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Programming Practices: Algorithms And Data Structures
Published 4/2023
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Language: English | Size: 277.36 MB | Duration: 0h 53m

Software practices, Algorithms, Data Structures, Software Engineering, Productivity, Clean Code​

What you'll learn
Basic concepts of Algorithms from programming practices perspective
Basic concepts of Data structures from programming practices perspective
A clear explanation of commonly used data strctures and algorithms independent of programming language
Decision framework to choose the optimal data strcuture and algorithm
Requirements
No programming experience needed. Familiarity with one or more programming languages would be definitely helpful to appreciate the generic knowledge.
Description
Welcome to Practical Algorithms and Data Structures for Programming, a one-hour course designed to help you understand and effectively use algorithms and data structures in your programming practice. This course covers a wide range of topics, from the basics of algorithms and data structures to more advanced concepts, with a focus on real-world programming scenarios.Note: The content of this course is also published as part of an in-depth course titled "Programming Practices Bootcamp for production ready coding."Course Outline:Course IntroductionOverview of algorithms and data structures in programming practicesData Structures: HashMapPrimary Purpose, Implementation Overview, ConsiderationsShould You Write Your Own Hash Function, ConclusionAlgorithms and Data Structures IntroductionOverview, Complex Data Structures, Understanding the BasicsSearch AlgorithmsLinear Complexity Concept, Linear Search ExampleUnderstanding the Language Libraries, Logarithmic ComplexitySorted Data Is Better for SearchSorting AlgorithmsIntroduction, Basic Concept, Implement and UnderstandPivot Vulnerability, Tuning to Handle Data PatternsAlgorithm Libraries, Comparison Functions, Return Types, and Error ConditionsAlgorithm Big O NotationNecessity, Small Data Behavior SurprisesData Structures: Dynamic ArraysIntroduction, Advantages, Maintaining Sorted CostReallocation, Deleting Elements, Moving DataData Structures: ListsIntroduction, Basic Concept, Storage StrategyReorganization Strategy, Validity After ModificationsWhen to Use Lists, Availability in Different LanguagesData Structures: TreesIntroduction, Types of Trees, CRUD OperationsTraversals, Real-World Applications of TreesBy the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of algorithms and data structures, and how to effectively use them in your programming practice. With practical examples and insights, this course will help you enhance your programming skills and build more efficient applications. Enroll now and start mastering algorithms and data structures for programming!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Software Practices for programming with Algorithms and Data Structures
Lecture 2 Overview
Lecture 3 Data structure overview
Lecture 4 Complex Data Strcutures
Lecture 5 Importance of understanding the basics
Section 3: Algorithms and programming practices
Lecture 6 Search algorithms
Lecture 7 The concept of linear complexity in algorithms
Lecture 8 Example of linear search
Lecture 9 Algorithm implementations provided by the programming language libraries
Lecture 10 Algorithms and logarithmic complexity (coding interview favorite! )
Lecture 11 Why sorting is important for search algorithms?
Section 4: Sorting Algorithms
Lecture 12 Introduction
Lecture 13 Basic Concept of sorting algorithms from programming practices perspective
Lecture 14 Curcial to implement yourself to understand the basics well
Lecture 15 Quick sort and the pivot vulnerability
Lecture 16 Reality is more prone to data patterns than the coding interview tries to show
Section 5: Algorithms and Libraries
Lecture 17 Using libraries for algorithms is recommended instead or reinventing the wheel
Lecture 18 The role of comparison functions in algorithms and programming practices
Lecture 19 Return types and Error conditions related programming practices for algorithms
Section 6: The Big-O notation overview
Lecture 20 Algorithms and the famous Big O notation
Lecture 21 Necessity for seemigly confusion theoretical notation and procedure to calculate
Lecture 22 Theory is good but reality can pack some surprises.
Section 7: Dynamic Arrays Data Strcutures
Lecture 23 Basic concept of Dynamic Arrays
Lecture 24 Adavantages provided by dyanmics array data structures
Lecture 25 Sorting and dynamic arrays
Lecture 26 Resource management of growing dynamic arrays
Lecture 27 Deleteing Elements from a dynamic array
Lecture 28 Data movement and dynamic arrays
Section 8: List data structure
Lecture 29 Overview of List as a data structure
Lecture 30 Basic concept
Lecture 31 Storage Strategy used by List
Lecture 32 Reorganization strategy used by list
Lecture 33 Data validity post modification
Lecture 34 When to use list data structure?
Lecture 35 Does every language provide a built in list data structure?
Section 9: Tree data structure
Lecture 36 Overview
Lecture 37 Types of trees
Lecture 38 CRUD operations on trees
Lecture 39 Tree traversals for data access
Lecture 40 Who uses trees?
Section 10: Hashmap data structure
Lecture 41 Introduction
Lecture 42 Primary Purpose of hashmap data structures
Lecture 43 How are hashmap implemented? (pseudo code)
Lecture 44 Consideration while working with hashmaps
Lecture 45 Should one write their own hash functions everytime?
Section 11: Conclusion
Lecture 46 Closing remarks
Lecture 47onus Lecture
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Programming Practices: Debugging And Testing Software
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 433.25 MB | Duration: 1h 15m

Software practices, Debugging, Software testing, software engineering, prodcutivity, unit testing, clean code​

