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TTC - How the Spanish Civil War Became Europe's Battlefield
Released 7/2023
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Between the two World Wars that would change the course of modern history, a smaller yet deeply impactful conflict took place. The Spanish Civil War was fought from 1936 to 1939

Between the two World Wars that would change the course of modern history, a smaller yet deeply impactful conflict took place. The Spanish Civil War was fought from 1936 to 1939. On the one hand, it was a local conflict on the margins of Europe. On the other hand, the conflict can also be seen as a microcosm of war in the 20th century. Not only did the Spanish Civil War foreshadow the global conflagration to come, but it also had its roots in the modern era's central divides: urban versus rural, religion versus secularization, rich versus poor, progress versus tradition, democracy versus fascism and communism.

The only exposure many of us have had to information about the Spanish Civil War comes from the cultural reflections of the time, such as artistic masterpieces like Pablo Picasso's painting Guernica and Ernest Hemingway's novel For Whom the Bell Tolls. Beyond these representations, however, the shadow of the war lives on as new information continues to emerge about the authoritarian rule of General Francisco Franco in Spain and the nation he built out of the rubble after the war between the left-wing Republican government and the right-wing Nationalist insurgency.

In this course, you will have the opportunity to explore this fascinating, complex, and often brutal time in history. How the Spanish Civil War Became Europe's Battlefield takes you to the front line and introduces you to the competing coalitions on each side to look at the issues of a perennially confounding military, political, and social history. Taught by Professor Pamela B. Radcliff of the University of California, San Diego, these 24 scintillating lectures survey the aspects of an endlessly multifaceted history. Along the way, you will investigate key questions, such as

How did Spain transition from a seemingly peaceful democracy to a nation torn by war?
What role did the Catholic Church and the international community-including Soviet communists, Italian fascists, and German Nazis-play in the conflict?
How did ordinary soldiers, citizens, clergy, workers, and business owners experience the civil war?
Why did the Republican side lose, and what did this mean for Spain's future?
Next, you will reflect on the complicated legacy of the war. Since the Nationalist leader General Francisco Franco took power and held authoritarian rule for decades after the war, information about the war itself was limited until the later decades of the 20th century. Only recently, scholars have been able to evaluate terror campaigns, concentration camps, and other wartime atrocities. Professor Radcliff delves into these so-called "memory wars" of the 21st century to show how multiple narratives of the war continue to proliferate.

How the Spanish Civil War Became Europe's Battlefield is a magnificent overview of an astonishing history from the political polarization in the Second Republic to the urban warfare during the war years.

Examine the Roots of Spanish Nationalism

In July 1936, Spanish military leaders conspired to overthrow the democratically elected Spanish Republican government. But their coup's partial failure turned into an almost three-year-long "total" war that claimed about a half a million lives and resulted in the exile of 250,000 Spanish nationals.

To set the stage for this monumental conflict, Professor Radcliff goes back to establishment of a democratic Republic in 1931, when the nation was bifurcated largely on urban and rural lines. The interior of the country was largely agricultural, traditional yet impoverished; whereas, the urban centers, led by progressive intellectuals, were perceived as elite and out of touch.

Political polarization from these geographic and class tensions came to a boiling point in 1936 when military garrisons led by General Franco attempted a "surgical coup." Although the coup failed, the spasm divided the military and ushered the country into local violence and, ultimately, state collapse.

Trace the Course of the War

The summer of 1936 was one of the bloodiest seasons in Spanish history, in which tens of thousands of civilians-including the poet Federico Garcia Lorca-were massacred in lawless states that resembled the "Wild West." In this opening act, a series of decentralized groups coalesced in two broad camps: progressive Republicans, as well as socialist workers and communists, on the side of the government and Catholics, Nationalists, and even outright fascists on the side of the insurgency.

At the time, the war seemed to represent a larger European contest, where democracy, fascism, and communism were competing to define the region's future. For that reason, it attracted international attention from the major world powers, from fascist Germany and Italy to the Soviet Union, Britain, France, and the United States, as well as from ordinary citizens-including the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, memorialized in the writing of Ernest Hemingway.

In How the Spanish Civil War Became Europe's Battlefield, Professor Radcliff surveys the war over its three-year span, delving into each side's strategies, alliances, and propaganda. In addition to Franco, you'll meet such figures as Manuel Aza?a, the Republican president; Largo Caballero, the revolutionary socialist who influenced the radical wing of the Socialist party; and Dolores Ibarruri, a prominent female labor leader immortalized through passionate speeches written under the pen name "La Pasionaria."

Legacy of War, Lessons for Today

As you will discover, both Republicans and Nationalists gradually centralized their military operations and employed repressive tactics on soldiers and civilians alike. The violence, however, was asymmetric, with the Nationalists ultimately prevailing. General Franco became "el caudillo" ("the leader") of an authoritarian regime for more than 35 years.

Professor Radcliff rounds out the course with a deep consideration of the war's legacy. Even today, the ghosts of this 20th-century war still haunt contemporary Spain, with no national consensus on how it fits into the trajectory of Spanish history. After the war, Franco's regime buried records of atrocities. The true death toll and economic accounting have only recently come to light, leading to battles in scholarship over how to interpret the war.

Was the Spanish Civil War a victory of totalitarian fascism or was it a backstop against the rising red tide of communism? Was Franco a ruthless war criminal or a defender of the faith? Most important, what can the war tell us about democracy today as many of the same divides over rich and poor, progress and tradition, religion and secularism, continue to inspire passionate intensity?

There are no easy answers, but How the Spanish Civil War Became Europe's Battlefield offers a powerful survey of a defining moment in Spanish and European history.

What Will You Learn?
Explore the causes and consequences of the Spanish Civil War

Reflect on the many coalitions that comprised the Republican and Nationalist sides

Find out what life was like for ordinary citizens during the war

Learn how General Francisco Franco rose to power

Consider the war's complicated legacy even today


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Published 10/2024
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TTC - London in the Time of Dickens
Released 11/2023
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By the start of the Victorian era, London was home to nearly 2 million people, a number that expanded to more than 6 million by 1901, the year of Queen Victoria's death. This immense growth made the city an astonishing study in the varieties of human experience-the perfect place for a novelist to find his voice. Charles Dickens did just that in the 1830s

Born in 1812, Dickens spent most of his life in a rapidly expanding London. As perhaps the most lauded of Victorian writers and a perennial classroom favorite, Dickens gives us a window into the past. His fiction and journalism capture the complexities of Victorian life, while continuing to resonate with meaning today.

In London in the Time of Dickens, you'll get the unique opportunity to experience the British capital through the eyes of a literary master whose work is inextricably tied to the city and its rich history. Throughout 12 lectures taught by Professor Lillian Nayder of Bates College, you'll tour the city of London in a time of rapid transformation through the life and work of Charles Dickens, uncovering the history of the metropolis, while also witnessing the everyday experiences of Londoners from all walks of life as Dickens represents them.

Crossing London's Great Gulf

London in the 19th century was a city of contrasts. It was a bustling, diverse, and vibrant urban center that was a hub of culture and innovation. It was also a place of great suffering and starvation, of child labor, soot-filled skies, and rank smells that penetrated even the wealthiest sections of the city.

Dickens himself experienced life on both sides of the "great gulf" that separated rich from poor-His own life was a blueprint that informed rags-to-riches elements in his stories, from Oliver Twist to Great Expectations and Our Mutual Friend. His early struggles left a deep impression on Dickens even after he had become a wealthy and successful literary celebrity, and he proved to be perpetually interested in the class divisions that shaped life in London.

