Developers need to know how to manage an app's complexity. In this course, learn how to simplify your apps by applying simple architectural design patterns to your mobile code base. Discover how these design patterns can help you reduce bugs and maximize your development time by making your code easier to read and test. Jon Bott covers different architectural models such as MVC, MVP, and VIPER. In addition, he walks through the conversion process from MVC to a layered architecture, covering dependency injection, the coordinator pattern, and data binding.




* Common architectures
* Minimum viable architecture (MVA)
* Converting to MVP
* Expanding layers
* Working with entities
* Dependency and interface injection
* Implementing the coordination pattern
* Adding binding with RxJava






x Lynda - Android App Development: Design Patterns for Mobile Architecture

How to build a WordPress redirect plugin with Split Testing to promote your courses or any other affiliate program

We will be looking at building the plugin step by step and discuss what every bit of code means and does. Breaking it down to what every function does and how we can do split testing with this new WP plugin

Lastly we will also work with samples of how to use the plugin in different areas of marketing.

The major benefit of this plugin is that you can edit your promotional URL and just change the targeted info and all you Youtube, FB and Twitter links remain the same but the redirect change or your coupon code changed.

Are you worried about vulnerabilities facing your business, network, or home? In this course, Penetration Testing Life Cycle Explained, you'll develop an understanding of the ins and outs of penetration testing. First, you'll begin by learning a basic overview of the life cycle of penetration testing from getting the documentation ready, to the legal aspects. Next, you'll explore the specific different phases of penetration testing, including planning, discovery, and enumeration. Finally, you'll learn valuable tools and resources to aid in being a successful and correct penetration tester. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge to embark on a deeper dive into penetration testing.

This course is for anyone who is interested in quickly learning JSON & it's power to utilize it in Web Development. Currently no web site or Web Service exist which do not use the JSON. This course will give you the strong basic understanding of JSON using practical implementation on-screen & help you implement it in your web development project.

I designed this course for anyone including non-technical person. SO if you are not a developer and still interested in learning about the JSOn & see how it works then this course is for you.

Here we will start from zero & go to higher level very quickly. You don't need multiple hours long course to learn JSON. This course will make you strong enough for the interviews, your college of office projects, your freelancing projects to build basic & complex Web Services & applications.

You know how to read a book. You probably learned how in elementary school.

But do you read optimally?

Do you get the most out of every hour you invest in a book?

If you're like most people, the answer is "not even close."

And, there is a huge opportunity to become more skillful at reading, retention and understanding.

If you're a knowledge worker there is no better investment.
You are paid to use your brain -- it pays to make your brain as powerful and high performing as possible.

Imagine making better decisions just a few times a week... What would that mean for your career? Your life?

Module One: Farnam Street Ethos

Struggling to hit your reading goals? Learn the simple truths that increase your productivity

Apply Farnam Street's six core principles to instantly improve your ability to draw insight from what you read

Debunk common reading myths that hold you back

Understand the different levels of reading and explore how to use them for wisdom and insight

Get the inside track on the Farnam Street team & how our partnership came to be

Module Two: Identifying Winners

Learn how to think about your library and why you should own more unread books than read ones

Use Farnam Street's funneling process to make your books compete for attention before you even think of reading them

Weigh reading a book versus an article quickly and effectively

You'll never forget to ask yourself the most important question about a book after you see how we frame it

Banish book overwhelm by implementing the four filters Farnam Street uses when deciding to read a book

Module Three: Before We Begin

Most books don't demand to be read in their entirety... we'll show you how to decide which do

Why you should start by creating a map of the book -- and how to do it in about 15 minutes

How to evaluate a book in 5-10 minutes online or in a bookstore

Engage with a fascinating conversation about reading habits and why Shane reads several books at once

What the Marshmallow Test can teach us about reading effectively

How to spot the single biggest opportunity for most readers. It's simple, yet powerful

Module Four: Critical Thinking

Find out why note taking matters and the surprising 'non-system' system that works for us

Understand the three key steps of analytical reading, including the one almost everyone skips

Evaluate how well you stand up to Shane's definition of the job of a reader, it's probably not what you think

Learn to identify when you need to read with extra caution -- hint: it's not when the reading is challenging

Quickly probe at your depth of understanding with our favorite deep reading question: Do I agree with the author?

Channel your learning effectively once you've finished the book

Module Five: Exponential Leaps

Our favorite module! This is where exponential wins start stacking up

Generate deep understanding through our process of refereeing the conversation

Hone your ability to spot when a good narrative is covering up faulty logic or misleading facts

Become skilled at the tricky task of comparing and contrasting ideas across context and perspective

Use combinatory play while reading to aid your quest for insight
Learn to spot and gain deep understanding of building blocks and cornerstone ideas
Effectively parse out your own ideas, opinions and insights from your reading
Develop novel insights naturally, as the result of the process

A BONUS WEBINAR:

60+ Minutes of Great Questions
Watch or listen to our no holds barred Q&A webinar. We answer dozens of the most pressing and interesting questions about books, reading, Farnam Street... we even get personal.

This is a rare opportunity to go behind the scenes with Farnam Street and fellow Farnam Street readers.

You asked. We answered.

Demonstrate your proficiency at using Unity for game development by becoming a Unity Certified Developer. In this course, follow Alan Thorn as he prepares you for the portion of the exam focusing on materials, lighting, and effects. Alan discusses creating materials, textures and mapping, transparency, and texture animation. He also helps you get started with lighting, exploring global illumination, light baking, area lights, and dynamic lighting. Plus, he covers ambient occlusion and bloom, depth of field and grain, and vignette and color grading.


