strategy
Lecture 131 JPA - Identity Primary Key Generation Strategy
Lecture 132 JPA - Sequency Primary Key Generation Strategy
Lecture 133 JPA - Table Primary Key Generation Strategy
Lecture 134 JPA - Table Primary Key Generation Strategy cont'd
Lecture 135 Primary Key Generation Strategies - Summary
Lecture 136 JPA - An Intro to Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 137 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Roles
Lecture 138 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Directionality
Lecture 139 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Cardinality
Lecture 140 JPA Entity Relationship Mapping - Ordinality
Lecture 141 Introduction to JPA Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 142 Single Valued Relationships
Lecture 143 Many to One Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 144 One to One Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 145 Bidirectional One to One Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 146 Collection Valued Relationships
Lecture 147 One to Many Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 148 Many to Many Entity Relationship Mapping
Lecture 149 Many to Many Entity Relationship Mapping - Join Tables
Lecture 150 JPA Fetch Mode
Lecture 151 Sample Code Run
Lecture 152 JPA Collection Mapping of Embeddable Objects and Collection Table
Lecture 153 JPA Collection Mapping of Strings (Or other Simple Java types)
Lecture 154 Persistable Collection Types
Lecture 155 Ordering the Contents of a Persistable Collection
Lecture 156 Ordering the Contents of a Persistable List using Order Column
Lecture 157 Mapping Persistable Maps
Lecture 158 Customizing Persistable Maps with Collection Table
Lecture 159 Using Enums as Persistable Map Keys
Lecture 160 Mapping Persistable Maps - Run the Code
Lecture 161 Keying Persistable Maps by Basic Type
Lecture 162 Keying Persistable Maps by Entity
Lecture 163 Keying Persistable Maps by Embeddable Type
Lecture 164 Recap
Lecture 165 Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) - What Are They?
Lecture 166 Features of EJB - Declarative Metadata
Lecture 167 Features of EJB - Configuration by Exception
Lecture 168 Features of EJB - Dependency Management
Lecture 169 Features of EJB - Lifecycle Management
Lecture 170 Features of EJB - Scalability
Lecture 171 Features of EJB - Transactionality
Lecture 172 Features of EJB - Security
Lecture 173 Features of EJB - Portability
Lecture 174 Architecture of EJB
Lecture 175 EJB Component Model - Stateless Session Beans
Lecture 176 EJB Component Model - Stateless Session Beans cont'd
Lecture 177 EJB Component Model - Stateful Session Beans
Lecture 178 EJB Component Model - Singleton Beans
Lecture 179 EJB Component Model - Lifecycle
Lecture 180 EJB Component Model - Message Driven Beans
Lecture 181 The EJB Container - What Is it?
Lecture 182 What are Transactions?
Lecture 183 ACID Transactions - Atomicity
Lecture 184 ACID Transactions - Consistency
Lecture 185 ACID Transactions - Isolation
Lecture 186 ACID Transactions - Durability
Lecture 187 ACID Transactions - Summary
Lecture 188 Transactions Management - Bean vs Container
Lecture 189 CMT Transactions Management Attributes
Lecture 190 Persistence Unit and Persistence Context - Intro
Lecture 191 What is a Persistence Unit?
Lecture 192 What is a Persistence Context?
Lecture 193 Entity Manager - How to Get Access
Lecture 194 Entity Manager - Persist
Lecture 195 Entity Manager - Find
Lecture 196 Entity Manager - Remove
Lecture 197 Cascade Operations
Lecture 198 Cascade Operations - Remove
Lecture 199 Entity Detachment
Lecture 200 Entity Merging
Lecture 201 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Name
Lecture 202 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Transaction Type
Lecture 203 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Persistence Provider
Lecture 204 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Datasource
Lecture 205 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Entity Classes
Lecture 206 Elements of a Persistence Unit - Schema & Script Generation
Lecture 207 Recap
Lecture 208 Java Persistence Query Language - An Introduction
Lecture 209 JPQL - A Simple Select Statement
Lecture 210 JPQL - Named Queries
Lecture 211 JPQL - Selecting Entities
Lecture 212 JPQL - Identification Variables/Aliasing
Lecture 213 JPQL - Passing Query to Entity Manager
Lecture 214 JPQL - Path Expressions
Lecture 215 JPQL - Path Expressions cont'd
Lecture 216 JPQL - Combined Path Expressions
Lecture 217 JPQL - Constructor Expressions
Lecture 218 JPQL - From Clause
Lecture 219 JPQL From Clause - Joining Maps
Lecture 220 JPQL From Clause - Fetch Join
Lecture 221 JPQL Where Clause
Lecture 222 JPQL Where Clause - Passing Parameters
Lecture 223 JPQL Where Clause - Between Operator
Lecture 224 JPQL Where Clause - Like Operator
Lecture 225 JPQL Where Clause - Subqueries
