Tabla de Contenidos: “…Reasons for Showing Different Content to Search Engines and Visitors -- Leveraging the robots.txt File -- Using the rel="nofollow" Attribute -- Using the Robots Meta Tag -- Using the rel="canonical" Attribute -- Additional Methods for Segmenting Content Delivery -- Redirects -- Why and When to Redirect -- Good and Bad Redirects -- Methods for URL Redirecting and Rewriting -- How to Redirect a Home Page Index File Without Looping -- Using a Content Management System -- CMS Selection -- Third-Party CMS or Ecommerce Platform Add-ons -- CMS and Ecommerce Platform Training -- JavaScript Frameworks and Static Site Generators -- Types of Rendering -- JavaScript Frameworks -- Jamstack -- Problems That Still Happen with JavaScript -- Best Practices for Multilingual/Multicountry Targeting -- When to Enable a New Language or Country Version of Your Site -- When to Target a Language or Country with a Localized Website Version -- Configuring Your Site's Language or Country Versions to Rank in Different Markets -- The Impact of Natural Language Processing -- Entities -- Fair Use -- Structured Data -- Schema.org -- Schema.org Markup Overview -- How to Use Schema.org -- Summarizing Schema.org's Importance -- Google's EEAT and YMYL -- Author Authority and Your Content -- Why Did Google End Support for rel="author"? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The SOLID software methodology -- SRP -- Open/closed principle (OCP) -- Liskov substitution principle (LSP) -- Interface segregation principle (ISP) -- Dependency inversion principle (DIP) -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Writing Clean Functions -- Technical requirements -- Understanding the difference between OOP and FP -- Explanation of the differences -- Understanding why FP can lead to cleaner functions -- Unclean methods and how they affect software -- FP and clean methods -- FP examples -- Keeping methods small -- Indenting code -- Breaking out of loops -- Avoiding duplication -- Avoiding multiple parameters -- Implementing the SRP -- Handling exceptions in FP -- Adding comments for readability -- XML documentation comments -- Inline comments -- Variable declaration and memory management -- Declaring variables close to their usage -- Disposing of resources -- Applying security in methods, especially in APIs -- Input validation -- Authentication and authorization -- Protecting sensitive data -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Exception Handling -- Technical requirements -- Overview of exception handling in C# -- try-catch -- try-catch-finally -- Clean code exception-handling principles -- SRP -- OCP -- DIP -- Best practices for handling exceptions -- Handling the TPL AggregateException exception -- Use await with try-catch inside async methods -- Flatten the exception hierarchy -- Handle individual exceptions -- Handle exceptions as they occur -- Creating custom exceptions and when to use them -- Avoiding common mistakes in exception handling -- Testing exception handling -- Unit testing exception handling -- Integration testing exception handling -- End-to-end testing exception handling -- An employee management example of mocking and unit testing with correct exception handling -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Checking for changes and initiating a backup -- Hardcoding is OK for a short while -- The user command-line tool -- Persisting small data -- Parsing arguments -- Listing the paths -- String representations for your own types -- Adding paths -- Removing paths -- Using our new tool -- The daemon backup tool -- Duplicated structures -- Caching data -- Infinite loops -- Updating filedb records -- Testing our solution -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Building a Q&amp -- A Application for Google App Engine -- The Google App Engine SDK for Go -- Creating your application -- App Engine applications are Go packages -- The app.yaml file -- Running simple applications locally -- Deploying simple applications to Google App Engine -- Modules in Google App Engine -- Specifying modules -- Routing to modules with dispatch.yaml -- Google Cloud Datastore -- Denormalizing data -- Entities and data access…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- There's more... -- See also -- Looping over a map of objects -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Generating multiple blocks with the dynamic block -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Filtering maps -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Chapter 4: Using Terraform with External Data -- Technical requirements -- Obtaining external data with data sources -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Querying external data with Terraform -- Getting ready -- How to do it...