* Creating materials
* Textures and mapping
* PBR materials
* Tiling and offsets
* Texture animation
* Getting started with lighting
* Light baking
* Dynamic and emissive lighting
* Creating profiles

React-a popular JavaScript framework-boasts a number of developer-friendly tools that can help you quickly and efficiently turn your ideas into fully-functioning applications. If you already have a solid grasp of the essentials of full-stack JavaScript web development, this practical, project-based course can help you get acquainted with React. Follow Carl Peaslee as he walks through how to plan, configure, create, and deploy a scalable, full-stack React and Relay application. As Carl explains how to lay out a UX roadmap, construct the foundation of an application, implement authentication, and connect your app to a remote database, you can practice what you learn by building a site where users can play simple games.


* Installing local dependencies
* Generating a starter project
* Deploying to Heroku
* Planning your development process
* Using styled-components
* Styling for mobile
* Setting up models on Graphcool
* Creating Relay mutations
* Adding Relay to your authentication flow
* Protecting routes with authentication

It was a lot of fun and I hope you'll join me and learn a couple of new things!

Chapters:
01: Spanner Setup

In chapter 1, we set up a simple asset to be painted in Substance Painter. We start by collapsing a model to a low-res polygon object. To get the best results out of Substance Painter, you have to make sure your model has a nice UV layout with no overlapping. We'll use a variety of polygon selection tools, such a loop, ring, grow, fill, and UV tools, such as UV-peeler and relax, to create a packed UV page. Then we'll export both a high-res and a low-res polygon version.
02: Spanner Paint

In chapter 2, we open up Substance Painter and we create a new project, with which we add our new, low-polygon object. We'll familiarize ourselves with the different managers: the shelf, layers, texture-set settings, paint properties. And then, using our higher-res mesh, we'll bake out various maps: ambient occlusion, normal, curvature, etc. Then we add a rough metal preset material to a layer, over which we place a rust material with a mask generator. Then, by fine-tuning our mask, it enables us to dial-in just the right amount of rust. With the additions of more paint layers, we use particle brushes for scratches and surface details.
03: Pipe Wrench Setup Part A

In chapter 3, our next example is a bit more complex. It consists of a symmetry and a few polygon objects. After we collapse our symmetry object, we start with its largest parts and start laying out or UV islands.
04: Pipe Wrench Setup Part B

In chapter 4, we continue where we started, laying out or UVs, using various projection techniques and the relax tool.
05: Pipe Wrench Setup Part C

In chapter 5, after we collapse the parts to a single object, we arrange all our UV islands together into a single UV page. Then, we're ready to paint a vertex color map, which will be our color-id-map, once we've brought it into Substance Painter via the FBX Export Module.
06: Pipe Wrench Paint Part A

In chapter 6, we open up a new project in Substance Painter using our pipe wrench model. After applying some smart materials, we'll customize them to suit our project. After fine-tuning the sliders of the procedural aspects of our layered material, we'll get more hands-on with the painting tools.
07: Pipe Wrench Paint Part B

In chapter 7, on an additional paint layer, we'll use a stencil to create some surface detail. Then we come in with the particle brush and distress it with some cracks and burns. Then we knock it back a little bit with the partial eraser.
08: Pipe Wrench Paint Part C

In chapter 8, finally, we add some text using a stencil, then we bang it up a little bit with the eraser, then we're ready to export all our maps.
09: C4D Materials

In chapter 9, first we set up our scene to render. We choose the physical render, enable global illumination, then we'll light it with an HDRI image applied to a sky object. Then we merge in our spanner and pipe wrench, which we previous prepared, and then start building in materials with the maps we created in Substance Painter. And then, finally, we do some test renders to enjoy the fruits of our labors.

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Compositing will change the way you think about photography and that was our inspiration when creating Project Fitness.

This tutorial, just like all of our PRO tutorials on Phlearn.com, contains all of the instruction and assets you'll need to follow along including keyboard shortcuts, on-screen tips, and tricks, as well as the original 16-bit RAW files.

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As a network administrator, encountering malware within your enterprise is nearly inevitable. In this course, Scott Burrell covers the steps necessary to recover from a malware attack on your network, and discusses tactics to avoid its spread or return. Scott highlights different types of malware threats, and provides strategies for isolating malware to protect clean systems. He also reviews best practices for implementing antimalware protection for enterprise networks, Windows update strategies, and important elements of a user education program to help provide you with a solid defense against future attacks.


* Types of malware
* Isolating the threat
* Options for recovering lost data
* Removing the infection
* Patching machines
* Protecting yourself from similar infections in the future
* Antimalware

I know the information shared there will give me what I need to become an in-demand web writer because attendees of Web Copy Intensive have proven it year after year for the past 10 years.

This is my chance to join them and:

Acquire the skills to write the most profitable web copy projects like optimized website copy, blogging, content marketing, Search Engine Optimization, emails, social media, funnel building, and more.
Download the Web Copy Intensive resources that live attendees received before, during, and after the presentations . including any handouts, supplemental materials, examples, and templates.
Gain access to personal copy feedback and Spec Assignments that open the door for me to get real clients, right away!

HOW TO MAKE 30% OF YOUR SALES FROM EMAIL

Advanced eCommerce Email Marketing
Learn how to use advanced email marketing techniques to grow your ecommerce business.

Email has the potential to be a huge revenue channel, and should account for 30-40% of your overall sales.

In this training, you will learn how to increase sales by using automated and manual emails to convert new customers, create repeat customers, run lucrative sales, and more.

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