Tabla de Contenidos: “…Part IV: Programmability -- Chapter 10 Custom Controls -- Divide and Conquer -- Getting Started with Custom Controls -- Using Property Definitions -- Using the compositeData Object -- Send and You Shall Receive -- Custom Control Design Patterns -- Conclusion -- Chapter 11 Advanced Scripting -- Application Frameworks -- AJAX and Partial Refresh -- Event Parameters -- Dojo Integration -- Working with Traditional Notes/Domino Building Blocks -- Managed Beans -- Conclusion -- Chapter 12 XPages Extensibility -- How to Create a New User Interface Control -- Example Component -- Let's Get Started -- Building a Component -- Working with Component Properties -- Create the Initial xsp-config Definitions -- Specifying Complex Properties -- Complete the xsp-config for the UISpinner Component -- Complete the UI Component Extension, UISpinner -- Complete the Renderer UISpinnerRenderer -- Create a Sample Application Using the UISpinner Component -- Where to Go From Here -- Conclusion -- Chapter 13 XPages in the Notes Client -- Think Inside the Box -- Getting Started with XPages in the Notes Client -- 3, 2, 1...Lift Off -- Bookmarks -- Working Offline -- One of These Things Is Not Like the Other -- Other Subtle Differences -- XPages: A Good Notes Citizen -- Introducing enableModifiedFlag and disableModifiedFlag -- Keeping Tabs on Your Client Apps -- Notes Links Versus Domino Links -- Some Debugging Tips -- XPages and Composite Applications -- Further Adventures with Composite Applications -- Part V: Application User Experience -- Chapter 14 XPages Theming -- It Used to Be Like That...But Not Anymore! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…A shortcut shell syntax to the build procedure -- Dealing with compiler switch issues -- Dealing with missing OpenSSL development headers -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 4: Writing Your First Kernel Module - LKMs Part 1 -- Technical requirements -- Understanding kernel architecture - part 1 -- User space and kernel space -- Library and system call APIs -- Kernel space components -- Exploring LKMs -- The LKM framework -- Kernel modules within the kernel source tree -- Writing our very first kernel module -- Introducing our Hello, world LKM C code -- Breaking it down -- Kernel headers -- Module macros -- Entry and exit points -- Return values -- The 0/-E return convention -- The ERR_PTR and PTR_ERR macros -- The __init and __exit keywords -- Common operations on kernel modules -- Building the kernel module -- Running the kernel module -- A quick first look at the kernel printk() -- Listing the live kernel modules -- Unloading the module from kernel memory -- Our lkm convenience script -- Understanding kernel logging and printk -- Using the kernel memory ring buffer -- Kernel logging and systemd's journalctl -- Using printk log levels -- The pr_&lt -- foo&gt -- convenience macros -- Wiring to the console -- Writing output to the Raspberry Pi console -- Enabling the pr_debug() kernel messages -- Rate limiting the printk instances -- Generating kernel messages from the user space -- Standardizing printk output via the pr_fmt macro -- Portability and the printk format specifiers -- Understanding the basics of a kernel module Makefile -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Chapter 5: Writing Your First Kernel Module - LKMs Part 2 -- Technical requirements -- A "better" Makefile template for your kernel modules -- Configuring a "debug" kernel -- Cross-compiling a kernel module -- Setting up the system for cross-compilation…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Using a specific version of JIRA -- Reusing the data in each run -- Troubleshooting -- Making changes and redeploying a plugin -- How to do it... -- Debugging in Eclipse -- See also -- Using FastDev for plugin development -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Adding ignored files -- Changing admin credentials -- See also -- Testing and debugging -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Using custom data for integration/functional Tests -- Testing against different version of JIRA/Tomcat -- See also -- Chapter 2: Understanding the Plugin Framework -- Introduction -- JIRA architecture -- Third-party components -- Webwork -- Seraph -- Embedded Crowd -- PropertySet -- Active Objects -- OSWorkflow -- OfBiz Entity Engine -- Apache Lucene -- Atlassian Gadget JavaScript Framework -- Shared Access Layer -- Architecture -- Authentication and user management -- Property management -- Presentation -- Database -- Workflows -- Searching -- Scheduled jobs -- Plugins…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Understanding computed properties -- Exercise 2.01 - implementing computed data into a Vue component -- Understanding computed setters -- Exercise 2.02 - using computed setters -- Exploring watchers -- Exercise 2.03 - using watchers to set