Lecture 226 EntityManager Interface - GetSingleResult Method
Lecture 227 JPQL Where Clause - In Operator
Lecture 228 JPQL Where Clause - IS EMPTY Operator
Lecture 229 JQPL Where Clause - Member OF Operator
Lecture 230 JPQL Where Clause - ANY, ALL Operator
Lecture 231 JPQL Order By
Lecture 232 JPQL Aggregate Functions Intro
Lecture 233 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Sum
Lecture 234 JPQL Aggreagate Functions - Average
Lecture 235 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Count
Lecture 236 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Max/Min
Lecture 237 JPQL Aggregate Functions - Having
Lecture 238 Summary and Recap - JPQL
Lecture 239 JPA Criteria Query
Lecture 240 Validation - Intro
Lecture 241 JPA Validation - Bean Validation
Lecture 242 JPA Validation - Bean Validation cont'd
Lecture 243 Bean Validation Other Constraints
Lecture 244 Entity Lifecycle Callbacks
Lecture 245 Entity Lifecycle - Other Callbacks
Lecture 246 Entity Listeners
Lecture 247 Entity Listeners - How to Create Them
Lecture 248 Entity Listeners - Associating Entities with Listeners
Lecture 249 JPA Native Queries
Lecture 250 JPA Native Queries - Named Native Queries
Lecture 251 JPA Native Queries - Dynamic Native Queries and Warning Suppression
Lecture 252 JPA - Equals and Hashcode Overriding Intro
Lecture 253 JPQ -Equals and Hashcode Methods Overriding
Lecture 254 JPQ -Equals and Hashcode Methods Overriding cont'd
Lecture 255 JPA Outro
Section 7: Java API for Rest Web Services (JAX-RS 2.1)
Lecture 256 JAX-RS Client - Insomnia
Lecture 257 REST Architecture Constraints - Client and Server
Lecture 258 REST Architecture Constraints - Stateless
Lecture 259 REST Architecture Constraints - Cacheable
Lecture 260 REST Architecture Constraints - Uniform Interface
Lecture 261 REST Architecture Constraints - Layered Interface
Lecture 262 JAX-RS Root Resource - Application Class
Lecture 263 JAX-RS - Hello World!
Lecture 264 JAX-RS Class Resources with @Path Annotation
Lecture 265 JAX-RS REST Resource Methods
Lecture 266 JAX-RS - HTTP GET
Lecture 267 JAX-RS - HTTP POST
Lecture 268 JAX-RS - HTTP PUT
Lecture 269 JAX-RS - HTTP DELETE
Lecture 270 JAX-RS In Practice - The Employee Resource GET Methods
Lecture 271 JAX-RS In Practice - Injecting the Service Layer
Lecture 272 JAX-RS In Practice - The Employee Resource POST Method
Lecture 273 An Introduction To Content Types
Lecture 274 An Introduction To Content Types cont'd
Lecture 275 JAX-RS in Practice - Declaring Content Types with @Produces
Lecture 276 JAX-RS Context Types - Sample Code Run
Lecture 277 JAX-RS In Practice - Class Level @Produces
Lecture 278 JAX-RS in Practice - Declaring Content Types with @Consumes
Lecture 279 JAX-RS in Practice - Path Params with @PathParam
Lecture 280 JAX-RS in Practice - Restricting Path Templates with Regex
Lecture 281 JAX-RS in Practice - Setting Default Value for Path Params
Lecture 282 JAX-RS in Practice - Query Params with @QueryParams
Lecture 283 JAX-RS Recap
Lecture 284 JAX-RS in Practice - An Intro to the Response Object
Lecture 285 JAX-RS in Practice - The Response Object
Lecture 286 JAX-RS in Practice - The @Context Annotation
Lecture 287 JAX-RS in Practice - Using the UriInfo to Create Meaningful Responses
Lecture 288 JAX-RS Response Object - Sample Code Run
Lecture 289 JAX-RS Recap
Lecture 290 JAX-RS in Practice - Intro to Exception Mappers
Lecture 291 JAX-RS in Practice - Exception Mappers
Lecture 292 JAX-RS Exception Mappers - Sample Code Run
Lecture 293 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @FormParam
Lecture 294 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @FormParam cont'd
Lecture 295 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with MultivaluedMaps
Lecture 296 JAX-RS in Practice - Consuming Form Fields with @BeanParam
Lecture 297 JAX-RS in Practice - Getting headers info with @HeaderParam
Lecture 298 JAX-RS in Practice - Some Injection Annotations
Lecture 299 JAX-RS in Pracetice - Caching
Lecture 300 JAX-RS in Practice - Caching with CacheControl and Etags
Lecture 301 Content Negotiation - An Introduction
Lecture 302 JAX-RS in Practice - Client Content Negotiation
Lecture 303 JAX-RS in Practice - Content Negotiation via HttpHeaders
Lecture 304 JAX-RS in Practice - Content Negotiation via QS
Lecture 305 JAX-RS in Practice - File Upload
Lecture 306 JAX-RS in Practice - File Download
Lecture 307 JAX-RS in Practice - Injecting a Logger
Lecture 308 JAX-RS in Practice - Setting Cookies on the Client
Lecture 309 JAX-RS in Practice - An Introduction to Filters
Lecture 310 JAX-RS in Practice - Static Container Response Filter
Lecture 311 JAX-RS in Practice - Static Response Filter Sample Code Run
Lecture 312 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Container Response Filters
Lecture 313 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Container Response Filters cont'd
Lecture 314 JAX-RS in Practice - Dynamic Response Filter Code Run