The everyday experiences of working-class Londoners provided an inexhaustible source of literary material for a prolific writer looking to capture life on the page-and improve life beyond the bounds of fiction. Through the many beloved stories and characters of Dickens, Professor Nayder will give you a glimpse into

Law, Order, and (In)justice. Dickens often shows a great deal of sympathy for characters like the Artful Dodger who commit crimes out of necessity, and yet he also had a deep authoritarian streak-a common Victorian dichotomy. You'll look at the emergence of the metropolitan police force, the "great age of prison building," and the reform movements that sought to rehabilitate offenders as you consider the limits of London's justice system.
Idealized Gender Norms vs. Social Realities. Victorian ideals of gender promoted stark divisions between men and women and the expectations placed on each, and emphasized the separation of the domestic from the public sphere. A number of Dickens's female characters reflect the more nuanced and realistic experiences of women-particularly working-class women-of the time.
The Perils of Childhood. Many of Dickens's most beloved characters are children. These young and vulnerable protagonists provide a lens through which Dickens captures how dangerous and bewildering life in Victorian London could be, especially for boys and girls who were often required to work to survive and had little power to change their circumstances.
Urban Transformation. While London had been growing for centuries, the city saw a particularly sweeping and rapid series of changes in the Victorian period. With the increasing pollution of its major waterways and the problems created by gas and coal usage, the city's environmental degradation posed threats to life, health, and well-being of Londoners, which sanitary reformers and engineers did their best to resolve.
As a writer and social reformer, Dickens created stories that capture the imagination, while also opening the eyes of readers to the realities of urban life and the rapid transformations of Victorian London during the Industrial Revolution. Even today, the effects of technological innovation, urban growth, and social divisions and inequities raise many of the same questions that his novels interrogated over a century ago, and which give his works added importance.

London in Fact and Fiction

Dickens was a novelist who was deeply concerned about the lives of his fellow Londoners. He was also an entertainer. As Professor Nayder demonstrates in various contexts, Dickens used his comic genius and his knowledge of literary genres and English dialects to win over his readers, capture their interest, and present them with the genuine social issues that desperately needed their attention.

He not only featured characters in dire circumstances to highlight these important issues, but he also brilliantly captured the humor and absurdities of life.

As you'll learn throughout this course, the imaginative project of Dickens-to revisit the past, capture the present, and anticipate the future-provides readers today with a rare opportunity to see London in an era that is both very different from our own and strangely familiar. The anxieties and hopes that preoccupied Dickens and his contemporaries have taken new forms yet remain with us in essential ways. Debates over class divisions, the preservation of history, gender norms, the value of labor and human life, among other issues, continue to challenge us today. And, like the inhabitants of Victorian London, we are caught up in rapid technological and social change and must decide how to best move into the future.

London in the Time of Dickens offers general readers and historians alike a one-of-a-kind window into a one-of-a-kind time and place. Join Professor Nayder on a literary tour of a city that sparked the imagination and shaped the life of a writer like no other.

What Will You Learn?
Uncover the history of the British capital and witness the everyday experiences of Londoners from all walks of life as Dickens represents them

Look at the emergence of the metropolitan police force, the "great age of prison building," and the reform movements that sought to rehabilitate offenders

See how Victorian ideals of gender promoted stark divisions between men and women, and understand the expectations placed on each

Discover how dangerous life in Victorian London could be for children, who were often required to work to survive and had little power to change their circumstances

Examine London's rapid series of changes in the Victorian period, increasing pollution of its major waterways, and problems created by gas and coal usage

Explore Dickens's many homes over the course of his life and see how his changing addresses speak to his childhood hardships, his ambition, and his remarkable success as a writer


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Published 10/2024
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Understand object-oriented programming (OOP) and its core principles-classes, inheritance, polymorphism, and more.
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Develop desktop applications using JavaFX for sleek, responsive user interfaces.
Work with Spring Boot to build robust, scalable web applications and microservices.
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Dive into cybersecurity to learn how to secure your applications and data.
Work with RESTful APIs: Learn to design, build, and consume REST APIs using Spring Boot.
Version control with Git & GitHub: Collaborate effectively and manage your codebase.
Clean code and best practices: Learn to write high-quality, maintainable code

Requirements
No prior programming experience is required; I will teach you everything from the beginning.
A PC or Mac with internet access and a Java development environment (we'll set this up together).
Optional: IntelliJ IDEA (for the integrated development environment portion of the course) and Visual Studio Code.

Description
Welcome to the Complete Java Masterclass, the only course you need to master Java development from the ground up. This comprehensive program is designed to take you from a complete beginner to an advanced-level Java developer by combining a perfect balance of theory, practical projects, and professional-level best practices.We will begin with Java fundamentals-variables, data types, control statements, and loops-ensuring a solid understanding of the language basics. As we progress, you'll learn the ins and outs of object-oriented programming, error handling, collections, file handling, and much more.By the time you finish this course, you'll be equipped to build desktop applications with JavaFX, create REST APIs with Spring Boot, work with databases, implement cybersecurity practices, and develop microservices for scalable, real-world applications.What makes this course unique?Project-based learning: You'll build multiple real-world projects, such as a To-Do Application and a full-featured Expense Tracker with Spring Boot, which will help you apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.Modern development practices: You'll learn how to develop professional-grade applications using Spring Boot, JavaFX, and REST APIs, ensuring you're up-to-date with industry standards.Comprehensive curriculum: Covering everything from basic Java syntax to multi-threading, dependency injection, and even microservices, everything you need to become a Junior developer.Supportive community and instructor: I'm here to help. Throughout the course, I'll be answering questions and providing feedback on your code and projects to ensure you stay on track and succeed.Who is this course for?Aspiring software developers who want to learn Java and build professional applications.Existing developers looking to switch to Java or deepen their knowledge of Java and Spring Boot.Students and professionals wanting to build desktop applications with JavaFX or create web services with Spring Boot.Java beginners with no prior experience who are eager to master one of the most widely used programming languages.Course content:You'll learn Java through a structured path of 60 days, with each day introducing key topics and practical exercises:Day 1-15: Learn Java fundamentals, control statements, loops, arrays, and user input handling.Day 16-20: Dive into object-oriented programming (OOP) with inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and interfaces.Day 21-25: Explore the Java Collections Framework, Exception handling, and best practices for clean, maintainable code.Day 26-30: Build desktop applications with JavaFX, using powerful UI components and animations.Day 31-40: Work with Spring Boot to build robust web applications and RESTful APIs. Learn Git, manage versions, and publish.Day 41-50: Integrate databases, create secure applications, Implement session management, Implement Stateless and Scalable authentication, Role Based Access Control, and Making a robust backend microserviceDay 51-60: Making REST calls from Java desktop apps, Handling Authentication from Desktop apps, Creating an interactive expense tracker UI, Creating Sharable JAR file and using your own appProject Highlights:To-Do Application: Build a feature-rich task manager with JavaFX, learning how to develop interactive desktop applications with clean and maintainable code.Expense Tracker: Develop a scalable, secure Expense Tracker using Spring Boot and REST APIs, where you'll manage data and user authentication.Microservices with Spring Boot: Learn how to break down applications into independent services that communicate over REST APIs.Building REST APIs: Master API creation with Spring Boot, integrating database connectivity and security features.Instructor:My name is Denis Panjuta, and I've been teaching programming for over a decade. I've helped over 500,000 students around the world to master coding through my carefully structured courses. With a background in engineering and years of experience in Java, I'm here to guide you step-by-step to ensure you build professional-level applications with confidence.Your satisfaction guaranteed:I'm so confident in the quality of this course that I offer a 30-day full money-back guarantee. If you're not completely satisfied, you can get a full refund-no questions asked.Get started today!This course is your way to mastering Java programming and stepping into the world of professional software development. Whether you want to build desktop applications, REST APIs, or learn the latest in Java development practices, this is the course for you.Join now and start your journey to becoming a Java developer!

Who this course is for
Aspiring software developers who want to learn Java and build professional applications.
Existing developers looking to switch to Java or deepen their knowledge of Java and Spring Boot.
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Learn to Draw in the Digital Age with Procreate
Published 10/2024
Created by Simon Foster
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 92 Lectures ( 17h 34m ) | Size: 21.2 GB

Use Procreate to discover drawing, plus never before seen digital art techniques!



