“…What You Will Learn Get an introduction to LLVM modular design and LLVM tools Convert frontend code to LLVM IR Implement advanced LLVM IR paradigms Understand the LLVM IR Optimization Pass Manager infrastructure and write an optimization pass Absorb LLVM IR transformations Understand the steps involved in converting LLVM IR to Selection DAG Implement a custom target using the LLVM infrastructure Get a grasp of C's frontend clang, an AST dump, and static analysis In Detail LLVM is currently the point of interest for many firms, and has a very active open source community. …”

“…Skill Level Beginner to intermediate What You Will Learn How to install and set up your Rails development environment Optional easy start using pre-installed IDE in the cloud How to build Rails applications from scratch Learn testing and test-driven development Effectively use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern Structure applications using REST architecture Build static pages and transform them into dynamic ones Implement registration and authentication systems, including validation and secure passwords How to deploy your application Who Should Take This Course Developers looking for a practical introduction to Rails for building dynamic, database-backed web applications Course Requirements Basic understanding of programming and development About LiveLessons Video Training The LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of t..…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Implementing inventory -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Finalizing Java Knowledge to a Professional Level -- Java deep technologies -- Java agent -- Polyglot programming -- Polyglot configuration -- Polyglot scripting -- Business DSL -- Problems with polyglot -- Annotation processing -- Programming in the enterprise -- Static code analysis -- Source code version control -- Software versioning -- Code review -- Knowledge base -- Issue tracking -- Testing -- Types of tests -- Test automation -- Black box versus white box -- Selecting libraries -- Fit for the purpose -- License -- Documentation -- Project alive -- Maturity -- Number of users -- The -- Continuous integration and deployment -- Release management -- Code repository -- Walking up the ladder -- Summary -- Index…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Adding a component -- Transforming the component -- Adding events for components -- My Blueprints tab -- Creation buttons -- Searching in my Blueprint -- Categorizing in My Blueprint -- Toolbar -- Graph editor -- Details panel -- Blueprint graph types -- Function graph -- Creating functions -- Graph settings -- Editing functions -- Macro graph -- Interface graph -- Blueprint node references -- Node colors -- Variables -- Math expression -- Creating our first Blueprint class -- Creating a new Blueprint -- Spinning static mesh -- Destroying our Blueprint Actor after some seconds -- Spawning our Blueprint class in Level Blueprint -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Matinee -- Creating a new Matinee -- Matinee window -- Manipulating an object -- Cutscene camera -- Director group -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Unreal Motion Graphics -- Setting up a project -- Creating the HUD Widget -- Creating the health bar -- Assigning our HUD to Character -- Creating floating health bars -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Particles -- Cascade particle editor -- Toolbar -- Viewport -- Navigation -- Details -- Emitter -- Emitter types -- Curve editor -- Creating a simple particle system -- Creating a simple material -- Adding gravity -- Applying the color over life module -- Adding collision module -- Playing particle in Blueprints -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Introduction to Unreal C++ -- Setting up Visual Studio 2015 -- Workflow improvements -- Creating a C++ project -- The character class -- Adding the health system…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Summary -- Chapter 2: What Is Geospatial Data and Where Can I Find It? -- Static and dynamic geospatial data -- Geospatial file formats -- Vector data -- Raster data -- Introducing geospatial databases and storage -- PostgreSQL and PostGIS -- ArcGIS geodatabase -- Exploring open geospatial data assets -- Human geography -- Physical geography -- Country- and area-specific data -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Working with Geographic and Projected Coordinate Systems -- Technical requirements -- Exploring geographic coordinate systems -- Understanding GCS versions -- Understanding projected coordinate systems -- Common types of projected coordinate systems -- Working with GCS and PCS in Python -- PyProj -- GeoPandas -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Exploring Geospatial Data Science Packages -- Technical requirements -- Packages for working with geospatial data -- GeoPandas -- GDAL -- Shapely -- Fiona -- Rasterio -- Packages enabling spatial analysis and modeling -- PySAL -- Packages for producing production-quality spatial visualizations -- ipyLeaflet -- Folium -- geoplot -- GeoViews -- Datashader -- Reviewing foundational data science packages -- pandas -- scikit-learn -- Summary -- Part 2: Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis -- Chapter 5: Exploratory Data Visualization -- Technical requirements -- The fundamentals of ESDA -- Example - New York City Airbnb listings -- Conducting EDA -- ESDA -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Hypothesis Testing and Spatial Randomness…”

“…Dans ces lieux, la dichotomie entre technique et science, pratique et théorie, s'efface, invitant à considérer, dans un mouvement conjoint, la science comme produit de la matérialité et les techniques comme relevant de l'intellection. …”

“…These papers are divided into the following categories: "Stream- and data-flow based computing", "Memory-aware compilation", "Multiprocessors and link-time optimization" and "Recent advances in static single-assignment representations"…”

“…"Similarly, we have the long RUP and the short RUP, and all sizes in between. RUP is not a rigid, static recipe, and it evolves with the field and the practitioners, as demonstrated in this new book full of wisdom to illustrate further the liveliness of a process adopted by so many organizations around the world. …”

