Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Git Model of Branches -- Creating a Branch -- Checking Out a Branch -- Adding Content to a Branch -- One Working Directory-Many Branches -- Getting Information about Branches -- Deleting or Renaming a Branch -- Developing with Branches -- Advanced Topics -- Checking Out Non-branch Commits -- Checking Out Individual Files -- Summary -- About Connected Lab 5: Working with Branches -- Connected Lab 5 Working With Branches -- Prerequisites -- Steps -- Chapter 9: Merging Content -- The Basics of Merging -- The Merge Command -- Preparing for a Merge -- Types of Merges -- Rebasing-Merging with History -- Cherry-Picking -- Differences between Cherry-Pick and Rebase -- Merge Operations -- Dealing with Conflicts -- Merging Is a State -- Error Messages for Conflicts -- Aborting the Operation -- Dealing with Conflicts-the Workflow -- Resolution Options and Strategies -- Visual Merging -- Selecting a Merging Tool -- Making Merge Tools Available to Git -- Advanced Topics -- Alternative Style for Conflict Markers -- Advanced Rebasing Scenario -- Interactive Rebasing -- Summary -- About Connected Lab 6: Practicing with Merging -- Connected Lab 6 Practicing with Merging -- Prerequisites -- Steps -- Chapter 10: Supporting Files in Git -- The Git Attributes File -- What Can You Do with This File? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…No divergence - fast-forward and up-to-date cases -- Creating a merge commit -- Merge strategies and their options -- Reminder - merge drivers -- Reminder - signing merges and merging tags -- Copying and applying a changeset -- Cherry-pick - creating a copy of a changeset -- Revert - undoing an effect of a commit -- Applying a series of commits from patches -- Cherry-picking and reverting a merge -- Rebasing a branch -- Merge versus rebase -- Types of rebase -- Advanced rebasing techniques -- Resolving merge conflicts -- The three-way merge -- Examining failed merges -- Conflict markers in the worktree -- Three stages in the index -- Examining differences - the combined diff format -- How do we get there: git log --merge -- Avoiding merge conflicts -- Useful merge options -- Rerere - reuse recorded resolutions -- Dealing with merge conflicts -- Aborting a merge -- Selecting ours or theirs version -- Scriptable fixes - manual file remerging -- Using graphical merge tools -- Marking files as resolved and finalizing merges -- Resolving rebase conflicts -- git-imerge - incremental merge and rebase for git -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Keeping History Clean -- An introduction to Git internals -- Git objects -- The plumbing and porcelain Git commands -- Environment variables used by Git -- Environment variables affecting global behavior -- Environment variables affecting repository locations -- Environment variables affecting committing -- Rewriting history -- Amending the last commit -- An interactive rebase -- Reordering, removing, and fixing commits -- Squashing commits -- Splitting commits -- Testing each rebased commit -- External tools - patch management interfaces -- Scripted rewrite with the git filter-branch -- Running the filter-branch without filters -- Available filter types for filter-branch and their use -- Examples of using the git filter-branch…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Drive to Asynchrony -- Mechanisms for Asynchrony -- Multiple Machines -- Multiple Processes -- Multiple Threads -- Thread Scheduling -- Threads and Resources -- Thread-Specific Resources -- The Stack -- Thread Local Storage -- Registers -- Resources Shared by Threads -- Summary -- Chapter 2: The Evolution of the .NET Asynchronous API -- Asynchrony in the World of .NET 1.0 -- System.Threading.Thread -- The Start Method -- Stopping a Thread -- The Abort Method -- The Interrupt Method -- Solving Thread Teardown -- Another Approach: Background Threads -- Coordinating Threads (Join) -- Controlling a Thread's Interaction with COM -- Issues with the Thread Class -- Using the System Thread Pool -- Worker and I/O Threads -- Getting Work on to the Thread Pool -- ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem -- Timers -- The APM -- IAsyncResult -- Dealing with Errors -- Accessing Results -- Polling for Completion -- Waiting for Completion -- Completion Notification -- APM in the Framework -- APM and Delegates -- Changes to Async in .NET 1.1 -- Asynchrony in .NET 2.0 -- Logical and Physical Separation -- Passing Data into a Thread -- Closures -- SynchronizationContext -- Event-Based Asynchronous Pattern -- Error Handling in EAP -- EAP and Cancellation -- Multiple Async Requests -- Minor Changes in .NET 3.5 -- Lambda Expressions -- Thread Pool Heuristics in .NET 3.5 -- Big Changes in .NET 4.0 -- Remodeling the Thread Pool Queue -- Work-Stealing Queues -- Thread Pool Heuristics in .NET 4.0 -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Tasks -- What Is a Task ? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Ingress API - event -- Ingress API - command -- Egress SPI - webhook -- Egress API - query -- Tackling common data challenges -- Idempotence -- Enriching data -- Latching and cross-referencing -- Slow data resync -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Reacting to Events with More Events -- Promoting inter-service collaboration -- Choreography's pros and cons -- Dissecting the Control Service pattern -- collect -- correlate -- collate -- evaluate -- emit -- expire -- Orchestrating business processes -- Entry and exit events -- Parallel execution -- Employing the Saga pattern -- Compensating transactions -- Abort events -- Calculating event-sourcing snapshots -- What is ACID 2.0? …”