“…Having prior experience with a language similar to Haxe, such as ActionScript or JavaScript will help, but isn't required. What You Will Learn Understand the fundamentals of the Haxe programming language Set up a development environment that will work on Windows, Mac, and Linux Create fun 2D games using OpenFL and HaxeFlixel Understand how to implement a user interface Enhance the gameplay experience with cool animations Improve immersion by adding sound Make your game modular and easily expandable using configuration files Compile games that will work on desktop, web, and mobile platforms In Detail Haxe is a powerful and high-level multi-platform language that's incredibly easy to learn. …”

“…The author supplies examples in Java, PHP, Ruby, and JavaScript. After reading and using this hands-on guide for developing with Couchbase, you'll be able to build complex enterprise, database and cloud applications that leverage this powerful platform…”

“…Through code samples using the AWS JavaScript SDK and tutorials in the AWS console, you will gain the knowledge to incorporate secure user authentication, server auto-scaling, a load balancer, CDN, customized caching behavior, and outage monitoring. …”

“…Include audio, video, interactive menus, and a pinch of JavaScript…”

“…Familiarity with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and the Drupal Admin interface would be helpful. …”

“…Basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is expected, as well as a reasonable understanding of web frameworks, such as jQuery. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Fuzzing web requests using the Intruder tab -- Intruder attack types -- Practical examples -- Installing third-party apps using Burp Extender -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Understanding Web Application Vulnerabilities -- File Inclusion -- Local File Inclusion -- Remote File Inclusion -- Cross-Site Scripting -- Reflected XSS -- Stored XSS -- Exploiting stored XSS using the header -- DOM XSS -- JavaScript validation -- Cross-Site Request Forgery -- Step 01 - victim -- Step 02 - attacker -- Results -- SQL Injection -- Authentication bypass -- Extracting the data from the database -- Error-based SQLi enumeration -- Blind SQLi -- Command Injection -- OWASP Top 10 -- 1 - Injection -- 2 - Broken Authentication -- 3 - Sensitive Data -- 4 - XML External Entities -- 5 - Broken Access Control -- 6 - Security Misconfiguration -- 7 - Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -- 8 - Insecure Deserialization -- 9 - Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities -- 10 - Insufficient Logging &amp -- Monitoring -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Application Security Pre-Engagement -- Introduction -- The first meeting -- The day of the meeting with the client -- Non-Disclosure Agreement -- Kick-off meeting -- Time and cost estimation -- Statement of work -- Penetration Test Agreement -- External factors -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Application Threat Modeling -- Software development life cycle -- Application Threat Modeling at a glance -- Application Threat Modeling in real life -- Application Threat Modeling document parts -- Data Flow Diagram -- External dependencies -- Trust levels -- Entry points -- Assets -- Test strategies -- Security risks -- Practical example -- xBlog Threat Modeling -- Scope -- Threat Modeling -- Project information -- Data Flow Diagram -- External dependencies -- Trust levels -- Entry points -- Assets -- Threats list -- Spoofing - authentication -- Tampering - integrity…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Working with the Startup class -- Preparing the basic project structure -- Creating the Tic-Tac-Toe home page -- Giving your web pages a more modern look by using Bower and layout pages -- Creating the Tic-Tac-Toe user registration page -- Using dependency injection for encouraging loose coupling within your applications -- Creating the Tic-Tac-Toe user service -- Working with middlewares -- Working with static files -- Using routing, URL redirection, and URL rewriting -- Adding error handling to your applications -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Basic Concepts of ASP.NET Core 2.0 - Part 2 -- Client-side development using JavaScript -- Optimizing your web applications and using bundling and minification -- Working with WebSockets for real-time communication scenarios -- Taking advantage of session and user cache management -- Applying globalization and localization for multi-lingual user interfaces -- Configuring your applications and services -- Using logging -- Implementing advanced dependency injection concepts -- Building once and running on multiple environments -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Creating MVC Applications -- Understanding the Model View Controller pattern -- Models -- Views -- Controllers -- Unit tests -- Integration tests -- Creating dedicated layouts for multiple devices -- Using View Pages, Partial Views, View Components, and Tag Helpers -- Using View Pages -- Using Partial Views -- Using View Components -- Using Tag Helpers -- Dividing web applications into multiple Areas -- Applying advanced concepts -- Using view engines -- Providing better quality by creating unit tests and integration tests -- Adding unit tests -- Adding integration tests -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Creating Web API Applications -- Applying Web API concepts and best practices -- Building RPC-style Web APIs -- Building REST-style Web APIs -- Building HATEOAS-style Web APIs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating autocomplete for input -- Creating a custom single-selection list -- Creating a multiple selection list -- Geographic location input using maps -- Chapter 6: Data Validation -- Introduction -- Validating text by length -- Validating numbers by range -- Using the built-in pattern validation -- Advanced use of built-in constraints and custom validations -- Calculating password strength -- Validating US zip codes -- Using asynchronous server-side validation -- Combining client-side and server-side validation -- Chapter 7: Data Serialization -- Introduction -- Deserializing JSON to JavaScript objects -- Serializing objects to JSON string -- Decoding base64 encoded binary data -- Encoding binary data or text into base64 -- Serializing binary data into JSON -- Serializing and deserializing cookies -- Serializing a form into request strings -- Reading XML documents with DOMParser -- Serialization of XML document at the client side -- Chapter 8: Communicating With Servers -- Creating an HTTP GET request to fetch JSON -- Creating a request with custom headers -- Versioning your API -- Fetching JSON data with JSONP -- Reading XML data from server -- Using the FormData interface -- Posting a binary file to the server -- Creating an SSL connection with Node.js -- Making real-time updates with Ajax Push -- Exchanging real-time messages using WebSockets -- Chapter 9: Client-side templates -- Introduction -- Rendering objects using Handlebars -- Rendering objects using EJS -- Rendering objects using Jade -- Rendering arrays using Handlebars -- Rendering arrays using EJS -- Rendering arrays using Jade -- Simplifying templates with helpers in Handlebars -- Reusing templates with partials in Handlebars -- Reusing templates with partials in EJS -- Using filters in Jade -- Using mixins in Jade -- Using layouts and blocks in Jade…”