What you'll learn
Basic debugging from programming practices perspective
Techniques to deal with bugs
Testing to avoid painful debugging in future
Actionable testing and debugging techniques to improve code quality and productivity immediately
Requirements
Basic programming experience in any programming language
Description
Welcome to Debugging and Testing in Programming Practices, a one-hour course designed to help you master the art of debugging and testing your code effectively. This course covers a wide range of topics, from debugging techniques and tools to various testing methodologies, with a focus on practical programming scenarios.Note: The content of this course is also published as part of an in-depth course titled "Programming Practices Bootcamp for production ready coding."Course Outlineebugging Course IntroductionDebugging and its importance, challenges, and techniquesDebugging Techniques and ConsiderationsStress Tests, Array Bounds, Start Small, Creating FailuresDon't Ship Test Code, Avoid Using Defaults, Test on Many MachinesTypes of TestingWhite Box Testing, Black Box Testing, User Testing, Correctness of TestsDebugging Tools and LanguagesSophisticated Tools, Errors Are Imminent, Same Time Programming As DebuggingDebugging Is Unpredictable and Time-Consuming, Techniques to Improve DebuggabilityRole of Language in DebuggingDebugger Advice and FeaturesUse Optimally, Availability, Stack Trace, Break Point, UtilityDebugger Challenges: DSL, System Dependent, Limited in Lower LevelsChoose Carefully, Don't Probe BlindlyDebugging Strategies and TipsFix Same Issue Throughout Code, Fixed Is Better Than ShippedRead Code Before Attaching Debugger, Explain Code to Someone, Collect Stack TraceSeek Patterns, Type Conversion Issues, Passing By Value and ReferenceFloat Conversion Issues, Uninitialized Variables, Start With Most Recent ChangeTesting and ToolsIntroduction, Testing Is Trying to Break Programs, Testing Can Get TrickyCode Generation, Test-Driven Development, Boundary TestingPre and Post Conditions, Using Asserts, Program Defensively, Check Errors and ExceptionsTest Automation and Systematic TestingCase for Test Automation, Automate Regression Testing, Create Self-Contained TestsDon't Reinvent The Wheel, Systematic Testing Incrementally, Start SimpleVerify Conservation Properties, Compare Independent Implementations, MeasureBy the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of debugging and testing techniques, and how to effectively apply them in your programming practice. With practical examples and insights, this course will help you enhance your programming skills and ensure the quality of your code. Enroll now and start mastering debugging and testing in programming practices!
Overview
Section 1: Bugs Everywhere!!
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Bugs seem universal
Lecture 3 More components, more complexity.
Lecture 4 Programming languages make an attempt to ease debugging but its upto you
Lecture 5 Sophisticated tools to check correctness of programs to make debugging managable
Lecture 6 Errors are imminent.
Lecture 7 You will spend same time programming and debugging during your career.
Lecture 8 Debugging can be unpredictable and time consuming at times
Lecture 9 You must invest in techniques to make your code easier to debug
Lecture 10 Role of programming language in debugging
Lecture 11 Treat tool chain warning with same rigour as bugs
Lecture 12 Programming language cannot prevent every error
Section 2: Features of a good debugger tool
Lecture 13 Ease of Availability
Lecture 14 Provision to provide Stack trace
Lecture 15 Break Points
Lecture 16 Add value to debugging experience
Lecture 17 Debugger Challenges when dealing with Domain Specific Languages
Lecture 18 Debugger Challenges around platform dependencies
Lecture 19 Debugger limitation
Lecture 20 Does one need to be cautious while choosing a debugger?
Lecture 21 Blind probing does not count as debugging!
Lecture 22 Using tool is not the primary objective!
Section 3: Debugging with sufficient clues and easy bugs
Lecture 23 Its always the world at fault.
Lecture 24 Collect the stack trace
Lecture 25 Reason backward as if solving a mystery.
Lecture 26 Seek Patterns
Lecture 27 Type Of conversion Issues
Lecture 28 When to pass by value or pass by reference?
Lecture 29 Float conversion issues
Lecture 30 Uninitialized Variables
Lecture 31 Start with recent changes
Lecture 32 Eradicate the issue not just fix an instance
Lecture 33 Shipped is better than perfect. Fixed is better than shipped!
Lecture 34 Debugger is not a tool to read code!
Lecture 35 Take help of peers as sounding board
Section 4: No Clues, Hard Bugs
Lecture 36 Reproduce the issue
Lecture 37 Programmatic Reproduction of issue
Lecture 38 Document the Inputs causing issues
Lecture 39 Observer the changes that make issue disappear
Lecture 40 Study the frequency of Failure
Lecture 41 Track intermediate outputs
Lecture 42 Self Checking Code
Lecture 43 Recording progress via log files
Lecture 44 Use block diagrams to "see" the issue
Lecture 45 Environment compatible tools
Lecture 46 Document the investigations
Lecture 47 Finally you may attach a debugger
Section 5: Non Reproducible Bugs.
Lecture 48 The black swans. The Ghost On the machine
Lecture 49 Niche bugs
Lecture 50 Other people's bugs
Section 6: Testing
Lecture 51 Motivation
Lecture 52 Testing is not debugging!
Lecture 53 Testing isn't obvious!
Lecture 54 Testing benefits from codegeneration.
Section 7: Test as you Code
Lecture 55 Test as you develop / Test Driven Development
Lecture 56 Boundary Testing
Lecture 57 Pre condition and post condition testing
Lecture 58 Use assert statements
Lecture 59 Program Defensively
Lecture 60 Check for errors and exceptions as you are coding
Section 8: Automation is a boon!
Lecture 61 Test automation is becoming mandatory
Lecture 62 Automate your regression Testing
Lecture 63 Create Self Contained Tests
Lecture 64 Don't reinvent the wheel
Section 9: Systematic Testing
Lecture 65 Testing incrementally is recommended
Lecture 66 Start with simple use cases
Lecture 67 Verify Conservation Properties
Lecture 68 Compare Independent Implementations
Lecture 69 Measure what matters
Section 10: Other consideration while testing software
Lecture 70 Stress Test
Lecture 71 Array bounds
Lecture 72 Start with small data
Lecture 73 Simulating or generating failure scenarios
Lecture 74 Don't ship the test code!!
Lecture 75 Case for not using default values in test cases
Lecture 76 Tests in multiple environments
Lecture 77 White box testing
Lecture 78 Black Box Testing
Lecture 79 User Testing
Lecture 80 Correctness of tests?
Lecture 81 Apply the knowledge!
Section 11: Conclusion
Lecture 82onus Lecture
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Programming Practices: Performance
Published 4/2023
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Language: English | Size: 254.24 MB | Duration: 0h 52m

Software Practices, Software performance, Andahl's law, Profiling, Optimization​

What you'll learn
Role of programming practices and coding standards in delivering high performance
Choosing battles to fix performance issues
Avoiding premature optimization
Writing human readable code that machines execute at optimal performance.
Requirements
Basic programming knowledge in any programming language.
Description
In this course, you'll learn about the principles, techniques, and best practices to optimize your code's performance. We'll cover everything from Amdahl's Law to performance engineering and optimization strategies, including measuring, profiling, and code tuning. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of how to improve your code's performance and ensure efficient resource utilization.Note: The content of this course is also published as part of an in-depth course titled "Programming Practices Bootcamp for production ready coding."Course Outline:Course IntroductionImportance of performance optimization in programmingAmdahl's Law and its implicationsPerformance Engineering ApproachPremature optimization vs. performance engineeringPrinciples of optimization and performance measurementEstablishing a baseline and picking your battlesTiming and ProfilingAutomated measurements and using profilersIdentifying hotspots and understanding the cost of profilingProfiling with external parametersStrategies for Speed OptimizationAppropriate algorithm selectionCompiler optimizationsCode tuning and targeted changesCode Tuning TechniquesCollecting common sub-expressionsChoosing cheaper alternativesLoop unrolling, caching, and dedicated allocatorsBuffering and handling special cases separatelyPrecomputing results and approximating valuesSpace Efficiency: Memory and StorageUnderstanding the trade-offs between space and performanceChoosing the right data types and complex data structuresBalancing storage and computationStoring data efficientlyBy the end of this course, you'll have gained the skills and knowledge to analyze and improve the performance of your code. You'll be able to apply various optimization techniques and strategies to ensure that your programs run efficiently and make the best use of available resources. Enroll now and start optimizing your code for better performance!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Amdahl's law
Lecture 2 The definition
Lecture 3 Basic premise
Lecture 4 Vertical Scaling: The tried and tested ad-hoc solution in cloud
Lecture 5 The Premature Optimization
Lecture 6 The performance engineering approach (recommended)
Section 3: Performance Overview
Lecture 7 Section introduction
Lecture 8 First principles of optimization
Lecture 9 Question the needs of optimization
Lecture 10 Pick your battles
Section 4: Basic steps of extracting performance
Lecture 11 Keep it simple
Lecture 12 Measure what matters
Lecture 13 Start with compiler options
Lecture 14 Assess Necessary changes first!
Lecture 15 Incremental changes
Lecture 16 Identify a baseline
Section 5: Basic guidelines for performance
Lecture 17 Introduction
Lecture 18 Repeat measurements before assuming the numbers are final
Lecture 19 Emulate processes for Testing
Lecture 20 Good design always pays off in the longer run
Section 6: Timing and profiling when working with performance
Lecture 21 Automate Measurements
Lecture 22 Use a profiler
Lecture 23 Identify hotspots
Lecture 24 Does profiling incur any cost?
Lecture 25 Do external parameters affect profiling?
Section 7: Strategy For Speed
Lecture 26 Does choice of algorithms affect performance?
Lecture 27 Role of compiler optimizations in performance
Lecture 28 Tuning code for performance
Lecture 29 Change only what matters
Section 8: Code Tuning
Lecture 30 Collect Common subexpressions
Lecture 31 Should one use cheaper alternative to sophiticated code?
Lecture 32 Loop unrolling
Lecture 33 Caching to the rescue
Lecture 34 Dedicated allocators
Lecture 35 Buffering for performance?
Lecture 36 Handling special cases
Lecture 37 Precomputing Results
Lecture 38 Does one always need precise values?
Section 9: Space Efficiency
Lecture 39 Memory and Storage scarcity?
Lecture 40 Role of appropriate Data type
Lecture 41 Storage compute tradeoff
Lecture 42 Complex data types
Lecture 43 Storing data efficiently
Section 10: Estimation
Lecture 44 Language model
Lecture 45 Operations like IO
Section 11: Conclusion
Lecture 46onus Lecture
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Programming Practices: Portability And Notation In Software
Published 4/2023
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Language: English | Size: 376.93 MB | Duration: 1h 6m

Software practices, Portability, Notation, Software Engineering, Software prodcutivity, Production issues​

