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Beginning Lighting and Rendering with 3ds Max and V-Ray
presented by Jamie Cardoso, fl. 2007; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2219), 50 mins
Explore V-Ray lighting and rendering with 3ds Max to add professional effects to all of your projects. In this video, you will work with V-Ray parameters, tolls, modifiers, and lights through practical examples. Along the way, you will see many useful tips and tricks, and adopt best practices with workflows, techn...
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presented by Jamie Cardoso, fl. 2007; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2219), 50 mins
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Explore V-Ray lighting and rendering with 3ds Max to add professional effects to all of your projects. In this video, you will work with V-Ray parameters, tolls, modifiers, and lights through practical examples. Along the way, you will see many useful tips and tricks, and adopt best practices with workflows, techniques, and methodologies to gain a solid foundation to consistently create amazing lighting.
What You Will Learn:
Create consistent an...
Explore V-Ray lighting and rendering with 3ds Max to add professional effects to all of your projects. In this video, you will work with V-Ray parameters, tolls, modifiers, and lights through practical examples. Along the way, you will see many useful tips and tricks, and adopt best practices with workflows, techniques, and methodologies to gain a solid foundation to consistently create amazing lighting.
What You Will Learn:
Create consistent and high-quality renders
Understand how to troubleshoot rendering errors
Build a solid understanding of render elements
Who This Video Is For:
3D visualizers, designers, architects, and interior designers looking to enhance their lighting and rendering skills with 3ds Max and V-Ray.
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Jamie Cardoso, fl. 2007
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2219
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Azure Networking Fundamentals
presented by Peter De Tender, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 2 mins
This video provides you with a baseline understanding of Azure Networking. It begins with an introduction to the high-level architecture of Azure Virtual Networks so that you can become familiar with the core capabilities, concepts, and settings of this technology. From there you will gain a basic understanding of...
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presented by Peter De Tender, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 2 mins
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This video provides you with a baseline understanding of Azure Networking. It begins with an introduction to the high-level architecture of Azure Virtual Networks so that you can become familiar with the core capabilities, concepts, and settings of this technology. From there you will gain a basic understanding of firewall security, and discover how to leverage it using Network Security Groups and Application Security Groups. Then it is on to an...
This video provides you with a baseline understanding of Azure Networking. It begins with an introduction to the high-level architecture of Azure Virtual Networks so that you can become familiar with the core capabilities, concepts, and settings of this technology. From there you will gain a basic understanding of firewall security, and discover how to leverage it using Network Security Groups and Application Security Groups. Then it is on to an overview of Azure load balancing services, including Azure Load Balancer, Azure Traffic Manager, and Front Door. Finally, you will learn about VPN Gateways and how they facilitate Azure VNet-to-VNet communication, as well as hybrid connectivity between on-premises and Azure networks.
Networking is the cornerstone of any data center. While it is not entirely different in a cloud environment like Azure, you will discover that building a cloud networking stack also has its own eccentricities. For example, you will no longer be managing the physical layer, and not all services are available the same way as on-premises. All these quirks are covered in this video. After viewing Azure Networking Fundamentals you will be ready to get started in building and deploying your own enterprise-ready networking designs in Azure and/hybrid networking scenarios.
What You Will Learn:
Gain a high-level view of Azure networking services and features and how to deploy them.
See new features including Azure Firewall and Azure Front-Door.
Protect and secure cloud applications in IAAS and PAAS. Follow along with to-the-point demos
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Peter De Tender, fl. 2000
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2019
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A Beginner’s Guide to Open Source
presented by Karl Beecher, fl. 2009; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 40 mins
Learn everything you need to know about free and open source software (OSS) using this video introduction. You will understand the need for OSS, the motivation behind its emergence, and its philosophy, in particular the contrasting schools of thought in the OSS movement (i.e. free software vs. open source). You wi...
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presented by Karl Beecher, fl. 2009; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 40 mins
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Learn everything you need to know about free and open source software (OSS) using this video introduction. You will understand the need for OSS, the motivation behind its emergence, and its philosophy, in particular the contrasting schools of thought in the OSS movement (i.e. free software vs. open source). You will then move on to more detailed, practical matters, beginning with software licensing, the importance of licenses, and the issues surr...
