Tabla de Contenidos: “…Gateway for Bluetooth devices using Raspberry Pi -- Set up your Raspberry Pi with Raspbian -- Deploying a Bluetooth gateway on your Raspberry Pi -- Step 1 - Update and upgrade the Pi -- Step 2 - Installing Bluetooth and Node.js -- Step 3 - Getting the project folder -- Step 4 - Running the web server -- Implementing a Bluetooth gateway on the Raspberry Pi -- Bluetooth SIG GATT server API -- RESTful services offered by the RESTful smart server API -- Important libraries and their usage -- Important JavaScript in the gateway project -- Implementing the Bluetooth gateway explorer v2 -- Important libraries used in the web application -- Important JavaScript used in the web application -- Summary -- Chapter 8: The Future of Bluetooth Low Energy -- The Internet of Things and the role of Bluetooth Low Energy -- History and its motion -- The future of technology and the Internet of Things -- Bluetooth Low Energy in the future of IoT -- Use of IoT in smart cities and the automobile industry -- Technical challenges -- Financial challenges -- Potential research in Bluetooth Low Energy -- Enhancing meshes in Bluetooth -- Enhancing security in Bluetooth -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using JavaScript to Bypass Nonstandard Attributes; 3.5. Other Libraries; 3.5.2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 9: Optimizing for Performance -- The importance of WPO -- Reducing image payload size -- The cost of CSS and JavaScript -- Proper test devices and emulation -- Testing poor conditions using developer tools -- Performing performance and PWA testing with Lighthouse -- Using WebPageTest to benchmark performance -- Key performance indicators -- Time to first byte -- The PRPL pattern -- Implementing push with browser hints and the service worker cache -- Using the app shell model and service worker to render the initial route -- Service worker pre-caching important routes -- Lazy-loading non-critical and dynamic routes -- The RAIL pattern -- How JavaScript clogs the pipeline -- Why 14 KB is the magic number -- Inline critical CSS -- Minifying scripts with uglify -- Using feature detection to conditionally load JavaScript polyfils -- Lazy loading images -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Service Worker Tools -- Using PWABuilder to scaffold your PWA -- Generating a valid web manifest file -- Building a service worker -- Downloading your site's PWA assets -- Scaffolded PWA images -- Running PWABuilder locally -- Auditing web pages using Lighthouse -- Running Lighthouse from the Chrome Developer Tools -- Running Lighthouse as a command-line utility -- Lighthouse and headless testing -- Running Lighthouse in a Node script -- Continuous build with Lighthouse -- Auditing web pages with Sonar -- Using the Sonar CLI -- Sonar components -- Configurations -- Connectors -- Formatters -- Parsers -- Rules -- Automating site audits with the Sonar node module -- Making complex service workers with workbox -- Installing workbox -- Workbox structure -- Service worker setup -- Pre-caching with Workbox -- Dynamic routes with Workbox -- Caching strategies -- Workbox cache invalidation -- Adding background sync functionality…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Objects-Basic Concept; 1-4. Introduction to JavaScript; 1-4-1. Data Types; 1-4-2. Commonly Used JavaScript Objects and Events; 1-5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Software Development Kits and Reference Builds -- Part V. Integration with JavaScript Consumers -- 17. React -- 18. React Native -- 19. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Part I: Before You Can Start Building -- Chapter 1: What’s Required -- Chapter 2: Additional Tools -- Chapter 3: Make It Easy on Yourself -- Part II: Tabs -- Chapter 4: Teams Client JavaScript SDK -- Chapter 5: Static and Configurable Tabs -- Chapter 6: Authentication Inside Tabs -- Chapter 7: Integrating Teams and SharePoint -- Part III: Bots -- Chapter 8: Introducing Bots -- Chapter 9: Natural Language Processing Bots -- Chapter 10: Activity Feed Bots -- Chapter 11: Teams Specific Bot Integrations -- Chapter 12: Calling and Media Bots -- Part IV: Webhooks -- Chapter 13: Incoming Webhooks -- Chapter 14: Outgoing Webhooks -- Part V: Messaging Extensions -- Chapter 15: Search Based Extensions -- Chapter 16: Action-based Extensions -- Part VI: Developing against Microsoft Teams -- Chapter 17: Microsoft Graph for Teams -- Chapter 18: PowerShell for Teams -- Part VII: Appendices -- Chapter 19: Appendix A: Advanced Teams Development -- Chapter 20: Appendix B: Add Your Solution to the Microsoft Teams App Store…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Regular Contributions -- ACoRe: Automated Goal-Conflict Resolution -- Nazareno