Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- Acknowledgments -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introducing the REST Architectural Style -- The REST architectural style -- Introducing HTTP -- HTTP versions -- Understanding the HTTP request-response model -- Uniform resource identifier -- Understating the HTTP request methods -- Representing content types using HTTP header fields -- HTTP status codes -- The evolution of RESTful web services -- The core architectural elements of a RESTful system -- Data elements -- Resources -- URI -- The representation of resources -- Generic interaction semantics for REST resources -- The HTTP GET method -- The HTTP POST method -- The HTTP PUT method -- The HTTP DELETE method -- Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State -- Connectors -- Components -- The description and discovery of RESTful web services -- Java tools and frameworks for building RESTful web services -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Java APIs for JSON Processing -- A brief overview of JSON -- Understanding the JSON data syntax -- Basic data types available with JSON -- Sample JSON file representing employee objects -- Processing JSON data -- Using JSR 353 - Java API for processing JSON -- Processing JSON with JSR 353 object model APIs -- Generating the object model from the JSON representation -- JSON value types -- Generating the JSON representation from the object model -- Processing JSON with JSR 353 streaming APIs -- Using streaming APIs to parse JSON data -- Using streaming APIs to generate JSON -- Using the Jackson API for processing JSON -- Processing JSON with Jackson tree model APIs -- Using Jackson tree model APIs to query and update data -- Processing JSON with Jackson data binding APIs -- Simple Jackson data binding with generalized objects…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Why is it popular? -- JSON versus XML -- JSON objects -- JSON object -- JSON array -- Primitive JSON data types -- JSON in SQL Server prior to SQL Server 2016 -- JSON4SQL -- JSON.SQL -- Transact-SQL-based solution -- Retrieving SQL Server data in the JSON format -- FOR JSON AUTO -- FOR JSON PATH -- FOR JSON additional options -- Adding a root node to the JSON output -- Including null values in the JSON output -- Formatting a JSON output as a single object -- Converting data types -- Escaping characters -- Converting JSON data in a tabular format -- OPENJSON with the default schema -- Processing data from a comma-separated list of values -- Returning the difference between two table rows -- OPENJSON with an explicit schema -- Import the JSON data from a file -- JSON storage in SQL Server 2016 -- Validating JSON data -- Extracting values from a JSON text -- JSON_VALUE -- JSON_QUERY -- Modifying JSON data -- Adding a new JSON property -- Updating the value for a JSON property -- Removing a JSON property -- Multiple changes -- Performance considerations -- Indexes on computed columns -- Full-text indexes -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Stretch Database -- Stretch Database architecture -- Is this for you? …”

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…”

“…Explore using JavaScript XHR and fetch to connect to multiple web API endpoints retrieve JSON data and update HTML About This Video You only need JavaScript, HTML and CSS experience. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Improvements in EE 8 -- Overview of Java SE 8 -- Lambdas, streams, and default methods -- CDI 2.0 -- JSON Processing 1.1 -- Working with JSON documents -- JSON Processing API -- JSON Binding 1.0 -- JAXRS 2.1 -- Servlet 4.0 -- Server Push -- JSF 2.3 -- Bean Validation 2.0 -- Java EE Security API 1.0 -- Summary -- Chapter 2: The CDI Advantage Combined with JPA -- Introduction to context and dependency injection -- CDI programming model -- CDI for Java SE 8 -- RequestContext Activation -- Enhancing events -- Asynchronous events -- Ordered events -- Annotation literals -- Java Persistence API (JPA) -- Entities -- Performing CRUD operations with entities -- Entity listeners -- Validations the entity -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Understanding Microservices -- Traditional monoliths -- Need for delivering new features quicker -- Team size and dependency -- Multiple small units of work -- Smaller code base -- Coding practices -- Follow domain-driven design -- Document it -- Build for failure -- Infrastructure tooling as part of