What you'll learn
Importance of portability in modern cloud deployed software
Basic poratability issues that still persist across many mainstream languages
Importance of notation in maintainable software
Applying the simple techniques to ensure high quality software deliverables without rework
Requirements
Basic knowledge of any programming language
Description
This course focuses on programming practices that ensure code portability and effective notation. You will learn how to write portable code that works across different environments and platforms, as well as mastering the art of notation to improve code readability and maintainability. By the end of the course, you'll be able to develop software that is easily adaptable to new environments and write clean, understandable code.Note: The content of this course is also published as part of an in-depth course titled "Programming Practices Bootcamp for production ready coding."Course Outline:Introduction to Portability and NotationThe importance of portability and notation in programmingChallenges and benefits of writing portable code and effective notationProgramming Tools for PortabilityInterpreted languages, compiled languages, and virtual machinesParsers, expression trees, code generation, and just-in-time compilationVersion compatibility, team effort, and ideal use casesDeployment and InfrastructureInstallers, containers, and environment considerationsContinuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD)Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and reproducible infrastructureGood Practices for PortabilityWriting code for heterogeneous environmentsConsistent source code and mainstream standardsHandling language-specific problems and system interfacesNotation and ReadabilityChoosing the right language and learning the right toolsFormatting data and regular expressionsProgrammable tools and domain-specific languagesAdvanced Topics in Portability and NotationRegex complexity and patterns of literalInterpreters, compilers, and virtual machines in depthThe role of notation in insight and the necessity of formatting dataBy the end of this course, you'll have gained the skills and knowledge necessary to write portable, adaptable code and improve your code's readability through effective notation. Enroll now and start enhancing your programming practices for better software development outcomes!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Good practices to follow whenever writing any code
Lecture 2 Code is vulnerable to heterogenous Enviroments
Lecture 3 Consistent Source Code
Lecture 4 Use mainstream practices.
Lecture 5 Programming Language related issues
Section 3: Good practices from a programming language perspective
Lecture 6 Size of data types
Lecture 7 Order of evaluation
Lecture 8 Signs of sign issues
Lecture 9 Logical shift
Lecture 10 Byte Order
Lecture 11 Byte Alignment of Classes
Section 4: Enviroments
Lecture 12 Multiple compilers
Lecture 13 Prefer libraries over reinventing the wheel
Lecture 14 Program organization matters
Section 5: System Interface good practices from a Portability perspective
Lecture 15 Isolation
Lecture 16 Data exchange from portability perspective
Lecture 17 Byte Order
Lecture 18 Upgrade considerations from portability perspective
Section 6: Notation practices in programming
Lecture 19 Notation overview
Lecture 20 Choose the right programming language for your problem statement
Lecture 21 Learn the right tools
Section 7: Notation good practices
Lecture 22 Formatting data
Lecture 23 Regular Expressions
Lecture 24 Programmable Tools
Lecture 25 Interpreters, Compiler, Virtual Machines
Lecture 26 Code Generation
Lecture 27 Just in time compilation
Section 8: Notation: Formatting data
Lecture 28 Necessity
Lecture 29 Role of Notation In Insight
Lecture 30 Domain specific Languages
Section 9: Notation: Regular Expression
Lecture 31 Complexity
Lecture 32 Pattern of literals
Lecture 33 Don't underestimate the utility of regex
Section 10: Programmable Tools
Lecture 34 Overview
Lecture 35 Necessity of the intermediate representations
Lecture 36 Interpreted languages
Lecture 37 Compiled Languages
Lecture 38 Virtual Machines
Lecture 39 Parsers
Lecture 40 Expression trees
Section 11: Code Generation
Lecture 41 Basic concept
Lecture 42 Just in time compilation
Section 12: Software engineering perspective on portability : Installers
Lecture 43 Purpose
Lecture 44 Enviromental considerations
Lecture 45 Version compatability
Lecture 46 Software is a team sport
Lecture 47 Ideal use cases for installers
Lecture 48 Containers are installers
Section 13: Continuous integration and continuous deployment
Lecture 49 Continuous integration
Lecture 50 Continuous deployment/Delivery
Section 14: Infrastructure as code to acheive portability
Lecture 51 Consistent deployments
Lecture 52 Reproducible infrastructure
Lecture 53 Maintainable configuration
Lecture 54 Portability in production
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Programming Practices: Style
Published 4/2023
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Language: English | Size: 371.96 MB | Duration: 1h 15m

Software Practices, Programming Style, Productivity, Clean code, software engineering​

What you'll learn
Importance of programming style in stable software
Techniques to achieve a productive programming style across team
Considerations to ensure style doesn't become a point of debate among teams and a time sink.
Examples that can be easily mapped to daily production code
Requirements
Basic knowledge of any programming language
Description
This course teaches you the importance of programming practices and style, and how to write clear, maintainable code. You will learn various techniques for naming variables and functions, indentation, formatting, and avoiding common pitfalls in code readability. By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of how to write code that is easy to read, understand, and maintain, making you a more effective programmer.Note: The content of this course is also published as part of an in-depth course titled "Programming Practices Bootcamp for production ready coding."Course Outline:Introduction to Programming Practices and StyleThe importance of nurturing good style in programmingWriting code for humans and letting common sense prevailNaming ConventionsDesired characteristics of variable and function namesType in variable names and use verbs for function namesRemoving ambiguity and maintaining consistencyIndentation and FormattingUtilizing IDEs and configuration files for formattingAligning code for readability and understandingIndentation, expression, and statement writing tipsComments and DocumentationWriting comments for humans and their importanceBalancing valuable comments with code readabilityProper use of comments and avoiding bad practicesCode Readability and ComplexityWriting code in a natural, understandable formAvoiding complex expressions and unnecessary clevernessCaution against side effects and prioritizing ease of understandingControl Structures and Language FeaturesProper use of if-else, switch-case, and other control structuresMacro myths and avoiding multiple evaluationsMagic numbers, constants, and other code readability concernsConsistency and AdaptabilityConsistency over style: when to adapt existing code styleUnderstanding that programming languages are like natural languagesPreserving style within existing codebasesBy the end of this course, you will have developed the skills to write clean, maintainable, and easy-to-understand code, making you a more effective programmer. Enroll now and improve your programming practices and style for a successful career in software development.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Why does programming style matter?
Lecture 2 Necessity for nurturing good practices
Lecture 3 You write higher level languages for humans
Lecture 4 Let common sense prevail
Section 3: Naming Desired Characteristics
Lecture 5 Introduction
Lecture 6 Be concise
Lecture 7 Informative
Lecture 8 Memorable
Lecture 9 Pronouncable
Lecture 10 Naming and scope
Section 4: Variable Names
Lecture 11 Choosing variable names
Lecture 12 Always avoid using the word "always"
Lecture 13 Rules are local
Lecture 14 Use of type in variable names
Lecture 15 Using as functionality indicator
Lecture 16 Preference of spelling
Lecture 17 Quick Assignment
Lecture 18 Issues in code
Lecture 19 Solution and the fixed code
Section 5: Function naming
Lecture 20 Overview
Lecture 21 Use verbs
Lecture 22 Remove ambiguity
Lecture 23 Example walkthrough
Lecture 24 Solution
Section 6: Indentation
Lecture 25 Introduction
Lecture 26 Use IDE optimally
Lecture 27 Format configuration files
Lecture 28 Formatting as a build step
Lecture 29 Formatting earlier than build
Section 7: Expressions and statments
Lecture 30 Write as you want to read
Lecture 31 Use natural expression
Lecture 32 Parenthesize
Lecture 33 Code Example
Section 8: Complexity in expressions and statements
Lecture 34 Avoid complexity
Lecture 35 Languages trust programmers
Lecture 36 Cost of cleverness
Lecture 37 Abuse of bitwise operators
Lecture 38 Abuse of ternary operators
Lecture 39 Ease of understanding the code is paramount
Lecture 40 Caution against side effects
Section 9: Consistency and Idioms
Lecture 41 Consistency over style
Lecture 42 Arguments are waste of time
Lecture 43 Preserve style
Lecture 44 Natural language perspective
Lecture 45 Conventional approach
Lecture 46 A case for else-if
Lecture 47 Switch case and reality
Section 10: Still using Macros?
Lecture 48 Macro Myths
Lecture 49 Multiple evaluations?
Lecture 50 Parenthesize!
Section 11: Magic numbers
Lecture 51 Introduction
Lecture 52 Constants and magic numbers
Lecture 53 Using character constants
Lecture 54 Computing Array size in C
Section 12: Comments
Lecture 55 Comments are for humans
Lecture 56 Global variables and comments
Lecture 57 Comments and bad code
Lecture 58 Add values not confusion
Section 13: Conclusion
Lecture 59 Closing remarks
Lecture 60onus lecture
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Python Ocr: Learn Optical Character Recognition From Scratch
Published 4/2023
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Optical Character Recognition with Python: Build Your Own OCR System using Keras, Tensorflow, and Computer Vision​

