“…DevOps stuff - StackDriver logging, monitoring, cloud deployment manager Security - Identity and Access Management, Identity-Aware proxying, OAuth, API Keys, service accounts Networking - Virtual Private Clouds, shared VPCs, Load balancing at the network, transport and HTTP layer; VPN, Cloud Interconnect and CDN Interconnect Hadoop Foundations: A quick look at the open-source cousins (Hadoop, Spark, Pig, Hive and HBase) In Detail This course is a really comprehensive guide to the Google Cloud Platform - it has ~20 hours of content and ~60 demos. …”

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“…We examine safe practices for makers, and we look at the illusion of danger vs. real danger, how to use common sense, and how to educate yourself to work more safely and productively. …”

“…You will get an in-depth look at how to utilize Azure ARM templates for designing and deploying your Azure cloud resources in a consistent and repeatable manner. …”

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“…Learn the basics of VR development from a 20 year VR evangelist Get a detailed look at the most popular VR hardware systems in use today Understand new input devices like haptic systems and 6DOF controllers Explore the development processes for desktop, mobile, and web based VR See how VR apps for Oculus Rift, Gear VR, and Google Cardboard are created Learn about the Web VR API, Three.js, Google VR SDK, and WebGL Explore the basics of working with Unity 3D, the dominant VR game engine Gain direct experience in developing VR applications for multiple platforms Tony Parisi, Head of VR and AR at Unity Technologies, is a VR evangelist who's worked actively in the field for over twenty years. …”

“…Discover customization and productivity tips with this quick guide for iPhone usersKey FeaturesLearn everything about your iPhone quickly to use it as an effective tool for communication, entertainment, and workCustomize your phone’s look and sound and modify the iOS’s privacy settingsKeep your apps tidy and organized using the App LibraryBook DescriptionThe iPhone is the most popular smartphone available on the market, renowned for its sophisticated design, immersive UI, and user safety. …”

“…This course provides a detailed look at how to use Microsoft Project 2016 software to build, resource, cost out, monitor, and report on project plans for any size or type of project. …”

“…Are you struggling to figure out the proper way to do test automation with Selenium WebDriver? If so, look no further. This course will help you learn how to create extremely reliable and stable automation tests with Selenium WebDriver. …”

“…Using components (and what components are, to begin with) Binding to form inputs All about directives, filters, and mixins How to make your app more beautiful with animations and transitions How to create an awesome single-page-applications (SPA) with routing How to improve state management by using Vuex How to deploy the app In Detail Whichever metric you look at (Google Trends, Github Stars, Tweets ...) …”

“…Kubernetes sessions, including Jonathan Johnson's (Dijure LLC) intro to Kubernetes tutorial; Jose Nino’s (Lyft) look at deploying hybrid topologies with Kubernetes and Envoy; and Bastian Hofmann’s (SysEleven) talk on using Kubernetes to deploy an application across multiple clusters in different regions. …”

“…In 13 thorough parts, Access 2013 LiveLessons shows you how to increase add finesse and polish to your presentations so they look like the pros. Expert Alison Balter simplifies powerful features and tools including Tables, Forms, reports, Queries, Macros, and much more! …”

“…This course offers current and aspiring game developers an insider's look at games marketing, networking, crowdfunding, social media presence, promotion, and how to be noticed by the press and influencers. …”

“…You'll learn about installing the software, working with the Unity interface, scripting, creating gameplay, building 2D and 3D objects, lighting, animation, sound, de-bugging, and much more in this all-encompassing look at how to build your very own video games. Learn how to use Unity game development software Gain the experience you need to start making your own 2D and 3D games Explore the Unity interface and learn to get around inside the software Discover how to use scripts to create and control gameplay Understand how to use and control audio and visual assets with Unity Learn to recognize and solve common game development problems Understand the game development process from start to finish Tim Nugent is an Australian app and game developer who has worked with the Unity game engine since 2010. …”

“…Building secure systems sessions, including Sabree Blackmon's (Scytale) look at building trust between distributed systems with SPIFFE and Mandi Walls' (Chef) deep dive tutorial into security and compliance using InSpec. …”

“…Content marketing expert Laura Busch explains why in this detailed look at the components – and most importantly the processes - that drive the creation of an editorial calendar. …”

“…Spring expert Kevin Bowersox offers a clear and practical path to building and deploying microservices in this detailed look at the Spring software components used to create those systems. …”

“…Java 5 introduced generics capabilities to the language, and for most developers, simply knowing that collections were typed was enough to get them through the day. However, one look at the standard library in Java 8 tells you those days are over. …”

“…He continues with a deep look into the Flash Library and the use of different symbol types across projects to exploit robust animation techniques using the timeline. …”

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