“…Silverlight design tools have important differences compared with those used to create Ajax and JavaScript functionality. Robert Lair takes you on a tour of all the tools, including: Microsoft Expression Design, which plays an important role in creating Silverlight assets Microsoft Expression Blend, which is used to build user interaction for Silverlight elements Microsoft Visual Studio, which manages the interaction between designers and developers, providing the coding environment for "nuts and bolts" wiring Once you’ve mastered the basics, you'll move on to gain a more in-depth knowledge of some of the features introduced with Silverlight 5, including H.264 protected content, right-click event handling, a new printing API, and support for the Managed Extensibility Framework…”

“…There are lots of sample programs using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), JavaScript and Silverlight. Whether you want to build desktop client applications or browser-only solutions with Microsoft's new cloud-based productivity offering, this book will show you how to do it. …”

“…ASP.NET Web API is a key part of ASP.NET MVC 4 and the platform of choice for building RESTful services that can be accessed by a wide range of devices. Everything from JavaScript libraries to RIA plugins, RFID readers to smart phones can consume your services using platform-agnostic HTTP. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The HTTP protocol -- HTTP methods -- Status codes -- HTTP/2 -- Cookies -- Client server and web architecture -- Writing a servlet -- Hello world servlet -- JavaServer Pages -- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript -- Mastermind servlet -- Storing state -- HTTP session -- Storing state on the client -- Dependency injection with Guice -- The MastermindHandler class -- Storing state on the server -- The GameSessionSaver class -- Running the Jetty web servlet -- Logging -- Configurability -- Performance -- Log frameworks -- Java logging -- Logging practice -- Other technologies -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Building a Commercial Web Application Using REST -- The MyBusiness web shop -- Sample business architecture -- Microservices -- Service interface design -- JSON -- REST -- Model View Controller -- Spring framework -- Architecture of Spring -- Spring core -- Service classes -- Compiling and running the application -- Testing the application -- Integration tests -- Application tests -- Servlet filters -- Audit logging and AOP -- Dynamic proxy-based AOP -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Extending Our E-Commerce Application -- The MyBusiness ordering -- Setting up the project -- Order controller and DTOs -- Consistency checker -- Annotations -- Annotation retention -- Annotation target -- Annotation parameters -- Repeatable annotations -- Annotation inheritance -- @Documented annotation -- JDK annotations -- Using reflection -- Getting annotations -- Invoking methods -- Setting fields -- Functional programming in Java -- Lambda -- Streams -- Functional interfaces -- Method references -- Scripting in Java -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Building an Accounting Application Using Reactive Programming -- Reactive... what? …”

