How to configure IS-IS for IPv4 and IPv6 networks with different areas and levels
This course is all about IS-IS Protocol and all the necessary commands to configure this protocol in your (most likely Service Provider) network!
I have explained all commands in detail so that you can easily get a grab on that feaure. If you cannot find a feature, this means either it is obsolete and a better feature replaces that or I have forgotten to include it. In the latter case, I will be more than happy if you let me know what you want and I will add it to the curriculum.
I have used GNS3 for the simulation. However, you can execute all commands on a real gear without any change.

Learn Complete Step By Step indetail Illustrator CS6 Training Tutorials will Cover all Topics for Beginners 2 Expert.
What you'll learn
To Understand How to work with ILLUSTRATOR from Scratch onwards
To Understand How to work with All Tools in ILLUSTRATOR in detail
Requirements
Basic knowledge on using Computers
Should Have Adobe Illustrator Software in Your PC
Description
Illustrator CS6 for beginners and no previous Illustrator experience required. In this Illustrator training course, you will learn everything you need to know about using Illustrator and all the tools available. Plus, I'll show you the same time saving techniques I use for a fast and productive workflow.
The course starts of with the basic foundations and proceeds to more advanced tools. A course worksheet is included. Use to follow along with and practice what you learn. Stuck? No problem, I'm available for continued discussions relating to the course material. Throughout the course, I encourage students to practice what they learn and post their work in the discussion area for any type of feedback
Once you've completed this comprehensive course on Adobe Illustrator CS6, you'll be comfortable with the tools, how to apply them and have the skill set for a fast and productive workflow.
Who this course is for:
Any one who want to start the Career in Graphic Design
Any One who want to become a Professional in Designing Area

The Fundamentals Of Lighting.
The success of every photographer - artistically and professionally - is based on a strong understanding of how light works. Join photographer Mark Wallace for a three-day course that will demystify the fundamentals of lighting and give you the concrete skills you need to get a powerful image using the right lighting every time you shoot.
Mark will cover everything you need to know about hard, soft, directional, and diffused light. You'll learn about reading natural light and manipulating it with tools like reflectors and diffusion panels. Mark will also guide you through working with light in a studio environment. You'll explore using basic studio lights to manipulate and shape light and working with strobes and speedlights. You'll also learn about shooting on-location and how to balance, shape, and color ambient light and light from a flash.
By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with a whole new understanding of light that will help you to shoot more efficiently, capture consistently well-lit images, and reach new creative heights as a photographer.
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PHP can do so much more than include files. In this course we'll explore reading and writing files from a directory. We'll also take advantage of built-in parsing functions for working with common file formats to read and write CSV, XML and JSON data.

Cloud Composer is a fully managed workflow orchestration service that allows creation, scheduling, and monitoring of pipelines. This course covers the architecture of Composer and creation of pipelines to run arbitrary shell scripts and Python code.
Cloud Composer is a pipeline orchestration service on the GCP. Based on the Apache Airflow API, Composer was launched in May 2018 and is fast-emerging as a popular and versatile service for building and executing system pipelines. In this course, Building Pipelines for Workflow Orchestration Using Google Composer, you'll learn how Composer allows cloud users to quickly create pipelines with complex interconnected tasks. First, you'll discover where Composer fits in the taxonomy of GCP services and how it compares to Dataflow, which is another service for building and executing pipelines on the GCP. Next, you'll explore what a Composer environment is and how pipelines are specified, and run on these environments. Then, you'll develop an understanding of the powerful suite of operators made available for use within Composer pipelines by utilizing Airflow operators for executing shell scripts, executing arbitrary Python code, and implementing complex control flow. Finally, you'll learn how to use Airflow's GCP-specific operators for sending email, working with BigQuery, and instantiating Dataproc clusters. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge necessary to build and deploy complex pipelines built on the Apache Airflow API by utilizing Composer.