Lecture 315 JAX-RS in Practice - Pre-Matching Container Request Filters
Lecture 316 JAX-RS in Practice - Pre-Matching Container Request Filter Code Run
Lecture 317 JAX-RS in Practice - Intro to Security with Request Filters
Lecture 318 JAX-RS in Practice - Third Party Libraries
Lecture 319 JAX-RS in Practice - JWT Security Sample Code Run
Lecture 320 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 1
Lecture 321 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 2
Lecture 322 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 3
Lecture 323 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 4
Lecture 324 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 5
Lecture 325 JAX-RS in Practice - Authentication with JWT and Filters Part 6
Lecture 326 JAX-RS in Practice - JWT Authentication Summary
Lecture 327 JAX- RS in Practice - Asynchrounous Resources
Lecture 328 JAX- RS in Practice - Asynchrounous Resources cont'd
Lecture 329 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON-B Integraion
Lecture 330 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON-P Integration and Hypermedia
Lecture 331 JAX-RS in Practice - JSON Processing Sample Code Run
Lecture 332 JAX-RS in Practice - Synchronous Client API
Lecture 333 JAX-RS in Practice - Async Client API
Lecture 334 JAX-RS in Practice - Client Sample Code Run
Lecture 335 JAX-RS in Practice - An Intro to Server Sent Events
Lecture 336 JAX-RS in Practice - Implementing SSE with JAX-RS
Lecture 337 JAX-RS in Practice - Sample Code Run and SSE Summary
Lecture 338 Java EE in Practice - Docker Deployment
Section 8: Websockets
Lecture 339 Java EE Websockets - Annotated Endpoints
Lecture 340 Java EE Websockets - Programmatic Endpoints
Lecture 341 Java EE Websockets - URI Templates
Lecture 342 Java EE Websockets - Encoders and Decoders
Lecture 343 Java EE Websockets - Summary
Lecture 344 Java EE Websockets - Sample Code Run
Section 9: Testing Java EE
Lecture 345 Java EE Testing - An Introduction
Lecture 346 Java EE Testing - Introducing Arquillian
Lecture 347 Java EE Testing - Dependency Setup
Lecture 348 Java EE Testing - Failing a Test
Lecture 349 Java EE Testing - Passing a Test
Lecture 350 Java EE Resources
Section 10: Capstone Project 1 - Todo App
Lecture 351 Introduction to Capstone Project
Lecture 352 Introductiont to Testing with Arquillian Part 1
Lecture 353 Introductiont to Testing with Arquillian Part 2
Lecture 354 Running our First Test Part 1
Lecture 355 Running our First Test Part 2
Lecture 356 Modelling the Todo User
Lecture 357 Modelling the Todo User Basic Attributes
Lecture 358 Adding Validation Constraints to TodoUser
Lecture 359 Querying the TodoUser
Lecture 360 Querying the Todo Entity
Lecture 361 The Todo Service Class
Lecture 362 The Todo Service Class - Save TodoUser Method Impl Part 1
Lecture 363 The SecurityUtil Class
Lecture 364 The Todo Service Class - Save TodoUser Method Impl Part 2
Lecture 365 Todo Service Test
Lecture 366 Preventing Double Signups with an Email
Lecture 367 Find Todo By Id Method Implementation
Lecture 368 Get List of Todos Method Implementation
Lecture 369 Get Todos By Task Method Implementation
Lecture 370 Stateless Security with JWT - The Authz Annotation and Filter Implementation
Lecture 371 Adding the JWT Library to the Project
Lecture 372 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 1
Lecture 373 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 2
Lecture 374 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 3
Lecture 375 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 4
Lecture 376 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 5
Lecture 377 Stateless Security with JWT - ContainerRequestFilter Implementation Part 6
Lecture 378 Stateless Security with JWT - Recap
Lecture 379 REST Web Service - The Save User Resource Method
Lecture 380 Refactoring the Old TodoRest Resource Class
Lecture 381 Let's Run Our App
Lecture 382 Packaging with Docker - Primer
Lecture 383 Packaging with Docker
Section 11: Extra Information - Source code, and other stuff
Lecture 384 Source Code
Lecture 385 Bonus Lecture and Information
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Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS
Description
