Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover; Inhaltsverzeichnis; Einleitung; Teil I: Grundlagen; Orientierung; 1.1 Kommerzielle IDEs; 1.1.1 Keil QVision; 1.1.2 IAR Workbench; 1.1.3 Sourcery Codebench; 1.1.4 Atollic TrueSTUDIO; 1.1.5 CrossWorks for ARM; 1.2 Herstellergebundene IDEs; 1.2.1 ATMEL Studio 6; 1.2.2 Texas Instruments StellarisWare; 1.2.3 STMicroelectronics STVD; 1.3 Freie IDEs; 1.3.1 CooCox CoIDE; 1.3.2 NetBeans for C Developers; 1.3.3 Code::Blocks; 1.3.4 emIDE; 1.3.5 Eclipse für C/C++-Entwickler; 1.4 Vorbereitende Arbeiten; 1.4.1 Hardware; 1.4.2 Software; ARM und CMSIS; 2.1 Einige Hintergrundinformationen…”

“…LabVIEW (Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Engineering Workbench) developed by National Instruments is a graphical programming environment. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Shipping carriers -- Build loads and plan shipments -- Load templates -- Routing -- Load planning workbench -- Appointment scheduling -- Reconciling freight bills and invoices -- Configuring freight bill reconciliation -- Manual reconciliation -- Automatic reconciliation -- Advanced TMS parameters -- Defining constraints -- Transportation tender -- Small parcel shipping -- Tips and tricks -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 10: Master Planning Implementation - A Guide to Streamlining Operations -- Introduction to master planning -- How can we activate planning optimization? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…IBM Client Information Integration Solution (CIIS) -- CIIS overview -- Business issue addressed by CIIS -- Target audience for CIIS -- Main features of CIIS -- Kinds of information managed by CIIS -- CIIS technical components -- CIIS Data Server -- CIIS Customization Workbench -- CIIS XML Adapter -- CIIS benefits -- Business benefits -- Technical benefits -- Deployment and contact details -- Appendix B. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Google Cloud Memorystore -- Google Cloud's big data services -- Google Cloud Pub/Sub -- Google Cloud BigQuery -- Google Cloud Dataflow -- Google Cloud Dataproc -- Google Cloud Looker -- Summary -- Practice questions -- Answers to the practice questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 10: Google Cloud AI Services -- Google Cloud Vertex AI -- Vertex AI datasets -- Dataset labeling -- Vertex AI Feature Store -- Workbench and notebooks -- Vertex AI custom models -- Vertex Explainable AI -- Vertex AI prediction -- Vertex AI Model Monitoring -- Vertex AI Pipelines -- Vertex AI TensorBoard and Metadata -- Vertex AI AutoML -- Google Cloud ML APIs -- Sight API -- Conversational API -- Google Cloud generative AI services -- Summary -- Practice questions -- Answers to the practice questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 11: Google Cloud Security Services -- Google Cloud IAM -- Google Cloud users and groups -- Google Cloud service accounts -- Google Cloud IAM roles -- Google Cloud endpoint security -- GCE VM security -- GCS security -- Google Cloud network security -- Google Cloud data security -- Data classification and data lineage -- Data encryption -- GCP DLP -- Google Cloud Monitoring and Logging -- Google Cloud Security Command Center (SCC) -- SCC asset discovery -- SCC scan findings -- SCC integration with Cloud DLP -- SHA -- The latest SCC features -- Summary -- Practice questions -- Answers to the practice questions -- Further reading -- Part 3: Mastering Azure Cloud Services -- Chapter 12: Microsoft Azure Cloud Foundation Services -- Azure cloud resource hierarchy -- Azure cloud compute -- Azure cloud VMs -- Azure cloud container services -- Azure serverless computing -- Azure cloud storage -- Object storage -- File storage -- Block storage -- Archive storage -- Azure cloud networking -- Azure Cloud Foundation service implementation -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Controlling the auditd daemon -- Creating audit rules -- Auditing a file for changes -- Auditing a directory -- Auditing system calls -- Using ausearch and aureport -- Searching for file change alerts -- Searching for directory access rule violations -- Searching for system call rule violations -- Generating authentication reports -- Using predefined rules sets -- Applying OpenSCAP policies with oscap -- Installing OpenSCAP -- Viewing the profile files -- Scanning the system -- Remediating the system -- Using SCAP Workbench -- More about OpenSCAP profiles -- Applying an OpenSCAP profile during system installation -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Vulnerability Scanning and Intrusion Detection -- Looking at Snort and Security Onion -- Obtaining and installing Snort -- Graphical interfaces for Snort -- Getting Snort in prebuilt appliances -- Using Security Onion -- Scanning and hardening with Lynis -- Installing