What you'll learn
Learn to draw using digital media
Use traditional and modern methods to learn to draw
Learn to see at the world the way an artist sees it
How to construct a drawing
Perspective
Shading

Requirements
A working version of Procreate would be good but other software can be used
An iPad plus an Apple pencil is strongly recommended

Description
'What do I do first? Learn how to use Procreate or learn how to draw?'Why not do both? And why not learn from a successful pro who's being using digital art software for decades? Why not learn how to draw using both traditional and digital techniques? Why not use never before seen techniques that harness the power of the digital age to speed up your art journey?Enroll on my latest, most ambitious course and find out just how well I can answer these questions for you. I've been a designer/illustrator for over 35 years. I used the first Apple computers capable of creating digital art. I've spent thousands of hours working in various design studios, worked with hundreds of clients and used many, many digital art programs. I've produced art and design for a who's who of top businesses. You may also have seen my artwork on games that have been number 1 all over the world.I'm also the author of Procreate: Solid Foundations which occupies the number 1 slot out of all the Procreate courses on Udemy. Now I'll teach you to draw using Procreate.'I can draw fairly well but how do I transfer what I know to a digital art app?'Please, take the time to read the next couple of sentences because they are at the very core of the course philosophy. I will be teaching you time honoured techniques that most artists will recognise when they learned to draw. But over the years I have also developed those ideas plus invented new techniques that harness the power of digital technology. Traditional artists will see techniques they know. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But I promise you this - you will see drawing techniques here that no one has ever seen before. Over the years I've developed many strategies to practice digital art, meet deadlines, maximise the potential of digital art, and work in ways that simply aren't possible with traditional media.Drawing is the cornerstone of art. Being able to see something and reproduce that image on a screen is what this course is all about. I cover drawing basics, making marks efficiently, volumetrics, perspective, shading etc.By the end of the course you will have mastered various effective drawing techniques, traditional and digital. You will gain the confidence to tackle your own art projects, and one day soon you may well be looking at one of your own creations and thinking 'That looks fantastic! I did that...'Enrol now. Don't forget you have the 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose and so much to gain. Learn how to draw using Procreate from someone who knows what's important and knows how to teach. Feel free to check out the ratings and reviews of my other courses. I've brought the past 8 years of making these courses to this one, and I feel that this course is my best yet. So get ready to be an artist. Get ready to make your work shine!I'll see you on the course,Simon

Who this course is for
People who want to learn to draw
People who have apps like Procreate but don't know how to make art with it
People who can draw traditionally but want to try digital art

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TTC - Lost Art: The Stories of Missing Masterpieces
Released 8/2023
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 12 Lessons (6h 2m) | Size: 5 GB

Imagine you could visit a Museum of Lost Art. If this imaginary museum contained just the artwork we knew was lost-whether from theft, purposeful destruction, vandalism, war, or the forces of nature-it would still contain more masterpieces than those in all of the world's current museums combined

Imagine you could visit a Museum of Lost Art. If this imaginary museum contained just the artwork we knew was lost-whether from theft, purposeful destruction, vandalism, war, or the forces of nature-it would still contain more masterpieces than those in all of the world's current museums combined. Among its many treasures, it would hold

The lost scrolls of the Library of Alexandria;
The looted antiquities of the Iraq Museum;
Religious art smashed during the Reformation;
Countless treasures stolen by the Nazis; and
The single largest art heist of modern times.
In Lost Art: The Stories of Missing Masterpieces, art historian and art crime expert Noah Charney guides you through just such an imaginary museum. In 12 fascinating lectures accompanied by stunning images, you will hear the stories behind the theft and/or destruction of some of the world's most famous pieces of art. From the earthquake that felled the Colossus of Rhodes in 226 BCE to the Taliban's iconoclastic destruction of the 500-year-old Buddha Statues at Bamiyan in the 21st century, no one knows how many great works of art have been destroyed or lost throughout history. Only very few have ever resurfaced.

We can only imagine how the artists of those works might feel. To have struggled, sometimes for years or even decades, to produce a work with painstaking clarity-having used a paintbrush with only one bristle, in at least one case-only to have it lost or destroyed. Or consider Pythius and Satyros, the Greeks who built the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, only to have it ruined by earthquakes. And what about the architects of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon . or did they ever really exist? You'll be fascinated and surprised by these many stories of lost art.

What We Don't Know

In Lost Art: The Stories of Missing Masterpieces, you'll hear some familiar names, such as Rembrandt, Van Gogh, Da Vinci, Goya, and you might recognize many of their works. Although we don't know how many of their works have been lost or stolen, many have been documented as such. Overall, we have no way of knowing about the thousands and thousands of pieces of art that were destroyed or stolen without any record of their existence to pass on.

And then there was Michelangelo, who purposefully destroyed many of his own drawings. In his time and place, there was great cultural significance placed on sprezzatura-the concept that what you do should come to you easily-which, in his case, included creating some of the most significant art the world had ever seen. Consequently, he burned up scores of his work-in-progress drawings into the fire, leaving behind only what he considered to be perfection.

As you will see, the destruction and loss of art can be the result of many factors, both intentional and simply inevitable. Noah will take you through discussions about dozens of artworks and historical sites whose whereabouts are completely unknown at this time, including

Paintings from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The biggest art heist in modern history occurred in Boston on March 18, 1990, when 13 paintings were stolen from the Gardner Museum. The FBI values the works by Vermeer and Manet, among others, at $500 million. Some believe the mafia was involved. The museum is still asking the public for leads.
Nativity by Caravaggio. One of the most notorious and long-running unsolved thefts of 1969, this Caravaggio painting was stolen from the Oratory of Saint Lawrence in Palermo, Sicily, and it has continued to be on the FBI's Top Ten Most Wanted Art list since. Current thinking is that the Sicilian mafia was behind the theft and still has possession of it.
Hanging Gardens of Babylon. These ancient gardens are considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World, although their actual location has remained elusive through the 21st century. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were noted for the beauty of their plants, their architecture, and their engineering; however, no one can find them, not even a reliable trace. Were they simply a legend?

What We Do Know

The US Department of Justice has ranked art crime as the third-highest grossing criminal trade, behind only the drugs and arms trades. And in Italy alone, more than 20,000 pieces of art are annually reported as stolen. In this course, Noah will highlight some of the very few works that have been recovered, including

Goya's Duke of Wellington was stolen from the National Gallery in London by Kempton Bunton, an older man who was furious that British pensioners were forced to pay for a license to watch television-a fee many could not afford. In a Robin Hood-style effort, he sent a series of ransom notes to raise the money to buy the licenses himself. Bunton eventually returned the painting anonymously and turned himself in.
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre in 1911 by an Italian handyman and two compatriots who believed the painting should reside in Italy, not France. Two years after the theft, the handyman tried to sell the work to a Florentine art dealer who promised to keep the painting safe in Italy. Instead, he called the police. It was only after the painting's theft and return that the Mona Lisa became the globally famous piece it is today.
Edvard Munch's The Scream was stolen in 1994 from Norway's National Gallery in Oslo, while everyone's attention was on the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics 125 miles away in Lillehammer. The thief was eventually caught, and the painting returned.
Acts of Nature

Due to the fragile nature of many art pieces, time and the environment are its natural enemies. Even artworks made of stone and metal cannot withstand the elements, indefinitely. You'll consider works that have been affected by the progress of time and the vicissitudes of nature, such as

The Artwork at Pompeii. When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 CE, almost 2,000 people were killed. The eruption also smothered uncounted paintings, frescoes, mosaics, and other artworks. Ironically, much of the artwork that archaeologists have revealed at Pompeii in recent years would have been lost during the intervening centuries if they had not been preserved under the ash.
The Colossus of Rhodes. Three of the ancient wonders of the world were destroyed by earthquakes, including the colossal bronze statue standing at the harbor on the island of Rhodes. It stood for only 54 years before a violent earthquake broke it at the knees. The statue toppled over and crashed backward to the ground.
Florentine Artwork. In November 1966, flooding caused the banks of the Arno River to burst. More than 100 people died, and, by some estimates, millions of cultural objects were lost. These included more than 1,500 significant artworks by Uccello, Bonaiuto, Donatello, Ghiberti, and dozens more.
While no one knows how many pieces of art large and small would be in an imaginary Museum of Lost Art, consideration of that museum has helped us recognize and better appreciate the artwork that is in existence today. None of it is permanent; all of it is fragile, and even the most robust pieces have a temporal quality. That very nature helps you appreciate what needs to be appreciated today.