Welcome to the Complete Bootstrap and React Bootcamp. This course teaches students how to create modern, interactive web pages using the Bootstrap framework and React JavaScript library. The course starts with an introduction into Bootstrap with a focus on its reputation in the development community as the number one choice for mobile-first front-end web frameworks. Bootstrap is a well documented collection of reusable code written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We start with exploring the foundations of Bootstrap, including embedding it into projects, and building out the basic Bootstrap page structure. From there we catapult into the infamous Bootstrap grid system, along with the commonly used three column web page layout. After the introductory topics, students learn to work with a number of components from typography, tables and image styling right up to wells, alerts, and buttons. As part of the course we demonstrate how to build out intricate navigation menus using dropdown, collapse, accordion, and pill menus. We will also cover form styling, carousels, modals, scrollspy and just about every other Bootstrap component that's instrumental to your journey as a front-end developer. The module concludes with a hands-on project, where students will use a Bootstrap theme to build a stunning web page from scratch.In the second section of the course, we explore React. React, also known as React JS, is a powerful JavaScript library used for building custom, interactive user interfaces using UI components. Similar to Bootstrap, React is a well documented free and open source library. The project was founded by Meta and a network of independent developers. In this section, students learn how to use the React library through a series of hands-on projects. The React section of this course starts off with a hands-on project where you'll learn how to work with functional React components, props, Callback functions, OnClick Events, and the React State hook to build a fully functional calculator. From there we will dive into project number two, where you will build a connect-4 clone. Here we will cover more intermediate concepts including passing props, destructuring, passing arguments to click events, various styling methods, and handling callbacks. You will also learn about the React key property, React lifecycle events, and conditional rendering. By the end you will have built a complete multi and single player connect-4 game board with built-in AI capabilities. In the final section of the course we further unleash the power of React by building out a complete e-commerce site with multiple product categories, a product showcase, shopping cart feature, and much more. Here, we introduce a number of integral new concepts including: JSON server, Fetch API, and installing React router. These essential building blocks will be used to render the product categories, style the product list, and configure the product details page. From there we dive into styled components, refactoring the shop layout, and exploring the concept of "context" in React. In the final stages of the project students will configure the shopping cart basket, and the checkout feature. We will also implement a product search feature, followed by in-depth exercises on validating input forms in React.As you can see this course covers a tremendous bit of ground. Best of all it features Tim Maclachlan - a renowned senior full-stack developer with over 20 years of commercial development experience. As a multi-faceted developer, Tim specializes in algorithmic, analytical and mobile development. To date, he's written hundreds of applications and worked in a number of industries from commercial aviation and military, to banking and finance. Tim has a genuine passion for teaching others how to become better coders and looks forward to interacting with his students.With that said, we hope you're just as excited about this course as we are, if so - hit that enroll button and let's get started.
Overview
Section 1: The Bootstrap Framework
Lecture 1 Introduction to Bootstrap
Lecture 2 Embedding Bootstrap
Lecture 3 Bootstrap Basic Page Structure
Lecture 4 Bootstrap Grid System
Lecture 5 Bootstrap Three Column Layouts
Lecture 6 Bootstrap Typography
Lecture 7 Bootstrap Tables
Lecture 8 Bootstrap Styling Images
Lecture 9 Bootstrap Jumbotron
Lecture 10 Bootstrap Wells
Lecture 11 Bootstrap Alerts
Lecture 12 Bootstrap Buttons
Lecture 13 Bootstrap Button Groups
Lecture 14 Bootstrap Justified Button Groups
Lecture 15 Bootstrap Glyphicons
Lecture 16 Bootstrap Badges and Labels
Lecture 17 Bootstrap Progress Bars
Lecture 18 Bootstrap Pagination
Lecture 19 Bootstrap Pager Pagination
Lecture 20 Bootstrap List Groups
Lecture 21 Bootstrap Panels
Lecture 22 Bootstrap Dropdown Menus
Lecture 23 Bootstrap Collapsibles
Lecture 24 Bootstrap Collapse Panel
Lecture 25 Bootstrap Collapse List Group
Lecture 26 Bootstrap Accordion
Lecture 27 Bootstrap Tab Menus
Lecture 28 Bootstrap Pill Menus
Lecture 29 Bootstrap Dynamic Tabs and Pills
Lecture 30 Bootstrap Navigation Bar
Lecture 31 Bootstrap Collapsible Navigation Bar
Lecture 32 Bootstrap Forms - Vertical and Inline
Lecture 33 Bootstrap Inputs
Lecture 34 Bootstrap Form Control States
Lecture 35 Bootstrap Input Sizing
Lecture 36 Bootstrap Carousel
Lecture 37 Bootstrap Modal
Lecture 38 Bootstrap Tooltip
Lecture 39 Bootstrap Popover
Lecture 40 Bootstrap Scrollspy
Lecture 41 Bootstrap Project - Themes Intro
Lecture 42 Bootstrap Project - File Overview
Lecture 43 Bootstrap Project - Script Overview
Lecture 44 Bootstrap Project - Script Overview Cont.
