Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using fixtures in your e2e tests -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Deploying Angular Applications -- Building and linting Angular applications inside your Nx monorepo -- Linting Nx projects -- Building your Angular libraries and applications -- Analyzing your build output -- Automatically deploying Angular applications -- Creating an access token -- Creating a .yml file -- Deploying the application to GitHub Pages -- Fixing workflow fails -- Summary -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Adding swimlanes and completing the process diagram -- Defining data models -- Building the Task UI -- Integration with external services -- Working with users -- Working together with robots -- Packaging and deployment -- Escalation and exception handling -- Administration and troubleshooting -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 8: Automating Decisions to Speed Up Your Processes -- Business problem -- Modeling - decision models and task models -- The decision model -- The data model -- The task model -- Composition of models -- Writing simple and complex decision logic -- Business rules -- Decision tables -- Defining the logic -- Rule vocabulary -- Governing changes in decision logic -- Collaboration -- Changes and commits -- Branches and merges -- Connection with Git -- Testing decisions -- Packaging and deploying decisions -- Single-click deployment -- Automation services -- Packaging and advanced deployment options -- Combining decisions with AI prediction -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Manage Documents with Content Management -- Problem statement -- Designing your content repositories -- Security -- Business data -- Applications -- Creating a content desktop -- Document entry template -- Role-based redaction -- Teamspaces -- Searching and accessing content from applications -- Extensions -- Retention policy -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: Extract Meanings with Document Processing -- Technical requirements -- Example - a bill of lading document -- Setting expectations for AI document processing systems -- Problem statement - automating inventory management systems -- Content classification and extraction with AI -- Document types and samples -- Training the classification model -- Training the extraction model -- Building a document processing application -- Customized document types and data formats -- Create document type…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 12.2.3 ‌Eisenhower-Matrix -- 12.2.4 Programmierer sind‌ Stakeholder -- 12.2.5 Ihr Bestes -- 12.3 ‌Reproduzierbarer Beweis -- 12.3.1 Dijkstra -- 12.3.2 Beweis der Korrektheit -- 12.3.3 ‌Strukturierte Programmierung -- 12.3.4 ‌Funktionale Dekomposition -- 12.3.5 Testgetriebene Entwicklung -- Kapitel 13: Integrität -- 13.1 Kleine Zyklen -- 13.1.1 Die Geschichte der‌ Versionsverwaltung -- 13.1.2 ‌Git -- 13.1.3 Kurze Zyklen -- 13.1.4 ‌‌Kontinuierliche Integration -- 13.1.5 Branches versus Toggles -- 13.1.6 ‌‌Kontinuierliches Deployment -- 13.1.7 ‌‌Kontinuierlicher Build -- 13.2 Unerbittliche Verbesserung -- 13.2.1 ‌Testabdeckung -- 13.2.2 ‌Mutationstests -- 13.2.3 ‌Semantische Stabilität -- 13.2.4 Aufräumen -- 13.2.5 Kreationen -- 13.3 Hohe‌ Produktivität beibehalten -- 13.3.1 ‌Viskosität -- 13.3.2 Umgang mit‌ Ablenkungen -- 13.3.3 ‌Zeitmanagement -- Kapitel 14: ‌Teamarbeit -- 14.1 Arbeit im Team -- 14.1.1 Offenes/virtuelles Bür‌‌‌o -- 14.2 Ehrliche und faire‌ Schätzungen -- 14.2.1 Lügen -- 14.2.2 Ehrlichkeit, Genauigkeit, Präzision -- 14.2.3 Genauigkeit -- 14.2.4 Präzision -- 14.2.5 Aggregation -- 14.2.6 Ehrlichkeit -- 14.3 Respek‌t -- 14.4 Niemals aufhören zu lernen…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Understanding TDD -- Red-Green-Refactor -- Speed is the key -- It's not about testing -- Testing -- Black-box testing -- White-box testing -- The difference between quality checking and quality assurance -- Better tests -- Mocking -- Executable documentation -- No debugging -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Tools, Frameworks, and Environments -- Git -- Virtual machines -- Vagrant -- Docker -- Build tools -- The integrated development environment -- The IDEA demo project -- Unit-testing frameworks -- JUnit -- TestNG -- Hamcrest and AssertJ -- Hamcrest -- AssertJ -- Code coverage tools -- JaCoCo -- Mocking frameworks -- Mockito -- EasyMock -- Extra power for mocks -- User interface testing -- Web-testing frameworks -- Selenium -- Selenide -- Behavior-driven development -- JBehave -- Cucumber -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Red-Green-Refactor - From Failure Through Success until Perfection -- Setting up the environment with Gradle and JUnit -- Setting up Gradle/Java project in IntelliJ IDEA -- The Red-Green-Refactor process -- Writing a test -- Running all the tests and confirming that the last one is failing -- Writing the implementation code -- Running all the tests -- Refactoring -- Repeating -- Tic-Tac-Toe game requirements -- Developing Tic-Tac-Toe -- Requirement 1 - placing pieces -- Test - board boundaries I -- Implementation -- Test - board boundaries II -- Implementation -- Test - occupied spot -- Implementation -- Refactoring -- Requirement 2 - adding two-player support -- Test - X plays first -- Implementation -- Test - O plays right after X -- Implementation -- Test - X plays right after O -- Requirement 3 - adding winning conditions -- Test - by default there's no winner…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Bundling Stylesheets -- Minifying and Adding Sourcemaps -- More Things webpack Can Do -- Visual Studio 2017 and Build Systems -- The Bundler and Minifier Extension -- The Task Runner Explorer -- IntelliSense for Gulp -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Deploying ASP.NET Core -- The New Hosting Model of ASP.NET Core -- Installing on Internet Information Services On Premise -- Making Sure All Is Well -- Installing AspNetCoreModule -- Publishing Applications via the Command Line -- Creating the Website -- Publishing the Applications via Visual Studio -- Deploying on Azure -- Deploying to Azure from Visual Studio with Web Deploy -- Continuous Deployment to Azure with Git -- Configuring the Azure Web App -- Configuring the Local Repository -- Deploying to Docker Containers -- Installing the Docker Support -- Publishing a Docker Image -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Developing Outside of Windows -- Installing .NET Core on macOS -- Building the First ASP.NET Core App on macOS -- Using dotnet Command-Line Interface -- Using Yeoman -- Visual Studio Code -- Setting It Up -- Development Features in Visual Studio Code -- IntelliSense -- Refactoring -- Errors and Suggestions -- Debugging -- Version Control -- Tasks -- Other Features -- OmniSharp -- Other IDEs -- Using Command-line Tools -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Putting It All Together -- Building a Triathlon Race Results Web Site -- Building the Back-Office Site -- Setting Up Entity Framework -- The Object Model -- The EF Core Context -- Migrations -- Building CRUD Screens -- The Controller -- The View -- Building the Registration Page -- Showing Real-Time Results -- Creating the Angular Client-Side Application -- Building the Web APIs -- Connecting with IoT Devices -- Deploying -- Summary -- Index -- EULA…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating a blog posts page component -- Posting data with fetch -- Creating new blog posts using fetch -- Creating a blog post form component -- Using React Router -- Understanding React Router data loading -- Using React Router for data loading -- Deferred React Router data fetching -- Using React Query -- Installing React Query -- Adding the React Query provider -- Getting data using React Query -- Updating data using React Query -- Using React Router with React Query -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 10: Interacting with GraphQL APIs -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the GraphQL syntax -- Returning flat data -- Returning hierarchical data -- Specifying query parameters -- GraphQL mutations -- Setting up the project -- Creating the project -- Creating a PAT for the GitHub GraphQL API -- Creating environment variables -- Using React Query with fetch -- Creating the header -- Creating the repository page -- Using Apollo Client -- Understanding Apollo Client -- Installing Apollo Client -- Refactoring the App component -- Refactoring the Header component -- Refactoring the repository page -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Part 4: Advanced React -- Chapter 11: Reusable Components -- Technical requirements -- Creating the project -- Using generic props -- Understanding generics -- Creating a basic list component -- Using props spreading -- Using render props -- Understanding the render props pattern -- Adding a renderItem prop -- Adding checked functionality -- Creating custom hooks -- Understanding custom hooks -- Extracting checked logic into a custom hook -- Allowing the internal state to be controlled -- Understanding how the internal state can be controlled -- Allowing checkedIds to be controlled -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 12: Unit Testing with Jest and React