Learn everything you need to know about free and open source software (OSS) using this video introduction. You will understand the need for OSS, the motivation behind its emergence, and its philosophy, in particular the contrasting schools of thought in the OSS movement (i.e. free software vs. open source). You will then move on to more detailed, practical matters, beginning with software licensing, the importance of licenses, and the issues surrounding them.
The mechanics of writing open source software are described by demonstrating how it is done in typical, real-world projects. An overview of the OSS ecosystem shows you what tools, applications, and organizations are out there. Finally, you’ll see various testimonies from OSS users and developers explaining why they choose OSS and the benefits they derive from it.
What You Will Learn: Begin navigating the OSS phenomenon. See the basics of writing proprietary vs. open source software. Discover the motivations and principles behind OSS licensing, methods, and tools. Understand what requirements a program must meet to be considered OSS. Follow the typical development processes for open source projectsWho This Video Is For: These videos are for anyone who wants to begin dipping their toe into open source and are looking for a simple, informative introduction. The video is suitable for programmers or non-programmers, such as non-technical managers and business owners.
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Karl Beecher, fl. 2009
Date Published / Released
2019
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Content Areas: Technology
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Building Apps with SwiftUI
presented by Mehul Mohan, fl. 2013; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 6 mins
Create a basic application flow with SwiftUI involving login and a user dashboard interface in this video. Discover the new file structure introduced by SwiftUI and how it uses structs instead of classes for Views. Then learn about common layout elements such as Text, Images, HStack, VStack, ZStack, and Navigation...
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presented by Mehul Mohan, fl. 2013; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 6 mins
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Create a basic application flow with SwiftUI involving login and a user dashboard interface in this video. Discover the new file structure introduced by SwiftUI and how it uses structs instead of classes for Views. Then learn about common layout elements such as Text, Images, HStack, VStack, ZStack, and NavigationViews. After understanding the structure and elements, dive in to create a login layout and a user authentication backend. Then once yo...
Create a basic application flow with SwiftUI involving login and a user dashboard interface in this video. Discover the new file structure introduced by SwiftUI and how it uses structs instead of classes for Views. Then learn about common layout elements such as Text, Images, HStack, VStack, ZStack, and NavigationViews. After understanding the structure and elements, dive in to create a login layout and a user authentication backend. Then once you've got your user logged in, create a dashboard layout for your users with SwiftUI. Finally learn to troubleshoot and polish up your new interfaces.
What You Will Learn:
Create login and dashboard interfaces.
Troubleshoot common SwiftUI interface issues
Incorporate NodeJS for authentication and backend work
Who This Video Is For:
iOS developers with a basic familiarity of the Swift language who would like to use SwiftUI to design easy, elegant, and powerful interfaces.
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Mehul Mohan, fl. 2013
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2019
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Using T-SQL Functions and Summarizing Results
presented by John Deardurff, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 49 mins
Enhance your SELECT statements by invoking a vast library of built-in features and capabilities that SQL Server exposes in the form of functions. This video shows how these functions enable data type conversions, null detections, date and number formatting, and much more. Also available are functions helping you...
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presented by John Deardurff, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 49 mins
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Enhance your SELECT statements by invoking a vast library of built-in features and capabilities that SQL Server exposes in the form of functions. This video shows how these functions enable data type conversions, null detections, date and number formatting, and much more. Also available are functions helping you to analyze data in the database itself. These functions enable you to summarize data to count occurrences, compute averages, and genera...
Enhance your SELECT statements by invoking a vast library of built-in features and capabilities that SQL Server exposes in the form of functions. This video shows how these functions enable data type conversions, null detections, date and number formatting, and much more. Also available are functions helping you to analyze data in the database itself. These functions enable you to summarize data to count occurrences, compute averages, and generate statistics.
The video begins with an introduction to basic functions to work with character data and NULL values. From there you’ll move on to functions dealing with conditional structures, NULL values, and formatting. You’ll also cover aggregate functions to average, count, and summarize data. Finally, this video discusses how to group result sets by a field using the GROUP BY clause, and how to filter those results after they have been grouped -- using the HAVING clause.
Functions are the doorway to an ever-increasing number of powerful database engine features and capabilities. There is so much more that you can do in SQL other than simply SELECT data. Functions enable you to take full advantage of the power that’s available to you in Microsoft’s flagship database engine. This video is the second in a series and leaves you well positioned to step into the next video covering how to select data from multiple tables.