Section 2: React
Lecture 45 Skills Required
Lecture 46 What is React?
Section 3: React Project: Build a Calculator
Lecture 47 Project Overview
Lecture 48 Hello React
Lecture 49 Tools Needed
Lecture 50 Code Pen
Lecture 51 Intro to JSX
Lecture 52 Functional Components in React
Lecture 53 Why Components?
Lecture 54 Intro to Props in React
Lecture 55 React Components, Props and Callbacks
Lecture 56 Building the calculator visuals
Lecture 57 OnClick Events in React
Lecture 58 Passing Parameters in Callback Functions
Lecture 59 Using React State Hook
Lecture 60 Implementing the calculator - Display
Lecture 61 Implementing the calculator - Operators
Lecture 62 Debugging in React
Lecture 63 Project Summary
Section 4: React Project: Connect-4 Clone
Lecture 64 Project Overview
Lecture 65 Tools Needed
Lecture 66 Creating the Game Board
Lecture 67 Game Circle - OnClickEvent
Lecture 68 Passing Props - Destructing - React Children
Lecture 69 Passing Arguments to Click Events
Lecture 70 Inline Styling
Lecture 71 Square to Circle Component
Lecture 72 Global Styling
Lecture 73 Dynamic Styling
Lecture 74 Dynamic Classes
Lecture 75 Handling Callbacks
Lecture 76 Using React State Hook (again)
Lecture 77 Updating the Player Circle
Lecture 78 Initializing the Game Board
Lecture 79 React Key Property
Lecture 80 Styling the Game Board - Header and Footer
Lecture 81 Calculating the Winner
Lecture 82 Displaying the Winner
Lecture 83 Determining a Draw Condition
Lecture 84 React Lifecycle Events
Lecture 85 Initializing the Game
Lecture 86 Suggesting a Move - Implementing a Computer Player
Lecture 87 Smart Computer Player (Basic AI)
Lecture 88 CSS Variables
Lecture 89 Conditional Rendering
Lecture 90 Deploy to Netlify
Lecture 91 Deploy to Surge
Lecture 92 Project Summary
Section 5: React Project: Build an E-Commerce Site in React
Lecture 93 Project Overview
Lecture 94 Scaffolding the Project
Lecture 95 Intro to JSON Server
Lecture 96 Fetch API
Lecture 97 Styling the Store
Lecture 98 Rendering the Categories
Lecture 99 Binding the Products
Lecture 100 Refactor the Fetch API call
Lecture 101 Dealing with errors in Fetch API
Lecture 102 Tidy the Fetch API call
Lecture 103 Styling the Product List
Lecture 104 Installing React Router
Lecture 105 Fixing the Key Warning
Lecture 106 React Router - Detail Page
Lecture 107 Fetch API - Get Product By Id
Lecture 108 Product Description
Lecture 109 Intro to Styled Components
Lecture 110 Styled Components - Product Description
Lecture 111 Dangerously Set HTML (yeah really)
Lecture 112 Refactor the Categories
Lecture 113 Refactor the Layout
Lecture 114 Refactor the Home Page
Lecture 115 Intro to Context in React
Lecture 116 UseContext Hook and UseReducer Hook in React
Lecture 117 Basket Layout
Lecture 118 Implementing the Basket
Lecture 119 Implementing Basket Icons
Lecture 120 Implementing Basket Total
Lecture 121 Finishing the Checkout
Lecture 122 Checkout - Fixing the State
Lecture 123 Implementing the Order Confirmation
Lecture 124 Intro to Local Storage
Lecture 125 Implementing Search Results
Lecture 126 Better Searching with Debouncing
Lecture 127 Validating Forms in React - Part 1
Lecture 128 Validating Forms in React - Part 2
Lecture 129 Validating Forms in React - Part 3
Lecture 130 Validating Forms in React - Part 4
Lecture 131 Project Summary
Students interested in building mobile responsive websites using Bootstrap,Students interested in front-end web development,Students interested in learning React,Students interested in building UI components using React library
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Learn Step-By-Step How To Make A Track.