Lynis on Red Hat/CentOS -- Installing Lynis on Ubuntu -- Scanning with Lynis -- Finding vulnerabilities with OpenVAS -- Web server scanning with Nikto -- Nikto in Kali Linux -- Installing and updating Nikto on Linux -- Scanning a web server with Nikto -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Security Tips and Tricks for the Busy Bee -- Auditing system services -- Auditing system services with systemctl -- Auditing network services with netstat -- Auditing network services with Nmap -- Port states -- Scan types -- Password-protecting the GRUB 2 bootloader -- Resetting the password for Red Hat/CentOS -- Resetting the password for Ubuntu -- Preventing kernel parameter edits on Red Hat/CentOS -- Preventing kernel parameter edits on Ubuntu -- Password-protecting boot options -- Disabling the submenu for Ubuntu -- Password-protecting boot option steps for both Ubuntu and Red Hat -- Securely configuring BIOS/UEFI -- Using a security checklist for system setup -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- LESSON 1 Understanding Rich Internet Applications -- Understanding the Evolution of Computer Applications -- Breaking Away from Page-Based Architecture -- Identifying the Advantages of Rich Internet Applications -- Business Managers -- IT Organizations -- End Users -- RIA Technologies -- Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) -- Flash -- Flex -- The Windows Presentation Foundation, XAML, Silverlight, and Expression -- LESSON 2 Getting Started -- Getting Started with Flex Application Development -- Creating a Project and an MXML Application -- Understanding the Flex Builder 3 Workbench -- Running Your Application -- Creating a Second Application Page and Working in Design Mode -- Getting Ready for the Next Lesson -- LESSON 3 Laying Out the Interface -- Learning About Containers -- Laying Out the E-Commerce Application Using Design Mode -- Working with Constraint-Based Layouts -- Using Constraints with the Parent Container -- Using Enhanced Constraints -- Working with View States -- Controlling View States -- Laying Out an Application in Source Mode -- Adding and Controlling View States with MXML -- LESSON 4 Using Simple Controls -- Introducing Simple Controls -- Displaying Images -- Building a Detail View -- Using Data Binding to Link a Data Structure to a Simple Control -- Using a Form Layout Container to Lay Out Simple Controls -- Adding Radio Buttons and Date Fields to the Dashboard -- LESSON 5 Handling Events and Data Structures -- Understanding Event Handling -- Understanding a Simple Example -- Handling the Event with an ActionScript Function -- Passing Data when Calling the Event Handler Function -- Building a Data Structure on the creationComplete Event -- Using Data from the Event Object -- Building a Custom ActionScript Class -- Building a Value Object…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introducing Blender 3.0 -- Exploring the Main Changes in Blender 3.0 -- Left Button Selection (LBS) -- Asset Browser and Pose Library -- Workspaces -- The Blender 3.0 Toolbar (T) -- Eevee -- Cycles X -- Workbench -- Scene Collections -- Grease Pencil -- Geometry Nodes -- USD Importer -- Installing Blender 3.0 -- The Blender Foundation Website -- Installing Different Versions of Blender 3.0 -- Using the Default Interface of Blender 3.0 -- Main Areas -- Topbar, Header, Toolbar, and Status Bar -- The Topbar -- The Header of the Editor Type -- Object Interaction Mode Button -- Transformation Orientation, Transform Pivot Point, Snap and Proportional Editing -- Visualization Tools -- Tool Settings -- The Toolbar -- The Status Bar -- Introducing Editors and Views -- Editor Types -- Properties Editor -- Menus and Workspaces -- The Topbar Menu -- File -- Edit -- Render -- Window -- Help -- The 3D View Header Menu -- Pie Menus -- Workspaces -- Blender Customization -- Selecting, Navigating, and Transforming -- Navigation Techniques -- Selection Methods -- Object Selection in Object Mode -- Subobject Selection in Edit Mode -- Basic Transformations -- The Object Context Menu (RMB) -- Using New Keyboard Shortcuts -- Introducing Eevee -- Eevee, Cycles, and Cycles X -- Node-Based Materials -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Modeling Inorganic and Organic Objects in Blender -- Preparing to Start Modeling -- Digital Spaces -- Add Objects (Shift+A) -- Mesh -- Add Mesh -- Curve -- Add Curve -- Explaining Splines -- Editing a Curve -- The Toolbar -- Object Data Properties -- Surface -- Metaball -- Object Data Properties -- Text -- Object Data Properties -- Other Blender Objects -- Empty and Image -- Light -- Camera -- Understanding Mesh Modeling…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…How it works... -- Using the MySQL workbench -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Chapter 8: Internationalization and Testing -- Introduction -- Displaying widget text in different languages -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Changing the entire GUI language, all at once -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Localizing the GUI -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Preparing the GUI for internationalization -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- How to design a GUI in an agile fashion -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Do we need to test the GUI code? