Tabla de Contenidos: “…Definition of Done -- Release planning output -- Release planning summary -- Summary -- Recommended reading -- 3. Sprint Planning - Fine-tune the Sprint Commitment -- Sprint planning basics -- Preparing for sprint planning -- High-octane stories -- Help the product owner prepare for sprint planning -- Physical space -- Visualize the meeting -- Scratchpad, script, and agenda -- Running the sprint planning meeting -- Part I - the What and the Why -- Different types of stories -- Part II - the How -- Understanding capacity -- Talk first, then identify sprint tasks -- Anyone tasks, expert tasks, and pairing -- Sprint buffering -- It helps to see time -- Team members should talk with each other -- Don't over-facilitate -- Sample sprint planning checklist -- Commit! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Getting Additional Help -- OpenBSD's Support Model -- The Code Is Fine. What's Wrong with You? -- Sources of Information -- Man Pages -- Manual Sections -- Viewing Man Pages -- Finding Man Pages -- Overlapping Man Page Names -- Man Page Contents -- Man Pages on the Web -- The OpenBSD Website -- Mirrors -- The OpenBSD FAQ -- Non-Project Websites -- OpenBSD Mailing Lists -- Unofficial Mailing Lists -- Read-Only Mailing Lists -- Using OpenBSD Problem-Solving Resources -- Using the OpenBSD Website -- Using Man Pages -- Using Internet Searches -- Using Mailing Lists -- Creating a Good Help Request -- How to Be Ignored -- Sending Your Email -- Responding to Email -- 2. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Handling sensor data in the event handler -- Using and formatting Johnny-Five sensor data -- Using .scaleTo() and .fscaleTo() to fine-tune measurements -- Printing sensor data to the command line -- Using barcli to make the data easier to see -- Importing barcli and constructing our barcli graph -- Getting the bar graph to update -- Creating our night-light -- Wiring up the LED -- Coding this project -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 6: Using Motors to Move Your Project -- Technical requirements -- More about motors -- How to control a motor with a microcontroller -- Preparing for a motor-driven project with Raspberry Pi -- Putting the hat together -- Putting the hat on the Pi -- The Johnny-Five motor object -- Constructors for our hat -- Functions that move the motor -- Adding REPL control -- Loading and running your motor -- Troubleshooting your motorized projects -- Project - cat toy -- Putting a piece of paper on the motor shaft -- Coding the randomness to start/stop the motor -- Project - using two gearbox motors and the motors object -- Wiring up your TT motors -- The motors Johnny-Five object -- Writing some functions -- Running our motors project -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 7: Using Servos for Measured Movement -- Technical requirements -- Differences between motors and servos -- Calculated movements -- Regular versus continuous servos -- Powering servos and motors -- Getting a servo working with Johnny-Five -- The Johnny-Five servo object -- Wiring the servo to our PWM hat -- Coding your first servo sweep -- Project - two servos and the REPL -- Wiring up a second servo -- Using the Johnny-Five servos object -- Adding the Servos object to our code -- Adding in REPL functionality -- Playing with our servos on the command line -- Project - light meter with the servo -- Adding in the light sensor…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Keep Your Shots Steady -- Follow The Action -- Use Trucking Shots -- Find Unusual Angles -- Lean Forward Or Backward -- Get Wide And Tight Shots -- Shoot Matched Action -- Get Sequences -- Avoid Fast Pans And Snap Zooms -- Shoot Cutaways -- Use Lights -- Grab Good Sound Bites -- Get Plenty Of Natural Sound -- Plan Your Shoot -- Capturing Video -- Three Dv/Hdv-Capturing Scenarios -- Capturing An Entire Tape -- Using Batch Capture And Scene Detection -- Use A Clip-Naming Convention -- Use Scene Detection -- Tackling Manual Analog Movie Capture -- Capturing Hdv And Hd Video -- 5 Creating Cuts-Only Videos -- Topics Covered In This Lesson -- Getting Started -- Using A Storyboard To Build A Rough Cut -- Arranging Your Storyboard -- Automating Your Storyboard To A Sequence -- Editing Clips On The Timeline -- Trimming A Clip -- Using The Ripple Edit Tool -- Moving Clips To, From, And Within The Timeline -- Using The Current-Time Indicator To Establish The Edit Point -- Adding Clips To The Timeline With The Source Monitor -- Working With Source Monitor Editing Tools -- More Practice -- Adjusting Clips In The Trim Panel -- Using Other Editing Tools -- 6 Adding Video Transitions -- Topics Covered In This Lesson -- Getting Started -- Using Transitions With Restraint -- Adding Whimsy -- Adding Visual Interest -- Trying Some Transitions -- Sequence Display Changes -- Changing Parameters In The Effect Controls Panel -- Using A/B Mode To Fine-Tune A Transition -- Working With The Effect Controls Panel'S A/B Feature -- Dealing With Inadequate (Or No) Head Or Tail Handles -- Applying Transitions To Multiple Clips At Once -- Adding Audio Transitions -- 7 Creating Dynamic Titles -- Topics Covered In This Lesson -- Getting Started -- Strengthening Your Project With Titles -- Changing Text Parameters -- Building Text From