new values -- Watching nested properties -- Exercise 2.04 - watching nested properties of a data object -- Exploring async methods and data fetching -- Exercise 2.05 - using asynchronous methods to retrieve data from an API -- Comparing methods, watchers, and computed properties -- Exercise 2.06 - handling the search functionality using a Vue method, a watcher, and computed props -- Activity 2.01 - creating a blog list using the Contentful API -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Vite and Vue Devtools -- Technical requirements -- Using Vite -- Exercise 3.01 - setting up a Vue project -- Using Vue Devtools -- Components tab -- Timeline tab -- Exercise 3.02 - debugging a Vue application using Devtools -- Activity 3.01 - creating a Vue application with Pinia and Router using Vite -- Summary -- Part 2: Building Your First Vue App -- Chapter 4: Nesting Components (Modularity) -- Technical requirements -- Passing props -- Defining a simple component that accepts props -- Passing props to a component -- Exercise 4.01 - Implementing a Greeting component -- Binding reactive data to props -- Exercise 4.02 - Passing reactive data that changes frequently to props -- Understanding prop types and validation -- Primitive prop validation -- Understanding union and custom prop types -- Custom validation of arrays and objects -- Understanding required props -- Setting the default props value -- Registering props in &lt -- script setup&gt -- (setup hook) -- Exercise 4.03 - Validating an Object property -- Understanding slots, named slots, and scoped slots -- Passing markup to a component for rendering…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Vertex ML Metadata -- Vertex AI Experiments -- Vertex AI Debugging -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 13 Maintaining ML Solutions -- MLOps Maturity -- MLOps Level 0: Manual/Tactical Phase -- MLOps Level 1: Strategic Automation Phase -- MLOps Level 2: CI/CD Automation, Transformational Phase -- Retraining and Versioning Models -- Triggers for Retraining -- Versioning Models -- Feature Store -- Solution -- Data Model -- Ingestion and Serving -- Vertex AI Permissions Model -- Custom Service Account -- Access Transparency in Vertex AI -- Common Training and Serving Errors -- Training Time Errors -- Serving Time Errors -- TensorFlow Data Validation -- Vertex AI Debugging Shell -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 14 BigQuery ML -- BigQuery - Data Access -- BigQuery ML Algorithms -- Model Training -- Model Evaluation -- Prediction -- Explainability in BigQuery ML -- BigQuery ML vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Overview of Subscriptions -- Overview of Delivery Extensions -- Creating a Simple Subscription -- Creating a Data-Driven Subscription -- Managing Subscriptions -- Summary -- 23 SSRS Administration -- Monitoring -- Key Management -- Scale-Out Deployment -- Summary -- 24 RS Utility -- Inside the Reporting Services Script Files -- Command-Line Arguments -- Sample Command Lines -- Code Examples -- Summary -- Part IV: Reporting Services Customizations -- 25 Implementing Custom Embedded Functions -- Adding Embedded Code -- Debugging Embedded Code -- Summary -- 26 Creating and Calling a Custom Assembly from a Report -- Initializing Assembly Classes -- Strong-Named Custom Assemblies -- .NET Security Primer for an SSRS Administrator -- Assemblies That Require Other Than Execute Permissions -- Debugging Custom Assemblies -- Summary -- 27 Using URL Access -- How to Control Rendering Through URL Access -- How to Integrate URL Access in an Application -- Summary -- 28 Using Reporting Services Web Services -- Report Management Web Service (ReportService2005.asmx) -- How to Script Reporting Services (Using the RS Utility) -- Working with Report Parameters -- Security When Calling a Web Service (.NET 2.0 Style) -- Security When Calling a Web Service (.NET 3.x, WCF Style) -- Using SSL to Increase Security -- Some of the Commonly Used Methods with Short Code Snippets -- Summary -- 29 Extending Reporting Services -- Common Considerations for Custom Reporting Services Extensions: Implementation, Deployment, and Security -- Report Definition Customization Extension -- Delivery Extension -- Interactions Between User, SSRS, and a Delivery Extension -- Custom Report Items -- Summary -- Part V: SharePoint Integration -- 30 Reporting Services Integration with SharePoint -- SharePoint Technology -- Reporting Services Integration with SharePoint…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Facelets Templating -- A brief overview of the Facelets tags -- Creating a simple template - PageLayout -- Passing parameters via &lt -- ui:param&gt -- -- Passing bean properties and action methods via &lt -- ui:param&gt -- -- Exploiting the &lt -- ui:decorate&gt -- and &lt -- ui:fragment&gt -- tags -- Iterating with &lt -- ui:repeat&gt -- -- Working with &lt -- ui:include&gt -- and &lt -- f:viewParam&gt -- -- Working with &lt -- ui:include&gt -- and &lt -- ui:param&gt -- -- Debugging with &lt -- ui:debug&gt -- -- Removing the content with &lt -- ui:remove&gt -- -- Using the jsfc attribute -- Extending the PageLayout template -- Facelets' programmatic aspects -- FaceletFactory considerations -- Working with FaceletCache -- ResourceResolver swallowed by ResourceHandler -- Include Facelets programmatically -- Creating a TagHandler class -- Writing custom Facelets taglib functions -- Facelets pitfalls -- AJAX and &lt -- ui:repeat&gt -- -- Exemplifying &lt -- c:if&gt -- versus &lt -- ui:fragment&gt -- -- Exemplifying &lt…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Tweaking Files Inside of /proc -- Some Useful /proc Entries -- Enumerated /proc Entries -- Common proc Settings and Reports -- SYN Flood Protection -- Issues on High-Volume Servers -- Debugging Hardware Conflicts -- SysFS -- cgroupfs -- Summary -- Part III: Networking and Security -- Chapter 11: TCP/IP for System Administrators -- The Layers -- Packets -- TCP/IP Model and the OSI Model -- Layer 1 (The Wire) -- Layer 2 (Ethernet) -- Layer 3 (IP) -- Layer 4 (TCP, UDP) -- Layers 5-7 (HTTP, SSL, XML) -- Headers -- Ethernet -- Viewing Ethernet Headers -- IP (IPv4) -- tcpdump and IP -- TCP -- UDP -- A Complete TCP Connection -- Opening a Connection -- Transferring Data -- Closing the Connection -- How ARP Works -- The ARP Header: ARP Works with Other Protocols, Too! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The BI Semantic Model -- Building OLAP Out of Cubes-The Multidimensional Model -- Features of a Multidimensional Model Implementation -- Multidimensional Database -- Preprocessed Aggregates -- Easily Understood -- Architecture of a Multidimensional Model Implementation -- Relational OLAP -- Multidimensional OLAP -- Hybrid OLAP -- The Parts of a Multidimensional Model Implementation -- Data Sources -- Data Source Views -- Proactive Caching -- XML Definitions -- Building OLAP Out of Tables-The Tabular Model -- Features of a Tabular Model -- Tabular Structure -- Quick to Implement -- Architecture of a Tabular Model -- Cached Mode -- Direct Query Mode -- Choosing an Implementation Method -- Tools of the Trade -- Chapter 5: First Steps-Beginning the Development of Business Intelligence -- SQL Server Data Tools -- Visual Studio -- Project Organization -- Editing and Debugging Tools -- Source Code Management Integration -- Navigating SQL Server Data Tools -- Creating a Solution and an Analysis Services Project -- SQL Server Data Tools Windows -- Window Management -- SQL Server Data Tools Options -- Fonts and Colors -- Default File Locations -- The SQL Server Management Studio -- The SQL Server Management Studio User Interface -- The SQL Server Management Studio Windows -- The SQL Server Management Studio Projects -- Don Your Hardhat -- Part II: Defining Business Intelligence Structures -- Chapter 6: Building Foundations-Creating Data Marts -- Data Mart -- Who Needs a Data Mart Anyway? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Serverless Functions -- Installing the Tools -- Creating a Serverless Function -- Using the Command Line -- Using Visual Studio -- Writing the Function -- Deploying the Function -- Deploying from the Command Line -- Deploying from Visual Studio -- Updating the Function Permissions -- Invoking (Running) the Function -- Invoking the Function from the Console -- Invoking the Function from Visual Studio -- Debugging -- The Mock Lambda Test Tool and Asynchronous Functions -- Cleaning Up -- Serverless Applications -- Installing the Tools -- Creating a Serverless Application -- Writing the Application -- Deploying the Application -- Running the Application -- Debugging -- Cleaning Up -- Choosing Between dotnet CLI Extensions and SAM CLI -- Using Non-LTS .NET Runtimes -- Custom Runtimes -- Container Images -- Summary -- Part III: Storing Your Data -- Chapter 7: S3 Object Storage -- Object Storage in S3 -- Public or Private? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Separation of concerns -- Security considerations -- DTO classes versus anonymous types -- Securing entities -- Final thoughts -- Adding the country name -- CitiesController -- Angular front-end updates -- Data services -- XMLHttpRequest versus Fetch (versus HttpClient) -- XMLHttpRequest -- Fetch -- HttpClient -- Building a data service -- Creating the BaseService -- Adding the common interface methods -- Creating CityService -- Implementing CityService -- Creating CountryService -- Summary -- Suggested topics -- References -- Chapter 9: Back-End and Front-End Debugging -- Technical requirements -- Backend debugging -- Windows or Linux? …”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- What to Buy to Do the Projects in This Book -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Book 1 Getting Started -- Chapter 1 Starting with Python -- Why Python Is Hot -- Choosing the Right Python -- Tools for Success -- Installing Python and VS Code -- Installing the Python extension -- Letting AI write your Python code -- Using GitHub Copilot -- Using Jupyter Notebook for Coding -- Chapter 2 Using Interactive Mode, Getting Help, and Writing Apps -- Using Python's Interactive Mode -- Opening Terminal -- Getting your Python version -- Going into the Python Interpreter -- Entering commands -- Using Python's built-in help -- Exiting interactive help -- Searching for specific help topics online -- Lots of free cheat sheets -- Creating a Folder for Your Python Code -- Typing, Editing, and Debugging Python Code -- Writing Python code -- Saving your code -- Running Python in VS Code -- Learning simple debugging -- Closing a File -- Writing Code in a Jupyter Notebook -- Creating a folder for Jupyter Notebooks -- Creating and saving a Jupyter notebook -- Typing and running code in a notebook -- Chapter 3 Python Elements and Syntax -- The Zen of Python -- Introducing Object-Oriented Programming -- Discovering Why Indentations Count, Big Time -- Using Python Modules -- Understanding the syntax for importing modules -- Using an alias with modules -- Chapter 4 Building Your First Python Application -- Opening the Python App File -- Typing and Using Python Comments -- Understanding Python Data Types -- Numbers -- Integers -- Floats -- Complex numbers -- Words (strings) -- Booleans -- Working with Python Operators -- Arithmetic operators -- Comparison operators -- Boolean operators -- Creating and Using Variables…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 7: JavaScript and jQuery -- JavaScript and jQuery - an overview -- jQuery and its role in Power Pages development -- The basic form JavaScript field -- The OnReady function -- Implementing the OnReady function -- Managing field requirements with JavaScript and jQuery -- Controlling field visibility with JavaScript and jQuery -- Setting a field as required/not required -- Understanding field syntax with JavaScript and jQuery -- String field -- Number field -- Date field -- Choice field -- Choice field with checkboxes -- Reference lookup field -- Leveraging jQuery AJAX in Power Pages -- Debugging JavaScript and jQuery -- Using JavaScript and jQuery libraries -- Using Chart.js in Power Pages -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Web Templates and Liquid -- Web templates overview -- Common Code -- Web templates example -- Use case - Agile user story -- Creating a web template -- Accessing the web template editor -- Editing an existing web template in Power Pages code editor -- Defining the layout -- Adding dynamic content with Liquid -- Saving and applying the web template -- Introduction to Liquid -- Getting started with Liquid in web templates -- Using Liquid objects in Power Pages -- Breadcrumbs web template explained -- Using Liquid tags in Power Pages -- Using Liquid filters in Power Pages -- Syntax for using filters -- Example - Using the has_role filter -- Commonly used filters -- Advanced Liquid concepts for Power Pages -- Interacting with Dataverse -- Iterating over collections -- Performing conditional logic -- Debugging web templates and Liquid -- Syntax errors -- Logging output -- Liquid tags and filters -- Liquid objects and variable scope -- Logging and error handling -- Best practices for using web templates and Liquid in Power Pages -- Consistent naming and structure -- Modular approach -- Commenting and documentation…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…A.3 Common x86 Instructions -- A.4 Common Code Constructs in Assembly -- B IMPLEMENTING PT_NOTE OVERWRITING USING LIBELF -- B.1 Required Headers -- B.2 Data Structures Used in elfinject -- B.3 Initializing libelf -- B.4 Getting the Executable Header -- B.5 Finding the PT_NOTE Segment -- B.6 Injecting the Code Bytes -- B.7 Aligning the Load Address for the Injected Section -- B.8 Overwriting the .note.ABI-tag Section Header -- B.9 Setting the Name of the Injected Section -- B.10 Overwriting the PT_NOTE Program Header -- B.11 Modifying the Entry Point -- C LIST OF BINARY ANALYSIS TOOLS -- C.1 Disassemblers -- C.2 Debuggers -- C.3 Disassembly Frameworks -- C.4 Binary Analysis Frameworks -- D FURTHER READING -- D.1 Standards and References -- D.2 Papers and Articles -- D.3 Books -- INDEX…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Model collection -- Deploying a model -- Fine-tuning a model -- Creating a high-quality model with SageMaker Autopilot -- Wine quality prediction -- Setting up an Autopilot job -- Understanding an Autopilot job -- Evaluating Autopilot models -- Summary -- Further reading -- Part 3 - The Production and Operation of Machine Learning with SageMaker Studio -- Chapter 9: Training ML Models at Scale in SageMaker Studio -- Technical requirements -- Performing distributed