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PluralSight Building Web Applications in Kotlin Using Ktor

20/06/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

PluralSight Building Web Applications in Kotlin Using Ktor-BOOKWARE-KNiSO
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Category: Tutorial

If you are looking to build scalable web services or clients on the JVM then Ktor is for you. Written in Kotlin, this is an extensible, lightweight framework that uses coroutines to provide an easy to test and easy use asynchronous programming model.
Many web applications and services are built using the Spring Framework. While Spring is incredibly powerful and useful nobody can accuse it of being lightweight. Many developers look for something that ‘just works’, that does not have too much overhead. In this course, Building Web Applications in Kotlin Using Ktor, you will learn about the framework that more and more JVM developers are looking at as a programming language because of the benefits it has such as support of immutable data and null detection, as well as having less of the bloat of Java. Bring these two together, a lightweight HTTP framework and a nice programming language and you get Ktor. First, you will explore Ktor – an open source project developed by JetBrains, the creators of Kotlin. It is heavily based on Kotlin coroutines and so supports a high degree of asynchrony. Next, you will discover how you can use Ktor to develop both REST and HTML based web sites that are secure and extensible. Finally, you will gain an understanding of how to produce complex server-based applications or standalone HTTP client applications. When you are finished with this course, you will know how to create web applications and REST APIs in Ktor. [Read more…]

LINKEDIN LEARNING Debiasing AI Using Amazon SageMaker-BiFiSO

14/06/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

LINKEDIN LEARNING DEBIASING AI USING AMAZON SAGEMAKER-BiFiSO
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Category: Tutorial

Artificial intelligence (AI) can have deeply embedded bias. It’s the job of data scientists and developers to ensure their algorithms are fair, transparent, and explainable. This responsibility is critically important when building models that may determine policy-or shape the course of people’s lives. In this course, award-winning software engineer Kesha Williams explains how to debias AI with Amazon SageMaker. She shows how to use SageMaker to create a predictive-policing machine-learning model that integrates Rekognition and AWS DeepLens, creating a crime-fighting model that can “see” what’s happening in a live scene. By following the development process, you can learn what goes into making a model that doesn’t suffer from cultural prejudices. Kesha also discusses how to remove bias in training data, test a model for fairness, and build trust in AI by making models that are explainable. [Read more…]

Apress Beginning Data Merge with Adobe InDesign CC Quickly Create Files Using an Excel Spreadsheet-XCODE

11/06/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Apress Beginning Data Merge with Adobe InDesign CC Quickly Create Files Using an Excel Spreadsheet-XCODE
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Category: Tutorial

Discover how to create a data merge in easy steps and avoid making basic mistakes using this video You will take each section step by step to gradually advance your skill level. First, you’ll learn how to do a single page data merge that you can send to clients or a print house to be part of a mailer You ll easily build your first data merge file and acquire all the skills you need to use for your own projects [Read more…]

PACKT Build a Dynamic and Interactive Element Catcher Game Using JavaScript

06/06/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

PACKT Build a Dynamic and Interactive Element Catcher Game Using JavaScript-JGTiSO
English | Size: 271.70 MB
Category: TUtorial

Learn
How to use JavaScript
How to create elements dynamically
Manipulate elements using JavaScript
Explore JavaScript Document Object Model
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This course covers applying JavaScript to create a simple DOM based game. Explore how to create a game structure and create a sequence of events manipulating and updating elements to provide game play
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[Update Links] Configuring NAT and VPN’s Using Palo Alto Firewalls | Pluralsight

30/05/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Configuring NAT and VPN’s Using Palo Alto Firewalls
by Craig Stansbury
Changing IP addresses and extending the enterprise using VPNs has become a staple in today’s network environments. Leveraging Palo Alto’s Next Generation Firewall, you can do just that using NAT, and configuring remote access and site to site VPNs.
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[Update Links] Pluralsight.com Configuring NAT and VPNs Using Palo Alto Firewalls

25/05/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Pluralsight.com Configuring NAT and VPNs Using Palo Alto Firewalls
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Category: Tutorial

At the core of network-security engineering is a thorough knowledge of NAT translations and VPN connections. In this course, Configuring NAT and VPN’s Using Palo Alto Firewalls, you’ll learn how to shape traffic using Palo Alto’s Next Generation Firewall. First, you’ll learn how to configure various types of NAT. Next, you’ll explore how to deploy site-to-site VPNs using both pre-shared keys and digital certificates. Finally, you’ll discover how to set up remote access VPNs using GlobalProtect. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of configuring NAT and VPNs on a Palo Alto firewall that will help you as you move forward to engineer enterprise network security. Software required: PAN-OS 8.1 (physical or virtual), Network Equipment (physical or virtual), Operating system (physical or virtual). [Read more…]

LinkedIn Learning Linux System Engineer Network Filesystems Using Nfs And Samba Update 20190502-SHEPHERDS

16/05/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

LinkedIn Learning Linux System Engineer Network Filesystems Using Nfs And Samba Update 20190502-SHEPHERDS
English | Size: 226.09 MB
Category: Tutorial

Become a Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE). The RHCE certification demonstrates expert-level competence with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and is considered the benchmark for Linux administrators. This course covers objectives related to network filesystems and file sharing. Instructor Grant McWilliams introduces Network File System (NFS), the standard used by virtually every Linux and Unit distribution, and shows how to configure an NFS server. He creates a simple NFS share, providing a brief overview of NFS security and its interaction with SELinux, and then shows how to mount the share from a client computer. Then he reviews the same techniques with Samba, an SMB file and print sharing stack for non-Microsoft operating systems. There are two chapters of hands-on exercises that allow you to practice your skills with NFS and Samba, including creating shares for group collaboration. [Read more…]

Gumroad – Fanny Vergne – Using Zbrush for stylized textures

15/05/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Gumroad – Fanny Vergne – Using Zbrush for stylized textures
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Category: Tutorial

“I made this tutorial to share my process to create stylized textures. Strong from my experience in the video games industry for more than 10 years and being in big companies like Ubisoft or Blizzard Entertainment, I wanted to share some of my knowledge in some processes like sculpting in Zbrush, baking in Marmoset Toolbag or painting in Photoshop.”
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Offensive Python Mastering Ethical Hacking Using Python

13/05/2019 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Offensive Python Mastering Ethical Hacking Using Python
English | Size: 585.59 MB
Category: Tutorial

NOTE : I update this course monthly , so maybe you can see some sections with few lectures , especially for buffer overflow section , so don’t worry about that

This course will teach you how to use python programming language during any penetration testing or ethical hacking operation , it will teach you how to write your own ethical hacking scripts on various information security fields like network security , web application security , and endpoint security. [Read more…]