What you'll learn
Understand the basics of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology and its applications.
Learn how to preprocess and prepare data for OCR model training using Python and OpenCV.
Gain an understanding of deep learning concepts, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and recurrent neural networks (RNNs), & their application to OCR
Develop hands-on experience in building and training OCR models using Keras, a deep learning library in Python.
Learn how to evaluate OCR models and measure their performance using metrics such as accuracy and loss.
Understand how to apply OCR models to real-world problems, such as captcha recognition.
Develop an appreciation for the potential of OCR technology and its impact on various industries, including healthcare, finance, and legal.
Enhance problem-solving skills and ability to apply machine learning concepts in real-world situations.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Python programming language
Description
Are you interested in computer vision and optical character recognition (OCR)? Do you want to learn how to build powerful OCR systems using Python and deep learning frameworks such as Keras and TensorFlow? Look no further than our comprehensive course on OCR using Python!In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of OCR and computer vision, including image preprocessing, feature extraction, and model training. You will gain hands-on experience building an OCR system from scratch using Python and deep learning, and learn how to use popular libraries such as OpenCV to preprocess images and extract features.Our course also includes a complete project where you will develop a CAPTCHA recognition OCR system, allowing you to put your skills into practice and build a real-world application. With this project, you will learn how to approach complex OCR problems and develop solutions that meet the needs of modern applications.Not only will you gain a solid understanding of OCR and computer vision, but you will also acquire valuable skills that are in high demand in the job market. Upon completion of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to develop advanced OCR systems and build applications that solve real-world problems. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your skills and open up new career opportunities!
Overview
Section 1: Fundamentals
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is Optical Character Recognition (OCR)?
Lecture 3 Optical Character Recognition Applications
Lecture 4 Traditional OCR Vs. Deep learning OCR
Lecture 5 About this project
Lecture 6 Why Python and Keras?
Lecture 7 Why Google Colab?
Lecture 8 How CAPTCHA Recognition is Done?
Section 2: Model Development and Prediction
Lecture 9 Download Dataset
Lecture 10 Python Code
Lecture 11 Pre-trained Model
Lecture 12 Prediction Folder
Lecture 13 Enabling GPU in Google Colab
Lecture 14 Current Status of GPU
Lecture 15 Connect Google Colab with Google Drive
Lecture 16 Import Libraries
Lecture 17 Pre-Process the Data
Lecture 18 Splitting Pre-Processed Image Data
Lecture 19 Displaying a Random Image
Lecture 20 Define Model
Lecture 21 Printing Model Summary
Lecture 22 Visualise the Model Architecture
Lecture 23 Callback
Lecture 24 Model Training
Lecture 25 Loading Pre-Trained Weights
Lecture 26 Prediction
Lecture 27 Performance Evaluation
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Sea Magic, Mother Ocean'S Seashells, Aquatic Life & Deities
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.33 GB | Duration: 3h 21m

A Shamanic Journey to Connect with the Magick, Symbolism and Energy of the Sea and Beach​

What you'll learn
Symbolism of Seashells and other treasures found on the beach
sea elementals
working with the tides
creating a sea spirit doll
sea mammals
atlantis leumuria
Requirements
A love for oceans, the sea, its magic and creatures
Description
Sea Magic, Mother Ocean, Seashells, Aquatic Life & Deities: A Shamanic Journey to Connect with the Magick, Symbolism and Energy of the Sea & BeachThis 3 hour online class covers:Learn how to connect with Mother OceanBasic information about Waves and CurrentSeashellsSeashell Divination and Aquatic Animal Messages made simple.Basic Seashell information: Gastropods vs BivalvesLearn about 23 popular Seashells used in divination with their symbolism and messages.Seashells Included are:Abalone Shell, Angel Wing Clam, Auger Shell , Cockle Shell , Clam Shell, Conch Shell , Cone Snail ShellCowry aka Cowrie Shell, Horseshoe Crab, Limpet Seashell, Moon Snail aka Necklace ShellMurex Shell , Mussels, Nautilus Seashell, Oyster Shell , Periwinkle Seashell , Sand Dollar, Scallop ShellAtlantic Slipper Shell, Spindle Shell aka Tulip Shells, Top Shell, Whelk ShellAquatic Sea Animals & CreaturesLearn about various Aquatic Animals, Birds, and Fish and their habitats, symbolism & messages.Dolphins, Whales, Manatee, Otter, Seal, Turtle or Tortoise and SeagullOther Sea Creatures, their habitats, and their meanings: Crab, Jellyfish, Salmon, Seahorse, Starfish, Mermaid's PurseAncient Saints & Deities of the Sea that are still honored today.A special section on Mythical Beings & Water Elementals, Undines, Selkies, Sprites, Kelpies, Mermaids and MermenSea Art: Inspirational ideas for art to make with your seashells and treasures. Seashell jewelry, Home and Garden décor ideas.Sea Altar: Suggestions for creating your own Sea Magic Altar with the seashells and treasures you found.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Sea Magic Class Guidelines
Section 2: Connecting With Mother Ocean
Lecture 3 Connecting With Mother Ocean
Lecture 4 Ocean Currents
Lecture 5 Waves
Section 3: Aquatic Sea Life
Lecture 6 Introduction to Whales & Dolphins
Lecture 7 Whales
Lecture 8 Dolphin
Lecture 9 Manatee
Lecture 10 Otter
Lecture 11 Seal
Lecture 12 Turtle Tortoise
Lecture 13 Seagull aka Gulls
Section 4: More Sea Creatures Found in the Sea and Beaches
Lecture 14 Crab
Lecture 15 Jellyfish
Lecture 16 Salmon
Lecture 17 Seahorse
Lecture 18 Starfish
Lecture 19 Mermaid's Purse
Section 5: Seashell Symbolism, Messages & Magic
Lecture 20 Introduction to Seashell Symbolism, Messages and Magic
Lecture 21 Seashell Divination Made Easy
Lecture 22 Seashell 101 Basic Information
Lecture 23 Abalone Seashell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 24 Angel Wing Clam Seashell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 25 Auger Shells Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 26 Clam Seashell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 27 Cockle Shells Heart Clam Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 28 Conch Shell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 29 Cone Snail Shell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 30 Cowrie Cowry Seashell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 31 Horseshoe Crab
Lecture 32 Limpet Seashell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 33 Moon Snail aka Necklace Shells Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 34 Murex Shell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 35 Mussels Symbolism and Messages
Lecture 36 Nautilus Shell Symbolism and Messages
Lecture 37 Oyster Shell Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 38 Periwinkle or Winkle Shells Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 39 Sand Dollar Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 40 Scallop Shell Symbolism and Messages
Lecture 41 Slipper Snail Shells Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 42 Spindle Shells aka Tulip Shells Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 43 Top Shells Top Snails Symbolism & Messages
Lecture 44 Whelk Symbolism & Messages
Section 6: Deities & Saints of the Sea
Lecture 45 Poseidon Greek God of the Sea
Lecture 46 Neptune Roman God of the Sea
Lecture 47 Aphrodite Greek Goddess
Lecture 48 Venus Roman Goddess
Lecture 49 Deities and Saints of the Sea
Section 7: Mythical Sea Beings, Water Elementals and Undines
Lecture 50 Mythical Sea Beings, Water Elementals and Undines Introduction
Lecture 51 Water Elementals
Lecture 52 Introduction to Undines
Lecture 53 Undines Water Elementals Part Two
Lecture 54 Water Sprites
Lecture 55 Mermaids Merman Part One
Lecture 56 Mermaids Mermen Part Two
Lecture 57 Selkies
Lecture 58 Kelpies
Section 8: Sea Magic Art & Inspiration
Lecture 59 Create Your Own Sea Magic Altar
Lecture 60 Seashell Décor, Jewelry and Inspiration
Lecture 61 Create A Sea Spirit Art Doll
Section 9: Congratulations!
Lecture 62 Thank you!
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Software Career Bootcamp: Career Planning And Interviews 101
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.35 GB | Duration: 4h 33m

Career Planning, System design interview, software engineer, career development, interviewing skills​

What you'll learn
Planning a career change in software industry
Limitations of career profiles
Strategies to stagger learning to grow as well as excel in interview without burning out
Thinking with a growth mindset instead of chasing designations and trends
Not falling for scamming interview portals selling incompatible dreams and false hopes.

Requirements
No programming experience needed.