Aguirre, Yves Le Traon and Mike Papadakis A Modeling Concept for Formal Verification of OS-Based Compositional Software -- Guldstrand Larsen and Marcel Baunach Compositional Automata Learning of Synchronous Systems -- Front-end JavaScript -- Democratizing Quality-Based Machine Learning Development through Extended Feature Models -- Efficient Bounded Exhaustive Input Generation from Program APIs -- Feature-Guided Analysis of Neural Networks -- JavaBIP meets VerCors: Towards the Safety of Concurrent Software Systems in Java -- Model-based Player Experience Testing with Emotion Pattern Verification -- Opportunistic Monitoring of Multithreaded Programs -- Parallel Program Analysis via Range Splitting -- Wehrheim Runtime Enforcement Using Knowledge Bases -- Specification and Validation of Normative Rules for Autonomous Agents -- Towards Log Slicing -- VAMOS: Middleware for Best-Effort Third-Party Monitoring -- Yet Another Model! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…[Python multiprocessing and the GIL] -- Python multiprocessing and the GIL -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Dynamic Content -- An example dynamic web page -- Reverse engineering a dynamic web page -- Edge cases -- Rendering a dynamic web page -- PyQt or PySide -- Debugging with Qt -- Executing JavaScript -- Website interaction with WebKit -- Waiting for results -- The Render class -- Selenium -- Selenium and Headless Browsers -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Interacting with Forms -- The Login form -- Loading cookies from the web browser -- Extending the login script to update content -- Automating forms with Selenium -- -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Solving CAPTCHA -- Registering an account -- Loading the CAPTCHA image -- Optical character recognition -- Further improvements -- Solving complex CAPTCHAs -- Using a CAPTCHA solving service -- Getting started with 9kw -- The 9kw CAPTCHA API -- Reporting errors -- Integrating with registration -- CAPTCHAs and machine learning -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Scrapy -- Installing Scrapy -- Starting a project -- Defining a model -- Creating a spider -- Tuning settings -- Testing the spider -- Different Spider Types -- Scraping with the shell command -- Checking results -- Interrupting and resuming a crawl -- Scrapy Performance Tuning -- Visual scraping with Portia -- Installation -- Annotation -- Running the Spider -- Checking results -- Automated scraping with Scrapely -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Putting It All Together -- Google search engine -- Facebook -- The website -- Facebook API -- Gap -- BMW -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Contents at a Glance; Contents; About the Authors; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Evolution of jQuery; Traditional JavaScript Basics; The Window Object; Methods; Attributes; Child Objects; The Document Object; The History Object; The Location Object; The Navigator Object; The Screen Object; Old School Challenges; Challenges Pertaining to the Window Object; Challenges Pertaining to the Document Object; Challenges Related to the Globals; Need for a Revolution; Who Was the Revolutionary?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…; Mandatory declarations; The tag; The tag; The tag; Optional declarations; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; kind; Controller implementation - not mandatory!; The JavaScript-backed controller; Understanding when to use the JavaScript controller…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Components to streamline your web designing projectsJumbotron; Page header; Wells; Badges; Labels; Progress bars; Panels; Thumbnails; Pagination; List groups; Button groups; The button toolbar; Split button dropdowns; Justifying button groups; Checkbox and radio buttons; Alerts; Media objects; Responsive scalable embed; Summary; Chapter 7: Enhancing User Experience with JavaScript; Streamlining your projects with official plugins; Tooltips; Popovers; Accordion; ScrollSpy; Modals; Carousels; Summary; Chapter 8: Bootstrap Technical Hub - A One-stop Shop for Powerful Bootstrap Utilities…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…UI or not UI, that's the questionCommon concepts to all web apps; Building an efficient UI; Building a good-looking UI; Building an amazing UI; Limiting user access; Protecting your data (and your script); Summary; Chapter 7: Using User Interfaces in Spreadsheets and Documents; Pop ups; Sidebars; Summary; Chapter 8: How to Expand your Knowledge; JavaScript versus Google Apps Script; Infinite resources; Being a newbie is, by definition, temporary; Try to find your own best learning method; Summary; Chapter 9: Conclusion; Development