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Single Variable -- Locking -- Causes of Concurrency -- Knowing What to Protect -- Deadlocks -- Contention and Scalability -- Conclusion -- 10 Kernel Synchronization Methods -- Atomic Operations -- Atomic Integer Operations -- 64-Bit Atomic Operations -- Atomic Bitwise Operations -- Spin Locks -- Spin Lock Methods -- Other Spin Lock Methods -- Spin Locks and Bottom Halves -- Reader-Writer Spin Locks -- Semaphores -- Counting and Binary Semaphores -- Creating and Initializing Semaphores -- Using Semaphores -- Reader-Writer Semaphores -- Mutexes -- Semaphores Versus Mutexes -- Spin Locks Versus Mutexes -- Completion Variables -- BKL: The Big Kernel Lock -- Sequential Locks -- Preemption Disabling -- Ordering and Barriers -- Conclusion -- 11 Timers and Time Management -- Kernel Notion of Time -- The Tick Rate: HZ -- The Ideal HZ Value -- Advantages with a Larger HZ -- Disadvantages with a Larger HZ -- Jiffies -- Internal Representation of Jiffies -- Jiffies Wraparound -- User-Space and HZ -- Hardware Clocks and Timers -- Real-Time Clock -- System Timer -- The Timer Interrupt Handler -- The Time of Day -- Timers -- Using Timers -- Timer Race Conditions -- Timer Implementation -- Delaying Execution -- Busy Looping -- Small Delays…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Administration -- Starting Members in Standalone Mode -- Replica Set Configuration -- Creating a Replica Set -- Changing Set Members -- Creating Larger Sets -- Forcing Reconfiguration -- Manipulating Member State -- Turning Primaries into Secondaries -- Preventing Elections -- Using Maintenance Mode -- Monitoring Replication -- Getting the Status -- Visualizing the Replication Graph -- Replication Loops -- Disabling Chaining -- Calculating Lag -- Resizing the Oplog -- Restoring from a Delayed Secondary -- Building Indexes -- Replication on a Budget -- How the Primary Tracks Lag -- Master-Slave -- Converting Master-Slave to a Replica Set -- Mimicking Master-Slave Behavior with Replica Sets -- Part IV. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Writing efficient image-scanning loops -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Scanning an image with neighbor access -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Performing simple image arithmetic -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Overloaded image operators -- Splitting the image channels -- Remapping an image -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Getting started with PowerShell -- Windows PowerShell -- PowerShell Core -- Execution Policy -- Help system -- PowerShell versions -- PowerShell editors -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: PowerShell Scripting Fundamentals -- Technical requirements -- Variables -- Data types -- Automatic variables -- Environment variables -- Reserved words and language keywords -- Variable scope -- Operators -- Comparison operators -- Assignment operators -- Logical operators -- Control structures -- Conditions -- Loops and iterations -- Naming conventions -- PowerShell profiles -- Understanding PSDrives in PowerShell -- Making your code reusable -- Cmdlets -- Functions -- The difference between cmdlets and script cmdlets (advanced functions) -- Aliases -- Modules -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Exploring PowerShell Remote Management Technologies and PowerShell Remoting -- Technical requirements -- Working remotely with PowerShell -- PowerShell remoting using WinRM -- Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and Common Information Model (CIM) -- Open Management Infrastructure (OMI) -- PowerShell remoting using SSH -- Enabling PowerShell remoting -- Enabling PowerShell remoting manually -- Configuring PowerShell Remoting via Group Policy -- PowerShell endpoints (session configurations) -- Connecting