“…Learn how IPv6 supports modern networks encompassing the cloud, mobile, IoT, and gaming devices Compare IPv6 with IPv4 to see what has changed and what hasn't Understand and represent IPv6 addresses for unicast, multicast, and anycast environments Master all facets of dynamic IPv6 address allocation with SLAAC, stateless DHCPv6, and stateful DHCPv6 Understand all the features of deploying IPv6 addresses in the network including temporary addresses and the privacy extension Improve operations by leveraging major enhancements built into ICMPv6 and ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol Configure IPv6 addressing and Access Control Lists using a common topology Implement routing of IPv6 packets via static routing, EIGRP for IPv6, and OSPFv3 Walk step-by-step through deploying IPv6 in existing networks, and coexisting with or transitioning from IPv4…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…API Gateway pricing -- Lambda pricing -- SimpleDB pricing -- DynamoDB -- Total pricing -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Using the Serverless Framework -- Serverless Framework -- Understanding the Serverless Framework -- Other frameworks -- Installing the framework -- Configuring the framework -- Managing permissions in a team -- Creating a new project -- The handler.js file -- The serverless.yml file -- Configuring the Lambda limits -- Deploying a service -- Invoking a function -- Retrieving logs -- Adding endpoints -- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing -- Removing a service -- Going beyond the basics -- Using npm packages -- Accessing other AWS resources -- Events -- The S3 event -- Schedule events -- Serving HTML pages with Lambda -- Using configuration variables -- Plugins -- Showing deployment information -- Scaffolding -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Hosting the Website -- Serving static files with Amazon S3 -- Creating a bucket -- Enabling web hosting -- Handling errors -- Using redirection rules -- Using an error document -- Delegating to CloudFront -- Prerendering pages -- Supporting www anchors -- Uploading static files -- Automating website publishing -- Serving gzip files -- Setting up Route 53 -- Creating a hosted zone -- Creating record sets -- Setting up CloudFront -- Creating a distribution -- Handling CloudFront caching -- Invalidating server-side cache -- Invalidating client-side cache -- Updating Route 53 to use CloudFront -- Supporting HTTPS -- Creating a mail exchange record -- Requesting free certificates with AWS Certificate Manager -- Configuring CloudFront to support HTTPS connections -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Building the Frontend -- Getting started with React -- React principles -- The Flux pattern -- React hello-world -- Building a shopping cart -- Preparing the development environment -- Organizing the solution -- Composing components…”

“…—Mike Stok " Design Patterns in Ruby is a great way for programmers from statically typed objectoriented languages to learn how design patterns appear in a more dynamic, flexible language like Ruby." …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Table of Contents Getting Started with Shopify The Basic Flow of Liquid Diving into Liquid Core with Tags Diving into Liquid Core with Objects Diving into Liquid Core with Filters Configuring the Theme Settings Working with Static and Dynamic Sections Exploring the Shopify Ajax API…”

“…The program committee met in person in Seattle, Washington, USA on June 23rd and 24th, 2016, to select the papers to invite for the program. …”

“…Practice for the CCNP BSCI exam with hands-on, networking lab scenarios> Ramp up your routing know-how with more than 40 practical lab scenarios Reinforce your CCNP exam preparation with step-by-step, hands-on router configuration Get up to speed with advanced OSPF and IS-IS configuration, summarization, and redistribution Gain proficiency in an advanced BGP environment with synchronization, communities and peer groups, and static and policy-based routing Perfect your EIGRP configuration and summarization skills Apply proficiency gained throughout the book with RIP to OSPF migration Use VLSMs to extend the use of IP addresses Test routing connectivity using accepted troubleshooting techniques Take your preparation to the next level with a bonus CCIE lab, written by a prominent member of the CCIE team at Cisco Systems Indispensable as both a router configuration guide and a preparation tool for the CCNP BSCI exam, CCNP Practical Studies: Routing will prepare you for the exam and give you the hands-on experience to apply your knowledge on the job. …”

“…Testing: during this stage, programs must be checked using both static code checkers and runtime testing methods -- for example, the fault injection systems now available to check for the presence of such flaws as buffer overflow. …”

“…Praise for Leading the Starbucks Way “Michelli shows us how a small Seattle-based chain of coffee shops became one of the most beloved brands on the planet. …”

“…The legal prognosis is therefore primarily based on static factors from the past, whereas dynamic factors which the convicted person or the involved actors could influence are more secondary. …”

“…Els programes de justícia restaurativa que s'estan desenvolupant en altres països poden sumar-se als programes de mediació per a la gestió positiva de les relacions i els conflictes i promocionar un canvi de paradigma en l'àmbit escolar. …”
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“…With ReasonML, you get OCaml's powerful functional programming features: a strong static type system with an excellent type inference engine, pattern matching, and features for functional programming with immutable variables. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: A Guided Tour of Moodle -- Moodle's philosophy of learning -- A plan to create your learning site -- Step-by-step instructions to use Moodle -- Step 1 - Learning about the Moodle experience -- Step 2 - Installing Moodle -- Step 3 - Configuring your site -- Step 4 - Creating the framework for your learning site -- Step 5 - Making decisions about common settings -- Step 6 - Adding basic course material -- Step 7 - Making your courses interactive -- Step 8 - Evaluating your students -- Step 9 - Making your course social -- Step 10 - Adding collaborative activities -- Step 11 - Managing and extending your courses -- Step 12 - Taking the pulse of your course -- Applying the Moodle philosophy -- Adding static content -- Interactive and social course material -- Creating activities -- The Moodle experience -- The Moodle front page -- Arriving at the site -- Using moodlecloud.com -- The main menu -- Blocks -- The site description -- Available courses -- Inside a course -- The navigation bar -- Blocks -- The navigation block -- Sections -- Joining a discussion -- Completing a lesson -- Editing mode -- Normal mode versus editing mode -- The Edit icon -- The Delete icon -- The Hidden/Shown icons -- The Group icons -- Resources and activities -- Adding resources and activities -- The administration menu -- The Moodle architecture -- The Moodle application directory -- The Moodle data directory -- The Moodle database -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Installing Moodle -- Installation step 1 - Requirements -- Hardware -- Disk space -- Bandwidth and data transfer limits -- Memory -- Ensuring minimum prerequisites -- Installation step 2 - Subdomain or subdirectory? …”