“…Coverage includes Manipulating text with string, textwrap, re, and difflib Implementing data structures: collections, array, queue, struct, copy, and more Reading, writing, and manipulating files and directories Regular expression pattern matching Exchanging data and providing for persistence Archiving and data compression Managing processes and threads Using application “building blocks”: parsing command-line options, prompting for passwords, scheduling events, and logging Testing, debugging, and compilation Controlling runtime configuration Using module and package utilities If you’re new to Python, this book will quickly give you access to a whole new world of functionality. …”

“…Coverage includes Thorough introductions to Facebook’s current architecture, integration points, and development technologies Discussion of successful Facebook applications–and what makes them successful What every developer must know about Facebook’s Terms of Service Creating an effective application infrastructure Creating canvas pages with FBML and IFrames Adding support for profiles, application tabs, and messaging Incorporating JavaScript into Facebook applications with FBJS Integrating Facebook into external sites with Facebook Connect and the Facebook JavaScript Client Library Debugging techniques for Facebook applications Spreading, monitoring, and tuning applications…”

“…Individuals seeking to learn more about the system administration discipline Individuals with some existing Linux command line experience looking to deepen their knowledge Users returning to Linux wishing to learn new tricks or refresh their skills What You Will Learn: How to use Vagrant and VirtualBox as a makeshift lab environment Linux’s history and background Shell shortcuts and basic bash scripting The Linux startup and shutdown procedures Management of user accounts The use of sudo to control access to privileged commands Interact with processes from the command line The filesystem layout File permissions and attributes Log file management with syslog and logrotate Linux on a TCP/IP network Network debugging with tcpdump and ping Using SSH for remote management The iptables host-based firewall How to secure a Linux system Course Requirements: Some existing familiarity with operating systems concepts The fundamentals of TCP/IP networking (what an IP address and subnet mask are, the purpose of DNS, ICMP)…”

“…Detailed information on how to: Take full advantage of key Windows Server 2016 innovations Plan, prototype, install, migrate to, and deploy Windows Server 2016 and Server Core Design a modern Windows Server Active Directory, from OUs and infrastructure to Federated Forests and Lightweight Directories Deliver reliable networking services: DNS, WINS, DNSSEC, DHCP, IPv, IPAM, and IIS Systematically harden server-level security Protect data in transit with PKI, certificates, rights management, and IPsec encryption Safely provide appropriate remote and mobile access for your users Efficiently administer, automate, maintain, and document Windows Server production environments Control Windows devices centrally with Group Policies and Policy Management Implement advanced fault tolerance, clustering, and other business continuity features Optimize, tune, and debug Windows Server, and plan for growth Leverage integrated application services, including SharePoint and Hyper-V…”

“…Hear Ruchi Shah (Google) describe the 15 security issues that worry Google the most Listen as Matt Stine (Pivotal) defines the three most critical principles of cloud-native security Watch Jen Ellis (Rapid7) outline the crisis communication strategy to follow when systems are breached Learn from the "Teachable Moments" sessions where security successes and failures are openly discussed Discover how Alexandra Ulsh (Mapbox) launches and runs highly successful bug bounty programs See Alex Pinto (Niddel) demo automated threat hunting techniques that incorporate analyst intuitions Watch Jack Naglieri (Airbnb) survey the top techniques to build, deploy, and debug serverless security Take in Michee Smith's (Google) analysis of the pluses and minuses of transparency reporting Hear Jason Hoenich's (Habitu8) call for an industry shift to a better form of security awareness Get tutorials on maximizing container security, automated assessment tools, and common threat defenses See the winners of the 2017 O'Reilly Defender Awards and learn why they were chosen Enjoy unlimited access to Security 2017 NYC's keynotes, tutorials, and technical sessions View it all right here on Safari…”

“…Gain a holistic understanding of C# 5.0, .NET, and Visual Studio 2012 Use classes and objects “the C# way” Master the C# type system, inheritance, interfaces, and abstract classes Define, initiate, respond to, and send data through events Work with loops, strings, regular expressions, and collections Ensure type safety and promote code reuse with generics and collections Work with data in all forms, from file systems and streams to XML and databases Use advanced features such as attributes, dynamic types, and anonymous functions Build and debug C# applications with Visual Studio 2012 Create state-of-the-art Windows Store apps with the async pattern Improve performance and reliability by managing memory more effectively Build more responsive software with threads, concurrency, and parallelism…”

“…This revised edition features New coverage of the rendering equation, GPU architecture considerations, and importance- sampling in physically based rendering An emphasis on modern approaches, as in a new chapter on probability theory for use in Monte-Carlo rendering Implementations of GPU shaders, software rendering, and graphics-intensive 3D interfaces 3D real-time graphics platforms–their design goals and trade-offs–including new mobile and browser platforms Programming and debugging approaches unique to graphics development The text and hundreds of figures are presented in full color throughout the book. …”