Testing Library -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Moby project -- Docker products -- Docker Desktop -- Docker Hub -- Docker Enterprise Edition -- Container architecture -- Summary -- Further reading -- Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 2: Setting Up a Working Environment -- Technical requirements -- The Linux command shell -- PowerShell for Windows -- Installing and using a package manager -- Installing Homebrew on macOS -- Installing Chocolatey on Windows -- Installing Git and cloning the code repository -- Choosing and installing a code editor -- Installing VS Code on macOS -- Installing VS Code on Windows -- Installing VS Code on Linux -- Installing VS Code extensions -- Installing Docker Desktop on macOS or Windows -- Testing Docker Engine -- Testing Docker Desktop -- Installing Docker Toolbox -- Enabling Kubernetes on Docker Desktop -- Installing minikube -- Installing minikube on Linux, macOS, and Windows -- Testing minikube and kubectl -- Working with a multi-node minikube cluster -- Installing Kind -- Testing Kind -- Summary -- Further reading -- Questions -- Answers -- Part 2:Containerization Fundamentals -- Chapter 3: Mastering Containers -- Technical requirements -- Running the first container -- Starting, stopping, and removing containers -- Running a random trivia question container -- Listing containers -- Stopping and starting containers -- Removing containers -- Inspecting containers -- Exec into a running container -- Attaching to a running container -- Retrieving container logs -- Logging drivers -- Using a container-specific logging driver…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Talentsuchmaschinen -- Social Media -- Profile finden -- Profile analysieren -- Weitere »Wasserlöcher« im Internet -- Fachartikel und Bücher -- Mailinglisten -- Blogs -- Webforen -- Stack Overflow -- Quora -- GitHub -- Treffpunkte im realen Leben -- Stammtische, Usergroups &amp -- Co. -- Konferenzen und Tagungen -- »Echtes« Guerilla-Recruiting -- Suchen lassen? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Dynamic Behavior with Partial Pages -- Exercise 7.05: Refactoring a Tag Helper to a Partial Page with Custom Logic -- Activity 7.01: Creating a Page to Edit an Existing Task -- View Components -- Exercise 7.06: Creating a View Component to Display Task Statistics -- Activity 7.02: Writing a View Component to Display Task Log -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Creating and Using Web API Clients -- Introduction -- Browser -- Web API -- RESTful API -- Postman -- Client -- Octokit -- API Key -- Azure Text Analytics -- Exercise 8.01: Performing Sentimental Text Analysis on Any Text -- Your Own Client -- HttpClient -- HttpClient and IDisposable -- OAuth -- Real-life Analogy -- API Analogy -- OAuth App for GitHub -- Authorization Header -- Basic Authentication -- API Key and Personal Access Token -- Third-Party Authentication-OAuth2 -- Request Idempotency -- PUT, PATCH, or POST -- Exercise 8.02: HttpClient Calling a Star Wars Web API -- Activity 8.01: Reusing HttpClient for the Rapid Creation of API Clients -- RestSharp -- Activity 8.02: The Countries API Using RestSharp to List all Countries -- Refit -- Activity 8.03: The Countries API Using Refit to List all Countries -- Other Ways of Making HTTP Requests -- Exercise 8.03: A Strongly Typed HTTP Client for Testing Payments in a PayPal Sandbox -- Activity 8.04: Using an Azure Blob Storage Client to Upload and Download Files -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Creating API Services -- Introduction -- ASP.NET Core Web API -- Creating a New Project -- Web API Project Structure -- An In-Depth Look at WeatherForecastController -- Responding with Different Status Codes -- Exercise 9.01: .NET Core Current Time Service -- Bootstrapping a Web API -- Dependency Injection -- Program.cs and Minimal API -- The Inner Workings of the AddLogging Method -- The Lifetime of an Injected Component -- DI Examples within a Service -- Singleton…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The vision of the IoT -- The evolution of the IoT -- The four pillars of IoT -- Setting up the development environment of the book -- Setting up your Arduino IDE environment -- Setting up your GitHub repository -- Choosing between IoT hardware -- Data acquisition -- Data processing and storage -- Connectivity -- Power management -- Designing a simple IoT system diagram -- A high-level design flow for a smart lightbulb -- A high-level design flow for AWS -- Defining systems and processes for smart objects -- Defining a problem -- The three-step model for working on IoT systems -- Creating the flow -- Practical exercise - creating a mini weather station -- Hardware -- Working with the BME680 -- ESP32 Wi-Fi auto-configuration -- ESPAsync_WiFiManager installation -- ESP32 programming OTA with a web server and mDNS -- ESP32 reading the BME680 sensor -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Understanding and Designing IoT Networks -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the fundamentals of network design -- Ranges -- Topology -- Understanding the seven-layer architecture of IoT -- Defining the design of an IoT network -- Defining what constitutes a smart object -- The components of a generic IoT network -- Putting it together -- Designing wired and wireless IoT networks -- Wired and wireless networks -- Cellular networks -- Machine-to-machine IoT networks -- Other IoT networks -- Practicing forming your own networks -- Practical - creating a Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi extender -- Hardware setup -- Coding it up -- Summary -- Further reading…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Turn APIs inside out by treating events as contracts -- Invert responsibility for invocation -- Connect services through an event hub -- Dividing a system into autonomous subsystems -- By actor -- By business unit -- By business capability -- By data life cycle -- By legacy system -- Creating subsystem bulkheads -- Separate cloud accounts -- External domain events -- Dissecting an autonomous subsystem -- Context diagram -- Micro frontend -- Event hub -- Autonomous service patterns -- Backend For Frontend -- External Service Gateways -- Control services -- Dissecting an autonomous service -- Repository -- CI/CD pipeline and GitOps -- Tests -- Stack -- Persistence -- Trilateral API -- Events -- API Gateway -- Functions -- Nano architecture -- Micro architecture -- Shared libraries -- Governing without impeding -- Providing automation and cross-cutting concerns -- Promoting a culture of robustness -- Harnessing the four key team metrics -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Taming the Presentation Tier -- Presentation tier innovation - zigzagging through time -- Client-side versus server-side rendering -- Build-time versus runtime rendering -- Web versus mobile -- Breaking up the frontend monolith -- By subsystem -- By user activity -- By device type -- By version -- Dissecting micro frontends -- The main app -- The index file -- The importmap file -- Micro-app registration -- Micro-app -- The entry file -- Root component -- Micro-app activation -- Micro-app life cycle -- Route-based activation -- Manual activation -- Mount points -- Manifest deployer -- Inter-application communication -- Designing for offline-first -- Transparency -- Status indicators -- Outbox -- Inbox -- Local cache -- Caching code -- Caching data reads -- Caching data writes -- Live updates -- WebSocket -- Long polling -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Trusting Facts and Eventual Consistency…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Introduction to ETL, Data Pipelines, and Design Principles -- Chapter 1: A Primer on Python and the Development Environment -- Introducing Python fundamentals -- An overview of Python data structures -- Python if...else conditions or conditional statements -- Python looping techniques -- Python functions -- Object-oriented programming with Python -- Working with files in Python -- Establishing a development environment -- Version control with Git tracking -- Documenting environment dependencies with requirements.txt -- Utilizing module management systems (MMSs) -- Configuring a Pipenv environment in PyCharm -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Understanding the ETL Process and Data Pipelines -- What is a data pipeline? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…List of Command-Line Tools -- alias -- awk -- aws -- bash -- bat -- bc -- body -- cat -- cd -- chmod -- cols -- column -- cowsay -- cp -- csv2vw -- csvcut -- csvgrep -- csvjoin -- csvlook -- csvquote -- csvsort -- csvsql -- csvstack -- csvstat -- curl -- cut -- display -- dseq -- echo -- env -- export -- fc -- find -- fold -- for -- fx -- git -- grep -- gron -- head -- header -- history -- hostname -- in2csv -- jq -- json2csv -- l -- less -- ls -- make -- man -- mkdir -- mv -- nano -- nl -- parallel -- paste -- pbc -- pip -- pup -- pwd -- python -- R -- rev -- rm -- rush -- sample -- scp -- sed -- seq -- servewd -- shuf -- skll -- sort -- split -- sponge -- sql2csv -- ssh -- sudo -- tail -- tapkee -- tar -- tee -- telnet -- tldr -- tr -- tree -- trim -- ts -- type -- uniq -- unpack -- unrar -- unzip -- vw -- wc -- which -- xml2json -- xmlstarlet -- xsv -- zcat -- zsh -- Index -- About the Author -- Colophon…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Understanding index maintenance -- The REBUILD index -- The REORGANIZE index -- Caution -- Summary -- Further reading -- Part 4: Working with Your Data on the Modern Data Platform -- Chapter 11 - Handling JSON Data in SQL Server -- Technical requirements -- Introducing JSON functionality built into SQL Server -- The basics of JSON -- JSON functions in SQL Server -- JSON as data in SQL Server -- JSON path in SQL Server -- Formatting results as JSON in SQL Server -- Using FOR JSON -- Filling the table -- Working with JSON data in SQL queries -- Discovering JSON data in SQL Server -- Extracting JSON data in SQL Server -- Modifying JSON data in SQL Server -- Building tabular results from JSON data in SQL Server -- Summary -- Chapter 12 - Integrating File Data and Data Lake Content with SQL -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the OPENROWSET (BULK..) function -- Required security and storage permissions -- Understanding external tables -- Summary -- Chapter 13 - Organizing and Sharing Your Queries with Jupyter Notebooks -- Technical requirements -- Creating Jupyter notebooks in Azure Data Studio -- Understanding notebooks in Azure Data Studio -- Creating a notebook in Azure Data Studio -- Creating the Jupyter book -- Adding a notebook to your Jupyter book -- Adding queries in your Jupyter notebooks -- Creating connections in your notebook -- Creating and executing SQL code in your notebook -- Formatting results -- Exporting results -- Resetting results -- Documenting your code with markdown in your notebooks -- Adding a text block to your notebook -- Creating a header for your notebook -- Using basic markdown for documentation -- Adding images and links to your documentation -- Managing and sharing your queries with Jupyter notebooks -- Simple sharing of Jupyter books and notebooks -- Using GitHub to collaborate on your notebook…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- ASP.NET Core 2.0 features -- Cross-platform support -- Microservice architecture -- Working with Docker and containers -- Performance and scalability -- Side-by-side deployments -- Technology restrictions -- When to choose ASP.NET Core 2.0 -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Setting Up the Environment -- Visual Studio 2017 as a development environment -- How to install Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition -- First steps with Visual Studio 2017 -- Creating your first ASP.NET Core 2.0 application in Visual Studio 2017 -- Creating your first ASP.NET Core 2.0 application via the command line -- Visual Studio Code as a development environment -- How to install Visual Studio Code on Linux -- Creating your first ASP.NET Core 2.0 application in Visual Studio Code -- Creating your first ASP.NET Core 2.0 application in Linux -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Creating a Continuous Integration Pipeline in VSTS -- Continuous integration, continuous deployment, and build and release pipelines -- Using VSTS for continuous integration and continuous deployment -- Creating a free VSTS subscription and your first VSTS project -- Organizing your work via work items -- Using Git as a version control system -- Using feature branches -- Merging changes and resolving conflicts -- Creating a VSTS build pipeline -- Creating a VSTS release pipeline -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Basic Concepts of ASP.NET Core 2.0 - Part 1 -- Building the Tic-Tac-Toe game -- Conceiving and implementing your first Tic-Tac-Toe feature -- Targeting different .NET Framework versions in the .csproj files of your projects -- Using the Microsoft.AspNetCore.All metapackage -- Working with the Program class…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Deploying with Cloud-based Services -- Cloud versus traditional hosting -- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) versus Platform as a Service (PaaS) -- Introduction to Git -- Deploying your application -- Nodejitsu -- Heroku -- Amazon Web Services (AWS) -- Create a MongoLab account and database -- Create and configure the AWS environment -- Microsoft Azure -- Digital Ocean -- Summary -- 11. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Cognitive accuracy and machine learning -- Google Cloud AI -- Cloud AutoML Alpha -- Cloud TPU Beta -- Cloud Machine Learning Engine -- Cloud Job Discovery Private Beta -- Dialogflow Enterprise Edition Beta -- Cloud Natural Language -- Cloud Speech API -- Cloud Translation API -- Cloud Vision API -- Cloud Video Intelligence -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Setting Up a Smart Forum App -- Technical requirements -- SmartExchange architecture -- SmartExchange demo -- Architecture overview -- Database design -- APIs -- Setting up the project -- Installing Git -- Installing Node.js -- Installing MongoDB (optional) -- Angular CLI -- Yarn (optional) -- Heroku Toolbelt (optional) -- Text editors (optional) -- Setting up mLab -- Test connection -- Robo 3T connection (optional) -- Setting up an authentication -- Creating the project -- Setting up API key -- Setting up service account key -- Setting up code -- Downloading base code -- App folder structure -- Server code walk-through -- Express and Mongoose -- Routes -- Security -- Mongoose models -- Controllers -- Client code walk-through -- Routing -- Authentication -- Services -- Components -- Running the app -- Deploying to Heroku -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Cloud Vision API -- Cloud Vision API -- Pricing -- Enabling the API -- Setting up a REST client -- Setting up cURL…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Installing Node.js -- Installing Visual Studio Code -- VS Code extensions -- Creating and running a React app -- Modifying a React app -- Debugging a React app -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 8: Getting Started with React -- Technical requirements -- Creating React components -- Examining our first React app -- Useful ES6 features -- Constants and variables -- Arrow functions -- Template literals -- Object destructuring -- Classes and inheritance -- JSX and styling -- Props and state -- Props -- State -- Stateless components -- Conditional rendering -- React hooks -- useState -- Batching -- useEffect -- useRef -- Custom hooks -- The Context API -- Handling lists with React -- Handling events with React -- Handling forms with React -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 9: Introduction to TypeScript -- Technical requirements -- Understanding TypeScript -- Common types -- Functions -- Using TypeScript features with React -- State and props -- Events -- Creating a React app with TypeScript -- Vite and TypeScript -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: Consuming the REST API with React -- Technical requirements -- Promises -- async and await -- Using the fetch API -- Using the Axios library -- Practical examples -- OpenWeather API -- GitHub API -- Handling race conditions -- Using the React Query library -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 11: Useful Third-Party Components for React -- Technical requirements -- Installing third-party React components -- Working with AG Grid -- Using the Material UI component library -- Managing routing with React Router -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Part III: Full Stack Development -- Chapter 12: Setting Up the Frontend for Our Spring Boot RESTful Web Service -- Technical requirements -- Mocking up the UI…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…To Build a Production-Ready ML/DL Environment -- 6.10 Deploying a Machine Learning Model as an API on the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform: From Source Code in a GitHub Repository with Flask, Scikit-Learn, and Docker -- 6.10.1 Create an OpenShift Cluster Instance -- 6.10.1.1 Deploying an Application from Source Code in a GitHub Repository -- Further Reading -- Conclusion: The Future of Computing for Data Science? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Continuous integration -- Git -- Maven -- JUnit -- Continuous delivery -- Continuous deployment -- There's more... -- See also -- Chapter 9: Using Multithreading on Enterprise Context -- Introduction -- Building asynchronous tasks with returning results -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using transactions with asynchronous tasks -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Checking the status of asynchronous tasks -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Building managed threads with returning results -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Scheduling asynchronous tasks with returning results -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using injected proxies for asynchronous tasks -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Chapter 10: Using Event-Driven Programming to Build Reactive Applications -- Introduction -- Building reactive applications using asynchronous servlets -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Building reactive applications using events and observers -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Building reactive applications using websockets -- Getting ready…”