Tabla de Contenidos: “…ANDROID ; 3.1 Qué hace a Android especial; 3.2 Descripción del entorno; 3.2.1 El kernel Linux; 3.2.2 La máquina virtual Dalvik; 3.2.3 El Software Development Kit (SDK) de Android; 3.3 Arquitectura de las Aplicaciones; 3.4 Estructura de un Proyecto Android; 3.5 El fichero AndroidManifest.xml (Manifiesto de la aplicación); 3.6 Ejercicios propuestos para el tema 3:; 3.6.1 Instalación del Entorno de Desarrollo; 3.6.2 Instalación de Java…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….); 1.2.5 LA COMPARTICIÓN DE LOS RECURSOS; 1.3 SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS DE RED ACTUALES; 1.3.1 WINDOWS SERVER; 1.3.2 LINUX; RESUMEN DEL CAPÍTULO; CAPÍTULO 2. INSTALACIÓN DE UN SISTEMA (...)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: eBook Manager and Catalogue App -- Setting up the project -- Virtual Storage Spaces and extension methods -- The DocumentEngine class -- The ImportBooks form -- Expression-bodied accessors, constructors, and finalizers -- Populating the TreeView control -- Local functions -- Pattern matching -- Finishing up the ImportBooks code -- Throw expressions -- Saving a selected book to a storage space -- Main eBookManager form -- Running the eBookManager application -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Cricket Score Calculator and Tracker -- Setting up the project -- Object-oriented programming -- Abstraction -- Polymorphism -- Compile-time polymorphism versus run-time polymorphism -- Inheritance -- Encapsulation -- Encapsulation versus abstraction -- Classes in Cricket Score Tracker -- Abstract classes -- Interfaces -- Classes -- Putting it all together -- SOLID design principles -- Single responsibility principle -- Open/closed principle -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Cross Platform .NET Core System Info Manager -- Setting up the project on Windows -- The project in detail -- Climacons -- The Startup.cs file -- The InformationModel class -- The InformationController class -- The GetInfo view -- Running the application on macOS -- Setting up the app on Linux -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Task Bug Logging ASP .NET Core MVC App -- What are the benefits of using MongoDB? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…2.1.4 And More2.2 Using Tor Browser Bundle; 2.2.1 Getting it Started; 2.2.2 Starting Tor Browser Bundle in Windows; 2.2.3 Starting Tor Browser Bundle in Mac OS X; 2.2.4 Starting Tor Browser Bundle in Linux; 2.2.5 Installing on Ubuntu/GUI; 2.2.6 Installing on Ubuntu/Command Line; 2.2.7 Using Vidalia; 2.2.8 Shortcuts; 2.2.9 Message Log; 2.2.10 Stop/Start Tor; 2.2.11 Setup Relaying; 2.2.12 View the Network; 2.2.13 Use a New Identity; 2.2.14 Bandwidth Graph; 2.3 Settings; 2.3.1 General; 2.3.2 Network; 2.3.3 Sharing; 2.3.4 Services; 2.3.5 Appearances; 2.3.6 Advanced; 2.4 Using Tor Browser…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Macintosh (OS X and Darwin); 5.1.3. Linux; 5.1.3.2. SuSE; 5.1.3.3. Debian…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…RadRails; 2.1. OS X; 3.1. Linux; B. Quick Reference; 5.1.2. Supported Web Servers; 5.1.3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuring the project connection in Unity -- Creating a chat window -- Copying the essentials -- Getting started with Photon Voice -- Introduction to the Photon Voice SDK -- Creating a Photon Voice project -- Installing the Photon Voice SDK -- Configuring the project connection in Unity -- Transmitting your voice to the network -- Summary -- Part 3: Adding Fun Features Before Compiling -- Chapter 11: Creating an NPC That Allows Us to Change Our Appearance -- Technical requirements -- Choosing an aspect -- Bringing the NPC to life -- Triggering the NPC when we are close -- Showing the available avatars in a window -- Persisting the new appearance -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Streaming Video Like a Cinema -- Technical requirements -- Introducing the VideoPlayer class -- Designing our screen -- Playing videos -- Online reproduction -- Local reproduction -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Adding Compatibility for the Meta Quest 2 -- Technical requirements -- Understanding what Meta Quest is -- Technical requirements for the VR goggles -- Cost of the Meta Quest 2 goggles -- Getting started with the Meta Quest SDK -- Preparation of the glasses -- Developer Mode -- Configuring our project -- Adding VR compatibility to our project -- Testing in Meta Quest 2 -- Preparing the other scenes -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Distributing -- Technical requirements -- Optimizing textures -- Compiling for different platforms -- Windows, Mac, and Linux -- Android -- iOS -- Summary -- Next steps -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Efficient indoor proximity and separation detection for location fingerprinting / Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard [and others] -- An approach to increase the scalability of location systems in WLAN networks / Israel Martin-Escalona, Francisco Barcelo-Arroyo -- Name-based location service for mobile agents in wireless sensor networks / Shunichiro Suenaga, Shinichi Honiden -- Localization using neural networks in wireless sensor networks / Ali Shareef, Yifeng Zhu, Mohamad Musavi -- Middleware-based solution to offer mobile presence services / Victoria Beltran, Josep Paradells -- Supporting location-aware services for mobile users with the whereabouts diary / Nicola Bicocchi [and others] -- Bridging context management systems for different types of pervasive computing environments / Cristian Hesselman [and others] -- Middleware for multi-interfaces management through profiles handling / Jean-Marie Bonnin [and others] -- Semantic middleware for context services composition in ubiquitous computing / Abdelghani Chibani, Karim Djouani, Yacine Amirat -- Nano-kernel: a dynamically reconfigurable kernel for WSN / Susmit Bagchi -- RCCT: robust clustering with cooperative transmission for energy efficient wireless sensor networks / Mahbod Ghelichi, Seied Kazem Jahanbakhsh, Esmaeil Sanaei -- Design guidelines for integration of wireless sensor networks with enterprise systems / Laurent Gomez, Annett Laube, Alessandro Sorniotti -- Hardware support for a wireless sensor network virtual machine / Hitoshi Oi -- Virtual access points for vehicular networks / Nikolaos Frangiadakis [and others] -- Using SELinux security enforcement in Linux-based embedded devices / Björn Vogel, Bernd Steinke -- New efficient intrusion detection and prevention system for Bluetooth networks / Keijo M.J. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…5.2.6 BANANA PI -- 5.2.7 HACKBERRY A10 -- 6 SOFTWARE DE LA RASPBERRY PI -- 6.1 LINUX -- 6.2 SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS PARA LA RASPBERRY PI -- 6.2.1 RASPBIAN -- 6.2.2 UBUNTU MATE -- 6.2.3 OTROS SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS -- 6.3 SCRATCH -- 6.3.1 CARACTERÍSTICAS BÁSICAS DE SCRATCH -- 6.4 PYTHON -- 6.4.1 EDITOR DE TEXTO IDLE PARA PYTHON -- 6.4.2 LENGUAJE DE PROGRAMACIÓN PYTHON -- 6.4.3 PROGRAMANDO EN PYTHON ONLINE -- 6.4.4 PROGRAMANDO GUIS CON PYTHON -- 7 ARRANCANDO LA RASPBERRY PI -- 7.1 PRIMEROS PASOS EN LA RASPBERRY PI -- 7.1.1 ELEMENTOS NECESARIOS PARA LA UTILIZACIÓN (...) -- 7.1.2 PASOS PARA LA INSTALACIÓN DEL SISTEMA (...) -- 7.1.3 BERRYBOOT -- 7.2 UTILIZAR LA TERMINAL DE RASPBERRY -- 7.2.1 COMANDOS BÁSICOS DE LA TERMINAL LXTERMINAL -- 7.2.2 OTROS COMANDOS ÚTILES DE LA TERMINAL (...) -- 7.3 CONFIGURAR RASPBERRY EN RED -- 7.3.1 CONEXIÓN A LA RASPBERRY DE FORMA (...) -- 7.4 PI STORE -- 8 APLICACIONES CON RASPBERRY PI -- 8.1 APLICACIONES PRÁCTICAS CON GPIO -- 8.1.1 ENCENDIDO DE UN LED -- 8.1.2 ENCENDIDO DE UN LED UTILIZANDO LA (...) -- 8.1.3 ENCENDIDO DE UN LED UTILIZANDO SCRATCH -- 8.1.4 ENCENDIDO DE UN LED UTILIZANDO JAVA -- 8.1.5 COMBINACIÓN PULSADOR/LED -- 8.1.6 LECTURA DE SENSORES. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cassandra anti-patterns -- Frequently updated data -- Frequently deleted data -- Queues or queue-like data -- Solutions requiring query flexibility -- Solutions requiring full table scans -- Incorrect use of BATCH statements -- Using Byte Ordered Partitioner -- Using a load balancer in front of Cassandra nodes -- Using a framework driver -- Cassandra hardware selection, installation, and configuration -- RAM -- CPU -- Disk -- Operating system -- Network/firewall -- Installation using apt-get -- Tarball installation -- JVM installation -- Node configuration -- Running Cassandra -- Adding a new node to the cluster -- Using Cassandra -- Nodetool -- CQLSH -- Python -- Java -- Taking a backup with Cassandra -- Restoring from a snapshot -- Tips for success -- Run Cassandra on Linux -- Open ports 7199, 7000, 7001, and 9042 -- Enable security -- Use solid state drives (SSDs) if possible -- Configure only one or two seed nodes per data center -- Schedule weekly repairs -- Do not force a major compaction -- Remember that every mutation is a write -- The data model is key -- Consider a support contract -- Cassandra is not a general purpose database -- Summary -- References -- Chapter 6: HBase -- Architecture -- Components in the HBase stack -- Zookeeper -- HDFS -- HBase master -- HBase RegionServers -- Reads and writes -- The HBase write path -- HBase writes - design motivation -- The HBase read path -- HBase compactions -- System trade-offs -- Logical and physical data models -- Interacting with HBase - the HBase shell -- Interacting with HBase - the HBase Client API -- Interacting with secure HBase clusters -- Advanced topics -- HBase high availability -- Replicated reads -- HBase in multiple regions -- HBase coprocessors -- SQL over HBase -- Summary -- Chapter 7: DynamoDB -- The difference between SQL and DynamoDB -- Setting up DynamoDB -- Setting up locally…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The Moby project -- Docker products -- Docker CE -- Docker EE -- The container ecosystem -- Container architecture -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 2: Setting up a Working Environment -- Technical requirements -- The Linux command shell -- PowerShell for Windows -- Using a package manager -- Installing Homebrew on a Mac -- Installing Chocolatey on Windows -- Choosing a code editor -- Docker Toolbox -- Docker for Mac and Docker for Windows -- Installing Docker for Mac -- Installing Docker for Windows -- Using docker-machine on Windows with Hyper-V -- Minikube -- Installing Minikube on Mac and Windows -- Testing Minikube and kubectl -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 3: Working with Containers -- Technical requirements -- Running the first container -- Starting, stopping, and removing containers -- Running a random quotes container -- Listing containers -- Stopping and starting containers -- Removing containers -- Inspecting containers -- Exec into a running container -- Attaching to a running container -- Retrieving container logs -- Logging drivers -- Using a container-specific logging driver -- Advanced topic - changing the default logging driver -- Anatomy of containers -- Architecture -- Namespaces -- Control groups (cgroups) -- Union filesystem (UnionFS) -- Container plumbing -- Runc -- Containerd -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Creating and Managing Container Images -- What are images? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Improved functionality and performance -- Improved color conversion API and RGBA support -- Improved image support -- Faster text rendering -- Change in the default animation codec -- Changes in default styles -- Matplotlib website and online documentation -- Output formats and backends -- Static output formats -- Raster images -- Vector images -- Setting up Matplotlib -- Installing Python -- Python installation for Windows -- Python installation for macOS -- Python installation for Linux -- Installing Matplotlib -- About the dependencies -- Installing the pip Python package manager -- Installing Matplotlib with pip -- Setting up Jupyter Notebook -- Starting a Jupyter Notebook session -- Running Jupyter Notebook on a remote server -- Editing and running code -- Manipulating notebook kernel and cells -- Embed your Matplotlib plots -- Documenting in Markdown -- Save your hard work! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Implementing the Cucumber Beetle audio -- Implementing the Cucumber Man audio -- Introduction to Unity's lights and shadows -- Adding light sources -- Directional light -- Point light -- Spot light -- Area light -- Shadows -- Discovering Unity's special effects -- Particle System -- Trail Renderer -- Adding visual effects to our game -- Adding a Point light to our cherry trees -- Add a special effect using the Particle System -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Optimizing Our Game for Deployment -- Using the Profiler window -- Getting more out of the Profilers -- Optimizing scripts -- Optimized code example -- Optimizing graphics rendering -- Occlusion culling -- Lighting -- Mesh renderer -- Additional optimizations -- Level of detail -- Static colliders -- Creating builds -- Understanding the Unity build process -- Build settings -- PC, Mac, and Linux standalone -- iOS -- tvOS -- Android -- HTML 5/WebGL -- Facebook -- Xbox One -- PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita -- Player Settings -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Virtual Reality -- Welcome to virtual reality -- Development tools -- Oculus -- GearVR -- OpenVR -- PlayStation VR -- Enabling