Tabla de Contenidos: “…Working with pipes for local IPC -- Named pipes -- Anonymous pipes -- Using sockets to establish network-based IPC -- Networking 101 -- A TCP-based chat app -- UDP -- Using shared memory to exchange data between processes -- Overview of RPCs and how to use them for IPC -- JSON RPC -- Overview of gRPC and how to use it for IPC -- Differences between JSON RPC and gRPC -- Next steps -- Chapter 7: The One with the Operating System Tango -- Technical requirement -- The Windows Registry -- What is the Windows Registry? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Methods and Tools -- Chapter 1: Methodical Performance Tuning -- A Cautionary Tale -- Symptomatic Performance Tuning -- Systematic Performance Tuning -- Anatomy of a Database Request -- The Layers of a MongoDB Database -- Minimizing the Application Workload -- Reducing Physical IO -- Optimizing Disk IO -- Cluster Tuning -- Summary -- Chapter 2: MongoDB Architecture and Concepts -- The MongoDB Document Model -- JSON -- Binary JSON (BSON) -- Collections -- MongoDB Schemas -- The MongoDB Protocol -- Wire Protocol -- MongoDB Drivers -- MongoDB Commands -- The find Command -- The aggregate Command -- Data Manipulation Commands -- Consistency Mechanisms -- Read Preference and Write Concern -- Transactions -- Query Optimization -- MongoDB Architecture -- Mongod -- Storage Engines -- Replica Sets -- Sharding -- Sharding Mechanisms -- Cluster Balancing -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Tools of the Trade -- Introduction to explain() -- Getting Started with explain() -- Alternate Plans -- Execution Statistics -- Using explain() to Tune a Query -- Visual Explain Utilities -- The Query Profiler -- The system.profile Collection -- Analyzing Profiling Data -- Tuning with MongoDB Logs -- Server Statistics -- Examining Current Operations -- Operating System Monitoring -- MongoDB Compass -- Summary -- Part II: Application and Database Design -- Chapter 4: Schema Modelling -- The Guiding Principles -- Linking vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Part 1 - Using FileMaker -- Chapter 1 Introducing FileMaker -- Chapter 2 Exploring the Application -- Chapter 3 Exploring a Database Window -- Chapter 4 Working with Records -- Chapter 5 Transferring Data -- Part 2 Defining Database Structure -- Chapter 6 Working with Database Files -- Chapter 7 Working with Tables -- Chapter 8 Defining Fields -- Chapter 9 Forming Relationships -- Chapter 10 Managing Containers -- Chapter 11 Defining Value Lists -- Part 3: Writing Formulas and Using Functions -- Chapter 12 Writing Formulas -- Chapter 13 Exploring Built-in Functions -- Chapter 14 Using JSON -- Chapter 15 Creating Custom Functions -- Chapter 16 Introducing ExecuteSQL- Part 4 Designing User Interfaces -- Chapter 17 Introducing Layouts -- Chapter 18 Getting Started with Layouts -- Chapter 19 Exploring Layout Panes -- Chapter 20 Creating Layout Objects -- Chapter 21 Manipulating Objects -- Chapter 22 Using Themes and Styles -- Chapter 23 Customizing Menus -- Part 5 Automating Tasks with Scripts -- Chapter 24 Introduction to Scripting -- Chapter 25 Common Scripting Tasks -- Chapter 26 Debugging Scripts -- Chapter 27 Using Script Triggers -- Chapter 28 Extending Features with Plugins -- Part 6 Deploying, Securing, and Analyzing Files -- Chapter 29 Deploying and Accessing Databases -- Chapter 30 Defining Accounts and Permissions -- Chapter 31 Analyzing and Modifying Files…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Reading and Writing Data -- 21. Working with JSON Data -- 22. Working with Files -- 23. Using HTML and Text Templates -- 24. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating a Router-first app -- Configuring Angular.json and Package.json -- Configuring Material and Styles -- Designing LemonMart -- Identifying user roles -- Identifying high-level modules with site map -- Generating router-enabled modules -- Designing the home route -- Setting up default routes -- RouterLink -- Router outlet -- Branding, Custom, and Material Icons -- Branding -- Color palette -- Implementing browser manifest and icons -- Custom icons -- Material icons -- Angular Augury -- Component Tree -- Break point debugging -- Router Tree -- NgModules -- Submodules with lazy loading -- Configuring submodules with components and routes -- Eager