to a specified endpoint -- Creating a custom endpoint - a peek into JEA -- PowerShell remoting authentication and security considerations -- Authentication -- Authentication protocols -- Basic authentication security considerations…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Learning about the memory regions in the generated program -- Introducing data types for intermediate code -- Adding the intermediate code attributes to the tree -- Generating labels and temporary variables -- An intermediate code instruction set -- Instructions -- Declarations -- Annotating syntax trees with labels for control flow -- Generating code for expressions -- Generating code for control flow -- Generating label targets for condition expressions -- Generating code for loops -- Generating intermediate code for method calls -- Reviewing the generated intermediate code -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 10: Syntax Coloring in an IDE -- Writing your own IDE versus supporting an existing one -- Downloading the software used in this chapter -- Adding support for your language to Visual Studio Code -- Configuring Visual Studio Code to do Syntax Highlighting for Jzero -- Visual Studio Code extensions using the JSON format -- JSON atomic types -- JSON collections -- File organization for Visual Studio Code extensions -- The extensions file -- The extension manifest -- Writing IDE tokenization rules using TextMate grammars -- Integrating a compiler into a programmer's editor -- Analyzing source code from within the IDE -- Sending compiler output to the IDE -- Avoiding reparsing the entire file on every change -- Using lexical information to colorize tokens -- Extending the EditableTextList component to support color -- Coloring individual tokens as they are drawn -- Highlighting errors using parse results -- Summary -- Questions -- Section 3: Code Generation and Runtime Systems -- Chapter 11: Preprocessors and Transpilers -- Understanding preprocessors…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Alignment: Linking Work to Strategic Intent -- Managing Demand: Visualizing Work -- Capturing Demand -- A3 Reports -- DIBB and Amazon's Press Release -- Visualizing Work Using Kanban -- Visualize -- Limit Work in Progress -- Manage Flow -- Make Policies Explicit -- Implement Feedback Loops -- Improve Collaboratively -- Prioritization: Focusing on the Things That Matter -- Prioritizing Strategic Objectives -- Prioritizing Tactical Initiatives -- The Importance of Having a Clear Strategy and Tactical Plan -- Prioritizing Operational Action -- Helping Others -- Prioritizing BAU vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Foreword -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Refactoring with C# inVisual Studio -- Chapter 1: Technical Debt, Code Smells, and Refactoring -- Understanding technical debt and legacy code -- Where technical debt comes from -- Identifying code smells -- Introducing refactoring -- Refactoring tools in Visual Studio -- Case study - Cloudy Skies Airlines -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Introduction to Refactoring -- Technical requirements -- Refactoring a baggage price calculator -- Converting properties to auto properties -- Introducing locals -- Introducing constants -- Introducing parameters -- Removing unreachable and unused code -- Extracting methods -- Refactoring manually -- Testing refactored code -- Refactoring in other editors -- Refactoring in Visual Studio Code with the C# Dev Kit -- Refactoring in JetBrains Rider -- Refactoring in Visual Studio with ReSharper -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Refactoring Code Flow and Iteration -- Technical requirements -- Refactoring the boarding app -- Controlling program flow -- Inverting if statements -- Dropping else statements after return statements -- Restructuring if statements -- Using ternary operators -- Converting if statements into switch statements -- Converting to switch expressions -- Instantiating objects -- Replacing var with explicit Types -- Simplifying creation with target-typed new -- Using object initializers -- Iterating over collections -- Introducing foreach -- Converting to for loops -- Converting to LINQ -- Refactoring LINQ statements -- Choosing the correct LINQ method -- Combining LINQ methods -- Transforming with Select -- Reviewing and testing our refactored code -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Refactoring at the Method Level…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Managing data with config contexts and using Git -- Nautobot jobs versus Ansible playbooks -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Automating Networks with Nautobot Jobs -- Technical requirements -- Nautobot Jobs overview -- Introduction to the Django ORM -- Learning about the Nautobot Shell and ORM -- Reading data -- Adding and updating data -- Deleting data -- Adding Jobs to Nautobot -- Synchronizing Jobs into Nautobot from a Git repository -- Distributing Jobs as part of a Nautobot app -- Mounting or placing Jobs directly in JOBS_ROOT -- Creating your first Nautobot Job -- "Hello World" Nautobot Job -- Breaking down and building a Nautobot Job -- Adding dynamic dropdowns to your job -- Using Jobs to populate data in Nautobot -- Converting Python scripts into Nautobot Jobs -- Diving into even more Job features -- Job buttons -- Job Hooks -- Job scheduling -- Job approvals -- The Jobs API -- Job permissions -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Data-Driven Network Automation Architecture -- Data-driven network automation architecture -- Evolution of managed networks -- Manually managed networks -- Power tool automated networks -- Legacy and domain network management managed networks -- Infrastructure as Code (IaC) automated networks -- Nautobot automated networks -- SoT with Nautobot -- Integrations and extensibility -- SoT life cycle -- Nautobot enablers for SoT -- Automation and orchestration -- Understanding workflows -- Nautobot enablers for automation and orchestration -- APIs - REST, GraphQL, and Webhooks -- Modern network monitoring - telemetry and observability -- Data enrichment -- Data normalization -- Data collection -- Closed loop network automation -- User interactions -- Summary -- Part 4: Nautobot Apps -- Chapter 13: Learning about the Nautobot App Ecosystem -- Nautobot Apps overview -- Why Nautobot Apps? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…&lt -- /FONT&gt -- -- TÍTULOS &lt -- H#&gt -- TÍTULO&lt -- /H#&gt -- -- LISTAS -- NO ORDENADAS UL -- ORDENADAS OL -- DEFINICIÓN &lt -- DL&gt -- , &lt -- DT&gt -- Y &lt -- DD&gt -- -- MENÚ &lt -- MENU&gt -- -- LÍNEAS -- LÍNEAS DE SEPARACIÓN &lt -- HR&gt -- -- ANCHO DE LÍNEA &lt -- HR WIDTH=#&gt -- -- GROSOR DE LÍNEA &lt -- HR SIZE=#&gt -- -- COLOR DE LÍNEA &lt -- HR COLOR="COLOR"&gt -- -- ALINEACIÓN &lt -- HR ALIGN=CENTER O LEFT O RIGHT&gt -- -- IMÁGENES -- INSERCIÓN &lt -- IMG SRC=URL&gt -- -- REFERENCIAS DE TEXTO ALT -- TAMAÑO WIDTH Y HEIGHT -- ALINEACIÓN ALIGN="POSICIÓN" -- ALIGN=MIDDLE -- ALIGN=BOTTOM -- ALIGN=TOP -- ALIGN=LEFT -- ALIGN=RIGHT -- DISTANCIA ENTRE EL TEXTO Y LA IM -- HSPACE= PÍXELES Y VSPACE= PIXELES -- BORDES BORDER="TAMAÑO" -- FONDO DE PÁGINA -- COLOR DE FONDO BGCOLOR="COLOR" -- IMAGEN DE FONDO BACKGROUND=UR -- MULTIMEDIA -- SONIDOS -- FONDOS SONOROS &lt -- BGSOUND SRC=URL LOOP="TIEMPO"&gt -- -- ANIMACIONES -- PELÍCULAS &lt -- IMG DYNSRC=URL&gt -- -- HIPERVÍNCULOS -- EXTERNOS &lt -- A HREF=URL&gt -- "DESCRIPCIÓN DEL VÍNCULO" -- INTERNOS &lt -- A NAME="NOMBRE O REFERENCIA"&gt -- -- EN UNA IMAGEN -- A UNA URL -- PÁGINA DESTINO -- PÁGINA ORIGEN -- A UN CORREO ELECTRÓNICO&lt -- A (...) -- COLOR DE HIPERVÍNCULOS -- SONIDOS ACTIVADOS POR EL USUARIO -- TABLAS -- CREAR &lt -- TABLE&gt -- ...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- CONFIGURANDO EL AMBIENTE PYTHON -- DESCARGA E INSTALACIÓN DE PYTHON -- EJECUTAR UNA SECUENCIA DE COMANDOS EN LA VENTANA DE LA TERMINAL -- LA EJECUCIÓN DEL ENTORNO INTERACTIVO IDLE -- EDITORES DE TEXTO PARA PYTHON -- JUPYTER NOTEBOOK -- USANDO PYTHON CON JUPYTER NOTEBOOK EN GOOGLE COLABORATORY -- CONOCIENDO LO BÁSICO DE PYTHON -- LOS COMENTARIOS -- INDENTACIÓN -- VARIABLES -- OPERADORES -- DECLARACIONES CONDICIONALES -- FOR LOOPS (PARA BUCLES) -- BUCLE WHILE (MIENTRAS) -- INPUT (ENTRADA) DEL USUARIO -- TYPECASTING (TIPOGRAFÍA) -- DICCIONARIOS -- LISTAS -- TUPLAS -- CONJUNTOS -- FUNCIONES Y ARGUMENTOS -- ÁMBITO -- DECLARACIÓN DE DEVOLUCIÓN -- EXPRESIÓN LAMBDA -- COMPRENSIÓN DE LISTAS -- CONCEPTOS DE PROGRAMACIÓN ORIENTADA A OBJETOS (OOP) -- VENTAJAS DE LA PROGRAMACIÓN ORIENTADA A OBJETOS -- CLASES -- MÉTODOS -- OBJETOS -- CONSTRUCTO -- ATRIBUTOS DE INSTANCIA -- ATRIBUTOS DE CLASE -- SELF -- HERENCIA -- SUPER -- HERENCIA MÚLTIPLE -- POLIMORFISMO -- ENCAPSULACIÓN -- DECORADOR -- EXCEPCIONES -- IMPORTACIÓN DE PAQUETES -- GUÍA DE ESTILO PARA LA ESCRITURA DEL CÓDIGO PYTHON -- SANGRIA (INDENTATION)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Object Mode -- Transform -- Set Origin -- Mirror -- Clear and Apply -- Snap -- Duplicate -- Link/Transfer Data -- Join -- Convert -- Show/Hide -- Delete -- Edit Mode -- Mesh Visualization -- Normals -- Normal Configuration -- Auto Smooth -- The Toolbar in Edit Mode -- Other Modeling Tools in Edit Mode -- Duplicate (Shift+D) -- Fill: Make Edge/Face (F) -- Deleting &amp -- Dissolving (X) -- Merge Vertices (M) -- Separate (P) -- Bridge Edges Loops -- Triangles to Quads (Alt+J) -- Add Mesh Add-Ons -- Sculpting -- Brush Settings -- Preparing the Object -- Preparing the Interface -- Sculpting Tools -- Adding Resolution -- Remesh -- Dyntopo -- Modeling with Modifiers -- Generate Modifiers -- Array -- Bevel -- Boolean -- Decimate -- Geometry Nodes -- Mirror -- Multiresolution -- Remesh -- Skin -- Solidify -- Subdivision Surface -- Deform Modifiers -- Displace -- Wave -- Exercises: The Mad Hatter's Tea Party -- Exercise 1: Modeling a Teapot -- Setting the File -- Creating the Base Shape -- Creating the Handle and Spout -- Separating the Cover -- Creating the Teapot Base -- Exercise 2: Creating a Glass -- Setting the File -- Preparing the Basic Object -- Creating the Profile and Screwing It -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Building a 3D Environment -- Modeling for Architecture -- Precision Drawing -- Importing and Exporting CAD File Formats -- CAD Drawing Tools -- FreeCAD -- QCAD -- ODA File Converter -- Blender 3.0 Measuring Tools -- Annotate -- Measure -- Measurement -- MeasureIt -- Blender 3.0 Add-ons for Architectural Modeling -- Preinstalled Add-ons -- Edit Mesh Tools -- Precision-Drawing-Tools (PDT) -- Scatter -- Tiny CAD Mesh Tools -- Bool Tool -- Sapling Tree Gen and Modular Tree -- External Add-ons -- QBlocker -- Blender GIS -- Procedural and Parametric Modeling -- Add-ons for Procedural and Parametrical Modeling -- Internal Add-ons -- Archimesh -- Tissue…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Adding several widgets in a loop -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Chapter 2: Layout Management -- Introduction -- Arranging several labels within a label frame widget -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Using padding to add space around widgets -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- How widgets dynamically expand the GUI -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Aligning the GUI widgets by embedding frames within frames -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Creating menu bars -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Exercise 3.3 Low-Power Modes -- Moving From the Cortex-M3 -- Cortex-M4 -- Cortex-M0 -- Cortex-M0+ -- Conclusion -- 4 Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard -- Introduction -- CMSIS Specifications -- CMSIS-Core -- CMSIS-RTOS -- CMSIS-DSP -- CMSIS-Driver -- CMSIS-SVD and DAP -- CMSIS-Pack -- Foundations of CMSIS -- Coding Rules -- MISRA-C -- CMSIS-Core Structure -- Startup Code -- System Code -- Device Header File -- CMSIS-Core Header Files -- Interrupts and Exceptions -- Exercise 4.1 CMSIS and User Code Comparison -- CMSIS-Core Register Access -- CMSIS-Core CPU Intrinsic Instructions -- Exercise 4.2 Intrinsic Bit Manipulation -- CMSIS-SIMD Intrinsics -- CMSIS-Core Debug Functions -- Hardware Breakpoint -- Instrumentation Trace -- CMSIS-Core Functions for Corex-M7 -- Conclusion -- 5 Advanced Architecture Features -- Introduction -- Cortex Processor Operating Modes -- Exercise 5.1 Stack Configuration -- Supervisor Call -- Exercise 5.2 Supervisor Call -- PEND_SV Exception -- Example Pend_SV -- Interprocessor Events -- Exclusive Access -- Exercise 5.4 Exclusive Access -- Memory Protection Unit -- Configuring the MPU -- Exercise 5.5 MPU Configuration -- MPU Subregions -- MPU Limitations -- AHB Lite Bus Interface -- Conclusion -- 6 Cortex-M7 Processor -- Superscalar Architecture -- Branch Prediction -- Exercise 6.1 Simple Loop -- Bus Structure -- Memory Hierarchy -- Exercise 6.2 