“…Coverage includes Mastering Auto Layout’s basic concepts, techniques, and approach Defining unambiguous, satisfiable constraints that express your layout exactly how you intend Overcoming obstacles to constraint-based user interface design in Interface Builder Using visual formatting to express how items are laid out vertically and horizontally Making visual formats more flexible with metrics dictionaries and layout options Debugging constraints and deciphering those bewildering Xcode log messages Using descriptive techniques to uncover and express natural relationships in your design Applying iOS Auto Layout techniques in Mac OS X apps too…”

“…With bite-sized lessons and hands-on exercises, this amazing book guides you from your first command to writing and debugging reusable scripts for Windows, Linux, and macOS. …”

“…Begin to Code is packed with innovations, from debugging challenges to step-by-step Make Something Happen exercises replicated as YouTube videos linked directly from the book. …”

“…Inside: Full coverage of new C++ 17 features Starting and managing threads Synchronizing concurrent operations Designing concurrent code Debugging multithreaded applications This book/course is written for intermediate C and C++ developers. …”

“…The book is divided into four major parts: Part I introduces the Mac OS X graphical user interface (Aqua) from a developer's point of view, Cocoa developer tools (such as the Interface Builder, Project Builder, and gdb debugger), object-oriented concepts, the Objective-C language in which Cocoa is written, and the basics of Cocoa programming itself. …”

“…Software packages on Linux include the Samba file server and Apache Web server; the X Window System (X11R6); TCP/IP networking (including PPP, SSH, and NFS support); popular software tools such as Emacs and TeX; a complete software development environment including C, C++, Java, Perl, Tcl/Tk, and Python; libraries, debuggers, multimedia support, scientific and database applications, and much more. …”

“…This second edition covers several new commands, security improvements, additions to ReadLine, improved configuration and installation, and an additional programming aid, the bash shell debugger. With this book you'll learn: How to install bash as your login shell The basics of interactive shell use, including UNIX file and directory structures, standard I/O, and background jobs Command line editing, history substitution, and key bindings How to customize your shell environment witho..…”

“…Dieses Buch ist nicht nur für Medienschaffende und Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler sondern auch für die ›ganz normalen Nutzerinnen und Nutzer‹ interessant.« merz, 4 (2009) Besprochen in: PUBLIZISTIK, 1/3 (2006), Günter Burkart SHORTBOOKS, 6 (2006) MobilFreunde.de, 6 (2006), Nils Gründel Frankfurter Rundschau, 25.07.2006, Ruth Fühner Information Wissenschaft & Praxis, 7/8 (2006), Klaus Dette hr inforadio DE:BUG, 103/6 (2006) Neue Luzerner Zeitung, 133 (2006), Robert Bossard…”

“…What you will learn Get up to speed with the fundamentals including makefile, man pages, compilation, and linking and debugging Understand how to deal with time interfaces, signals, and CPU scheduling Develop your knowledge of memory management Use processes and threads for advanced synchronizations (mutexes and condition variables) Understand interprocess communications (IPC): pipes, FIFOs, message queues, shared memory, and TCP and UDP Discover how to interact with the console (console I/O) Who this book is for This book is for C++ developers who want to gain practical knowledge of systems programming. …”

“…Finally, we look at best practices for debugging and optimization. By the end of the book, you will be familiar with the functional approach of programming and will be able to use these techniques on a daily basis. …”

“…What you will learn Explore the theoretical underpinnings of Linux system architecture Understand why modern OSes use virtual memory and dynamic memory APIs Get to grips with dynamic memory issues and effectively debug them Learn key concepts and powerful system APIs related to process management Effectively perform file IO and use signaling and timers Deeply understand multithreading concepts, pthreads APIs, synchronization and scheduling Who this book is for Hands-On System Programming with Linux is for Linux system engineers, programmers, or anyone who wants to go beyond using an API set to understanding the theoretical underpinnings and concepts behind powerful Linux system programming APIs. …”

“…By the end of the book, you will have learned how to build components that are easy to understand, debug, and use in different applications. What you will learn Design and implement complex data structures in Rust Analyze, implement, and improve searching and sorting algorithms in Rust Create and use well-tested and reusable components with Rust Understand the basics of multithreaded programming and advanced algorithm design Become familiar with application profiling based on benchmarking and testing Explore the borrowing complexity of implementing algorithms Who this book is for This book is for developers seeking to use Rust solutions in a practical/professional setting; who wants to learn essential Data Structures and Algorithms in Rust. …”

“…By the end of this book, you will be able to use the latest features of Python and be able to build powerful tools that will solve challenging, real-world tasks What you will learn Understand how to install Python and debug Python scripts Understand and write scripts for automating testing and routine administrative activities Understand how to write scripts for text processing, encryption, decryption, and archiving Handle files, such as pdf, excel, csv, and txt files, and generate reports Write scripts for remote network administration, including handling emails Build interactive tools using a graphical user interface Handle Apache log files, SOAP and REST APIs communication Automate database administration and perform statistical analysis Who this book is for This book would be ideal for users with some basic understanding of Python programming and who are interested in scaling their programming skills to command line scripting and system administration. …”