loading -- Lazy loading -- Completing the walking skeleton -- Manager module -- User module -- POS and inventory modules -- POS module -- Inventory module -- Inspect router tree -- Common Testing Module -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Continuous Integration and API Design -- Continuous Integration -- Containerizing build environment -- Builder -- Debugging build environment -- Tester -- Configuring a headless browser for Angular -- Configuring testing environment -- Web server -- CircleCI -- Code coverage report -- API design -- Designing around major data components -- Defining entities -- Swagger -- Defining a Swagger YAML file -- Creating a Swagger server -- OpenAPI 3.0 with unofficial tooling -- Swagger 2.0 with official tooling -- Enable Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) -- Verifying and publishing Swagger server -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Design Authentication and Authorization -- Wrapping up mock-ups -- Design authentication and authorization workflow -- Add auth service -- Implement a basic authentication service -- Implementing the login component -- Conditional navigation -- Common validations -- UI service -- Caching with cookie and localStorage -- JSON Web Token life cycle -- HTTP interceptor…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Instrumenting code with debug -- Using debug in production -- JSON logging with pino-debug -- See also -- Enabling core debug logs -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating our own NODE_DEBUG flags -- Debugging Node core libraries -- See also -- Chapter 2: Writing Modules -- Introduction -- Scaffolding a module -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Reinitializing -- Versioning -- See also -- Installing dependencies -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Installing development dependencies -- Using npm run scripts -- Eliminating the need for sudo -- See also -- Writing module code -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Adding tests -- Modernizing syntax -- See also -- Publishing a module -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Detecting Vulnerabilities -- Extraneous dependencies -- Prepublish -- Decentralized publishing -- See also -- Using a private repository -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Chapter 12: Building APIs with Drupal -- Technical requirements -- Fetching data from Drupal using JSON:API -- Getting ready -- How to do it...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Move the looked-up fields that are under lookupResult directly in JSON…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…npm run scripts -- Developing and debugging in real time -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Building a Backend with MongoDB, Express, and Node -- Skeleton application overview -- Feature breakdown -- Focus of this chapter - the backend -- User model -- API endpoints for user CRUD -- Auth with JSON Web Tokens -- How JWT works -- Implementing the skeleton backend -- Folder and file structure -- Setting up the project -- Initializing package.json -- Development dependencies -- Babel -- Webpack -- Nodemon -- Config variables -- Running scripts -- Preparing the server -- Configuring Express -- Starting the server -- Setting up Mongoose and connecting to MongoDB -- Serving an HTML template at a root URL -- User model -- User schema definition -- Name -- Email -- Created and updated timestamps -- Hashed password and salt -- Password for auth -- As a virtual field -- Encryption and authentication -- Password field validation -- Mongoose error handling -- User CRUD API -- User routes -- User controller -- Creating a new user -- Listing all users -- Loading a user by ID to read, update, or delete -- Loading -- Reading -- Updating -- Deleting -- User auth and protected routes -- Auth routes -- Auth controller -- Sign-in -- Sign-out -- Protecting routes with express-jwt -- Requiring sign-in -- Authorizing signed in users -- Protecting user routes -- Auth error handling for express-jwt -- Checking the standalone backend -- Creating a new user -- Fetching the user list -- Trying to fetch a single user -- Signing in -- Fetching a single user successfully -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Adding a React Frontend to Complete MERN -- Skeleton frontend -- Folder and file structure -- Setting up for React development -- Configuring Babel and Webpack -- Babel -- Webpack -- Loading Webpack middleware for development -- Serving static files with Express…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Choosing the correct dependencies for your project -- Risks -- Good criteria -- Installing dependencies -- Locally or globally -- Dependency or development dependency -- Adding new dependency -- Installing all the dependencies -- Removing dependencies -- Understanding the package-lock.json -- Managing dependencies versions -- Outdated dependencies -- Building Isomorphic JavaScript -- Using npm scripts -- Executing packages directly with NPX -- npm alternatives -- Yarn -- PNPM -- Verdaccio -- Publishing your first package -- Registries -- npm account -- Prepare the package -- Reviewing the package -- Publish the package -- Avoid the scoped packages -- Release new versions -- Prevent accidental publishing -- Best practices -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 7: Event-Driven Architecture -- Technical requirements -- Introducing events -- Watching for file changes -- The Node.js event emitter library -- Preventing chaos by organizing the listeners -- Removing listeners when they are not needed -- Your first HTTP server -- Adding an event layer to your modules -- Summary -- Further reading -- Chapter 8: Testing in Node.js -- Technical requirements -- Why is testing important? …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Swagger -- Integrating Swagger -- Swagger UI -- Customizing Swagger -- Configuring Controllers -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Versioning, Paging, and Sor ting -- Versioning -- Versioning Approaches -- URI Versioning -- URI Parameter Versioning -- Accept Header Versioning -- Custom Header Versioning -- Deprecating an API -- QuickPoll Versioning -- SwaggerConfig -- Pagination -- Page Number Pagination -- Limit Offset Pagination -- Cursor-Based Pagination -- Time-Based Pagination -- Pagination Data -- QuickPoll Pagination -- Changing Default Page Size -- Sor ting -- Sort Ascending or Sort Descending -- QuickPoll Sorting -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Security -- Securing REST Services -- Session-Based Security -- HTTP Basic Authentication -- Digest Authentication -- Certificate-Based Security -- XAuth -- OAuth 2.0 -- OAuth Client Profiles -- Refresh Tokens versus Access Tokens -- Spring Security Overview -- Securing QuickPoll -- cURL -- User Infrastructure Setup -- UserDetailsService Implementation -- Customizing Spring Security -- Securing URI -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Clients and Testing -- QuickPoll Java Client -- RestTemplate -- Getting Polls -- Creating a Poll -- PUT Method -- DELETE Method -- Handling Pagination -- Handling Basic Authentication -- Testing REST Services -- Spring Test -- Unit Testing REST Controllers -- Spring MVC Test Framework Basics -- Unit Testing Using Spring MVC Test Framework -- Integration Testing REST Controllers -- Summary -- Chapter 10: HATEOAS -- HATEOAS -- JSON Hypermedia Types -- JSON Hypermedia Types -- HAL -- HATEOAS in QuickPoll -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using promise for asynchronous callsDisplaying data from the JSON response; Unit testing our application; Mocking http during Unit testing; Creating a Pinterest style layout; Adding actions to the buttons; Summary; Chapter 5: Facebook Friends'' Birthday Reminder App; Understanding the Facebook SDK; The Social Graph; The Graph API; The Graph API Explorer; Creating your Facebook app; Setting up our project; Running your application; Delving into AngularJS directives; What is a directive?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Writing a user-defined function in PigAnalyzing web log data using Pig; Performing the Hbase operation in CLI; Performing Hbase operations in Java; Executing the MapReduce programming with an Hbase Table; Introduction; Processing JSON data using Hive JSON SerDe; Processing XML data using Hive XML SerDe; Processing Hive data in AVRO format; Writing User Defined functions in Hive; Performing table joins in Hive; Executing map side joins in Hive; Performing context Ngram in Hive; Call Data Record Analytics using Hive; Twitter sentiment analysis using Hive…”