code -- Single responsibility -- The need for REST -- Scale only what needs to scale -- The bad parts, yes, there are a few -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Building and Deploying Microservices -- Fat JAR -- Fat JAR approach -- Skinny WAR -- Examples using Payara Micro -- Building our services -- Running our services -- MicroProfile -- Java EE already has support -- WildFly Swarm -- Spring Cloud -- Docker containers -- Working with distributed teams -- Building custom images -- Running multiple containers -- Fat JAR or Skinny WAR with Docker -- The choice -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Java EE Becomes JSON Friendly -- REST prefers JSON -- JSON, a first-class citizen -- JSON in databases…”

“…Moving forward, the focus shifts to JSON files, where you’ll understand their structure and how to work with them using the json module. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Groups of layersLayer group; Feature groups; Pop ups; Mobile mapping; HTML and CSS; Creating the mobile map with JavaScript; Events and event handlers; Custom functions; Summary; Chapter 2: Mapping GeoJSON Data; Understanding GeoJSON''s roots; Exploring GeoJSON; GeoJSON in Leaflet.js; GeoJSON as a variable; Multiple geometries in GeoJSON; Polygons with holes; GeoJSON from Leaflet.js objects; Styling GeoJSON layers; Iterating through the features; Attaching pop ups with onEachFeature; Making layers from points with pointToLayer; Displaying a subset of data with filter; Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Configuring GSON in Eclipse -- Getting the GSON library -- Configuring a Java project -- Configuring a Maven project -- Quick start - creating your first JSON in GSON -- Step 1 - instantiating GSON -- The default approach -- The builder approach -- A quick example -- Top 12 features you need to know about -- Java objects support -- Serialization and deserialization -- Pretty printing -- Nested classes -- Static nested class -- Pure nested class -- Array -- Generic type -- Null object support -- Versioning support -- No argument constructor support -- Field naming support -- User-defined field naming -- Field exclusion strategies -- Configuring GsonBuilder -- Using annotation -- User-defined field exclusion annotation -- Applications of GSON -- People and places you should get to know -- Official sites -- Articles and tutorials -- Community -- Blogs…”

“…The course covers object serialization, validation against XML and JSON schemas, and response time measurement. Delve into GPath for JSON, starting with basic find operations. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Getting started with Java EE 8 microservices -- Containerizing Java EE 8 microservices -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Building Synchronous Web Services and Clients -- Implementing basic REST APIs with JAX-RS -- Using sub-resources -- Error handling in JAX-RS -- Implementing web service clients with Java EE 8 -- Testing Java EE 8 web services -- Jersey Test Framework -- Test Containers -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Content Marshalling with JSON-B and JSON-P -- Introduction to content types and content negotiation -- Easy data binding using JSON-B -- Flexible JSON processing with JSON-P -- Implementing hypermedia-driven REST APIs -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Building Asynchronous Web Services -- Benefits and usage scenarios of asynchronous processing -- Basic idea -- Goal -- Implementing asynchronous web services -- Using ManagedExecutorService and server-side callbacks -- CompletionCallback -- ConnectionCallback -- Registering callbacks -- CompletableFuture -- Implementing asynchronous web service clients -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Using Server-Sent Events (SSEs) -- What are SSEs? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- What is JSON? -- Why is it popular? -- JSON versus XML -- JSON objects -- JSON object -- JSON array -- Primitive JSON data types -- JSON in SQL Server prior to SQL Server 2016 -- JSON4SQL -- JSON.SQL -- Transact-SQL-based solution -- Retrieving SQL Server data in JSON format -- FOR JSON AUTO -- FOR JSON PATH -- FOR JSON additional options -- Add a root node to JSON output -- Include NULL values in the JSON output -- Formatting a JSON output as a single object -- Converting data types -- Escaping characters -- Converting JSON data in a tabular format -- OPENJSON with the default schema -- Processing data from a comma-separated list of values -- Returning the difference between two table rows -- OPENJSON with an explicit schema -- Import the JSON data from a file -- JSON storage in SQL Server 2017 -- Validating JSON data -- Extracting values from a JSON text -- JSON_VALUE -- JSON_QUERY -- Modifying JSON data -- Adding a new JSON property -- Updating the value for a JSON property -- Removing a JSON property -- Multiple changes -- Performance considerations…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using try . . . except . . . else . . . finally -- Raising Your Own Exceptions -- Chapter 10 Working with External Files -- Understanding Text and Binary Files -- Opening and Closing Files -- Reading a File's Contents -- Looping through a File -- Looping with readlines() -- Looping with readline() -- Appending versus overwriting files -- Using tell() to determine the pointer location -- Moving the pointer with seek() -- Reading and Copying a Binary File -- Chapter 11 Juggling JSON Data -- Organizing JSON Data -- Understanding Serialization -- Loading Data from JSON Files -- Converting an Excel date to a JSON date -- Loading unkeyed JSON from a Python string -- Loading keyed JSON data from a Python string -- Changing JSON data -- Removing data from a dictionary -- Dumping Python Data to JSON -- Chapter 12 Interacting with the Internet -- Seeing How the Web Works -- Understanding the mysterious URL -- Exposing the HTTP headers -- Opening a URL from Python -- Posting to the web with Python -- Scraping the web with Python -- Storing the parsed content -- Chapter 13 Libraries, Packages, and Modules -- Understanding the Python Standard Library -- Using the dir() function -- Using the help() function -- Exploring built-in functions -- Exploring Python Packages -- Importing Python Modules -- Chapter 14 The Ten Most Essential Aspects of Python -- Being Pythonic -- Identifying the Importance of Indents -- Understanding Python Syntax -- Appreciating the Flexibility of Python Variables -- Seeing Lists as Your Friend -- Controlling Your Program -- Understanding Python Functions -- Figuring Out Errors -- Using Other People's Modules -- Using the Web and AI When You Have Problems -- Index -- EULA…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part I - Data Ingestion -- Chapter 1: Tabular Formats -- Tidying Up -- CSV -- Sanity Checks -- The Good, the Bad, and the Textual Data -- The Bad -- The Good -- Spreadsheets Considered Harmful -- SQL RDBMS -- Massaging Data Types -- Repeating in R -- Where SQL Goes Wrong (and How to Notice It) -- Other Formats -- HDF5 and NetCDF-4 -- Tools and Libraries -- SQLite -- Apache Parquet -- Data Frames -- Spark/Scala -- Pandas and Derived Wrappers -- Vaex -- Data Frames in R (Tidyverse) -- Data Frames in R (data.table) -- Bash for Fun -- Exercises -- Tidy Data from Excel -- Tidy Data from SQL -- Denouement -- Chapter 2: Hierarchical Formats -- JSON -- What JSON Looks Like -- NaN Handling and Data Types -- JSON Lines -- GeoJSON -- Tidy Geography -- JSON Schema -- XML -- User Records -- Keyhole Markup Language -- Configuration Files -- INI and Flat Custom Formats -- TOML -- Yet Another Markup Language -- NoSQL Databases -- Document-Oriented Databases -- Missing Fields -- Denormalization and Its Discontents -- Key/Value Stores -- Exercises -- Exploring Filled Area -- Create a Relational Model -- Denouement -- Chapter 3: Repurposing Data Sources -- Web Scraping -- HTML Tables -- Non-Tabular Data -- Command-Line Scraping -- Portable Document Format -- Image Formats -- Pixel Statistics -- Channel Manipulation -- Metadata -- Binary Serialized Data Structures -- Custom Text Formats -- A Structured Log -- Character Encodings -- Exercises -- Enhancing the NPY Parser -- Scraping Web Traffic -- Denouement -- Part II - The Vicissitudes of Error -- Chapter 4: Anomaly Detection -- Missing Data -- SQL -- Hierarchical Formats -- Sentinels -- Miscoded Data -- Fixed Bounds -- Outliers -- Z-Score -- Interquartile Range -- Multivariate Outliers -- Exercises -- A Famous Experiment -- Misspelled Words…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 1: Getting Started -- Chapter 2: PHP Fundamentals -- Chapter 3: Functions and Classes -- Chapter 4: Data -- Chapter 5: Form data -- Chapter 6: Arrays -- Chapter 7: Cookies and Sessions -- Chapter 8: Objects -- Chapter 9: Exceptions, Validation, Regular Expressions -- Chapter 10: PHP and MySQL Working Together -- Chapter 11: Basic Database Design -- Chapter 