virtual reality in Unity -- Requisite SDKs -- Configuring your Unity project -- Recommendations from Unity technologies -- Starter content -- Oculus VR -- Oculus Sample Framework -- Oculus Stereo Shading Re-Projection Sample -- Oculus Integration -- Vive software -- Vive Stereo Rendering Toolkit -- Vive Input Utility -- Vive Media Decoder -- NVIDIA -- NVIDIA VRWorks -- NVIDIA VR Samples -- Unity Technologies -- Summary -- Other Books You May Enjoy -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Installing Jupyter on the Mac via Anaconda -- Installing Jupyter on the the Mac via the command line -- Installing Jupyter on Linux -- How to do it... -- Installing Jupyter on a server -- How to do it... -- Example Notebook with a user data collision -- Chapter 2: Adding an Engine -- Introduction -- Adding the Python 3 engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the Python 3 engine -- Running a Python 3 script -- Adding the R engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the R engine using Anaconda Navigator -- Installing the R engine via command line -- Running an R Script -- Adding the Julia engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the Julia engine -- Running a Julia script -- Adding the JavaScript engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the Node.JS engine -- Running a Node.JS script -- Adding the Scala engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the Scala engine -- Running a Scala script -- Adding the Spark engine -- How to do it... -- Installing the Spark engine -- Running a Spark script -- Chapter 3: Accessing and Retrieving Data -- Introduction -- Reading CSV files -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading JSON files -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Accessing a database -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading flat files -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Reading text files -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 4: Visualizing Your Analytics…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Configuring Windows Splunk Forwarder -- Splunk Universal Forwarder Using Windows -- Splunk Universal Forwarder Using .msi -- Configuring Linux Splunk Forwarder -- Splunk's Light and Heavy Forwarders -- Splunk Heavyweight Forwarder -- Configuring Heavy Forwarder -- Configuring Heavy Forwarder to Index and Forwarding Data from a Universal Forwarder -- Splunk Light Forwarder -- Forwarder Management -- Configuring Forwarder Management -- Configuring the Forwarder Management Client -- Splunk Indexer Clusters -- Configuring Indexer Clusters -- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using Splunk Web -- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using a Splunk .conf File -- Creating an Indexer Cluster Using Splunk CLI -- Splunk Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) -- Creating an LDAP Strategy -- Mapping LDAP Group to Splunk Roles -- Splunk Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) -- Configuring Splunk SAML -- Map SAML to User Roles -- Summary -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- References -- Chapter 10: Advanced Data Input in Splunk -- Compress the Data Feed -- Indexer Acknowledgment -- Securing the Feed -- Queue Size -- Monitor Input -- Monitor Files -- Monitor Directories -- Monitor Files and Directory Using Splunk Web -- Monitor File and Directory Using inputs.conf -- Scripted Input -- Scripted Input Using Splunk Web -- Scripted Input Using inputs.conf file -- Network Input -- Add Network Input Using Splunk Web and Deploy It to the Forwarder -- Modify Network Input Using .conf Files -- Configure TCP Network Input Using .conf File -- Configure Network UDP Input Using .conf File -- Pulling Data Using Agentless Input -- HTTP Input Using Splunk Web -- Configure HTTP Event Collector in Splunk -- Configure HTTP Input Using .conf File -- Configure HTTP Event Collector in Splunk Using .conf File -- Parse Data in Splunk Using HTTP Event Collector -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Booting Windows 10 IoT Core for the First Time -- DragonBoard 410c Configuration -- Prerequisites -- Download and Install the Image Manually -- Connecting the Hardware -- Writing the Image to the DragonBoard 410c -- Booting Windows 10 IoT Core for the First Time -- Connecting to Your Board -- Connect with the Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard -- Connecting with the Device Portal -- Connecting with SSH -- Connecting with the Windows PowerShell -- Shutting Down the Device -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Introducing the Raspberry Pi -- Getting Started with the Raspberry Pi -- Raspberry Pi Origins -- Versions That Work with Windows 10 IoT Core -- A Tour of the Board -- Required Accessories -- Recommended Accessories -- Where to Buy -- Setting Up the Raspberry Pi -- Choosing a Boot Image (Operating System) -- Creating the Boot Image -- Booting the Board -- A Brief Linux Primer -- Getting Help -- File and Directory Commands -- List Directories and Files -- Change Directory -- Copy -- Move -- Create Directories -- Delete Directories -- Create (Empty) Files -- Delete Files -- System Commands -- Show (Print) Working Directory -- Command History -- Archive Files -- Administrative Commands -- Run as Super User -- Change File/Directory Permissions -- Change Owner -- Install/Remove Software -- Shutdown -- Useful Utilities -- Working with Python: Blink an LED -- Hardware Connections -- Writing the Code -- Running the Script -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Developing IoT Solutions with Windows 10 -- Working with GPIO Headers -- Raspberry Pi -- DragonBoard 410C -- Visual Studio 2019 Primer -- Major Features -- The User Interface -- Windows -- Environment Settings -- Common Menu Items -- Windows 10 IoT Core Project Templates -- Blank Windows IoT Core Console Application -- Background Application (IoT) -- Blank App (Universal Windows) -- Example Applications…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Multi-threading with Microsoft R Open distribution -- Parallel machine learning with H2O and R -- Boosting R performance with the data.table package and other tools -- Fast data import and manipulation with the data.table package -- Data import with data.table -- Lightning-fast subsets and aggregations on data.table -- Chaining, more complex aggregations, and pivot tables with data.table -- Writing better R code -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Hadoop and MapReduce Framework for R -- Hadoop architecture -- Hadoop Distributed File System -- MapReduce framework -- A simple MapReduce word count example -- Other Hadoop native tools -- Learning Hadoop -- A single-node Hadoop in Cloud -- Deploying Hortonworks Sandbox on Azure -- A word count example in Hadoop using Java -- A word count example in Hadoop using the R language -- RStudio Server on a Linux RedHat/CentOS virtual machine -- Installing and configuring RHadoop packages -- HDFS management and MapReduce in R - a word count example -- HDInsight - a multi-node Hadoop cluster on Azure -- Creating your first HDInsight cluster -- Creating a new Resource Group -- Deploying a Virtual Network -- Creating a Network Security Group -- Setting up and configuring an HDInsight cluster -- Starting the cluster and exploring Ambari -- Connecting to the HDInsight cluster and installing RStudio Server -- Adding a new inbound security rule for port 8787 -- Editing the Virtual Network's public IP address for the head node -- Smart energy meter readings analysis example - using R on HDInsight cluster -- Summary -- Chapter 5: R with Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMSs) -- Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMSs) -- A short overview of used RDBMSs -- Structured Query Language (SQL) -- SQLite with R -- Preparing and importing data into a local SQLite database -- Connecting to SQLite from RStudio…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Project 1: Getting Started with Arduino -- Materials to Gather -- About the Arduino -- An Accessible Hardware Platform -- About the SparkFun RedBoard -- Installing the Arduino IDE and Drivers -- Installing on Windows -- Installing on OS X -- Installing on Linux -- A Brief IDE Tour -- Changing the Default Preferences -- Test Drive: Plugging in the Arduino for the First Time -- Choosing Your Board in the IDE -- Selecting the Communication Port -- An Arduino "Hello, World!" …”

“…You're expected to have a basic understanding of Linux commands and Python. What You Will Learn Design a differential robot from scratch Model a differential robot using ROS and URDF Simulate a differential robot using ROS and Gazebo Design robot hardware electronics Interface robot actuators with embedded boards Explore the interfacing of different 3D depth cameras in ROS Implement autonomous navigation in ChefBot Create a GUI for robot control In Detail Robot Operating System (ROS) is one of the most popular robotics software frameworks in research and industry. …”