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Making Decisions with Logic -- Beginning with bits -- Processing data with gates -- Simplifying gates with truth tables -- Creating logical components -- Using ICs -- Identifying ICs with part numbers -- Packaging is everything -- Probing IC pinouts -- Relying on IC datasheets -- Using Your Logic -- Seeing the light at the end of the NAND gate -- Turning three NAND gates into an OR gate -- Hanging Out with Some Popular ICs -- Operational amplifiers -- IC time machine: the 555 timer -- Counting on the 4017 decade counter -- Microcontrollers -- Other popular ICs -- Chapter 12 Acquiring Additional Parts -- Making Connections -- Choosing wires wisely -- Plugging in to connectors -- Powering Up -- Turning on the juice with batteries -- Getting power from the sun -- Using wall power to supply higher DC current or voltage (not recommended) -- Using Your Sensors -- Seeing the light -- Capturing sound with microphones -- Feeling the heat -- More energizing input transducers -- Experiencing the Outcome of Electronics -- Speaking of speakers -- Sounding off with buzzers -- Creating good vibrations with DC motors -- Part III Getting Serious about Electronics -- Chapter 13 Preparing Your Lab and Ensuring Your Safety -- Picking a Place to Practice Electronics -- The top ingredients for a great lab -- Workbench basics -- Acquiring Tools and Supplies -- Amassing a multimeter -- Stockpiling soldering equipment -- Hoarding hand tools -- Collecting cloths and cleansers -- Loading up on lubricants -- Stocking up on sticky stuff -- Other tools and supplies -- Stocking Up on Parts and Components -- Solderless breadboards -- Circuit‐building starter kit…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The structure of an Angular application -- The package.json file -- Dotfiles - .editorconfig, .gitignore, and .angular-cli.json -- Environments -- Running the sample application -- Adding a new module -- Adding a new component -- Adding a new route -- Creating an Angular service -- Template data binding -- Simple deployment -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Building the Baseline Backend Application -- Additional notes about Laravel with Docker -- Creating the Docker Compose foundation -- Configuring nginx -- Configuring php-fpm -- Creating a docker-compose configuration file -- Building the application container -- Using PHP Composer to scaffold a Laravel application -- Creating the application scaffold -- Running the application -- Setting up a MySQL database -- Adding a storage folder -- Configuring the .env file -- Using a MySQL external client -- Migrations and database seed -- Creating the migration boilerplate -- Creating our first database seed -- Exploring the Workbench table view -- API documentation with the Swagger framework -- Installing the L5-Swagger library -- Creating the application API controller -- Generating and publishing the API documentation -- Adding Swagger definitions -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Creating a RESTful API Using Laravel - Part 1 -- Preparing the application and understanding what we are building -- Refactoring the application files -- What we are building -- The application's summary -- Creating models and migrations files -- Adding content to migration files -- Eloquent ORM relationship -- One-to-one relationship -- One-to-many relationship -- Many-to-many relationship -- Seeding our database -- Querying the database using Tinker -- Creating controllers and routes -- Creating and updating the controller function -- Creating the API routes -- Generating Swagger UI documentation -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Preparing System Images for Deployment -- Understanding the Deployment Image Servicing and Management Utility -- Working with DISM -- Inserting Applications into System Images -- Inserting Drivers into System Images -- Inserting Updates into System Images -- Configuring Tasks to Run After Deployment -- Deploying Windows System Images -- Suggested Deployment Strategies -- High-Touch with Retail Media -- High-Touch with Standard Image -- Lite-Touch, High-Volume Deployment -- Zero-Touch, High-Volume Deployment -- Using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit to Deploy Windows 7 -- What's New with