“…Skill Level Beginner to Intermediate What You Will Learn The core concepts of Functional Programming and how to apply them in Python First-class functions and what we can do with them Python's built-in list functions and how they help us work with data, including List Comprehensions Advanced functional concepts such as currying, recursion, and composition Who Should Take This Course Job titles: Software developer Programmer Course Requirements Pre-requisites: Knowledge of Python 3 syntax About Pearson Video Training Pearson publishes expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. …”

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“…By the end of this course, you will have learned how to do web scraping using Python and Scrapy. What You Will Learn Send a request to a URL to scrape websites using Scrapy Spider Get the HTML Response from the URL and parse it for web scraping Use Scrapy shell commands to test and verify CSS Selectors or XPath Export and save scraped data to online databases such as MongoDB Scrape data from multiple web pages using Scrapy pagination Login to websites using Scrapy FormRequest with CSRF tokens Audience This course is ideal for beginner Python developers who want to master web scraping or freelance web scrapers looking to polish their skills. …”

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“…He cautiously stepped into the realm of data, beginning with a simple Google search for "what does a data scientist do". He was determined to pursue a career in data science to become a data engineer by learning about big data tools and infrastructure design to build scalable systems and pipelines. …”

“…This course includes GitHub repositories you can reference: Python CLI Examples Basic Python CLI Web API with Python and Hugging Face models Learn objectives Consume and use APIs and SDKs in Python Create command-line programs for automation Develop web services and APIs with Python frameworks Package Python projects for distribution Apply skills to build useful interfaces for ML models Lesson 1: Working with APIs in Python Lesson Outline Overview of APIs and SDKs Using the Requests Library Consuming REST APIs Python SDKs like NumPy and SciPy Project: Building a Python script using APIs Lesson 2: Building Command-line Interfaces Lesson Outline Intro to automation with CLI tools Parsing arguments and options Organizing code into modules Python packaging for distribution Project: CLI tool for machine learning Lesson 3: Developing Web APIs Lesson Outline REST API concepts Web frameworks like Flask and FastAPI Building an API with Flask Developing APIs with FastAPI OpenAPI specs and documentation Project: Web API for movie recommendations About your instructor Alfredo Deza has over a decade of experience as a Software Engineer doing DevOps, automation, and scalable system architecture. …”

“…. - Josh Sandeman, Mpathy Software Learn how to write fast and safe web applications, and have fun doing it. - Alessandro Campeis, Prima…”

“…Stoeger -- Introduction -- Characteristics of the universe revealed by the sciences -- A universe that evolves at all levels -- A universe constituted by patterns of relationship -- A universe where natural processes have their own integrity -- A directional universe -- The cost of evolution -- Divine action in the Christ-event -- Jesus' vision of divine action : the reign of God -- Parables of divine action -- Healing -- The open table -- The community of disciples -- Divine action for Jesus -- Divine action in the light of the whole Christ-event -- God who lovingly waits upon creation -- The vulnerability of divine love -- Creation as divine self-bestowal -- The specific and historical character of divine acts -- Creation as the self-bestowal of God -- Enabling and empowering evolutionary emergence -- Noninterventionist divine action -- Enabling creaturely autonomy to flourish -- Divine action that accepts the limits of creaturely processes -- Creating through chance and lawfulness -- Special divine acts -- Special acts in the providential guidance of creation -- Approaches to special divine acts -- Divine action through secondary causes -- God's special acts in evolutionary emergence -- The dynamism and the creaturely limits of special divine acts -- Special divine acts in the life of grace -- Experiences of the Holy Spirit -- Personal providence -- Disruptive grace -- Special divine acts in the history of salvation -- Mediation by created realities -- Sacramental structure of special divine acts -- Miracles and the laws of nature -- The miracles of Jesus -- Aquinas on the dignity of secondary causes -- The laws of nature -- A theological approach -- The divine act of resurrection -- Resurrection : a free act of God from within creation that gives creation its deepest meaning -- Central expression of God's act of self-bestowal -- Evolutionary christology -- Sacrament of salvation -- Resurrection as ontological transformation -- Resurrection expressed in creation through secondary causes -- Experience of the risen Christ in the Christian community today -- The Easter appearances -- The eschatological transformation of creation -- God's redeeming act : deifying transformation -- Redemption and deification through incarnation in Athanasius -- The God-creation relationship -- The central place of Christ's death and resurrection -- Deification in Christ -- Exploring a theology of redemption as deifying transformation -- The deifying transformation of human beings -- The deifying transformation of the material universe -- The deifying transformation of the biological world -- A participatory theology of redemption -- God's redeeming act : evolution, original sin, and the Lamb of God -- The scapegoat mechanism -- Evolutionary science on human emergence -- Original grace and original sin in evolutionary history -- The end of scapegoating and the beginning of new creation -- Final fulfilment : the deifying transformation of creation -- We hope for what we do not see : God as absolute future -- Hope for the whole creation in the New Testament : Romans 8:18-25 -- Hope for the universe in patristic tradition : Maximus the Confessor -- The deification of the universe : Karl Rahner -- The deification of matter -- Radical transformation -- Real continuity -- Hope for the animals -- Prayers of intercession -- God wants our participation -- Sharing what matters with the beloved -- Entrusting ourselves to God -- Prayer as desire for God…”

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“…Developers will get excited about the many new opportunities at their fingertips and be astounded at what they can do and achieve with WSL. What You Will Learn: Install and configure WSL, a unique and novel configuration process Receive an unbiased overview of WSL, its architecture, installation, the command line, practical use cases, and advanced configuration Create a development workstation using WSL Compare and contrast the differences between WSL 1 and WSL 2 Explore, in depth, some of the more popular workflows in WSL, including Docker containers Consider and plan key factors for a large scale enterprise deployment of WSL This book is for developers who need to know WSL and how to build a development stack, integrating it with their preferred code editor or IDE if they so choose. …”

“…A solid understanding of what RESTful services and APIs can do and where to implement API security is necessary to get started. …”

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