12: Creating a DB with PHP and MySQL -- Chapter 13: Basic Website with DB -- Chapter 14: Basic JSON API -- Chapter 15: Intro to PHP Frameworks -- Chapter 16: Intro to Laravel -- Chapter 17: Intro to Symfony -- Chapter 18: Basic Symfony Application -- Chapter 19: Symfony Json API -- Chapter 20: Intro to Zend / Laminas Project -- Chapter 21: Basic Zend / Laminas Project Application -- Chapter 22: Zend / Laminas Project JSON API -- Chapter 23: Intro to Slim PHP -- Chapter 24: Basic Slim PHP Application -- Chapter 25: Slim PHP JSON API -- Chapter 26: Wordpress Development -- Chapter 27: Shopify Development…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- JSON object model -- JSON stream -- What are events? …”

“…The book also introduces JSON-P, the Java API for JSON (Javascript Object Notation) Processing. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Machine generated contents note: Dedication Table of Contents List of Figures List of Tables Preface 1 Introduction 1.1 Case Study: World Heritage Sites in Danger 1.2 Some Remarks on Web Data Quality 1.3 Technologies for Disseminating, Extracting and Storing Web Data 1.3.1 Technologies for disseminating content on the Web 1.4 Structure of the Book Part One A Primer on Web and Data Technologies 2 HTML 2.1 Browser Presentation and Source Code 2.2 Syntax Rules 2.3 Tags and Attributes 2.4 Parsing Summary Further Reading Problems 3 XML and JSON 3.1 A Short Example XML Document 3.2 XML Syntax Rules 3.3 When Is an XML Document Well-formed or Valid? …”

“…Although GitHub actions is powerful as-is, it can get complicated when consuming inputs from other sources like an HTTP request providing JSON output. Imagine a scenario where, depending on the JSON output of an HTTP request you have to do an API call. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…OPENING A FILE -- READING TEXT FROM A FILE -- ADD CONTENT TO A FILE -- OVERWRITING THE CONTENTS OF A FILE -- CREATING A NEW FILE -- USING THE OS MODULE -- DELETING A FILE -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- Lesson 19: Processing CSV Files -- READING CSV FILES -- USING THE DICTREADER CLASS -- CREATING A DATASET LIST -- USING WRITEROW() -- APPENDING DATA -- WRITING ROWS AS LISTS -- WRITING ROWS FROM DICTIONARIES -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- Lesson 20: Processing JSON Files -- PROCESSING JSON FILES -- CREATING A JSON FILE WITH DUMP() -- CONVERTING TO JSON WITH DUMPS() -- FORMATTING JSON DATA -- USING JSON.LOADS() -- ITERATING THROUGH JSON DATA -- READING AND WRITING JSON DATA -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- PART V: Data Analysis and Exception Handling -- Lesson 21: Using Lambdas -- CREATING A LAMBDA FUNCTION -- WORKING WITH MULTIPLE INPUTS -- PLACING LAMBDA FUNCTIONS INSIDE A FUNCTION -- USING THE MAP() FUNCTION -- COMBINING MAP AND LAMBDA FUNCTIONS -- USING THE FILTER() FUNCTION -- COMBINING A FILTER AND A LAMBDA -- USING THE REDUCE() FUNCTION -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- Lesson 22: Handling Exceptions -- BUILT-IN EXCEPTIONS -- WORKING WITH TRY AND EXCEPT -- WORKING WITH MULTIPLE EXCEPTS -- COMBINING EXCEPTION TYPES -- USING MULTIPLE OPERATIONS IN A TRY -- USING THE RAISE KEYWORD -- EXPLORING THE GENERAL EXCEPTION CLASSES -- ADDING FINALLY -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- Lesson 23: Pulling It All Together: Word Analysis in Python -- EXAMINE THE DATA -- READ THE DATA -- TOKENIZE THE DATASET -- COUNT THE WORDS IN EACH REVIEW -- SUMMARY -- Lesson 24: Extracting, Transforming, and Loading with ETL Scripting -- ETL SCRIPTING IN PYTHON -- DESIGN AND IMPLEMENT CUSTOM ETL SCRIPTS -- THE EXTRACT CLASS -- THE TRANSFORM CLASS -- THE LOAD CLASS -- SUMMARY -- EXERCISES -- Lesson 25: Improving ETL Scripting -- CONVERTING TO STATIC METHODS FOR THE EXTRACT CLASS…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Enabling the attributeRendering; The drawArrays and drawElements functions; Putting everything together; Time for action - rendering a square; Rendering modes; Time for action - rendering modes; WebGL as a state machine: buffer manipulation; Time for action - enquiring on the state of buffers; Advanced geometry loading techniques: JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) and AJAX; Introduction to JSON - JavaScript Object Notation; Defining JSON-based 3D models; JSON encoding and decoding; Time for action - JSON encoding and decoding; Asynchronous loading with AJAX; Setting up a web server…”