What Will You Learn?
Explore the role politics has played in the theft of art through the years

Examine modern technologies used in art authentication

Investigate the most famous art heists, both solved and unsolved


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The Complete Docker And Kubernetes Course: From Zero To Hero
Published 10/2024
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Language: English | Size: 21.07 GB | Duration: 32h 39m

30+ hours of content and 130+ hands-on labs for you to master working with Docker, Kubernetes, and Kustomize!



What you'll learn
Master the Fundamentals of Docker and Containerization Technologies
Gain Practical Experience with Docker CLI and Container Lifecycle Management
Build, Customize, and Manage Docker Images Using Dockerfiles and Registries
Dive Deep into Advanced Image Creation Techniques and Optimization Strategies
Implement Robust Data Persistence and Storage Solutions with Docker Volumes
Orchestrate Complex Multi-Container Applications Using Docker Compose
Master Kubernetes Fundamentals and Core Architecture
Gain Practical Experience with Kubernetes Objects and the kubectl CLI
Deploy, Scale, and Update Applications Using ReplicaSets and Deployments
Implement Advanced Resource Management and Application Health Monitoring
Manage Persistent Storage and Stateful Applications with Kubernetes
Enhance Security and Automate Configuration Management in Kubernetes
Leverage Kustomize to Manage Multiple Kubernetes Environments
Explore Google Kubernetes Engine by Deploying and Running a Fully-Fledged Application in a GKE Cluster

Requirements
Familiarity with any programming language is highly desirable to make the most of this course
Familiarity with running commands in the terminal and the command line

Description
Welcome to Docker and Kubernetes for Beginners: From Zero to Hero! Are you ready to dive into the world of containerization and orchestration with the industry's leading tools? This course is designed to take you from a beginner to a proficient practitioner, equipping you with an in-depth understanding of Docker and Kubernetes concepts.Why Learn Docker and Kubernetes?Docker and Kubernetes have revolutionized the way we develop, deploy, and manage applications in modern architectures. Here's why learning these technologies is essential:Gain Highly Demanded Skills: Docker and Kubernetes are everywhere, and companies need people who can work effectively with these tools! By learning them, you'll make yourself more attractive to employers in the tech industry and enhance your career prospects for promotions, new job opportunities, and potentially higher salaries. You'll stand out in the job market!Improve and Streamline the Development Process: Docker enables you to package applications with all their dependencies into isolated and portable containers, ensuring consistency across development, testing, and production environments.Master Application Deployment, Scaling and Management: Kubernetes will enable you to deploy, manage, and scale applications automatically, making complex tasks such as rolling out new application versions and managing advanced system architectures much simpler.Learn Versatile Tools: Docker and Kubernetes are platform-agnostic, which means that your knowledge will be valuable and applicable independently of which platform you are using to run them! Whether it's on-premises, on AWS, GCP, or Azure, knowing how to work effectively with Docker and Kubernetes will make you a great contributor to your projects!By investing time in learning Docker and Kubernetes, you're not just adding tools to your toolbox-you're enhancing your professional value, opening doors to new opportunities, and equipping yourself with skills that will serve you throughout your career!Why Should You Choose This Course?This course offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, providing a comprehensive understanding of Docker and Kubernetes. Here's why you should include this course in your learning journey:Learn by Doing with Hands-On Exercises: I truly believe in the power of learning by doing. I've not only crafted more than 100 hands-on lectures for you to practice what we discuss, I've also included all of them as written exercise guidelines for you to try and experiment as much as you want before watching the solution recordings! The exercises build on each other and increase gradually in complexity, deepening your understanding and skills while discussing relevant topics of working with Docker and Kubernetes!Comprehensive, Real-World Projects: We'll also go beyond individual hands-on exercises on Docker and Kubernetes, and we'll practice deploying entire applications by going through the entire cycle of coding, building, publishing, and running them!Go Beyond the Purely Technical Points: I place a strong focus on going beyond the "this is how you do it", copy-paste approach. My genuine interest is to teach you how these tools work behind the scenes, how you reason about their behavior, how you debug common issues and situations, and how you make the best use of them in your day-to-day.Real-World Kubernetes Experience with Google Cloud: Our final project is to deploy our application to a managed Kubernetes cluster in Google Cloud. This will give you hands-on experience not only with Docker and Kubernetes, but also with how these tools behave in a managed, real-world setup like Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).Expert Guidance: I bring several years of experience as a Senior DevOps Engineer, Infrastructure Consultant, and IT trainer within one of the leading IT consulting companies worldwide, and I'm super excited to share my knowledge with you!Which Skills Will You Acquire During This Course?As you go through this course, you will gain a comprehensive and valuable set of skills, including:Creating and Distributing Docker Images: you will learn how to build, customize, optimize, and distribute Docker images using best practices. Running and Managing Containers: you will learn the many aspects related to running containers using Docker, Compose, and Kubernetes, and you will gradually understand how these tools fit together and tackle challenges at different levels of running and managing software applications.Docker Networking and Security Essentials: you will gain a solid foundation on security aspects related to running containers, as well as how to connect containers together using multiple networking solutions.Understanding the Kubernetes Architecture: you will gain a deep and solid understanding of the different components of a Kubernetes cluster, their functions, and how they interact together to deliver this amazing system.Running Applications, Persisting Data, and Managing Resources in Kubernetes: this course takes a deep dive into the many objects Kubernetes offers to run applications, both stateless and stateful, as well as into multiple dimensions of managing compute resources and Kubernetes objects effectively.Kubernetes Security Fundamentals: you will acquire a strong sense of why security is important in Kubernetes, and the many areas where security plays a role in our applications. We will also take a deeper dive into how to set Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) rules, network policies, and pod security standards to ensure your workloads have an additional layer of security.Working with Managed Kubernetes Clusters: you will go through the entire process of creating a cloud account with Google Cloud, all the way to having your applications up and running in a Kubernetes cluster and reachable from the internet securely! This will give you a thorough understanding of how managed Kubernetes services make our lives as developers much easier by integrating multiple services from cloud providers.Get ready to elevate your career with our Docker and Kubernetes for Beginners: From Zero to Hero course. Let's start this exciting journey together!

Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome and motivation!

Lecture 2 How to make best use of this course

Lecture 3 Aligning expectations

Lecture 4 Course resources

Section 2:[Docker] Introduction to Containers

Lecture 5 Section Introduction

Lecture 6 Why Using Containers?

Lecture 7 Containers and Virtual Machines (VMs)

Lecture 8 Docker Architecture and Components

Section 3:[Docker] Installing Docker and Necessary Tools

Lecture 9 Section Introduction

Lecture 10[MacOS Users] Installing Docker on MacOS

Lecture 11[Linux Users] Installing Docker on Linux

Lecture 12[Linux Users] Running Docker without Sudo

Lecture 13[Windows Users] Installing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Lecture 14[Windows Users] Windows Subsystem for Linux Features

Lecture 15[Windows Users] Installing Docker in Windows

Lecture 16[Windows Users] Using Docker in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Lecture 17 Exploring Play with Docker

Lecture 18 Installing NodeJS

Lecture 19 Installing Postman

Lecture 20 Installing Visual Studio Code

Section 4:[Docker] Running Containers with Docker

Lecture 21 Section Introduction

Lecture 22 Hands-On: Running Your First Container

Lecture 23 The Container Lifecycle

Lecture 24 Hands-On: Working with the Docker CLI - Part 1

Lecture 25 Hands-On: Working with the Docker CLI - Part 2

Lecture 26 Hands-On: Getting Help in the Docker CLI

Section 5:[Docker] Project - Customizing NGINX Containers

Lecture 27 Project Overview

Lecture 28 Running NGINX Containers

Lecture 29 Modifying the Contents of Our NGINX Container

Lecture 30 Project Conclusion

Section 6:[Docker] Introduction to Docker Images

Lecture 31 Section Introduction

Lecture 32 What Are Docker Images?

