“…This is followed by a discussion of statistical techniques and more advanced topics including machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning. …”

“…Start the planning process by considering the key data project types Use guidelines to evaluate and select data management solutions Reduce risk related to technology, your team, and vague requirements Explore system interface design using APIs, REST, and pub/sub systems Choose the right distributed storage system for your big data system Plan and implement metadata collections for your data architecture Use data pipelines to ensure data integrity from source to final storage Evaluate the attributes of various engines for processing the data you collect…”

“…It also discusses popular APIs such as IBM Watson, Microsoft Azure, and scikit-learn. …”

“…Later chapters in the book cover advanced implementation features, helping you master important elements such as securing the database, querying, and using various APIs…”

“…About This Video You’ll be building four projects: A note-taking app to get your feet wet A weather application that interacts with the MapBox and Dark Sky APIs A task manager REST API complete with user accounts and authentication A real-time chat app with a client-side companion In Detail This course was just completely re-filmed to give you everything you need to master Node.js in 2019! …”

“…Moving further, you will get in-depth knowledge of ASP.NET Core 3.1 Web API framework along with authentication methods and Entity Framework Core, the de facto ORM for C# and .NET Core. …”

“…We'll also show you how ModelDB allows you to track provenance and metrics for model performance and health; how to integrate ModelDB with SparkML; and how to use the ModelDB APIs to store information when training models in Spark ML. …”

“…Web performance sessions covered topics like methods for policing ads and 3rd party content, new APIs from the W3C Web Performance Working Group, HTTP/2’s ability to dramatically reduce image load times, and the use of machine learning to predict conversion and bounce data. …”

“…Anhand einer Beispiel-App, die im Laufe des Buches parallel für Android und iOS entwickelt wird, werden die wichtigsten Komponenten und APIs des Frameworks beschrieben. In kurzer Zeit werden Sie selbst in der Lage sein, native Apps mit nur einer Quellcode-Basis für Android und iOS zu erstellen…”

“…Understand how React Native works under the hood with native UI components Examine how React Native’s mobile-based components compare to basic HTML elements Create and style your own React Native components and applications Take advantage of platform-specific APIs, as well as modules from the framework’s community Incorporate platform-specific components into cross-platform apps Learn common pitfalls of React Native development, and tools for dealing with them Combine a large application’s many screens into a cohesive UX Handle state management in a large app with the Redux library…”

“…This title guides you through the process of designing and developing game apps that work on both smartphones and tablets, thanks to the new Android SDK 4.0 which merges the User Interface and Experience APIs and more. The author, J.F. DiMarzio, has written eight books, including Android: A Programmer's Guide—the first Android book approved by Google—recently updated and translated for sale in Japan. …”

“…By following the book’s hands-on HTML5 code examples you’ll learn: new semantics and structures to help your site become richer and more accessible how to apply the most important JavaScript APIs that are already implemented the uses of native multimedia for video and audio techniques for drawing lines, fills, gradients, images and text with canvas how to build more intelligent web forms implementation of new storage options and web databases how geolocation works with HTML5 in both web and mobile applications All the code from this book (and more) is available at www.introducinghtml5.com. ******** There appear to be intermittent problems with the first printing of Introducing HTML5. …”

“…It discusses key challenges related to the integration of distributed systems and proposes solutions, both in terms of theoretical aspects such as models and workflow scheduling algorithms, and technical solutions such as software tools and APIs.The book provides an in-depth look at workflow scheduling and proposes a way to integrate several different types of services…”

“…Here are just a few of the sessions you’ll receive in this video package: Behind The Mirror: The birth of Light Table—Chris Granger (Kodowa) Dart: Google’s evil plot to make it easier for you to build web apps—Bob Nystrom (Google) Designing Hypermedia APIs—Steve Klabnik (Jumpstart Lab) Effective Code Review—Dan Menard (Netflix) Efficient Web Applications with Erlang and Cowboy—Loïc Hoguin (Nine Nines) Generic Programming Galore using D—Andrei Alexandrescu (Facebook) Stop Mocking, Start Testing—Nathaniel Manista (Google), Augie Fackler (Google) What Makes a Great Open API?…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Networking 101 -- Performance of wireless networks -- HTTP -- Browser APIs and protocols…”