Locating Code and Data into the TCM -- Cache Units -- Cache Operation -- Instruction Cache -- Exercise 6.3 Instruction Cache -- Data Cache -- Memory Barriers -- Exercise 6.4 Example Data Cache -- Memory Protection Unit and Cache Configuration -- Cache Policy -- Managing the Data Cache -- Switch Off the Cache -- Disable Caching over a Region of System Memory -- Change the Cache Policy for a Region of System Memory…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title page -- Copyright and credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Introduction and Crash Course -- Chapter 1: Starting Your First Vue Project -- Technical requirements -- Understanding Vue as a framework -- Angular versus Vue -- React versus Vue -- Advantages of using Vue for your project -- Working with Vue -- Understanding the Vue instance -- Setting up a Vite-powered Vue application -- Vue's SFC architecture -- Exercise 1.01 - building your first component -- Exploring data properties as a local state -- Writing components with script setup -- Exercise 1.02 - interpolation with conditionals -- Understanding Vue directives -- Exercise 1.03 - exploring basic directives (v-text, v-once, v-html, v-bind, v-if, v-show) -- Enabling two-way binding using v-model -- Exercise 1.04 - experimenting with two-way binding using v-model -- Understanding data iteration with v-for -- Basic iteration using v-for -- Exercise 1.05 - using v-for to iterate through an array of strings -- Iterating through an array of objects -- Exercise 1.06 - using v-for to iterate through an array of objects and using their properties in v-if conditions -- Iterating through a keyed collection (Object) -- Exercise 1.07 - using v-for to loop through the properties of Object -- Exploring methods -- Exercise 1.08 - triggering methods -- Exercise 1.09 - returning data using Vue methods -- Understanding component lifecycle hooks -- Exercise 1.10 - using a Vue lifecycle to control data -- Styling components -- Exercise 1.11 - importing SCSS into a scoped component -- Setting up state-driven dynamic CSS in Vue 3 -- Understanding CSS modules -- Exercise 1.12 - styling Vue components using CSS modules -- Activity 1.01 - building a dynamic shopping list app using Vue -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Working with Data -- Technical requirements…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- WebAssembly goals -- WebAssembly support -- Setting up your PC -- Installing Microsoft Visual Studio Community Edition -- Installing .NET 7.0 -- Installing Microsoft SQL Server Express -- Create a Microsoft Azure account -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Building Your First Blazor WebAssembly Application -- Creating the Demo Blazor WebAssembly Project Technical Requirements -- Razor components -- Using components -- Parameters -- Required parameters -- Query strings -- Naming components -- Component life cycle -- Component structure -- Directives -- Markup -- Code block -- Routing -- Route parameters -- Optional route parameters -- Catch-all route parameters -- Route constraints -- Razor syntax -- Inline expressions -- Control structures -- Conditionals -- Loops -- Hot Reload -- Creating the Demo Blazor WebAssembly project -- Project overview -- Getting started with the project -- Running the Demo project -- Examining the Demo project's structure -- The Properties folder -- The wwwroot folder -- The App component -- The Shared folder -- The Pages folder -- The Client folder -- The _Imports.razor file -- Examining the shared Razor components -- The MainLayout component -- The NavMenu component…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Developing Content to Reach Buyers -- Marketing Strategy Planning Template -- The New Rules of Measurement -- Asking Your Buyer for a Date -- Measuring the Power of Free -- What You Should Measure -- Stop Thinking of Content Creation as a Marketing Expense -- In 2016 the Best Marketer Was Elected President -- Stick to Your Plan -- 11: Growing Your Business: How Marketing and PR Drive Sales -- It's Time for a Sales Transformation -- How Web Content Influences the Buying Process -- Tips for Creating a Buyer-Centric Website -- Develop a Site Personality -- Photos and Images Tell Your Story -- Include Interactive Content Tools -- Make Feedback Loops Available…”