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Learn Step-By-Step How To Make A Track.
Last updated 8/2022
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Language: English | Size: 8.87 GB | Duration: 14h 3m
A Simple But Effective Exclusive Step-By-Step Guide How To Make A Track Using Music Production.
What you'll learn
Learn How To Make A Track Step-By-Step.
Learn The Simple Process Of Making Music.
Learn How To Make Music Effectively.
Learn How To Produce Music.
Requirements
Ableton Live 10 - or free trial from website
Description
Are you Interested in Making A Track In Music Production ???This is the right place to be !!!Omar Meho is an Mentor, producer, Mixing and Mastering Engineer He has BBC Radio 1 Plays, his own record label and 100's of his own releases on Beatport reaching No. 8 In the Top selling charts!Advance your Music Production game today!Learn everything you need to know from Omar Meho.This course breaks down step-by-step the hierarchy of a Dance Record and the secrets to making a track flow, groove and move exactly how you want it to!This is something every producer struggles with, so join today and make the music you want to be making !!!5-Star Reviews1. RandyOmar has a lot of experience as a DJ and a good understanding of the music business side of things. He's helpful in any regard and is practical when explaining ideas. Overall great session.2. BrettOmar knows his stuff - both as a DJ and producer!3. HarryOmar changed the way i see ableton. Big recommends for anyone looking to expand their profile, up their work flow or master ableton! Big up4. SamOmar was incredibly inspiring and helpful. I'm looking forward to continuing to progress towards a career in music with his direction.5. JamieA truly experienced professional in the music industry, knowledgeable in all areas from production to marketing and distribution. Each lesson I take away valuable information and advice that accelerates my career. Thank you Omar6. KyleOmar is an very experienced and well rounded DJ, with knowledge of a wide variety of genres. He has massively improved my mixing within a matter of weeks. Furthermore, I look forward to his coaching regarding music production and self promotion in the future. Overall, I have come on leaps and bounds under his guidance.7. DavidOmar is very knowledgeable about music production. More importantly he knows how to save a lot of time and time saves money and that's a good thing. You'll make his fees back because you'll be able to produce much faster. Save your time and your money with Omar.8. ShannonOmar is a trustworthy tutor He taught me how to DJ from scratch and I now play on the radio He is an expert and very professional9. YasminOmar is a trustworthy tutor as he is always on time and very patient with his clients, he helped me start up on my producing and getting to grips with the software I use as well as some important tips and tricks.10. NicoleOmar is a fantastic tutor, a passionate dj who taught me how to start up on my decks, transitions and bpm through to producing my own records and signing to record labels. I recommend him 100%.Learn how to make a track in Music Production todayThis course is easy and will help your dreams!See you in Lesson 1!Thank you,Omar.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Step 1
Lecture 2 Step 2
Lecture 3 Step 3
Lecture 4 Step 4
Lecture 5 Step 5
Lecture 6 Step 6
Lecture 7 Finishing Touches *TEMPLATE INCLUDED FOR ARRANGEMENT*
Lecture 8 Full Track Building with Breakdown
Lecture 9 How to Mixdown
Lecture 10 Mastering
Lecture 11 4 Track Breakdown
Lecture 12 Making A Track For The Radio
Section 2: 2 Hour Masterclass
Lecture 13 2 hour's masterclass
Lecture 14 1 Hour Project Breakdown
Lecture 15 Multi Genre Experimentation
Lecture 16 Remixing Old Tracks
Lecture 17 Making Good Samples
Lecture 18 1 hour ableton workflow workshop
Anyone looking to make music
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Functional Principles Of Oracle Erp - Ebs And Saas(Scm)
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Functional Principles Of Oracle Erp - Ebs And Saas(Scm)
Last updated 8/2021
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The course provides details about underlying functional principles in SCM - Oracle EBS and Oracle Cloud ERP(Saas)
What you'll learn
Overview Functional principles and concepts on R12.x Oracle E-Business Suite - Supply chain modules
Overview about Oracle ERP Platforms
An overview about Supply chain Functional and Business flows
Testing basic functional knowledge of Oracle ERP - SCM through Quiz and Practice tests
Requirements
Access to Oracle E-Business suite Application would be beneficial but not mandatory
Description