“…By the end of this book, you'll be well-versed with OpenTelemetry, be able to instrument services using the OpenTelemetry API to produce distributed traces, metrics and logs, and more. …”

“…The LiveLesson features hundreds of complete JavaTM programs with thousands of lines of proven JavaTM code, and hundreds of tips that will help you build robust applications. …”

“…MLOps Platforms From Zero: DatMLOps Platforms From Zero: Databricks, MLFlow/MLRun/SKLearn AWS Machine Learning Certification In ONE HOUR Fast, documented Machine Learning APIs with FastAPI Zero to One: AWS Lambda with SAM and Python in One Hour AWS Storage Solutions 2022: EBS/S3/EFS/Glacier Python Bootcamp for Data Testing In Python book Minimal Python book Practical MLOps book Python for DevOps Playlist…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…7.2 Geräte mit Betriebssystem -- 7.2.1 Der Bootprozess des Raspberry Pi -- 7.2.2 Der Bootprozess beim BeagleBone Black BBB -- 7.2.3 Der Bootprozess beim Cubieboard -- 7.3 Allgemeine Beschreibung des Bootvorgangs -- 7.3.1 Bootloader -- 7.3.2 Die Aufgabe von Bootloadern -- 7.4 Das U-Boot und der Raspberry Pi -- 7.4.1 Sourcecode von »Das U-Boot« -- 7.5 Weiterführende Literatur -- Teil III: Grundlagen der Treiberentwicklung -- Kapitel 8: Treiber und Module I -- 8.1 Auffrischung -- 8.2 »Normale« Dateien und Gerätedateien -- 8.2.1 Schnittstellen zwischen User Space und Kernel -- 8.2.2 Schnittstellen zwischen Kernel und Hardware -- 8.2.3 Wichtige Programme im User Space -- 8.3 Weitere Voraussetzungen -- 8.4 Das erste Kernelmodul -- 8.4.1 Quelltext des Moduls und Makefile -- 8.4.2 Kompilieren des Moduls -- 8.4.3 Modul testen -- 8.4.4 Details zu nix.c/nix.ko -- 8.4.5 kbuild -- 8.5 Ein weiteres einfaches Kernelmodul -- 8.5.1 Der Sourcecode -- 8.5.2 Log-Level -- 8.5.3 Kernelmodul ausprobieren -- 8.6 Moderne Variante von hellodriver -- 8.6.1 Moderne Variante des hellodriver-Moduls -- 8.7 Ende der Einführung -- 8.8 Weiterführende Literatur -- Kapitel 9: Treiber und Module II -- 9.1 Auf dem Weg zu einem richtigen Gerät -- 9.1.1 Funktionen, Makros, Datentypen -- 9.1.2 Der Sourcecode -- 9.2 Weiterführende Literatur -- Kapitel 10: Treiber und Module III -- 10.1 Checkliste für die Treiberentwicklung -- 10.1.1 Headerdateien -- 10.1.2 Die Struktur file_operations -- 10.1.3 Initialisierung eines Treibers/Moduls -- 10.1.4 Entfernen von Treibern/Modulen -- 10.1.5 Funktion mydevice_open -- 10.1.6 Funktion mydevice_close -- 10.1.7 Schreiben und Lesen -- 10.1.8 The End -- 10.1.9 Generelle Erklärung einiger Funktionen -- 10.2 Ansteuerung »echter« Hardware -- 10.2.1 GPIO-Funktionen -- 10.2.2 GPIOs anwenden -- 10.2.3 (Mögliche) Erweiterung des Treibers…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Dynamically controlling debug_level via procfs -- A few misc procfs APIs -- Interfacing via the sys filesystem (sysfs) -- Creating a sysfs (pseudo) file in code -- Creating a simple platform device -- Platform devices -- Tying it all together - setting up the device attributes and creating the sysfs file -- The code for implementing our sysfs file and its callbacks -- The "one value per sysfs file" rule -- Interfacing via the debug filesystem (debugfs) -- Checking for the presence of debugfs -- Looking up the debugfs API documentation -- An interfacing example with debugfs -- Creating and using the first debugfs file -- Creating and using the second debugfs file -- Helper debugfs APIs for working on numeric globals -- Removing the debugfs pseudo file(s) -- Seeing a kernel bug - an Oops! …”