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What You Will Learn:
Sort data into groups and count the records in each group
Compute max, min, and mean values for records in a group
Format dates and numbers for display to end users
Filter to eliminate unwanted groupings from your result set
Search, concatenate, and manipulate strings
Detect NULL values and replace them with real values
Who This Video Is For:
Developers, business analysts, and others whose career will benefit from knowledge of SQL for accessing Microsoft SQL Server databases and the data they contain. The video is for anyone working in a SQL Server environment and wanting to derive business value from their organization’s data by analyzing that data, creating reports, and even generating visualizations.
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John Deardurff, fl. 2000
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2019
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Content Areas: Technology
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Deploying and Migrating to Azure Web Apps
presented by Peter De Tender, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 11 mins
Learn everything you need to know to get started with Azure web apps, including deployment, key features, and benefits, to monitoring. This video introduces you to Azure App Service, and more specifically, Azure web apps. Starting from a base deployment of an Azure-running web site, you will learn about several cl...
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presented by Peter De Tender, fl. 2000; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 1 hour 11 mins
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Learn everything you need to know to get started with Azure web apps, including deployment, key features, and benefits, to monitoring. This video introduces you to Azure App Service, and more specifically, Azure web apps. Starting from a base deployment of an Azure-running web site, you will learn about several cloud-native features of the service. These are key in allowing you to run highly available and production-ready web applications on Azur...
Learn everything you need to know to get started with Azure web apps, including deployment, key features, and benefits, to monitoring. This video introduces you to Azure App Service, and more specifically, Azure web apps. Starting from a base deployment of an Azure-running web site, you will learn about several cloud-native features of the service. These are key in allowing you to run highly available and production-ready web applications on Azure, without the underlying web server virtual machines. You will also learn about integration with Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, to ease the overall deployment and management of such web apps from a development and sysadmin perspective.
What You Will Learn:
Understand Azure web app core features and functionalities.
Deploy scalable and high-available web apps across regions.
Leverage Azure web app scaling features.
Publish web applications from Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code.
Run highly available web apps across multiple Azure regions.
Use Azure Monitor for monitoring and troubleshooting Azure web apps.
Who This Video Is For:
Developers who want a brief introduction to the value and uses of Azure web apps.
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Peter De Tender, fl. 2000
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2019
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Blockchain in Swift
presented by Elshad Karimov, fl. 2012; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 48 mins
Implement Blockchains in iOS applications using the Swift programming language while working with the basics of blockchain development. In the first part of this video, the logic behind blockchains will be explained and then the same logic will be implemented in iOS application development. You’ll work to develo...
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presented by Elshad Karimov, fl. 2012; produced by Springer (New York, NY: Apress, 2019), 48 mins
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Implement Blockchains in iOS applications using the Swift programming language while working with the basics of blockchain development. In the first part of this video, the logic behind blockchains will be explained and then the same logic will be implemented in iOS application development. You’ll work to develop a sample application where you'll allocate two accounts which will have a certain amount of bitcoins in them. Then you'll transfer th...
Implement Blockchains in iOS applications using the Swift programming language while working with the basics of blockchain development. In the first part of this video, the logic behind blockchains will be explained and then the same logic will be implemented in iOS application development. You’ll work to develop a sample application where you'll allocate two accounts which will have a certain amount of bitcoins in them. Then you'll transfer those bitcoins between those accounts using blockchain technology by clicking transfer buttons in the application.
What You Will Learn:
Implement blockchains in iOS applications
Define blockchains in Swift
Develop a sample blockchain application
Who This Video Is For:
Experienced Swift developers who want to work with blockchains and decentralized programming.
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Elshad Karimov, fl. 2012
Date Published / Released
2019
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Part I. Connecting Wires and Accessories to the micro:bit
presented by Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008; produced by Springer (London, England and Berlin State: Apress, 2019), 27 mins
Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires...
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presented by Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008; produced by Springer (London, England and Berlin State: Apress, 2019), 27 mins
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Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires Banana plugs Nuts and bolts Ring crimp terminals. In this video, you will cover the advantages and disadvantages of each method, as wel...
Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires Banana plugs Nuts and bolts Ring crimp terminals. In this video, you will cover the advantages and disadvantages of each method, as well as see code samples that demonstrate how data is transferred from different accessories to the micro:bit. The micro:bit edge connector gives you access to five pins: three input and output pins and two pins for powering other devices. This allows you to add lots of extra accessories such as buttons, lights and motors to the micro:bit. There are many edge connector breakout boards available for adding accessories to the micro:bit available commercially at an extra cost. What You'll LearnConnect wires to the micro:bit using multiple methods. Code the micro:bit to use external accessories.