perspectives; Google's secrets; Personal point of view; Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The IBM Worklight client-side APIThe WLClient JavaScript client library; Exploring Dojo Mobile; Designing your first Dojo application; Adding an environment in IBM Worklight; Application resources; Application-descriptor; The main HTML file; Client scripts and stylesheets; The application icon; The splash screen; The Worklight client property file; Exploring the Android application environment; Summary; Chapter 5: Adding an Adapter; IBM Worklight Adapter concept; Exploring Adapter files; Types of Adapters; HTTP Adapters; SQL Adapters; Invoking the Adapter procedure…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Implementing Standard HTML ControlsWorking with CSS Controls; Creating Controls Using JavaScript; Validating the Input; Allowing Specific Input Only; Looking for Sneaky Inputs; Requesting New Input; Using Both Client-Side and Server-Side Validation; Expecting the Unexpected; Chapter 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Pace Your Reading or Present a Slideshow inAcrobat or ReaderAcrobat/Reader Full-Screen Slideshow; JavaScript Page Turner; Running the Hack; Pace Your Reading or Present a Slideshow inMac OS X Preview; Unpack PDF Attachments (Even WithoutAcrobat); Unpack Attachments with Acrobat or Reader; Unpack Attachments with pdftk; Hacking the Hack; Jump to the Next or Previous Heading; Navigate and Manipulate PDF Using Page Thumbnails; Tune the Thumbnail View; Print, Modify, Move, or Copy Selected Pages; Managing a Collection; Bookmark PDF Pages in Reader; Bookmark JavaScript for Acrobat and Reader…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Technical requirements -- Getting ready with Next.js -- Installing the Supabase CLI -- Running your first Supabase instance on your machine -- Initializing a new local Supabase instance -- Starting your first Supabase instance -- Managing multiple local Supabase instances -- Option 1 -- the start-stop technique -- Option 2 -- change ports -- Connecting to Supabase with the Supabase JavaScript client -- Initializing and testing the base Supabase JavaScript client within Next.js -- Understanding the base Supabase client -- Using the Supabase client with Pages Router and App Router…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- About the Author -- Introduction -- 0.1 Ajax, the Acronym -- 0.1.1 Asynchronous -- 0.1.2 JavaScript -- 0.1.3 XML -- 0.2 This Book's Intentions -- 0.3 Prerequisites for This Book -- Chapter 1 Usability -- 1.1 Interface Versus Showcase -- 1.1.1 Implementation -- 1.2 User Expectations -- 1.3 Indicators and Other Forms of User Feedback -- 1.3.1 The Throbber -- 1.3.2 Progress Indicators -- 1.3.3 Keeping the User in the Loop -- 1.4 Semantic Markup -- 1.4.1 More Accessible -- 1.4.2 Easier to Use -- 1.4.3 Easier to Maintain -- 1.4.4 Easier to Parse -- 1.5 What CSS and JavaScript Have in Common -- Chapter 2 Accessibility -- 2.1 WCAG and Section 508 -- 2.1.1 WCAG -- 2.1.2 Section 508 -- 2.2 Screen Readers Can Handle Ajax -- 2.2.1 Content Replacement -- 2.2.2 Form Validation -- 2.3 Unobtrusive Ajax -- 2.4 Designing with Accessibility in Mind -- 2.4.1 High-Contrast Design -- 2.4.2 Zoomable Interface -- 2.4.3 Easily Targeted Controls -- 2.5 WAI-ARIA -- Chapter 3 Client-Side Application Architecture -- 3.1 Objects and Event Triggering -- 3.1.1 Native Object Event Handling -- 3.1.2 JavaScript Objects -- 3.2 Model-View-Controller Design Pattern -- 3.2.1 The Model -- 3.2.2 The View -- 3.2.3 The Controller -- 3.3 Event-Driven Application Development -- 3.3.1 Advantages of Architecture -- Chapter 4 Debugging Client-Side Code -- 4.1 Validation, Validation, Validation -- 4.1.1 Markup Validator -- 4.1.2 CSS Validator -- 4.1.3 Semantic Extractor -- 4.2 Browser Tools and Plugins -- 4.2.1 The Console -- 4.2.2 Internet Explorer -- 4.2.3 Firefox -- 4.2.4 Opera -- 4.2.5 Safari -- 4.3 JavaScript Profiling -- 4.3.1 Recognizing Bottlenecks -- 4.4 Unit Testing -- 4.4.1 Assertions -- 4.4.2 Test Setup -- 4.4.3 The Test Itself -- 4.4.4 Mock Objects -- 4.4.5 Test Suites -- Chapter 5 Performance Optimization -- 5.1 Database Performance…”

“…Along the way, you will learn how to use QML and JavaScript for designing your app’s UI, and C++/Qt for the application logic. …”

“…By the end of the book, you'll have gained all the knowledge you need to enhance your C# and JavaScript skills and build full stack, production-ready applications with ASP.NET Core and React. …”

“…Because APIs can be written using different programming languages, this course will not include any coding exercises apart from a JavaScript demo. By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how APIs work and how computers communicate with each other. …”