Lecture 33 Container Registries

Lecture 34 Hands-On: Introduction to DockerHub

Lecture 35 Hands-On: Logging Into DockerHub in the Docker CLI

Lecture 36 Hands-On: Managing Images with the Docker CLI

Lecture 37 Introduction to Dockerfiles

Lecture 38 Hands-On: Creating Our First Dockerfile for Nginx

Lecture 39 Hands-On: Copying Local Files Into Our Image

Lecture 40 Hands-On: Images vs. Containers

Section 7:[Docker] Project - Containerize an Express App

Lecture 41 Project Introduction

Lecture 42 Create a Hello World Express App

Lecture 43 Save and Return Users in Memory

Lecture 44 Test Users App

Lecture 45 Dockerize Our Express App

Lecture 46 Explore Interacting with Containers + Project Cleanup

Section 8:[Docker] Images Deep Dive

Lecture 47 Section Introduction

Lecture 48 Hands-On: Docker's Layered Architecture

Lecture 49 Hands-On: Build Contexts

Lecture 50 Hands-On: Skipping files with Dockerignore

Lecture 51 Hands-On: Introduction to Environment Variables

Lecture 52 Hands-On: Setting Environment Variables via the CLI

Lecture 53 Hands-On: Setting Environment Variables via Files

Lecture 54 Hands-On: CMD vs. ENTRYPOINT

Lecture 55 Introduction to Distroless Images

Lecture 56 Hands-On: Motivation to Multistage Dockerfiles

Lecture 57 Hands-On: Multistage Dockerfiles and Distroless Images

Lecture 58 Hands-On: Adding Typescript to Our Express App

Lecture 59 Hands-On: Update Dockerfile to Transpile Typescript Code

Lecture 60 Hands-On: Optimizing Images - The Role of Base Images

Lecture 61 Hands-On: Optimizing Images - The Role of Instruction Order

Lecture 62 Hands-On: Optimizing Images - The Role of Dependencies

Lecture 63 Hands-On: Revisiting and Optimizing Our Typescript Dockerfile

Section 9:[Docker] Project - Containerize React App

Lecture 64 Project Introduction

Lecture 65 Initializing the React App

Lecture 66 Build and Serve the React App

Lecture 67 Create a Dockerfile for Our React App - Part 1

Lecture 68 Create a Dockerfile for Our React App - Part 2

Section 10:[Docker] Volumes and Data Persistence

Lecture 69 Section Introduction

Lecture 70 Hands-On: Why Do We Need Volumes?

Lecture 71 Introduction to Volumes

Lecture 72 Hands-On: Bind Mounts

Lecture 73 Hands-On: Named Volumes

Lecture 74 Hands-On: Managing Volumes with the CLI

Section 11:[Docker] Advanced Topics - Resource Management, Restart Policies, and Networking

Lecture 75 Section Introduction

Lecture 76 Hands-On: Setting CPU Limits for Containers

Lecture 77 Hands-On: Setting Memory Limits for Containers

Lecture 78 Hands-On: Restart Policies

Lecture 79 Introduction to Networking in Docker

Lecture 80 Hands-On: The Default Bridge Network

Lecture 81 Hands-On: User-Defined Networks

Lecture 82 Hands-On: The Host Network

Section 12:[Docker] Project - Code and Deploy a Key-Value App with Data Persistence

Lecture 83 Project Introduction

Lecture 84 Running a MongoDB Server

Lecture 85 Adding Root Credentials to MongoDB

Lecture 86 Adding Credentials for the Key-Value Database

Lecture 87 Defining Ports, Volumes, and Networks

Lecture 88 Improving the Structure of Our Utility Scripts

Lecture 89 Setting Up the Express App

Lecture 90 Dockerizing the Express App

Lecture 91 Create Scripts to Initialize the Backend Container

Lecture 92 Adding Hot Reloading with Nodemon

Lecture 93 Defining the API Routes

Lecture 94 Creating and Getting Key-Value Pairs

Lecture 95 Updating and Deleting Key-Value Pairs

Lecture 96 Testing the Application and Final Cleanup

Section 13:[Docker] Docker Compose

Lecture 97 Section Introduction

Lecture 98 Docker Compose Overview

Lecture 99 Docker-Compose vs. Compose CLI Commands

Lecture 100 Hands-On: Run MongoDB with Docker Compose

Lecture 101 Hands-On: Environment Variables in Docker Compose

Lecture 102 Hands-On: Bind Mounts in Docker Compose

Lecture 103 Hands-On: Volumes and Networks in Docker Compose

Lecture 104 Hands-On: Adding a Backend Service to Our Docker Compose File

Lecture 105 Hands-On: Service Dependencies in Docker Compose

Lecture 106 Hands-On: Hot Reloading and Watching for Changes

Lecture 107 Hands-On: Docker Compose CLI

Lecture 108 Hands-On: Getting Help with Docker Compose CLI

Section 14:[Docker] Project - Code and Deploy a Notes App with Docker Compose

Lecture 109 Project Introduction

Lecture 110 Setup NPM Projects

Lecture 111 Dockerize the Notebooks Backend

Lecture 112 Setup Docker Compose for Notebooks Services

Lecture 113 Setup Docker Compose for Notes Services

Lecture 114 Use Multistage Builds for Our Images

Lecture 115 Merging Multiple Projects in Docker Compose

Lecture 116 Implement the NGINX Reverse Proxy

Lecture 117 Establish the Connections between Services

Lecture 118 Setup Models and Routes for the Notebooks Service

Lecture 119 Implement Routes to Create and Retrieve Notebooks

Lecture 120 Implement Routes to Update and Delete Notebooks

Lecture 121 Code Refactorings

Lecture 122 Implement Routes and Business Logic in the Notes Backend

Lecture 123 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service - Part 1

Lecture 124 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service - Part 2

Lecture 125 Storing Notebook IDs in the Notes Service - Part 3

Section 15:[Kubernetes] 10.000-Foot Overview

Lecture 126 Section Introduction

Lecture 127 Why Use Kubernetes?

Lecture 128 What Is Kubernetes?

Lecture 129 Kubernetes Architecture

Lecture 130 The Control Plane

Lecture 131 The Data Plane

Lecture 132 The kubectl CLI

Section 16:[Kubernetes] Installing Tools

Lecture 133[MacOS Users] Installing Kubectl in MacOS

Lecture 134[MacOS Users] Installing Minikube in MacOS

Lecture 135[Linux Users] Installing Kubectl in Linux

Lecture 136[Linux Users] Installing Minikube in Linux

Lecture 137[Windows Users] Installing Kubectl in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Lecture 138[Windows Users] Installing Minikube in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Section 17:[Kubernetes] Running Containers in Kubernetes

Lecture 139 Section Introduction

Lecture 140 Introduction to Pods

Lecture 141 The Pod Lifecycle

Lecture 142 Hands-On: Creating Pods with Kubectl

Lecture 143 Hands-On: Managing Pods with Kubectl

Lecture 144 Hands-On: Exposing Pods via Services

Lecture 145 Hands-On: Color API - Implement v1.0.0

Lecture 146 Hands-On: From Dockerfiles to Pods

Section 18:[Kubernetes] Object Management and YAML Manifests

Lecture 147 Section Introduction

Lecture 148 Object Management in Kubernetes

Lecture 149 Kubernetes Manifest Files

Lecture 150 Hands-On: Working with Imperative Commands - Part 1

Lecture 151 Hands-On: Working with Imperative Commands - Part 2

Lecture 152 Hands-On: Generating Kubernetes Manifests with kubectl

Lecture 153 Hands-On: Shortcomings of Imperative Commands with Configuration Files

Lecture 154 Hands-On: Declarative Object Management in Kubernetes

Lecture 155 Hands-On: Migrating from Imperative to Declarative Object Management

Lecture 156 Hands-On: Creating Multiple Kubernetes Manifests in the Same YAML File

Section 19:[Kubernetes] ReplicaSets and Deployments

Lecture 157 Section Introduction

Lecture 158 What Are ReplicaSets?