Who This Video Is For:
Viewers of any skill and experience level. The typical viewer does not need any specific skills except being able to follow instructions and knowing how to use a computer. For ease of use you may want to use specific tools like a wire stripper and a crimper but these are not required.
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Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008
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2019
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Part II. Coding
presented by Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008; produced by Springer (London, England and Berlin State: Apress, 2019), 12 mins
Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires...
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presented by Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008; produced by Springer (London, England and Berlin State: Apress, 2019), 12 mins
Description
Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires Banana plugs Nuts and bolts Ring crimp terminals. In this video, you will cover the advantages and disadvantages of each method, as wel...
Learn multiple ways to connect different types of wires to the micro:bit. This video shows you how to use items found in a typical hardware store, therefore making all its methods accessible to the average person. There is no soldering involved. The methods demonstrated include using: Alligator clips Jumper wires Banana plugs Nuts and bolts Ring crimp terminals. In this video, you will cover the advantages and disadvantages of each method, as well as see code samples that demonstrate how data is transferred from different accessories to the micro:bit. The micro:bit edge connector gives you access to five pins: three input and output pins and two pins for powering other devices. This allows you to add lots of extra accessories such as buttons, lights and motors to the micro:bit. There are many edge connector breakout boards available for adding accessories to the micro:bit available commercially at an extra cost. What You'll LearnConnect wires to the micro:bit using multiple methods. Code the micro:bit to use external accessories.
Who This Video Is For:
Viewers of any skill and experience level. The typical viewer does not need any specific skills except being able to follow instructions and knowing how to use a computer. For ease of use you may want to use specific tools like a wire stripper and a crimper but these are not required.
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Lorraine Underwood, fl. 2008
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2019
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3D Neural Network Visualization with TensorSpace
produced by PACKT Publishing (Birmingham, England: PACKT Publishing, 2019), 56 mins
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Prepare a pre-trained model for visualization from numerous neural network libraries like Keras, TensorFlow and Tensorflow.js.
Explore how each part of your neural network model is presented and learn how to change it
Discover the inner-workings of your pre-trained model using a specific example in an easy...
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produced by PACKT Publishing (Birmingham, England: PACKT Publishing, 2019), 56 mins
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Learn
Prepare a pre-trained model for visualization from numerous neural network libraries like Keras, TensorFlow and Tensorflow.js.
Explore how each part of your neural network model is presented and learn how to change it
Discover the inner-workings of your pre-trained model using a specific example in an easy and accessible way
Develop new insights by looking at your neural network from a fresh perspective
Discover how to easily present and e...
Learn
Prepare a pre-trained model for visualization from numerous neural network libraries like Keras, TensorFlow and Tensorflow.js.
Explore how each part of your neural network model is presented and learn how to change it
Discover the inner-workings of your pre-trained model using a specific example in an easy and accessible way
Develop new insights by looking at your neural network from a fresh perspective
Discover how to easily present and explain your neural network architectures.
About
TensorSpace is a neural network 3D visualization framework built by TensorFlow.js, Three.js, and Tween.js. TensorSpace provides Keras-like APIs to build deep learning layers, load pre-trained models, and generate a 3D visualization in the browser.
By applying TensorSpace API, it is more intuitive for Data Scientists to visualize and understand any pre-trained models built by TensorFlow, Keras, TensorFlow.js, and so on.
In this quick and short course, you’ll learn how to present the inner workings of your pre-trained Neural Network models with easy-to-access 3D visualizations in a web browser.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to create compelling 3D visualizations that will show the neural network architecture and how pre-trained models work in real time with TensorSpace
The code bundle for this video course is available at - https://github.com/PacktPublishing/3D-Neural-Network-Visualization-with-TensorSpace
Style and Approach
In this course we seamlessly mix the theory with practice, to make your learning experience effective and enjoyable.
Features
Prepare pre-trained models from a variety of neural network libraries for 3D visualization
Discover how to present the architecture of your neural network
Explore ways to show how your pre-trained neural network models work with example data in real-time
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PACKT Publishing, Jakub Konczyk
Date Published / Released
2019
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PACKT Publishing
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Jakub Konczyk
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