In last two decade Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has thrown plethora of career opportunities for consultant. However ERP is an evolving field starting with client server technology and then progressed into 3-tier architecture with advent of internet and now to cloud as Software as a service application.So, if one is looking for a career in ERP particularly Oracle ERP and not sure where to start and that to without investing huge money as investment in training, then this course would be the right one. It has the relevant flavor to make a good start and progress further in your endeavor. More importantly, it provide short and crisp functional overview about Oracle ERP Supply chain modules and associated business flows.This unique course not only cover critical functional principles and concepts in Oracle EBS suite On-premise but also provide you with relevant information on the latest Oracle cloud ERP offering.The Key functional principles and concept covered are in following.1. Introduction about ERP.2. Business flows - Order to cash, Procure to Pay.3. Oracle Order Management.4. Oracle Purchasing5. Oracle Inventory.6. Oracle Sourcing.7. Oracle Self service modules - iProcurement, iExpenses, iSupplier.8. Quick comparison of functionality in Oracle cloud ERPs.9. Quiz and practice tests - To test your knowledge at appropriate place Happy Learning!cheers!Note : The course does not contain Oracle ERP product demonstration, however screen shoots are provided wherever needed.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Topics - Course Coverage Details
Section 2: Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning
Lecture 2 Business application evolution and introduction to Enterprise resource planning
Lecture 3 Technical Architecture of ERP system - An Overview
Lecture 4 On - Premise vs Cloud Application - Real Life Analogy
Lecture 5 Cloud - Saas, Paas, Iaas - An overview and solution providers
Lecture 6 Which ERP to choose - On-Premise or Software as a Service (cloud)?
Lecture 7 Oracle ERP product and platform variant
Lecture 8 Oracle ERP Environments types
Section 3: Oracle E-Business Suite overview and Business flows
Lecture 9 Oracle E-Business Suite Overview and Business flows
Lecture 10 Business flow - Order to Cash in Oracle ERP
Lecture 11 Business flow - Procure to Pay in Oracle ERP
Lecture 12 Business flow - Accounting to General Ledger
Section 4: An overview - Oracle EBS Navigation, Responsibility and Concurrent processing
Lecture 13 Navigation and Responsibility - Overview
Lecture 14 Conconcurrent Processing - Overview
Section 5: What are flex fields, Multi Org in Oracle ERP?
Lecture 15 What are flex fields in Oracle ERP?
Lecture 16 What is MultiOrg in Oracle ERP?
Lecture 17 What is Trading communicity Architecture in Oracle ERP
Section 6: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Order Management - Overview
Lecture 18 Order Management process overview
Lecture 19 Different Order fulfillment types
Lecture 20 Sales Order entry
Lecture 21 ATP and Scheduling
Lecture 22 Shipping Execution
Lecture 23 Drop Shipment Orders
Lecture 24 Return Material Authorization (RMA)
Lecture 25 Assemble to Order, Configure to Order with Bill of Material - Order types
Lecture 26 Oracle Pricing Overview
Lecture 27 Trading Community Architecture - Overview
Lecture 28 Customer Profile class
Section 7: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Purchasing Functional - Overview
Lecture 29 Oracle Purchasing Overview - User, Employee, Jobs - Relationship
Lecture 30 Purchase Requisitions
Lecture 31 Supplier, RFQ, Quote
Lecture 32 Purchase Orders -Overview
Lecture 33 Purchase - Item Receipts
Section 8: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Inventory Functional - Overview
Lecture 34 Oracle Inventory - Overview
Lecture 35 Defining and Maintaining Items
Lecture 36 LOT, Serial number and Unit of Measure
Lecture 37 Inventory Transactions
Lecture 38 Inventory Replenishment
Section 9: Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Self service and other SCM modules - Overview
Lecture 39 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x - Self service modules - SCM Overview
Lecture 40 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.x Sourcing - Overview
Section 10: Oracle Cloud Saas- ERP - Overiew
Lecture 41 Look and feel - Oracle Cloud Saas ERP
Lecture 42 Functional Process similarities between Oracle EBS and Oracle Saas Cloud - ERP
Section 11: Approach to further Learning - ERP
Lecture 43 Approach to further Learning - ERP
Section 12: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 44 Bonus Lecture
Those interested to start career in Oracle ERP,SCM Domain consultant who are looking for career in Oracle ERP,Students in Management OR Engineering OR Commerce OR Business interested in Oracle ERP career
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Python TOTAL - Programador Avanzado en 16 d?as
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Python TOTAL - Programador Avanzado en 16 d?as
Last Updated 08/2022
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Genre: eLearning | Language: Spanish + srt | Duration: 243 lectures (30h 36m) | Size: 9.6 GB
Un proyecto REAL x d?a. Desde 0 hasta Reconocimiento Facial. Machine Learning, Data Science, Django, IGU, Juegos y m?s!