What you'll learn
Understand the history and purpose of financial and capital markets
Realise the importance of intellectual property protection and how it determines technological innovation
Learn market efficiency and risk
Irrespective of political ideology, understand how government can help or hinder an economy
Use payoff diagrams to estimate the potential profit of option strategies
Recognize company incentives to acquire or merge with other companies
Understand hostile takeovers, leveraged buyouts and defense tactics against hostile takeovers
Explain what happened during the 2008 U.S. financial housing collapse
Requirements
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
Description
From the best selling instructor comes a brand new course: History of Corporate Finance In a Nutshell: The Foundations of Modern Finance.
This course is a non-fiction narrative, taking you on a journey to where finance came from. It describes how financial theories were developed, how ideological and government experiments shaped economies, and the rise and fall of financial markets. It discusses influential thinkers who shaped society, crazy scams that worked (for a while), and demystifies financial concepts into simple ideas everyone can understand.
You'll learn what drives and creates markets, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts and hostile takeovers, and the 2008 U.S. financial housing collapse. We'll walk through the rise and fall of financial markets, financial theory and the crazy true story of modern economics.
By the end of this course, you'll be able to talk fluently about key financial concepts, unpack financial stories in the news, and recognize financial ideas as they show up in everyday life.
Who this course is for:
Anyone interested in learning about the history of finance and why modern day economies developed the way they did
A curiosity to learn about the fascinating ways people made and lost a lot of money.
Anyone interested in Finance, Economics, or Financial Theory

A lot of companies begin with the success of their first product. And a slew of factors-from good timing to opportune professional connections-can help a company take off. But to achieve staying power, companies must continue to create innovative products that customers love. In this course, instructor Jay Clouse shares strategies that can help you cultivate a product-centric organization by fine-tuning how you organize people, implement processes, and create your company's culture. Learn how to construct effective product teams, inspire your colleagues by creating a strong product vision and strategy, build a data-driven culture, measure your performance using key performance indicators, and more.

What you'll learn
Build Cross Platform Desktop Applications for Mac, Windows and Linux
Understand the near-entire Electron API in detail.
Mastering the Basics fo Electron Framework
Develop both traditional single-window apps and status tray-based apps
Get an Understanding about how Electron works
Debug Electron Application
Testing Electron Application
Requirements
Should have experience of building static web pages using HTML & CSS.
Knowledge of Javascript is required
Knowledge of NodeJs is required
Description
Electron helps us develop cross-platform applications by using existing web technologies. You don't need specific skills, for most cases, to develop apps with Electron. If you are a web developer and are interested in developing an app with Electron, then make sure you check out tutorials that will follow this article in this series.
If you want your application to be available for all the platforms we talked about, you need to deploy your app using different technologies. This is very manual and time-consuming. Now, if we talk about Electron, it is obvious that this is a JavaScript-based framework. Because all the platforms support web technologies, Electron helps in developing cross-platform apps easier. Popular applications that use Electron include Visual Studio Code, Slack, and Atom Editor.
Electron Features
Security
You don't need to think much when migrating your existing application to Electron as the application we are creating is a desktop application and data stays locally in the system. Because of this, you can ensure data security. In case you need to store data in the cloud, check whether your cloud network has enough security functions beforehand to avoid any unwanted surprises.
Low-Level Accessibility
Before starting out, you also have to check whether all the functionalities you are providing for your desktop application are also available in Electron. In my experience, Electron provides enough control to have the extended interactive features in your application, such as Keyboard Shortcuts. It also provides low-level accessibility to the hardware and operations system components.
Hardware Accessibility
Developers can get complete access to the all hardware level access APIs expose over the JavaScript/Plugin. There is no need to compromise for the feature if you want to migrate to Electron.
Performance
Electron thrives in this aspect. If proper care is taken while developing (load only what you need), Electron can show some great gains in the terms of performance when compared to native applications. Electron saves a lot of time and provides more options to play with or develop by having a single code base for all the major platforms. These are the major problems when we deal with the native development of applications, which are all effectively solved by Electron.
However, a lot of people say that Electron is very memory hungry. I agree with this statement, but only if you develop the applications without proper care.
Code and App Management
As a Product Owner, you don't need to maintain different teams for each platform and you will be relieved from the hassle of re-explaining your requirements with different teams. It will also reduce the auditing work to make sure the product has the same functionality across platforms.
As a developer, you need not worry about different codebases. If you encounter a bug on any platform, you can fix it at the code base. The bug will never show up on other platforms. However, you should still keep an eye on the OS level functionalities.
Reusability
Because we are using a single code base, it means we can use this for both web applications and desktop applications. We are, in a way, also reusing the base code across different platforms since we "code once, distribute everywhere."
Production
The more known frameworks we use, the more support we get. This, in turn, gives us more open source libraries we can reuse and the decreased time to production but with more features.
Deployment/Build
This is one of the interesting aspects of Electron. There is an electron-packager module available that helps us bundle the whole code base into the respective packages. Although people debate that Electron takes a lot of memory, as I said, Electron needs a little care during development to avoid this.
UI/UX
With web technologies, you are open to multiple technologies that provide great User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) to all your users with great comfort. Also, you can be sure that you are providing the same experience to all your users across different platforms.
Cost and Time
You will save a lot of development time and money because, for the tech stack we use, there are a lot of developers who can do it for less and achieve good results. You can save a lot of time using the single code base and any developer can work on anything.
History of Electron
When we talk about any technology we need to talk a little about the history behind it. Let's briefly look at the history of Electron.
Electron was founded by Cheng Zhao, during the development of Atom a cross-platform text editor released in July 2013. It was made open source, developed, and supported by GitHub using C++, JavaScript, Objective C, and Python. It was intended to make cross-platform development easier for Atom creation.
Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to create compelling native desktop applications