Scratch -- Putting Text On A Path…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Best practices -- Generic best practices -- Be WS-I compliant -- Use simple data types -- Avoid nillable primitives -- Avoid fine-grained Web services -- Avoid Web services for intra-application communication -- Use short attribute, property, and tag names -- Avoid deep nesting of XML structures…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Lesson D: Clipping &amp -- Fine-Tuning -- The Clipping Mask -- The Other Half -- Final Touches -- The Compendium -- 1 Layers &amp -- Smart Objects -- Layers -- The Layers Panel -- The Background -- Pixel or Image Layer -- Fill Layers -- Vector Shape Layers -- Type Layers -- Adjustment Layers -- Groups -- Making a Group -- Both Like and Unlike Individual Layers -- Neat and Clean -- Artboards -- A Bit Like Groups -- Smart Objects -- Creating Smart Objects -- Linking vs Embedding -- Workflows &amp -- Limitations -- Frame Layers -- Layer Comps -- An Alternative to Multiple Files -- What Is Recorded? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intrinsic Muscles of the Hand: Fine Movements of the Fingers -- Table 10.14. Muscles Crossing the Hip and Knee Joints: Movements of the Thigh and Leg -- Table 10.15. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Recombination within Genes -- Genetic Analysis 5.2 -- Biological Factors Affecting Accuracy of Genetic Maps -- Recombination Is Dominated by Hotspots -- Correction of Genetic Map Distances -- 5.5 Linked Human Genes are Mapped Using Lod Score Analysis -- Allelic Phase -- Lod Score Analysis -- Experimental Insight 5.1 -- Genetic Analysis 5.3 -- 5.6 Recombination Affects Evolution and Genetic Diversity -- 5.7 Genetic Linkage in Haploid Eukaryotes is Identified by Tetrad Analysis -- Analysis of Unordered Tetrads -- Ordered Ascus Analysis -- 5.8 Mitotic Crossover Produces Distinctive Phenotypes -- Case Study: Mapping the Gene for Cystic Fibrosis -- Summary -- Keywords -- Problems -- Chapter 6: Genetic Analysis and Mapping in Bacteria and Bacteriophages -- 6.1 Bacteria Transfer Genes by Conjugation -- Characteristics of Bacterial Genomes -- Conjugation Identified -- Research Technique 6.1 -- Transfer of the F Factor -- Formation of an Hfr Chromosome -- Hfr Gene Transfer -- 6.2 Interrupted Mating Analysis Produces Time-of-Entry Maps -- Time-of-Entry Mapping Experiments -- Consolidation of Hfr Maps -- Genetic Analysis 6.1 -- 6.3 Conjugation with F' Strains Produces Partial Diploids -- Plasmids and Conjugation in Archaea -- 6.4 Bacterial Transformation Produces Genetic Recombination -- Genetic Analysis 6.2 -- Steps in Transformation -- Mapping by Transformation -- 6.5 Bacterial Transduction is Mediated by Bacteriophages -- Bacteriophage Life Cycles -- Generalized Transduction -- Cotransduction -- Cotransduction Mapping -- Specialized Transduction -- 6.6 Bacteriophage Chromosomes are Mapped by Fine-Structure Analysis -- Genetic Analysis 6.3 -- Genetic Complementation Analysis -- Intragenic Recombination Analysis -- Deletion-Mapping Analysis -- 6.7 Lateral Gene Transfer Alters Genomes -- Lateral Gene Transfer and Genome Evolution…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Creating a Level Playing Field -- Roughing it with a rough mix -- A fine tune -- Level meters: Red = dead -- Panning Tracks Left or Right -- The Effects of Adding Effects -- Equalization or not? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 4: Data Governance, Security, and Cataloging -- Technical requirements -- The many different aspects of data governance -- Data security, access, and privacy -- Common data regulatory requirements -- Core data protection concepts -- Personally identifiable information (PII) -- Personal data -- Encryption -- Anonymized data -- Pseudonymized data/tokenization -- Authentication -- Authorization -- Putting these concepts together -- Data quality, data profiling, and data lineage -- Data quality -- Data profiling -- Data lineage -- Business and technical data catalogs -- Implementing a data catalog to avoid creating a data swamp -- Business data catalogs -- Technical data catalogs -- AWS services that help with data governance -- The AWS Glue/Lake Formation technical data catalog -- AWS Glue DataBrew for profiling datasets -- AWS Glue Data Quality -- AWS Key Management Service (KMS) for data encryption -- Amazon Macie for detecting PII data in Amazon S3 objects -- The AWS Glue Studio Detect PII transform for detecting PII data in datasets -- Amazon GuardDuty for detecting threats in an AWS account -- AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) service -- Using AWS Lake Formation to manage data lake access -- Permissions management before Lake Formation -- Permissions management using AWS Lake Formation -- Hands-on - configuring Lake Formation permissions -- Creating a new user with IAM permissions -- Transitioning to managing fine-grained permissions with AWS Lake Formation -- Activating Lake Formation permissions for a database and table -- Granting Lake Formation permissions -- Summary -- Section 2: Architecting and Implementing Data Engineering Pipelines and Transformations -- Chapter 5: Architecting Data Engineering Pipelines -- Technical requirements -- Approaching the data pipeline architecture -- Architecting houses and pipelines…”