Lecture 159 Hands-On: Creating and Managing ReplicaSets

Lecture 160 Hands-On: Shortcomings of ReplicaSets - Updating Pods

Lecture 161 Hands-On: Shortcomings of ReplicaSets - Managing Existing Pods

Lecture 162 Introduction to Deployments

Lecture 163 Hands-On: Creating and Managing Deployments

Lecture 164 Hands-On: Updating the Pod Template

Lecture 165 Hands-On: Understanding Rollouts

Lecture 166 Hands-On: Scaling Deployments with Kubectl

Lecture 167 Hands-On: Troubleshooting Failed Rollouts

Section 20:[Kubernetes] Services Deep Dive

Lecture 168 Section Introduction

Lecture 169 Overview of Services

Lecture 170 Hands-On: Color API - Implement v1.1.0: Add hostname information

Lecture 171 Hands-On: Traffic Generator - Implement v1.0.0

Lecture 172 Hands-On: Deploy the Color API and Traffic Generator

Lecture 173 Hands-On: Working with ClusterIP Services

Lecture 174 Hands-On: Working with NodePort Services

Lecture 175 Hands-On: NodePort Services in Linux

Lecture 176 Hands-On: Working with ExternalName Services

Section 21:[Kubernetes] Resource Management

Lecture 177 Section Introduction

Lecture 178 Labels and Selectors

Lecture 179 Hands-On: Labels and Selectors in Kubectl

Lecture 180 Hands-On: Selecting Objects with MatchLabels and MatchExpressions

Lecture 181 Annotations

Lecture 182 Introduction to Namespaces

Lecture 183 Hands-On: Creating and Managing Namespaces

Lecture 184 Hands-On: Cross-Namespace Service Communication

Lecture 185 Introduction to Resource Quotas, Requests, and Limits

Lecture 186 Hands-On: Working with Resource Quotas

Lecture 187 Hands-On: Setting Resource Requests and Limits

Lecture 188 Hands-On: Rollouts, Resource Requests and Limits

Lecture 189 Introduction to Startup, Liveness, and Readiness Probes

Lecture 190 Hands-On: Color API - Implement v1.2.0: Add health endpoints

Lecture 191 Hands-On: Startup Probes in Details

Lecture 192 Hands-On: Color API - Implement v1.2.1: Add dedicated startup endpoint

Lecture 193 Hands-On: Liveness Probes in Details

Lecture 194 Hands-On: Readiness Probes in Details

Section 22:[Kubernetes] Storage and Persistence

Lecture 195 Section Introduction

Lecture 196 Introduction to Volumes

Lecture 197 EmptyDir and Local Volumes

Lecture 198 Hands-On: Working with EmptyDir Ephemeral Storage

Lecture 199 Introduction to Persistent Volume Claims

Lecture 200 Hands-On: Creating Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims

Lecture 201 Hands-On: Mounting Volumes in Pods and Containers

Lecture 202 Hands-On: Deleting Persistent Volumes and Persistent Volume Claims

Lecture 203 Hands-On: Dynamically Provisioning Persistent Volumes

Lecture 204 Introduction to StatefulSets

Lecture 205 Hands-On: Working with StatefulSets - Creating Persistent Volumes

Lecture 206 Hands-On: Working with StatefulSets - Creating the StatefulSet

Lecture 207 Hands-On: StatefulSets with Dynamically Provisioned Persistent Volumes

Lecture 208 Hands-On: Headless Services

Section 23:[Kubernetes] Configuration Management

Lecture 209 Section Introduction

Lecture 210 Introduction to ConfigMaps

Lecture 211 Hands-On: Color API - Implement v1.3.0: Receive color information externally

Lecture 212 Hands-On: Passing Information from ConfigMaps via Environment Variables

Lecture 213 Hands-On: Mounting ConfigMaps as Volumes

Lecture 214 Introduction to Secrets

Lecture 215 Hands-On: Passing Information from Secrets via Environment Variables

Lecture 216 Hands-On: Mounting Secrets as Volumes

Section 24:[Kubernetes] Project - Deploying a MongoDB Database

Lecture 217 Project Overview

Lecture 218 Create Database Credentials

Lecture 219 Create Headless Service and ConfigMaps

Lecture 220 Create the StatefulSet

Lecture 221 Deploy and Validate the StatefulSet

Lecture 222 Test Scaling the StatefulSet

Lecture 223 Color API - Implement v2.0.0: Refactoring the Code

Lecture 224 Color API - Implement v2.0.0: Persist Data in the MongoDB Database

Lecture 225 Color API - Implement v2.0.0: Implement Database Connection Logic

Lecture 226 Color API - Implement v2.0.0: Implement Routes for Business Logic

Lecture 227 Deploy the New Color API Version

Lecture 228 Project Wrap-Up and Clean-Up

Section 25:[Kubernetes] Security Fundamentals

Lecture 229 Section Introduction

Lecture 230 Introduction to Security in Kubernetes

Lecture 231 Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Lecture 232 Hands-On: Overview of Minikube's Roles and ClusterRoles

Lecture 233 The Kubernetes API

Lecture 234 Hands-On: Exploring API Resources

Lecture 235 Hands-On: Creating Two Users: Alice and Bob

Lecture 236 Hands-On: Configure Access Credentials for Alice and Bob

Lecture 237 Hands-On: Setup Permissions to Read Pods

Lecture 238 Hands-On: Use ClusterRoles for Cluster-Wide Permissions

Lecture 239 Hands-On: Exploring Subresources and Permissions

Lecture 240 Introduction to Service Accounts

Lecture 241 Hands-On: Default Service Accounts

Lecture 242 Hands-On: Creating Our Own Service Accounts

Lecture 243 Hands-On: RBAC - Clean-Up

Lecture 244 Introduction to Network Policies

Lecture 245 Calico vs. Native Kubernetes Network Policies

Lecture 246 Hands-On: Deny All Ingress Traffic

Lecture 247 Hands-On: Allow Traffic Between Specific Pods

Lecture 248 Hands-On: Exploring Pod Selectors

Lecture 249 Hands-On: Combining Pod Selectors

Lecture 250 Hands-On: Handling Egress Traffic

Lecture 251 Hands-On: Network Policies and Namespaces

Lecture 252 Introduction to Pod Security Standards (PSS)

Lecture 253 Hands-On: Working with Pod Security Standards

Lecture 254 Hands-On: Exploring the Pod Security Standards Documentation

Section 26:[Kubernetes] Kustomize

Lecture 255 Section Introduction

Lecture 256 Introduction to Kustomize

Lecture 257 Hands-On: Our First Kustomize Project

Lecture 258 Bases and Overlays

Lecture 259 Hands-On: Creating the Dev and Prod Overlays

Lecture 260 Transformations

Lecture 261 Hands-On: Working with Transformations

Lecture 262 Hands-On: Generating ConfigMaps

Lecture 263 Hands-On: Generating Secrets

Lecture 264 Hands-On: Introduction to Patching

Lecture 265 Hands-On: Working with Strategic Merge Patches

Lecture 266 Hands-On: Working with JSON Patches

Section 27:[Kubernetes] Project - Deploying Our Color API to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