Description
Welcome to Career Planning and Interview Preparation for Success, a comprehensive one-hour course designed to help you plan your career and prepare effectively for interviews. This course covers a wide range of topics, from identifying your dream job and understanding the competition to navigating the interview process and avoiding burnout.Course Outline:Avoid BurnoutStrategies for maintaining a healthy work-life balanceCourse StructureAn overview of the course content and objectivesDream JobIntroduction and ProximityCollege Ranking, Research, and AssignmentsOutsider ProtocolIntro, Theory, Hands-On, Resume, and SalaryProcesses, Warning, and Yearly ProgressInterviewPreparing for the big day and important remindersPurposeSection Intro, Immigration ChallengesService/Product Switch, Domain Switch, Stack SwitchInterview ProcessVariations in Duration, Location, and RoundsUnderstanding the Interviewer's PerspectiveVulnerabilitiesDomain Expertise, Framework Expertise, Programming LanguageSupply and DemandTech Life Span, Breadth vs. Depth, Gig EconomyUnderstanding the Job DescriptionUnderstanding CompetitionUncertainty and Role, Competition DistributionGauging Competition: Software Engineer, Senior Software Engineer, Technical LeadersFoundationSection Intro, Interview Process, Purpose, Systems, ComponentsReinforcementSection Intro, Interview Process, Purpose, Systems, ComponentsConversationSection Intro, Interview Process, Purpose, Systems, ComponentsEndgameSection Intro, Interview Process, Purpose, Systems, ComponentsBy the end of this course, you'll have a clear understanding of the steps needed to plan your career and prepare for interviews effectively. With practical advice and strategies for success, this course will guide you towards achieving your career goals and landing your dream job. Enroll now and begin your journey to career success!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 The objective of Course is to help your protect yourself from Burnout!

Lecture 2 Course Structure with rationale for the unconventional career development course

Section 2: The illusions of Dream Job

Lecture 3 Section Introduction

Lecture 4 The factor of proximity in the dream job fallacy

Lecture 5 Influence of college ranking in career development

Lecture 6 The secret of Research Labs and industry connections defining you career

Lecture 7 Formal education manufactures the X-factor of experience to boost careers

Section 3: The unspoken "Outsider protocol" that decides careers even before they start

Lecture 8 Section Introduction

Lecture 9 The role of academics and Theory in your career development

Lecture 10 The impact of hands on experience in propelling your career in early stages

Lecture 11 The "resume" that attarcts recruiters

Lecture 12 The realistic compensation factor that will shape your career

Lecture 13 Software careers are built based on processes not marksheets or degrees!

Lecture 14 Beware of differnce between the job description jargon and actual on job metrics

Lecture 15 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development comparison - Year 1

Lecture 16 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development comparison - Year 2

Lecture 17 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development comparison - Year 3

Lecture 18 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development comparison - Year 4

Lecture 19 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development - Year 5 Other three

Lecture 20 Outsider Protocol in action: Software career development: The lost generation

Section 4: Careers are shaped around Purpose not designation and compensations

Lecture 21 Purpose is the most important factor in career development

Lecture 22 Choosing career development and transitions for Immigration goals

Lecture 23 Challenges when switching between IT Services and Software product development

Lecture 24 Challenges while switching between domains for career growth

Lecture 25 Changing technical stack for career development and challenges involved

Section 5: Understanding the Interview Processes to manage your personal time investments

Lecture 26 Section Introduction

Lecture 27 Accounting for variable interview process durations

Lecture 28 The location of interview can play in role in your preparation

Lecture 29 Being aware of the ever changing landscape of interview rounds

Lecture 30 The biggest unkown factor in interviews in the Interviewer!

Section 6: Vulnerabilities in your expertise ( solution later in the course)

Lecture 31 Domain expertise vulenrabilities in career development

Lecture 32 The life on the edge for the Framework Experts

Lecture 33 Programming language experts and the brittle bubble they live in

Section 7: Assessing you career development from a Supply demand or recruitment perspective

Lecture 34 The technologies are prone to trends and fashions

Lecture 35 The role of breadth of knowledge and depth of knowledge in career development

Lecture 36 GigEconomy is transforming the notion of career in software engineering

Lecture 37 The skill of reading between the lines of a job descriptions!

Section 8: Quantify your competition to set realistic career goals

Lecture 38 Who are you actually competing against in the job market anyway?

Lecture 39 With higher roles comes more uncertainty!

Lecture 40 The competition distribution from expertise vulnerability perspective

Lecture 41 Competition distribution of software engineer talent pool ( 20-25 years appx. )

Lecture 42 Competition distribution for Senior Software Engineer talent pool ( 26-30 years)

Lecture 43 Competition distribution: Tech Lead/ Engineering Manager (30 - 35 appx)

Section 9: Foundation phase of career transition plan[9-12 months before interview]

Lecture 44 Section Introduction

Lecture 45 Alignment with the interview process variables

Lecture 46 Aligning with your Purpose goals

Lecture 47 Getting ready for dealing with bigger System

Lecture 48 Preparing for technical components from system design interview perspective

Section 10: Reinforcement Phase[6-9 Months before the interview]

Lecture 49 Section overview

Lecture 50 Interview process factors

Lecture 51 Purpose

Lecture 52 Systems Design interview Preparation

Lecture 53 Components preparation

Section 11: Convergence Phase[3-6 months before the interview]

Lecture 54 Section Overview

Lecture 55 Interview Process

Lecture 56 Purpose

Lecture 57 Systems

Lecture 58 Components for system design interview

Section 12: Endgame[0- 3 months before interview]

Lecture 59 Section Overview

Lecture 60 Interview process

Lecture 61 Purpose

Lecture 62 System design interview

Lecture 63 Components

Section 13: The final countdown: The day of the interview

Lecture 64 Section Overview

Lecture 65 The day of the interview

Lecture 66 Realistic reminders about the interview

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Software Career Bootcamp: Tech Lead, Project Lead, Team Lead
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 385.92 MB | Duration: 1h 34m

Tech Lead, Career development, Software Engineering, Technical Leadership, Career Growth​

What you'll learn
Expected responsibilites of tech leads
Actions items to upskill as tech lead
Self learning roadmap to becoming an expert as tech lead
Nuances of mentoring and managing to become effective tech lead
Requirements
Basic programming knowledge expected.
Description
Welcome to Leadership Essentials for Tech Leads, Team Leads, and Project Leads, a one-hour course designed to provide valuable insights and guidance for technical and project leaders in the software industry. This course covers various aspects of leadership, from understanding potential transitions and responsibilities to identifying action items and resources to help you excel in your leadership role.Course Outline:Course OverviewIntroduction to leadership essentials for tech leads, team leads, and project leadsPossible TransitionsExploring potential career paths and opportunities for technical and project leadersReasons for TransitionsUnderstanding the motivations behind career transitions in leadership rolesGauging CompetitionAssessing the competitive landscape in the software engineering leadership job marketResponsibilities OverviewDevelopment ResponsibilitiesDocumentation ResponsibilitiesDeployment ResponsibilitiesProduction ResponsibilitiesTeam Mentoring and CoachingDeveloping effective mentoring and coaching strategies for your teamManagement ResponsibilitiesUnderstanding and managing people, projects, and resources10 Action ItemsKey steps to prepare for success in technical and project leadership roles5 Things to AvoidCommon pitfalls and mistakes to avoid in leadership positions10 Book RecommendationsEssential reading for technical and project leaders seeking to enhance their skillsDatabase DesignPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionDistributed SystemsPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionSecurity and CryptographyPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionBy the end of this course, you'll have a clear understanding of the potential career paths, responsibilities, and resources available to help you succeed in your leadership role as a tech lead, team lead, or project lead. Enroll now and take the first step towards excelling in your leadership position!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Role of uncertainity as a metric of your career trajectory
Section 2: Career Transition Possiblilties And Purpose
Lecture 3 Possible changes in career trajectory
Lecture 4 Reasons for seeking opportunites outside your current organization
Lecture 5 Gauging Competition among potential talent pool
Section 3: Software Engineering Responsibilities
Lecture 6 Overall repsonsibilities Overview
Lecture 7 Development Responsiblities
Lecture 8 Documentation Responsibilities
Lecture 9 Deployment Responsibilities
Lecture 10 Production Responsibilities
Section 4: Responsibilites towards your software engineering team and teammates
Lecture 11 Mentoring Responsibilities
Lecture 12 Management Responsibilities
Section 5: Action items to ensure career is on track to career growth
Lecture 13 10 Action Items you must do
Lecture 14 5 actions you must avoid!!
Lecture 15 10 book recommendations to enrich you porfessional acumen
Section 6: Self Learning to ensure you stand out and build products that last
Lecture 16 Purpose of learning Database Design
Lecture 17 Procedure for learning Database Design
Lecture 18 Applying the database design theory in daily software engineering
Lecture 19 Purpose of learning distributed systems
Lecture 20 Procedure for learning distributed systems for career development
Lecture 21 Applying distributed systems theory in daily software engineering
Lecture 22 Purpose of learning Security and Cryptography
Lecture 23 Procedure for learning Security and Cryptography
Lecture 24 Applying the security and cryptography learnings in daily software engineering
Section 7: Conclusion
Lecture 25onus Lecture
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Software Career Bootcamp: The Realistic Engineering Manager
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 398.77 MB | Duration: 1h 49m