training in SageMaker Studio -- Understanding the concept of distributed training -- The data parallel library with TensorFlow -- Model parallelism with PyTorch -- Monitoring model training and compute resources with SageMaker Debugger -- Managing long-running jobs with checkpointing and spot training -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Monitoring ML Models in Production with SageMaker Model Monitor -- Technical requirements -- Understanding drift in ML -- Monitoring data and performance drift in SageMaker Studio -- Training and hosting a model -- Creating inference traffic and ground truth -- Creating a data quality monitor -- Creating a model quality monitor -- Reviewing model monitoring results in SageMaker Studio -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Operationalize ML Projects with SageMaker Projects, Pipelines, and Model Registry -- Technical requirements -- Understanding ML operations and CI/CD -- Creating a SageMaker project -- Orchestrating an ML pipeline with SageMaker Pipelines -- Running CI/CD in SageMaker Studio -- Summary -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Example: Function Approximation Using Java Environment -- Network Architecture -- Normalizing the Input Datasets -- Building the Java Program That Normalizes Both Datasets -- Building the Neural Network Processing Program -- Program Code -- Debugging and Executing the Program -- Processing Results for the Training Method -- Testing the Network -- Testing Results -- Digging Deeper -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Neural Network Prediction Outside of the Training Range -- Example: Approximating Periodic Functions Outside of the Training Range -- Network Architecture for the Example -- Program Code for the Example -- Testing the Network -- Example: Correct Way of Approximating Periodic Functions Outside of the Training Range -- Preparing the Training Data -- Network Architecture for the Example -- Program Code for Example -- Training Results for Example -- Log of Testing Results for Example 3 -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Processing Complex Periodic Functions -- Example: Approximation of a Complex Periodic Function -- Data Preparation -- Reflecting Function Topology in the Data -- Network Architecture -- Program Code -- Training the Network -- Testing the Network -- Digging Deeper -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Approximating Noncontinuous Functions -- Example: Approximating Noncontinuous Functions -- Network Architecture -- Program Code -- Code Fragments for the Training Process -- Unsatisfactory Training Results -- Approximating the Noncontinuous Function Using the Micro-Batch Method -- Program Code for Micro-Batch Processing -- Program Code for the getChart() Method -- Code Fragment 1 of the Training Method -- Code Fragment 2 of the Training Method -- Training Results for the Micro-Batch Method -- Testing the Processing Logic -- Testing the Results for the Micro-Batch Method -- Digging Deeper -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Credits -- About the Author -- About the Reviewer -- www.PacktPub.com -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Functions in R -- Introduction -- Creating R functions -- Matching arguments -- Understanding environments -- Working with lexical scoping -- Understanding closure -- Performing lazy evaluation -- Creating infix operators -- Using the replacement function -- Handling errors in a function -- The debugging function -- Chapter 2: Data Extracting, Transforming, and Loading -- Introduction -- Downloading open data -- Reading and writing CSV files -- Scanning text files -- Working with Excel files -- Reading data from databases -- Scraping web data -- Accessing Facebook data -- Working with twitteR -- Chapter 3: Data Preprocessing and Preparation -- Introduction -- Renaming the data variable -- Converting data types -- Working with the date format -- Adding new records -- Filtering data -- Dropping data -- Merging data -- Sorting data -- Reshaping data -- Detecting missing data -- Imputing missing data -- Chapter 4: Data Manipulation -- Introduction -- Enhancing a data.frame with a data.table -- Managing data with a data.table -- Performing fast aggregation with a data.table -- Merging large datasets with a data.table -- Subsetting and slicing data with dplyr -- Sampling data with dplyr -- Selecting columns with dplyr -- Chaining operations in dplyr -- Arranging rows with dplyr -- Eliminating duplicated rows with dplyr -- Adding new columns with dplyr -- Summarizing data with dplyr -- Merging data with dplyr -- Chapter 5: Visualizing Data with ggplot2 -- Introduction -- Creating basic plots with ggplot2 -- Changing aesthetics mapping -- Introducing geometric objects -- Performing transformations -- Adjusting scales -- Faceting -- Adjusting themes -- Combining plots -- Creating maps…”