Lecture 267 Project Overview

Lecture 268 Creating a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Account

Lecture 269 Overview of Project Costs

Lecture 270 Overview of GCP's UI Console

Lecture 271 Installing the gcloud CLI

Lecture 272 Exploring the GKE UI Console

Lecture 273 Create a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Cluster

Lecture 274 Connecting kubectl and GKE

Lecture 275 Deploying an Nginx-based Website

Lecture 276 Exploring Storage Classes in GKE

Lecture 277 Exploring API Resources in GKE

Lecture 278 Create Database Credentials for MongoDB

Lecture 279 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet - Part 1

Lecture 280 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet - Part 2

Lecture 281 Deploy the MongoDB StatefulSet - Part 3

Lecture 282 Deploy the Color API Application

Lecture 283 Create a LoadBalancer Service for External Access

Lecture 284 Color API - Implement v2.1.0-dev: Expose Prometheus Metrics

Lecture 285 Customize Database Deployments

Lecture 286 Deploy Prod Overlay and Customize Dev Color API Image

Lecture 287 Deny All Ingress and Allow Traffic Between Color API and MongoDB

Lecture 288 Allow External Traffic into Color API Pods

Lecture 289 Register Our Website Domain

Lecture 290 Allocate Static IPs for Ingress

Lecture 291 Create Ingress Objects

Lecture 292 Create Managed TLS Certificates

Lecture 293 Test Ingress Traffic from the Web Towards the Color API Pods

Lecture 294 Project Cleanup

Section 28: Congratulations!

Lecture 295 Congratulations + BONUS Lecture!

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TTC - How to Talk about Race
Released 9/2023
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There was a time, not too long ago, when talking openly about race was considered in poor taste. If you had good manners, you just didn't talk about politics, religion, or race-not with your family or friends, and certainly not with your coworkers. Even now, many people feel the topic of race is better left alone. What if we say something that's misunderstood? What if we're labeled a racist

Professor Anita Foeman understands those worries. In How to Talk about Race, she addresses those specific concerns and others, giving common-sense guidance and step-by-step instructions you can employ to develop a safe and productive dialogue about race. Having spent her professional life researching, teaching, writing, and facilitating conversations about race, Dr. Foeman believes the ability to engage in a productive dialogue is an important start-even if we can't solve every problem.

The Real Stories

It's impossible to understand race and culture in the United States without listening to individuals tell their unique stories. After all, while groups of people have shared similar experiences, it isn't until you hear a personal story that you can understand the human impact of race, beneath the gross generalizations.

In this course, you'll meet many fascinating people who have agreed to share their stories. As you get to know them, you might realize that your assumptions about their lives-if you had made those assumptions based only on their race-would have been far afield from their actual lived experiences. Among the many individuals you'll hear from in this course are

Daniel and Scott. Daniel is a Black man who was adopted from Haiti as an infant by a white American family; Scott is his father. From Daniel, you'll hear what it was like to always know you were different from your family, and the skills he had to develop even at a young age to begin to understand his identify. From Scott, you'll learn about specific decisions the family made to help Daniel and the family unit be able to freely address issues of race.
Meg. Meg is a white woman in a white family who describes her great-aunt as being prejudicial about almost any group of people. After sitting through years of discomfort caused by her relative's comments, you'll hear why and how Meg spoke up. You might be surprised by the simplicity of the question she finally asked her great-aunt, and the changes it caused in both of their lives.
Talon. Talon Silverhorn, a citizen of the Eastern Shawnee tribe of Oklahoma, grew up on a reservation, fully immersed in his culture. But he has relatives who were removed from their homes as children and taken to Indian boarding schools. He once described his American experience as living under the staircase like Harry Potter, but in his own home.
Avoiding the Pitfalls

Maybe you've wanted to enter in discussions about race but have never known how to start. If you're a person of color, you might want to talk to your white neighbors about the privilege you see them enjoying due strictly to their race, privilege they are possibly blind to. But should you? If you're white, what's the best way to engage with your white niece's Black fianc? and his extended family? Is there anything you can say to them about race that won't make you seem like a racist? Or is it best to just pretend that race doesn't exist?

Dr. Foeman has heard all the above questions and more. In this course, you'll learn why just pretending race doesn't exist is not the best answer. You'll also explore how to begin and continue the dialogues you want to pursue without ruining relationships in the process, getting yourself "in trouble" before you even know what happened. Dr. Foeman cannot promise complete comfort in these discussions, but she can help you avoid common pitfalls if you

Bring Your Humility. Whenever you're speaking about race to someone outside your own group, you will probably have gaps in understanding; admit it. Acknowledge that you're struggling to find the right words, and that you might stumble or say the wrong thing.
Speak Only for Yourself. No one can speak for an entire racial group, which might include millions of unique individuals. Be clear in conversation that you're speaking only from your own perspective.
Show Up-and Keep Showing Up. Yes, you might feel uncomfortable, misunderstood, or even angry. But if you care about the issue of race, don't give up. Remember that you're trying to bridge a challenging divide, not to convert anyone to your point of view. Try to end the conversation by letting the other person know that you hope the two of you can speak again.
Walking the Talk

For many of us, learning how to talk about race in a calm and productive manner is a big step forward. Each positive interaction can bring a greater sense of peace and control into our lives. But what if you want to take an even bigger step forward, making a positive contribution to racial discussions at the community, regional, or even national levels? How can you build on the insights you've gained from this course?

Dr. Foeman points out many ways to join with others who want to make a positive difference in racial issues in our country. In particular, she highlights

Braver Angels. Braver Angels is a national organization that brings together people across the political spectrum to listen, dialogue, and build alliances. Local groups and leadership are balanced with equal numbers of Republican- and Democratic-leaning individuals. Although the organization is not focused solely on race, race is part of the political discussion. Opportunities exist for action at the local, regional, and national levels with Braver Angels and its connections to other like-minded groups.
The Villanova Model. This four-stage dialogue program is offered as a formal course at Villanova University and informed by the Program on Intergroup Relations at the University of Michigan, but it can be implemented without the course structure. This program-which emphasizes the important distinctions between debate, discussion, and dialogue-can help you learn to build alliances within, and in addition to, the family.
"I Come From ..." Foeman shares this activity which is intended to open the door to complex thinking, addressing differences and similarities between individuals. Developed as part of the Villanova Model, it can also be used on its own in any small group where people strive to understand each other with respect to race and/or culture.
Whether you ever join a formal group or not, How to Talk about Race will help you make a difference. You will not only employ the skills you have learned in this course, whenever the topic comes up, but you will also see everything going on around you through this new lens of the possible. In fact, it's safe to say you'll never see things the same way again.

What Will You Learn?
Find out how to better understand the relationship between race and culture in the United States

Learn 10 tips for avoiding the common pitfalls of conversations across racial groups

Discover ideas for addressing racial differences among your family and friends


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TTC - The Power of Storytelling with Ari Shapiro
Released 11/2023
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Stories are one of the most fundamental aspects of the human experience. They seize our attention, help us make meaning, allow us to better understand ourselves (and others), and offer new perspectives on the world. But how do you make a story do all that? As a New York Times best-selling..

As a New York Times best-selling author and award-winning host of NPR's All Things Considered, Ari Shapiro knows the power of storytelling better than most. He's covered wars in Iraq, Ukraine, and Israel. He's sat down with celebrated authors and struggling families. He's reported from migrant caravans on the ground and press pools aboard Air Force One. And the longer he's worked in the field, the more convinced he's become of storytelling's primal importance.

"Stories are about more than information," he says. "They're an opportunity to foster understanding. That's why, whether you're a journalist or some other kind of storyteller, thinking deeply about storytelling, and working to make your stories come alive for the audience, is so worthwhile."