How To Create Modern Flat Design App Icons in Affinity Designer
What you'll learn
How to create flat design app icons in Affinity Designer
How to use basic and more advanced tools in Affinity Designer
Requirements
Affinity Designer installed
basic understanding of Affinity Designer is recommended
Description
If you ever wanted to learn graphic design and have something to show for it, then you are iin for a treat.
Welcome to How To Create App icons in Affinity Designer.
The course that will help you get real graphic design and Affinity Designer skills.
Because it's all about practicality.
Inside you will find more than 15 mobile application icon designs that will help you understand
the Pen tool
the custom shapes tools
fills, strokes and gradients
transformations, including rotating, flipping and stacking
shape creation techniques, like dividing, adding and subtracting
and lots more!
So if you ever felt disappointed after learning design software, because you couldn't see any practical benefits from what you learnt, you will love this course.
Its main goal is you gaining serious design and Affinity Designer skills that will stay with you for the rest of your design career.
This course is divided into separate sections and each of them is one mini-project, teaching you how to create:
a Camera app icon
a Podcast app icon
a Chrome browser icon
a modern smartphone mockup
to name just a few!
We will get our hands dirty and design modern flat design icons from A to Z.
And in the process you will learn simple as well as more advanced Affinity Designer techniques.
It's recommended that you have some basic understanding of Affinity Designer.
We won't be talking about every fundamental aspect of it - we will dive straight into the creation process so you can learn as much as possible in as reasonable amount of time as possible.
At the end of this course, you will hopefully gain confidence in creating flat design artwork and using Affinity Designer independently.
You will get skills that will help you build a portolio of custom, nicely looking graphic design elements that yo can use in your own projects.
So if you really want to learn Affinity Designer and you don't want to spend months watching tutorials that get you nowhere, give this course a shot.
Who this course is for:
BBeginner and intermediate graphic designers who want to get real life Affinity Designer skills

This course is perfect for anyone who wants to learn JSON quickly in a fast-paced course teaching you all the core fundamentals of JSON and how to apply JSON data in web applications. Use JavaScript to bring JSON formatted data into your websites to easily load content. JSON course that helps you to get started quickly. Start writing JSON within JavaScript code today.

Short Cut to Speaking Spanish
We have taken the most frequently used words and designed a course so you can have instant recall to this essential vocabulary when you need it. We use the same approach that has proved so effective and popular with our other courses. Most publications take a topic by topic approach, which can be limiting if your goal is to maintain authentic conversations in Spanish.
It works because you learn to communicate almost immediately. Most courses are not progressive, instead they throw a selection of topics and grammar at you to memorize. We arrange each lesson, in fact each minute, so that one piece of learning leads to the next. You can think of it as gradually blowing up a balloon and the bigger the balloon gets, the greater your command of the Spanish language.
What you'll learn
Use the Spanish they have learnt fluently

Although he was influential beyond measure, his reputation has lately taken a back seat to more famous blues players whose influence is often exaggerated as much as Johnson's is underestimated.
In this double DVD, the first devoted in its entirety to the guitar style of Lonnie Johnson, Ari Eisinger explores Lonnie Johnson's blues style in detail, presenting stylistic hallmarks of Johnson's playing including a discussion of left hand fingerings, use of diminished chords and Lonnie's blues playing in the Key of D. Ari teaches eight guitar breaks from some of Lonnie's best tunes. These include his instrumental masterpiece To Do This You Got To Know How, his jazzy Uncle Ned Don't Use Your Head, his evocative Woke Up With the Blues In My Fingers and I'm So Tired Of Living All Alone, Lonnie's version of the song Skip James recorded as I'm So Glad.