What you'll learn
Dominar?s la programaci?n profesional en Python
Crear?s programas s?lidos, avanzados y ?tiles
Trabajar?s en programas del mundo real todos los d?as. Cada secci?n finaliza con un proyecto que podr?s completar con lo aprendido en el d?a
Aplicar?s Python en aplicaciones como: Juegos, Inteligencia Artificial, Machine Learning, Data Science, Gesti?n Administrativa y mucho m?s
Comprender?s la Programaci?n Orientada a Objetos (OOP)
Aprender?s con claridad los temas m?s complejos
Requirements
Acceso a un ordenador con conexi?n a internet
Deseo de crecimiento r?pido y ganas de aprender con alegr?a
Description
Aprende TODO PYTHON en 16 d?as.
Nuestro programa intensivo fue dise?ado para que aprendas y practiques, en un calendario de 16 d?as de estudio
Cada d?a crear?s un programa real y completo
Cada concepto incluye un PDF descargable para tener todo a mano
Cada video tiene una introducci?n te?rica y una demostraci?n pr?ctica
Cada lecci?n viene con 3 ejercicios de c?digo para que practiques lo aprendido
Cada tema se cierra con un cuestionario para afianzar lo aprendido
Cada jornada termina con un momento para reflexionar y celebrar lo aprendido
El programa se divide en 3 partes
Desde el d?a 1 al d?a 6: Entrenamiento b?sico. Los conceptos fundamentales de Python para ser un programador robusto y con la base bien firme
Desde el d?a 7 al d?a 9: Fase avanzada. Ingresa a la Programaci?n Orientada a Objetos (OOP), para crear programas ?giles, s?lidos, econ?micos, repetibles, y f?ciles de mantener.
Desde el d?a 10 en adelante: Evoluciona a Experto. Ya eres un programador avanzado de python, y ha llegado la hora de conocer sus principales aplicaciones en el mundo real. Profundizar?s en ?reas de desarrollo como
Juegos
Interfaces Gr?ficas
Web Scraping
Inteligencia Artificial
Desarrollo Web
Data Science
Reconocimiento Facial
Machine Learning
y mucho (pero mucho) m?s.
?Por qu? puedo ayudarte?
Mi nombre es Federico Garay y soy instructor Best Seller, con las mejores calificaciones en Udemy. He ayudado a m?s de 140.000 personas a lograr aprendizajes que cambiaron sus vidas. Mis cursos de programaci?n en C#, VBA y Pandas/Python llevaron a muchos estudiantes a lograr ese trabajo so?ado o esa promoci?n tan merecida. Mira lo que dicen
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"Hasta ahora me ha parecido un curso excelente, bastante detallado, pero no me sorprende ya que he tomado otro curso anteriormente con el profe Fede y la verdad aprendes porque aprendes, de los mejores profesores que he visto que realmente se interesa en que te quede claro el tema, en cuanto vi que el profe impart?a este tema no dude en comprarlo.." (Erika Raquel Guti?rrez Aguilar)
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Por qu? aprender PYTHON
Python es uno de los lenguajes m?s buscados del mundo. Por su sencillez, su ductilidad y su flexibilidad, se ha transformado en el lenguaje favorito. Sus instrucciones son lo m?s cercanas posible al lenguaje humano, lo cual hace que sea m?s f?cil de aprender, y esto hace que sea ideal para personas que se est?n iniciando en el mundo de la programaci?n.
Adem?s de sencillo es poderoso: con unas pocas l?neas de c?digo puedes realizar tareas que en otros lenguajes de programaci?n ocupar?an cientos de l?neas, y esto hace que aumente considerablemente tu productividad.
Por otro lado es uno de los lenguajes de programaci?n m?s vers?tiles que existen, y puede ser usado en muchos campos diferentes. Es decir, permite programar desde videojuegos hasta sitios web y aplicaciones m?viles.
Razones para NO tomar este curso
A m? no se me ocurren. Pero si quieres tomar el curso SIN RIESGOS, recuerda que cuentas con la garant?a de Udemy de devoluci?n del 100% del dinero dentro de los 30 d?as. No me preocupa, s? que vas a amar a Python Total.
Nos vemos en la lecci?n #1
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Who this course is for
Principiantes que no saben nada de programaci?n
Iniciados que desean llevar sus habilidades al m?ximo
Usuarios avanzados de Python que quieren aplicarlo en ?reas espec?ficas de desarrollo
Programadores de otros lenguajes que quieren incluir a Python en su CV
Emprendedores que quieren crear sus propias aplicaciones para sus negocios
So?adores que quieren dar un giro a sus vidas y dijeron: "voy a ser programador, ?por donde comienzo?"
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