Software Engineering Manager, Project Manager in IT services, People Management, Software Engineering​

What you'll learn
Responsibilites of an Engineering Manager in a Software company
Software engineering specific responsibilites of an Engineering Manager
Sources of self learning for an Engineering manager
Practical action items for a software manager to ensure they can walk the talk instead of blindly motivating and burning out teams.
Requirements
Basic people management experience will be helpful but not necessary
Prior exposure to software development will be helpful but not necessary.
Description
Welcome to Upskilling for Engineering Managers: Beyond Imitation, a one-hour course designed to help engineering managers enhance their skills and knowledge without simply imitating others. This course covers a wide range of topics and resources, from career transitions and mentoring to understanding the unseen priorities and potential pitfalls of engineering management.Course Outline:Course OverviewIntroduction to upskilling for engineering managersCareer TransitionsExploring potential career paths and opportunities for engineering managersMentoring and ManagementBalancing mentoring and management responsibilities for your teamReasons for TransitionUnderstanding the motivations behind career transitions in engineering management10 Unseen PrioritiesIdentifying the less-obvious but crucial priorities in engineering management5 Things to AvoidCommon pitfalls and mistakes to avoid in engineering management rolesBook RecommendationsEssential reading for engineering managers seeking to enhance their skillsPeople Management: ExecutionStrategies for effective people management in engineering teamsPsychologyPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionEconomicsPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionFinance and Behavioral FinancePurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionEvolution, History, and PhilosophyExploring the historical and philosophical context of engineering managementNon-Engineering Self-LearningStrategies for continuous learning outside of the engineering domainAdvertising and MarketingPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionBusiness ManagementPurpose, Procedure, and ExecutionPeople Management: Principles and ProcessesUnderstanding the fundamentals of effective people managementBy the end of this course, you'll have a clear understanding of the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to excel as an engineering manager without simply imitating others. Enroll now and take the first step towards becoming a well-rounded, effective leader in the engineering world!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Software Engineering Career Perspective
Lecture 2 Career Transistions
Lecture 3 Mentoring and Management Responsibilities
Lecture 4 Reasons for opting a transition
Lecture 5 10 Unseen Priorities
Lecture 6 5 Things to avoid as a leader
Lecture 7 Book recommendations
Section 3: How to improve as a leader by learning instead of imitating motivational speaker
Lecture 8 Section Introduction
Lecture 9 Purpose of learning Advertising and Marketing
Lecture 10 Procdure to learn advertising and marketing
Lecture 11 Applying the knowledge of advertising in software engineering
Lecture 12 Purpose of learning Business Management
Lecture 13 Learning basics of business management before buying a degree
Lecture 14 Applying the knowledge of business management practically. Walking the talk
Lecture 15 Purpose of learning about people management. It is more than motivation!
Lecture 16 Acquiring knowledge about people management not just influencer jargon!
Lecture 17 Applying the knowledge. Walking the talk. Don't be an influencer!
Lecture 18 Purpose of taking interest in understanding Psychology
Lecture 19 Using a systematic approach to accumulate knowelge and apply judiciously
Lecture 20 Purpose of learning Economics
Lecture 21 Procedure to learn about the fundamentals of economics
Lecture 22 Applying the knowledge of economics in software engineering
Lecture 23 Purpose of educating yourself about finance and behavioral finance
Lecture 24 Procedure to learn about finance and personal finance
Lecture 25 Applying knowledge about finance and personal finance to software engineering
Section 4: Conclusion
Lecture 26 Final suggestion to learn about Evolution, History and Philosophy
Lecture 27onus Lecture
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The Complete Masterclass For Grpc In .Net (.Net 8)
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.09 GB | Duration: 4h 30m

From zero to hero: learn to use the high-performance gRPC framework to enhance your HTTP communications !​

What you'll learn
how to create a gRPC client FROM SCRATCH in any .NET app
how to create a gRPC server FROM SCRATCH in any .NET app
how to stream data from server to client and reversly
implement security with SSL certificates
use advanced features like deadlines or reflection
integrate gRPC services in an ASP NET web api
communicate from ASP NET Razor Page or Blazor WASM with gRPC APIs
Requirements
No prior gRPC knowledge needed
Familiarity with C# and .NET development
Basic knowledge of HTTP and RESTful APIs
Description
gRPC is a high-performance, cross-platform framework for building scalable APIs. In this course, you will learn how to leverage the power of gRPC to create fast and reliable APIs in .NET 8.gRPC is designed to be fast, efficient, and lightweight. It uses binary serialization instead of text-based protocols like JSON or XML, which can significantly reduce network traffic and improve performance. Additionally, gRPC uses HTTP/2, which enables multiplexed streams, header compression, and server push, further improving performance and reducing latency.In this course, you'll start by exploring the basics of gRPC, including how to create unary requests and responses. You'll learn how to define gRPC services and messages using Protocol Buffers, a language-agnostic binary serialization format that is used by gRPC. You'll also learn how to generate C# code from .proto files using the gRPC tools in .NET, and how to use the generated code to create gRPC clients and servers.Next, you'll move on to more advanced topics, such as streaming and SSL security. You'll learn how to use server streaming and client streaming to send and receive multiple messages over a single connection. You'll also learn how to secure your gRPC communications using SSL certificates.You'll also learn how to integrate gRPC with ASP.NET, the popular web application framework for .NET. You'll learn how to create gRPC services using ASP.NET Core, and how to use middleware to add authentication, authorization, and other functionality to your gRPC endpoints. You'll also learn how to host your gRPC services in a web application and how to consume them from gRPC clients, especially with Blazor WebAssembly.By the end of the course, you'll be able to build robust and efficient APIs using gRPC and .NET 8, and you'll have a deep understanding of the benefits of using gRPC over other API protocols.Topics covered:Introduction to gRPCCreating unary requests and responsesProtocol BuffersGenerating C# code from .proto filesStreaming with gRPCSecuring gRPC with TLS and SSL certificatesIntegrating gRPC with ASP.NETHosting gRPC services in a web applicationConsuming gRPC services from browser-based clients, such as Blazor WebAssembly, with gRPC-WebPrerequisites:Familiarity with C# and .NET developmentBasic knowledge of HTTP and RESTful APIsTarget audience:.NET developers who want to learn how to use gRPC to build high-performance APIsAnyone interested in learning about the benefits of gRPC over other API protocols
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Let me introduce myself
Lecture 2 Theory (the only video about theory!)
Section 2: Learning the basics
Lecture 3 Creation & configuration of the console applications
Lecture 4 Our first Protobuf contract!
Lecture 5 gRPC client & server boilerplate code
Lecture 6 Let's make a request... and get a response!
Lecture 7 Exercise 1: what should you do?
Lecture 8 Exercise 1: implementation
Lecture 9 What about collections in my messages?
Lecture 10 Exercise 2: implementation
Lecture 11 Stream data from the server to the client
Lecture 12 Stream data from the client to the server
Lecture 13 Stream data in both ways!
Lecture 14 Time to practice! Exercise 3 - pagination
Section 3: Advanced concepts
Lecture 15 Namespaces
Lecture 16 Create reusable types in your protobuf contracts
Lecture 17 Well-known types, or how to integrate common types like DateTime, TimeSpan, ...
Lecture 18 About enums
Lecture 19 Handle timeouts and cancellation
Lecture 20 Secure communication with SSL certificates
Lecture 21 Expose reflection capabilites
Section 4: Integrate gRPC with ASP.NET
Lecture 22 Add proto files to ASP.NET
Lecture 23 Add gRPC services in ASP.NET pipeline to handle requests
Lecture 24 Create a login endpoint
Lecture 25 Verify the token and secure the gRPC endpoint
Lecture 26 gRPC in the browser - Blazor WebAssembly - Introduction
Lecture 27 Fix the issues in our Blazor WASM application by using gRPC-Web
.NET developers who want to learn how to use gRPC to build high-performance APIs,Anyone interested in learning about the benefits of gRPC over other API protocols

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The Enneagram: Your Personality Type & Spiritual Development
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.00 GB | Duration: 0h 54m

An overview of the 9 types, the path to higher consciousness, and personal transformation​