In The Power of Storytelling with Ari Shapiro, this master of the craft reveals the storytelling secrets he's learned over the course of his storied career as a reporter and performer. From finding a good story and choosing the right characters to conducting interviews and even delivering a story effectively out loud, the skills and techniques in these 12 fascinating lessons are a powerful toolkit for all kinds of storytellers at all levels of experience. This is a one-of-a-kind chance to get behind the microphone with a world-class journalist; to peer over his shoulder as he discovers and shapes some of his most memorable stories; and to learn how a great story, well-told, has the power to touch the hearts and minds of complete strangers.

Go behind the Scenes of Ari's NPR Stories

How does one succeed at storytelling? What makes one story memorable and another forgettable? How can a single story elicit deep emotional responses in an audience?

These are just a few of the questions that serve as the launchpad for Ari's helpful strategies on powerful storytelling. While no story is guaranteed to thrill everyone, your chances of telling a memorable story increase when you employ certain techniques and follow certain rules.

"Journalistic stories are grounded in facts and current events," Ari explains, "but nobody will remember them if they're just the facts. Stories are about more than information. Working to make your stories come alive for the audience is so worthwhile."

And what better way to see these techniques and rules in action than through Ari's own journalism? Each lesson in The Power of Storytelling with Ari Shapiro takes you behind the scenes of some of Ari's most powerful news stories. For example

Pacing. While reporting on millions of Venezuelans migrating a 250-mile journey into neighboring Colombia, Ari had to be careful not to lull listeners to sleep but to keep them enthralled. To do so, he consciously varied the pacing of his story. To hit his audience with the emotional gut punches these migrants were enduring, he had to slow down and let the audience absorb what they'd just heard.
Connection. In 2008, while in Houston covering Hurricane Ike, Ari met a mother and adult daughter, Linda and Evelyn, looking for a generator to help power a breathing machine for Linda's adult son, Mike. Ari followed them throughout the day, knowing that in Evelyn and Linda he'd found relatable characters trapped in a high-stakes situation-characters his audience would not only want to spend time with but would want to root for.
Transparency. When Ari visited the Poland-Ukraine border at the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in March 2022, he and his team arranged an interview with a family of Ukrainian refugees. Before the interview, he and his team sat down to explain how they would approach the conversation. He wanted to ensure his interview subjects knew they were in control of the discussion.
Improvisation. During a 2014 interview about Ferguson, Missouri, where demonstrations and violence followed the police killing of Michael Brown, Ari came prepared with questions. But one of the main reasons Ari considers this story so powerful and effective is that, when it came time to interview the mayor of Ferguson, James Knowles, he let his questions go. (Ari reveals the exact moment he set his script aside, and what happened next.)
Borrow from Ari's Storytelling Toolkit

The Power of Storytelling with Ari Shapiro is a chance for you to pore over Ari's own tried-and-true toolkit for memorable storytelling. With Ari's engaging and empowering lessons, you'll gain the confidence to use these tools toward whatever story it is you're trying to tell, from a news report to a novel to a public performance. As you go, you will learn

Don't Be Afraid to Vary the Emotional Palette. Think of a good story like a good dessert-There's not just one sweet note but a little bit of tartness or saltiness to offset the sugar. Moments of humor, surprise, and delight are worth including in even the saddest story because they keep it moving in unexpected directions and make it multidimensional. Just like life.
When in Doubt, Work from a Template. Organizing your material into a story can be daunting, but you don't need to invent a structure from scratch. Instead, work from tried-and-true templates. You can tell your story chronologically, or from two perspectives, or even start at the end and jump back in time to explain how we got there.
Always Think about Your Audience. Keeping your audience at the forefront of your mind when telling stories will guide you toward more meaningful tales and will also help you figure out what to include in your story (and what to leave out).
Tap into the power of archetypes. There's a reason that humans have been telling the same kinds of stories for millennia: Familiar characters have a deep pull on our psyche. If you're telling stories about large, abstract ideas, you don't need to reinvent the wheel. Instead, try finding an archetype (the hero, the trickster) to build a story on.
Whether you want to tell great stories yourself, or simply want an insider's look at how great stories come into being, The Power of Storytelling with Ari Shapiro is an engaging, insightful, and unforgettable learning experience.

What Will You Learn?
Learn the questions all storytellers should ask themselves before starting a story

Discover the right (and wrong) questions to ask people during sensitive interviews

Examine time-tested strategies for figuring out the main character of your story

Get helpful tips on finding the personal perspectives inside large, abstract stories

Boost your confidence at telling one of your stories before a live audience


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Next.js & React - Build Full Stack News Portal Application
Published 10/2024
Created by Kazi Ariyan
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Build Full Stack News Portal Application Include Frontend and Backend with Next.js, React.js,Express.js and MongoDB



What you'll learn
Build Full Stack News Portal Application
Next js Basic Portfolio Website With Admin Panel
Next js Fundamental
React js Fundamental
Express js Fundamental
Functional Component
MongoDB Fundamental
Design Total Application with Tailwind CSS From Scratch
Use Middleware for Protected Routes
Two Different Dashboard as Admin and Writer with Role
Fully Responsive Application for Any Device
User Logout Option
Learn how to implement authentication and authorization
Setup Image Upload Function to Cloudinary
Nested Route Manage
Admin and Writer Profile Setup
Change Password Setup
Modal News Image Function
News Filter Option Setup
News Custom Pagination Setup
News Search Option Setup
Get Latest, Recent and Popular News
Category Related News Shows
News API Create
Image Gallery Option
Deploy Next js Project to Web Server

Requirements
Basic Understanding of JavaScript
Good Grasp of Tailwind CSS
HTML and CSS Knowledge
Basic Command Line Knowledge

Description
Next.js & React - Build Full-Stack News Portal ApplicationAre you ready to master Next.js and React.js to build full-stack web applications from scratch? Look no further! In this comprehensive course, you'll learn to create a fully functional News Portal Application using the power of Next.js, React.js, Express.js, and MongoDB.Why Learn Next.js & React.js?Next.js is the go-to framework for building high-performance React applications. With its server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) capabilities, you'll be able to create super-fast and SEO-friendly web applications. Combined with React.js, the most popular frontend library, you'll be able to build modern, interactive, and scalable user interfaces.What You Will BuildThis course guides you through creating a full-stack news portal that includes:User Authentication: Learn how to implement secure user sign-up, login, and session management.News Posting & Editing: Build a dynamic news management system where authenticated users can post and edit news articles in real-time.Categories & Tags: Organize articles by categories and tags for better navigation and user experience.Responsive Design: Ensure your app is fully responsive and works across all devices using Tailwind CSS.Search & Filter: Implement advanced search and filtering functionality to help users easily find the news they care about.Admin Dashboard: Create an intuitive admin dashboard to manage users, posts, and comments efficiently.What You Will LearnNext.js Essentials:Server-Side Rendering (SSR) & Static Site Generation (SSG)Dynamic routing & API routesOptimizing performance with built-in Next.js featuresReact.js Advanced Concepts:State Management with Context API & ReduxBuilding reusable componentsManaging side effects with React HooksBackend Development with Express.js & MongoDB:RESTful API development with Express.jsConnecting your app to MongoDB for storing news articles, user data, and more.Implementing JWT Authentication for secure user management.Who Is This Course For?Frontend Developers looking to level up their skills by learning backend development with Next.js and MongoDB.Full-Stack Developers who want to build high-performance, full-stack applications using modern technologies.Anyone Interested in Web Development: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will walk you through the entire process of building a complex web application step by step.SEO & Performance OptimizationNot only will you build a stunning news portal, but you'll also learn how to optimize your application for SEO. We'll dive into techniques such as:Meta Tags Management for better search engine rankingsOptimizing images and assets for faster load timesImproving Lighthouse scores for better user experience and discoverabilityBy the end of this course, you'll have a deep understanding of Next.js, React.js, and full-stack development, along with the confidence to build and deploy your own high-performance web applications.Enroll today and start building the future of web development with Next.js and React.js!

Who this course is for
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