Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Measuring a network -- Degree of a network -- Diameter of a network -- Walks, paths, and trails in a network -- Components of a network -- Centrality of a network -- Closeness centrality -- Degree centrality -- Betweenness centrality -- Other measures of centrality -- Representing graph data -- Adjacency matrix -- Edge lists and adjacency lists -- Differences between graph data structures -- Importing data into a graph structure -- Adjacency list format -- Edge list format -- GEXF and GraphML -- GDF -- Python pickle -- JSON -- JSON node and link series -- JSON trees -- Pajek format -- A real project -- Exploring the data -- Generating the network files -- Understanding our data as a network -- Generating simple network metrics -- Playing with the parameters of a network -- Analyzing subgraphs -- Analyzing cliques and centrality in the subgraphs -- Looking for change over time -- Summary -- Sentiment Analysis -- What is sentiment analysis? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Killing enemies -- Updating the score -- Detecting collisions -- Handling collisions between projectiles and enemies -- Handling collisions between the player and enemies -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Adding Sound -- Project updates -- Adding new assets -- Updating the project settings -- Creating sound constants -- Creating the class -- Creating sound ID constants -- Creating volume constants -- Building the sound manager class -- Creating the class -- Adding imports -- Implementing the singleton pattern -- Adding music -- Creating playback functions -- Calling playback functions -- Adding menu sounds -- Creating playback functions -- Calling playback functions -- Adding gameplay sounds -- Creating variables -- Creating functions -- Calling playback functions -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Working with Configuration Files -- JSON versus XML -- Project updates -- Adding new assets -- Understanding the JSON configuration file -- A simple example -- Looking at the JSON format -- Building the enemy spawner -- Creating the enemy spawner class -- Adding imports -- Adding variables -- Parsing JSON data -- Populating the pool -- Spawning enemies -- Adding movement patterns to enemies -- Adding imports -- Adding variables -- Removing old functionality -- Creating the startPattern function -- Updating onSpawn and resetSpawn -- Updating PlayState -- Removing old functionality -- Using EnemySpawner -- Understanding the XML file -- Looking at the file's contents -- Pulling string data from XML -- Building the Strings class -- Handling XML data -- Building the StringIDs class -- Replacing strings -- Updating MenuState -- Updating GameHUD -- Updating LevelEndScreen -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Deploying to Multiple Platforms -- Building for Flash -- Deploying to the Web -- Building for Windows -- Building for OS X -- Building for Android -- Building for iOS -- Xcode setup…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…External tables -- Hive table partition -- Hive static partitions and dynamic partitions -- Hive partition bucketing -- How Hive bucketing works -- Creating buckets in a non-partitioned table -- Creating buckets in a partitioned table -- Hive views -- Syntax of a view -- Hive indexes -- Compact index -- Bitmap index -- JSON documents using Hive -- Example 1 - Accessing simple JSON documents with Hive (Hive 0.14 and later versions) -- Example 2 - Accessing nested JSON documents with Hive (Hive 0.14 and later versions) -- Example 3 - Schema evolution with Hive and Avro (Hive 0.14 and later versions) -- Apache HBase -- Differences between HDFS and HBase -- Differences between Hive and HBase -- Key features of HBase -- HBase data model -- Difference between RDBMS table and column - oriented data store -- HBase architecture -- HBase architecture in a nutshell -- HBase rowkey design -- Example 4 - loading data from MySQL table to HBase table -- Example 5 - incrementally loading data from MySQL table to HBase table -- Example 6 - Load the MySQL customer changed data into the HBase table -- Example 7 - Hive HBase integration -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Designing Real-Time Streaming Data Pipelines -- Real-time streaming concepts -- Data stream -- Batch processing versus real-time data processing -- Complex event processing -- Continuous availability -- Low latency -- Scalable processing frameworks -- Horizontal scalability -- Storage -- Real-time streaming components -- Message queue -- So what is Kafka? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Introducing TestMakerFree -- Core features and requirements -- Preparing the workspace -- Disclaimer-Do (not) try this at home -- The broken code myth -- Stay hungry, stay foolish, yet be responsible as well -- Versions and builds -- Setting up the project -- Alternative setup using the command line -- Test run -- Looking around -- The configuration files -- Program.cs -- Startup.cs -- The appsettings.json file -- The package.json file -- Upgrading (or downgrading) Angular -- Upgrading (or downgrading) the other packages -- The tsconfig.json file -- The webpack configuration files -- Updating the webpack.config.js file -- Patching the webpack.config.vendor.js file -- Why use a dynamic module bundler? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Serializing a dataset to JSON and back -- Getting ready -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Serializing objects to JSON and back using RTTI -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Sending a POST HTTP request for encoding parameters -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Implementing a RESTful interface using WebBroker -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Controlling the remote application using UDP -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Using app tethering to create a companion app -- Getting ready -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating DataSnap Apache modules -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating WebBroker Apache modules -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Using native HTTP(S) client libraries -- Getting ready -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Logging like a pro using LoggerPro -- Getting ready -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Chapter 7: Linux Development -- Introduction -- Creating Linux TCP/IP servers -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- How to correctly handle Linux signals -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- How to build a modern Linux daemon -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- systemd -- See also -- Building a TCP/IP Linux server and daemonizing it -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Selecting data from XML using XPath -- 75. Serializing data to JSON -- 76. Deserializing data from JSON -- 77. Printing a list of movies to a PDF -- 78. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Let's Look at an Example -- Migration from AWS -- SQL Server Is a Data Hub -- Chapter 8: New Application Scenarios with T-SQL -- JSON Functions -- Prerequisites for Exercises -- JSON_ARRAY and ISJSON -- JSON_OBJECT and JSON_PATH_EXISTS -- T-SQL Surface Area -- Prerequisites -- DATETRUNC -- WINDOW Clause -- GREATEST and LEAST -- IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM -- STRING_SPLIT -- TRIM Function Extensions -- Bit T-SQL Functions -- Getting Packed Bits -- Packing Bits into a Value -- Time Series -- Prerequisites -- DATE_BUCKET -- GENERATE_SERIES -- Gap Filling with FIRST_VALUE and LAST_VALUE -- T-SQL Is Alive and Well -- Chapter 9: SQL Server 2022 on Linux, Containers, and Kubernetes -- SQL Server 2022 on Linux -- What's New for SQL Server 2022 -- New Capabilities Specific to Linux -- Deploying SQL Server 2022 on Linux -- What Else Should I Know? …”