What you'll learn
Introduction to the Enneagram model of self-development and it's origins
Description and illustration of the 9 Enneagram personality types
Answers to common questions about the Enneagram
Tips for the challenging task of determining your personality type
Insights for your spirituality and personal transformation through the Enneagram
Requirements
Curiosity about spirituality, psychology, and personality types
Curiosity about spiritual growth and healing
Description
This is an essential introduction for people who want to learn about the powerful psycho-spiritual model of the Enneagram. I've taught this material for decades to hundreds of students, and now I'm offering it to you on Udemy!It's a course designed for both beginners and those who are already familiar with the Enneagram. This program is one-of-a-kind: I'll show you the secret layers of meaning behind the model, and how it can lead you to higher consciousness.You'll gain insights about your deepest personality patterns, and about how to live with more peace, power, and purpose. This is an indispensable tool for changing the habits that no longer serve you, and launching into your spiritual growth!We'll start with the "why," the purpose of the Enneagram: a map to our true, enlightened selvesWe'll walk through the ancient, spiritual roots that created this guide to sacred psychologyWe'll explore how to type yourself, and other FAQs about the EnneagramWe'll break down how the model works, including how to understand the 9 typesWe'll locate your personality among the 9 types, and explore your unique struggles and giftsThe magic of this system is how it offers a clear path for our development, so we can access our potential as a human being. We'll focus the Enneagram as a catalyst for personal evolution, a consciousness-shifter that leads us into expanding spiritual awareness.I hope you join the millions of people who've found healing, wisdom, and self-compassion in the Enneagram. And I know you'll find the same in this course - The Enneagram: Your Personality Type & Spiritual Development!
Overview
Section 1: Background, Foundations, & Model of the Enneagram
Lecture 1 Reflective Journey of the Enneagram
Lecture 2 Origins of the Enneagram
Lecture 3 Navigating our Awareness: The Awareness V Continuum
Lecture 4 Introducing the Enneagram Model & Common Questions
Lecture 5 Why It's Hard to Type Ourselves & the Reality of Cultural Overlays
Lecture 6 The Enneagram Map to Wholeness
Section 2: The 9 Enneagram Types
Lecture 7 What is an Enneagram Type?
Lecture 8 Introducing the 9 Types
Lecture 9 Thank you!
For beginners AND those who want to go deeper into the Enneagram,People who want to understand their personality and core motivations,People seeking pathways for personal and spiritual growth

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The Metanoia
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 779.78 MB | Duration: 1h 0m

Activate your energy body to balance and beautify your life!​

What you'll learn
Learn how spiritual authority has corrupted our connection to the Divine
Learn how to correctly utilize prayer in order to improve your life
Learn how to properly move energy through your body to balance vital systems
Learn how to amplify your authentic nature in order to help others
Requirements
An open mind is required
Meditation experience recommended
Description
What does it mean to exercise true faith in this day and age? Is it a religious undertaking, spiritual, personal, or somewhere in-between all three? How has religious and spiritual authority stolen our inborn right to exercise this faith in the form of manifestational prayer? And most importantly, how do we reclaim our faith and prayer in order to raise our vibrations and become superhumans here on Earth? By implementing a powerful energetic technique designed to expand our consciousness, spoken of in the bible by Christ himself, you will come to understand your own power, learn to focus it, and use it to aid the evolution of humanity at large. Join Zane Wheeler on an unforgettable journey into the very nature of your soul. With 20+ years in the healing field, Zane shares time-tested methods of energy clearing and trauma healing that can be performed in the safety of your own home! Zane's techniques of personal evolution are life-changing and are sure to set your heart ablaze so you can both find your true path through life AND enjoy the pleasure of influencing others to find their unique power as well. Waste not a second longer and commit to bettering yourself through the amazing modules of Shadow to Shine Online starting right here with The Metanoia!
Overview
Section 1: Welcome to S2SO Module 1 - The Metanoia
Lecture 1 Hello and Welcome from Zane!
Section 2: Lecture 1: Understanding the Matrix
Lecture 2 Understanding the Matrix
Section 3: The Faith Paradox
Lecture 3 Lecture 2 : The Faith Paradox
Section 4: Lecture 3: Creative Awakenings and The Metanoia
Lecture 4 Creative Awakenings and the Metanoia
Section 5: Congratulations! Module Complete.
Lecture 5 Well done!
Spiritual seekers looking to maximize their potential and step into their power!

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Transportation Model
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.75 GB | Duration: 13h 16m

Operational Research, Supply Chain Management​

What you'll learn
Learn the basic concepts and assumptions of transportation model.
Learn to formulate a transportation table for a transportation problem.
Identify how to find out the basic initial feasible solution for a transportation problem using different methods
Complete a case study to review how transportation model is used in the induction process by Navy.
Explore different methods such as Vogel's approximation method, Least Cost method, North West Corner rule, Stepping Stone method, Modified distribution method.

Requirements
You don't need any perquisites for taking this course

Description
A transportation model is a mathematical tool used to optimize the distribution of goods between various sources and destinations. It is a powerful tool that can help businesses reduce costs, improve customer service, and maximize their operations.Understand What a Transportation Model Is and How It Works. A transportation model is a mathematical tool used to optimize the movement of goods from sources and locations to their destinations. The goal of this type of optimization is to minimize total costs while balancing customer service expectations. It considers various constraints such as shipment size, availability of transport capacity, cost structures, and others. By understanding the fundamentals of a transportation model, businesses can make more informed decisions and increase their operational efficiency.Transportation models are also beneficial in helping businesses analyze their current supply chain and identify potential areas of improvement or cost savings. They can be used to better understand the trade-offs between speed and cost, as well as customer service levels. Additionally, they can assist when deciding whether a long-term investment in a particular carrier or mode is worth the cost, in addition to optimizing production scheduling and inventory management practices. Ultimately, transportation models provide supply chain managers with insights that could transform the way they approach logistics operations.In this course, you will learn different methods to solve the problem related to a transportation model. These methods includes North West Corner Method (NWCM), Least Cost Method (LCM), Vogel's Approximation Method (VAM), Optimality test, Modified distribution method, Stepping stone method.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction and different methods of Transportation model

Lecture 1 Transportation model - Concepts

Lecture 2 Transportation model - Assumptions

Lecture 3 Transportation model - Procedural Steps

Lecture 4 TM - Step 1 - Formulation of transportation table

Lecture 5 TM - Step 2a - North West Corner rule

Lecture 6 TM - Step 2b - Least Cost method

Lecture 7 TM - Step 2c - Vogels approx method

Lecture 8 TM - Step 3 - Acceptability test

Lecture 9 TM - Step 4a - Stepping Stone method

Lecture 10 TM - Step 4b - Modified distribution method

Lecture 11 TM - Step 5a - Iterate towards optimality using SSM

Lecture 12 TM - Step 5b - Iterate towards optimality using MODI

Lecture 13 Transportation model - Case Study

Section 2: Examples of Transportation model

Lecture 14 TM - Example 1 - North West Corner Method (NWCM)

Lecture 15 TM - Example 2 - Least Cost Method (LCM)

Lecture 16 TM - Example 3 - Vogel's Approximation Method (VAM)

Lecture 17 TM - Example 4 - North West Corner Method (NWCM)

Lecture 18 TM - Example 5 - Least Cost Method (LCM)

Lecture 19 TM - Example 6 - Vogel's Approximation Method (VAM)

Lecture 20 TM - Example 7 - NWCM, LCM, VAM

Lecture 21 TM - Example 8 - Vogel's Approximation Method (VAM)

Lecture 22 TM - Example 9 - Optimality test

Lecture 23 TM - Example 10 - Unbalanced (Part 1)

Lecture 24 TM - Example 10 - Unbalanced (Part 2)

Lecture 25 TM - Example 11 - Unbalanced transportation problem

Lecture 26 TM - Example 12 - Prohibited route problem (Part 1)

Lecture 27 TM - Example 12 - Prohibited route problem (Part 2)

Lecture 28 TM - Example 13 - Alternate optimal solution

Lecture 29 TM - Example 14 - Degeneracy (Part 1)

Lecture 30 TM - Example 14 - Degeneracy (Part 2)

Lecture 31 TM - Example 15 - Maximization objective

The course can be useful for students studying operations research, professionals working in IT or Management industry responsible for managing the project.,Professionals working in supply chain management or in finance field.