“…A basic understanding of JavaScript and web APIs is required. What You Will Learn Design the flow of conversation between the user and the chatbot Create Task model chatbots for implementing tasks such as ordering food Get new toolkits and services in the chatbot ecosystem Integrate third-party information APIs to build interesting chatbots Find out how to deploy chatbots on messaging platforms Build a chatbot using MS Bot Framework See how to tweet, listen to tweets, and respond using a chatbot on Twitter Publish chatbots on Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa In Detail Conversation as an interface is the best way for machines to interact with us using the universally accepted human tool that is language. …”

“…You'll learn things like how Cross-Site Request Forgery tricks users into unknowingly submitting information to websites they are logged into; how to pass along unsafe JavaScript to execute Cross-Site Scripting; how to access another user's data via Insecure Direct Object References; how to trick websites into disclosing information with Server Side Request Forgeries; and how bugs in application logic can lead to pretty serious vulnerabilities. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Streaming Data with Conduit -- Problems with Lazy Input/Output -- Introducing Conduits -- Accessing Files via Conduit -- Looking Further Than Text Files -- Basic Networking -- Binary Serialization -- Comma-Separated Values -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Building and Parsing Text -- The Five Textual Data Types -- Building As Fast As the Wind -- Parsing with attoparsec -- Introducing New Type Classes -- Applicative -- Functors, Applicatives, and Monads -- Alternative -- Traversable -- Don't Overengineer: Just Use JSON -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Safe Database Access -- Database Access Landscape -- Abstracting Over Several DBMSs -- Introducing Persistent and Esqueleto -- Connection -- Schemas and Migrations -- Describing the Entities -- Creating the Database -- Queries -- Queries by Identifier or Uniqueness -- Selecting Several Entities -- SQL Queries with Esqueleto -- Insertions, Updates, and Deletions -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Web Applications -- Haskell Web Ecosystem -- Web Applications -- Compilation to JavaScript -- RESTful Structure -- Back End with WAI -- Simple Skeleton -- Showing Products from the Database -- Inserting New Products Using Forms -- Front End with Elm -- Retrieving Products -- Summary -- Part IV: Domain-Specific Languages -- Chapter 13: Strong Types for Describing Offers -- Domain-Specific Languages -- Embedding Your Language in Haskell -- The Offers Language -- Adding Safety to the Expression Language -- Type-Level Programming -- Two Styles of Programming -- Representing Natural Numbers -- Functional Dependencies -- Categories of Products with FDs -- Vectors Using FDs -- Enforcing the Presents Rule with FDs -- Type Families -- Vectors Using TFs -- Enforcing the Presents Rule with TFs -- Categories of Products with TFs -- Data Type Promotion and Singletons -- A Further Refinement to the Presents Rule -- Cooking with Singletons…”

“…Instead you'll see how to parse different data formats; run JavaScript code right inside your iOS app; and enhance storyboard editor with several simple extensions. …”

“…You'll learn to write HTML code in a text editor or an integrated development environment, add and format text, prepare images for the web, insert links to other pages, control layout with style sheets, add JavaScript to a web page, and more. You'll also discover how to: Create websites that look great in 2023 and beyond with classic HTML and skills and the most modern tips and tricks for contemporary web coding Optimize your websites for performance and speed, ensuring every visitor gets the best possible experience Add modern elements to your code, including , , , and , and make your code accessible to as many people as possible Teach Yourself VISUALLY HTML and CSS is your personal roadmap to understanding how to get the most out of HTML and CSS to create, format, and troubleshoot websites of all kinds. …”

“…RxJS is a powerful reactive extension for JavaScript, specializing in asynchronous and event-driven programming. …”