MDT -- Downloading and Installing MDT -- Using MDT Deployment Workbench to Create a Deployment Share -- Adding Windows Images to the Deployment Share -- Adding Additional Features to Windows Images -- Using Task Sequences in MDT -- Using Deployment Points -- Using MDT to Distribute Images to Multiple Computers -- Automated Deployment of Windows by Using Windows 7 Deployment Services -- Understanding WDS -- Setting Up WDS -- Using WDS to Perform an Automated Deployment of Windows -- Enabling Automatic Network Boot -- Automating the Setup Process -- Manually Deploying a Customized Image -- Troubleshooting an Unattended Installation -- Problems with Answer Files -- Boot Disks -- Switches -- Answer File Specifications -- Problems with Sysprep Installations -- Review All the Key Topics -- Complete the Tables and Lists from Memory -- Definitions of Key Terms -- Chapter 6 Configuring Virtual Hard Disks -- "Do I Know This Already?" …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…SQL query by using Reporting workbench and statement configuration: selection of stone elements and their description (result on CSV). -- FLOS for Museums: open solutions to train communities and manage heritage sites -- Paolo Rosati -- N. -- Name -- Description -- 1 -- Evolution -- To evolve the museum space and its exhibits digitally, and mediate a new kind of knowledge (STEAM). -- 2 -- Empowering -- To empower the scientific segments and the editorial management of the heritage institution, writing about new discoveries and filing patents. -- 3 -- Interconnection -- To build an interconnection between the museum and the neighbors of the city, creating stable and operative communities nearby the institution. -- 4 -- Economic growth -- To teach self-employment techniques helping family economies from a start-up level. -- 5 -- Return school -- To reach out to young people prone to early school leaving, projecting open spaces with a FLOS habitat for them, which can stimulate their curiosity and spirit of believing in themselves. -- 6 -- Lifestyle rank -- To increase in the museum communities the need of a plain cultural existence and growth in lifestyle ranking. -- 7 -- Deep study -- To explore deeply with the communities the collections. -- 8 -- Museum Economy -- To enrich the museum economy with new editorial products, open-access, online catalogues, linked open-data for projecting new web services for the online communities. -- 9 -- Research -- To let to the citizens, investigate the daily fundamental role of the researchers and rise the appreciation on the great developments of science. -- 10 -- Challenges -- To educate communities in solidarity, equality, environmental importance, and green habits (as reuse, recycling and self-made skills)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Spark pipelines for dataset preprocessing -- Dataset preprocessing automation -- Summary -- Chapter 3: A Holistic View on Spark -- Spark for a holistic view -- The use case -- Fast and easy computing -- Methods for a holistic view -- Regression modeling -- The SEM approach -- Decision trees -- Feature preparation -- PCA -- Grouping by category to use subject knowledge -- Feature selection -- Model estimation -- MLlib implementation -- The R notebooks' implementation -- Model evaluation -- Quick evaluations -- RMSE -- ROC curves -- Results explanation -- Impact assessments -- Deployment -- Dashboard -- Rules -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Fraud Detection on Spark -- Spark for fraud detection -- The use case -- Distributed computing -- Methods for fraud detection -- Random forest -- Decision trees -- Feature preparation -- Feature extraction from LogFile -- Data merging -- Model estimation -- MLlib implementation -- R notebooks implementation -- Model evaluation -- A quick evaluation -- Confusion matrix and false positive ratios -- Results explanation -- Big influencers and their impacts -- Deploying fraud detection -- Rules -- Scoring -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Risk Scoring on Spark -- Spark for risk scoring -- The use case -- Apache Spark notebooks -- Methods of risk scoring -- Logistic regression -- Preparing coding in R -- Random forest and decision trees -- Preparing coding -- Data and feature preparation -- OpenRefine -- Model estimation -- The DataScientistWorkbench for R notebooks -- R notebooks implementation -- Model evaluation -- Confusion matrix -- ROC -- Kolmogorov-Smirnov -- Results explanation -- Big influencers and their impacts -- Deployment -- Scoring -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Churn Prediction on Spark -- Spark for churn prediction -- The use case -- Spark computing -- Methods for churn prediction -- Regression models…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Network File System -- Trivial File Transfer Protocol -- Resources -- 5 Eclipse integrated development environment -- Overview -- Plug-ins -- Workbench -- Installation -- Using Eclipse…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Node types and Product descriptions -- 4.1 Node types -- 4.2 Runtime product descriptions -- 4.2.1 WebSphere Application Server -- 4.2.2 WebSphere Application Server Enterprise Process Choreographer -- 4.2.3 WebSphere MQ -- 4.2.4 WebSphere MQ Workflow -- 4.3 Development product descriptions -- 4.3.1 WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition -- 4.3.2 IBM Rational® Rose XDETM Modeler -- 4.3.3 WebSphere Business Integration Workbench -- 4.3.4 WebSphere MQ Workflow Buildtime -- Chapter 5. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…3.2 A new approach to the application development process -- 3.3 Components of the Eclipse GUI framework -- 3.3.1 Workbench -- 3.3.2 Projects -- 3.3.3 Perspectives -- 3.3.4 Views -- 3.3.5 Editors -- 3.3.6 Crash recovery -- 3.4 Development Studio Client features -- 3.4.1 Tools -- 3.4.2 Common features -- 3.4.3 iSeries-specific features -- 3.5 Online help -- Summary -- Key terms and concepts -- Other helpful resources -- Questions -- Exercises -- On-going study -- Connecting to a server from the Remote System Explorer -- Chapter 4. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Types of APIs -- Public APIs -- Partner APIs -- Private APIs -- Composite APIs -- SOAP versus REST versus gRPC versus GraphQL -- SOAP -- REST -- gRPC -- GraphQL -- Event/message bus integration -- Custom code versus tools -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Using Platform Events -- An overview of the event-driven architecture and the event bus -- Exploring event-driven architecture -- The event bus -- When to use platform events -- Defining and publishing a platform event -- Using Apex -- Publishing platform events through Flow -- Using the REST API -- Subscribing to and handling platform events -- Handling platform events using Apex triggers -- Subscribing to platform events in Flow -- Change Data Capture and platform events -- Testing platform events -- Testing whether platform events are publishing -- Testing the consumption of platform events -- Logging using platform events -- A discussion of the CometD protocol and handling events externally -- The Pub/Sub API -- Integrations using platform events -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Apex and Flow -- Apex and Flow -- Invocable actions -- Testing invocable actions -- Internal APIs -- Callouts from invocable methods -- External Services in Flow -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Apex REST and Custom Web Services -- An overview of REST -- HTTP methods -- REST and Apex - when to use custom endpoints -- Defining endpoints -- A more detailed example -- Dynamic parsing using custom metadata -- Testing endpoints using Workbench -- Exposing endpoints -- Public APIs and Sites pages -- An alternative using URL Rewriter and Visualforce pages -- Handling request body data -- Handling JSON -- Handling XML -- Testing Apex REST code -- Summary -- Chapter 15: Outbound Integrations - REST -- Basic REST callouts -- Remote Site Settings…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….) -- 8.2.2 INSTALACIÓN DE MYSQL Y MYSQL WORKBENCH -- 8.3 LA SINTAXIS DEL LENGUAJE DE PROGRAMACIÓN -- 8.3.1 VARIABLES -- 8.3.2 TIPOS DE DATOS -- 8.3.3 ESTRUCTURAS DE CONTROL -- 8.3.4 LIBRERÍAS DE FUNCIONES -- 8.4 PROGRAMACIÓN DE MÓDULOS DE MANIPULACIÓN (...) -- 8.5 HERRAMIENTAS DE DEPURACIÓN Y CONTROL (...) -- 8.5.1 INSTALACIÓN DE LA HERRAMIENTA -- 8.5.2 ENTRADA EN LA APLICACIÓN Y CONEXIÓN (...) -- 8.5.3 VENTANA PRINCIPAL DE LA HERRAMIENTA -- 8.5.4 NUESTRA PRIMERA DEPURACIÓN SENCILLA -- 8.6 HERRAMIENTAS GRÁFICAS DE DESARROLLO (...) -- 8.6.1 CREACIÓN DE FORMULARIOS -- 8.6.2 CREACIÓN DE INFORMES -- 8.7 TÉCNICAS PARA EL CONTROL DE LA EJECUCIÓN -- 8.7.1 COMANDOS START TRANSACTION, COMMIT (...) -- 8.7.2 COMANDOS SAVEPOINT Y ROLLBACK TO (...) -- 8.7.3 COMANDOS LOCK TABLES Y UNLOCK TABLES -- 8.8 OPTIMIZACIÓN DE CONSULTAS -- 8.9 EJERCICIOS RESUELTOS -- 8.10 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS -- 8.11 TEST DE CONOCIMIENTOS -- BIBLIOGRAFÍA -- SOLUCIONARIO DE LOS TEST DE CONOCIMIENTOS…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Eclipse framework -- 3.1 Eclipse: The start of a new era of tools -- 3.2 A new approach to the application development process -- 3.3 Components of the Eclipse GUI framework -- 3.3.1 Workbench -- 3.3.2 Projects -- 3.3.3 Perspectives -- 3.3.4 Views -- 3.3.5 Editors -- 3.3.6 Crash recovery -- 3.4 Development Studio Client features -- 3.4.1 Tools -- 3.4.2 Common features -- 3.4.3 iSeries-specific features -- 3.5 Online help -- 3.6 Obtaining and installing fixes for WDSc -- 3.6.1 Which version or fixpack of WDSc do you have installed? …”