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Web Design Course With Html Css And Wordpress
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.38 GB | Duration: 4h 13m

Learn the Basics of HTML, CSS, Wordpress and get Started with Web Design​

What you'll learn
Tag Element Attributes
Visual Studio Setup
Text and Heading
Text Formatting
Choosing Editor
Structure and Title
Text, Font, Background Color
Page Link and Hyperlink

Requirements
Understand English Language
Able to run computer

Description
Hello Everyone, Welcome to the Web Design Course for Beginners to Intermediate. If you plan to learn HTML, CSS, Wordpress from the beginning then this is a basic-level course. If you never open HTML, CSS, Wordpress before or if you don't have any previous knowledge then you join in this class because we designed this course from the very basic to advanced.This course have three separate section like HTML, CSS, Wordpress. So lets take a look what you will learn from this course:In HTML Section you will learn about:Tag Element AttributesChoosing EditorVisual Studio SetupStructure and TitleText and HeadingFont ColorBackground ColorText BackgroundFontsText FormattingPage Link and HyperlinkAdding and Resizing the ImageListTableI-frame and many moreIn CSS Section you will learn about the:CSS SelectorsExternal CSSMarginPaddingColor and BackgroundTextBorders and many moreIn WordPress Section you will learn about the:WordPress InstallationFunctionality of WordPressMediaPageCommentAppearancePluginsUserSettingsDevelop a complete site and many moreBy the end of this course, you will have strong skills in creating websites with. So once you will complete this course you will have knowledge about HTML, CSS and WordpressDuring learning, if you face any problem then you don't have to worry about I am always there for you to help you out. You just have to ask me the questions. I am expecting you to have you in my first lesson. Thanks

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: HTML

Lecture 2 Starting html

Lecture 3 Text and heading

Lecture 4 Link

Lecture 5 Images

Lecture 6 Table

Lecture 7 Iframe

Lecture 8 Text Formatting

Lecture 9 Style

Lecture 10 List and navigation

Section 3: CSS

Lecture 11 CSS Introduction

Lecture 12 CSS Colors

Lecture 13 CSS Background

Lecture 14 CSS Borders

Lecture 15 CSS Margins

Lecture 16 CSS Padding

Lecture 17 Box Models

Lecture 18 Align and Spacing

Lecture 19 CSS Float

Lecture 20 CSS Link

Section 4: Wordpress

Lecture 21 Wordpress function introduction

Lecture 22 Add media to post

Lecture 23 All tools for post

Lecture 24 Categories

Lecture 25 Comments

Lecture 26 Customizing themes part 1

Lecture 27 Customizing themes part 2

Lecture 28 Heading

Lecture 29 More settings on post

Lecture 30 Pages

Lecture 31 Post on wordpress

Lecture 32 Requirements for wordpress

Beginner who wants to learn html from the beginning

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Wordpress Per Blogger: Come Iniziare In Un'Ora
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: Italiano | Size: 788.53 MB | Duration: 1h 17m

Come scrivere e gestire il tuo blog WordPress partendo da zero​

What you'll learn
Creare un Blog Professionale
Conoscere Wordpress
Andare Online in poco più di un'ora
Garanzia 30 giorni Soddisfatti o Rimborsati.
Requirements
Il Corso è aperto a tutti
Description
Hai sempre desiderato creare un blog professionale con WordPress, ma hai pensato che fosse troppo complicato o che richiedesse molto tempo? Beh, questo corso fa al caso tuo! In appena un'ora, imparerai tutto quello che devi sapere per iniziare a usare WordPress e creare un blog bello e funzionale. E soprattutto, non è necessaria alcuna esperienza o conoscenza tecnica precedente. Quindi, se sei un social media manager, un web content editor o semplicemente qualcuno che vuole aprire un blog, questo corso è perfetto per te!Se sei alla ricerca di un corso che ti dia tutte le informazioni necessarie per iniziare senza alcun tecnicismo, questo è il corso che fa per te! In questo corso imparerai come: Configurare il tuo blog WordPress in un'oraScegliere un tema e progettare il tuo blogScrivere grandi contenuti che coinvolgano i tuoi lettoriOttimizzare il tuo blogWordpress è il CMS più popolare su internet e per una buona ragione. Wordpress è facile da usare, ha una libreria quasi infinita di plugin gratuiti, viene aggiornato regolarmente ed è utilizzato dal 30% di tutti i siti web. Si tratta di un sacco di siti web!Alla fine di questo corso, sarai in grado di creare un blog professionale, bello da vedere e facile da gestire. Allora, cosa stai aspettando?
Who this course is for
Blogger, Scrittori, Makers e Social Media Manager

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Yoga For Diabetes With Dolly Jain
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.33 GB | Duration: 2h 46m

Yoga and Exercise for Diabtes or Pre-diabetic​

What you'll learn
Great complimentary therapy for people living with diabetes
Potentially reduces the dependency of medication
Reduces stress, which in turn reduces blood glucose levels
Promotes relaxation, reduces anxiety, improves sleep quality
Stimulates parasympathetic nervous system
Improved circulation, preventing complications such as diabetic neuropathy
Reduce risk of falls ans injuries by improving flexibility, strength and balance
With relaxation techniques reduce inflammation in the body and manage insulin levels

Requirements
This course is designed for students, not teachers
Course is designed to be simple and easy to follow for even complete beginners
Although it is made to suit all, its best you consult your physician before you get started
You will need a mat and a comfortable space to practice

Description
Yoga can be a great complementary therapy for people living with diabetes. This ancient practice combines physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to help reduce stress, improve circulation, and promote overall well-being. By incorporating yoga into your daily routine, you can help manage your diabetes and potentially reduce your need for medication.One of the most important benefits of yoga for diabetes is stress reduction. Stress is a major factor in the development and management of diabetes, as it can cause the body to release hormones that raise blood sugar levels. Yoga can help lower stress levels by promoting relaxation, reducing anxiety, and improving sleep quality. Certain yoga poses, such as forward folds and gentle twists, can also stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps calm the body and reduce stress.Another benefit of yoga for diabetes is improved circulation. Diabetes can cause circulation problems, which can lead to nerve damage and other complications. Yoga can help improve blood flow to the feet and legs, which can help prevent complications such as diabetic neuropathy.Yoga can also help improve flexibility, strength, and balance. This is important for people living with diabetes, as they are at higher risk for falls and injuries. Certain yoga poses, strengthen the legs, improve balance, and promote overall mobility.Before starting a yoga practice, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider, especially if you have any complications from diabetes such as neuropathy or retinopathy.In conclusion, yoga can be a helpful tool for people living with diabetes. By reducing stress, improving circulation, and promoting overall well-being, yoga can help manage diabetes and potentially reduce the need for medication.

Overview
Section 1: Know your teacher

Lecture 1 Introduction about your teacher

Lecture 2 About the Course

Section 2: About diabetes

Lecture 3 Yoga a holistic approach for Diabetes

Section 3: Course

Lecture 4 Practice 1 (Monday)

Lecture 5 Practice 2 (Wednesday)

Lecture 6 Practice 3 (Friday)

Section 4: Yoga Nidra

Lecture 7 Yoga Nidra guidance

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Adobe Photoshop 2023 v24.4.1.449 (x64) Multilingual
File Size: 2.8 GB​

Reimagine reality with Photoshop. Millions of designers, photographers, and artists around the world use Photoshop to make the impossible possible. From posters to packaging, basic banners to beautiful websites, unforgettable logos to eye-catching icons, Photoshop keeps the creative world moving. With intuitive tools and easy-to-use templates, even beginners can make something amazing.

The creative world runs on Photoshop.
Millions of designers, photographers, and artists around the world use Photoshop to make the impossible possible.
Designed for anyone to design anything.
From posters to packaging, basic banners to beautiful websites, unforgettable logos to eye-catching icons, Photoshop keeps the creative world moving. With intuitive tools and easy-to-use templates, even beginners can make something amazing.
Not just photo taking. Breathtaking.
Whether you are looking for everyday edits or total transformations, our graphic design software offers a complete set of professional photography tools to turn your snapshots into works of art. Adjust, crop, remove objects, retouch, and repair old photos. Play with color, effects, and more to turn the ordinary into something extraordinary.
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Frame tool
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Aiseesoft FoneLab 10.3.52 macOS
File size: 65 MB​

If you are just careless to drop your iPhone into water, how to recover lost photos/videos and other files from your iPhone? The Mac iPhone Data Recovery Software can help you! What's more, whether your iOS device is locked because of the lost or forgotten password, or it gets smashed, damaged, or even broken, all the data are not lost!

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Aiseesoft iPhone Unlocker 2.0.6 macOS
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Unlock iPhone iPad and iPod by wiping passcode. Remove Apple ID if you forgot Apple ID or password. Recover and remove Screen Time passcode without data loss.

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