“…You will understand user authentication using JWT, store JSON web tokens using local browser storage, and handle the Blazor application user authentication state. …”

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“…Beginners as well as professional database and web developers will dive into topics such as MySQL Shell, MySQL replication, and working with JSON. You'll learn how to: Connect to a server, issue queries, and retrieve results Retrieve data from the MySQL Server Store, retrieve, and manipulate strings Work with dates and times Sort query results and generate summaries Assess the characteristics of a dataset Write stored functions and procedures Use stored routines, triggers, and scheduled events Perform basic MySQL administration tasks Understand MySQL monitoring fundamentals…”

“…Next, the Course List App section shifts focus to web APIs and JSON, where you'll learn to fetch, decode, and display data from the web, a crucial skill in modern app development. …”

“…You'll begin with a tour of the technologies most often associated with Ajax, from JavaScript and XMLHttpRequest to JSON and the DOM. With the fundamentals in place, author JavaScript expert Christian Wenz unpacks the Atlas framework and shows you how to put its tools to work. …”

“…Finish with more advanced client-side development technologies including XHTML’s Document Object Model (DOM®), Extensible Markup Language (XML®), XML’s DOM, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax). …”

“…This video tutorial will also teach you how to use Ajax with Rails, handle file uploads, send emails from the server, and export content to CSV, JSON, and XML. Finally, you will learn how to test Rail apps and write model and controller tests. …”

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