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The Red Teaming Training Course
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 20.37 GB | Duration: 37h 40m

Learn Ethical Hacking to a Highly Advanced Level and Become Qualified to Get Certified



What you'll learn
Advanced Ethical Hacking Techniques
Red Team Operations
Vulnerability Assessment and Exploitation
Network Penetration Testing

Requirements
Basic Understanding of Cybersecurity Concepts

Description
Red Teaming, Ethical Hacking, and Penetration Testing play a pivotal role in cybersecurity. These activities mimic the tactics of malicious hackers to find system vulnerabilities, thereby bolstering an organization's defenses against cyber threats. While every aspect of cybersecurity is vital, the role of offensive security is especially critical in preventing hacking incidents.The in-depth Penetration Testing with Kali Linux (PWK/PEN-200) course provides comprehensive training in penetration testing methods, tools, and strategies, offering hands-on learning at your own pace. The OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) certification, known for its technical depth, is unique in its requirement for demonstrable practical penetration testing skills, unlike many other ethical hacking certifications. Additionally, this program introduces Red Teaming methods essential for conducting effective Red Teaming operations.Participants to engage directly with real-world scenarios, enhancing their skills in identifying and exploiting security gaps. This course goes beyond theoretical knowledge, focusing on the practical application of penetration testing techniques within various environments. Designed to cultivate a deep understanding of how to assess, penetrate, and secure networks and systems using the comprehensive toolkit provided by Kali Linux.The OSCP certification, a key component of this course, sets a high standard in the field of cybersecurity. It demands not just knowledge, but the ability to apply that knowledge effectively in practical situations. This requirement distinguishes it from other ethical hacking certifications, emphasizing hands-on and real-world skills over theoretical understanding alone. Furthermore, the course s introduction to Red Teaming offers an invaluable perspective on advanced offensive cybersecurity strategies. Students learn how to think and act like sophisticated cyber attackers, enabling them to anticipate and counter complex cyber threats. This approach is crucial in preparing cybersecurity professionals to conduct thorough, effective Red Teaming operations, a skill increasingly in demand in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Overview
Section 1: REDTEAM (OSCP Exam)

Lecture 1 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 1

Lecture 2 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 2

Lecture 3 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 3

Lecture 4 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 4

Lecture 5 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 5

Lecture 6 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 6

Lecture 7 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 7

Lecture 8 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 8

Lecture 9 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 9

Lecture 10 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 10

Lecture 11 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 11

Lecture 12 REDTEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 12

Lecture 13 RED TEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 13

Lecture 14 RED TEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 14

Lecture 15 RED TEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 15

Lecture 16 RED TEAM (OSCP Exam) Session 16

Cybersecurity Professionals,IT Professionals



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C# .net 8 WEB API based on eCommerce example
Published 12/2023
Created by Modestas Va erskas
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 170 Lectures ( 30h 38m ) | Size: 21 GB



Build RESTful Web API application, based on eCommerce services using C# and .Net 8



What you'll learn
Ability to use C# to create robust and efficient backend logic for web APIs.
Understand Entity Framework
Understand Repository Pattern
Understand the concept of endpoints and how to design them logically.
Identity
Role-based authorization and JWT tokens
Refresh tokens
Upload and Delete Images
Create and Donwload PDF files
Create Email Templates
Send Emails via SendGrid with PDF attachments

Requirements
Some experience in C# language
Basic understanding of SQL
Basic understanding of Microsoft sql server management studio

Description
Embark on an immersive exploration into the ever-evolving landscape of modern web development with our C# .NET 8 course. This hands-on tutorial takes students through the intricacies of constructing a robust Web API project, which is based on an eCommerce example. It seamlessly integrates advanced features such as Identity, JWT token authentication, refresh tokens, and functionalities like logout, email confirmation, resend email, and password reset, ensuring an understanding of contemporary development practices.I will guide you through the implementation of image uploading and deletion mechanisms, providing practical examples. Further enrich your skill set by learning the creation, download, and seamless email transmission of PDF files, showcasing the versatility of your newfound knowledge. Harness the efficiency of SendGrid for email services and hone your expertise in crafting email templates.This comprehensive course not only equips you with the essential tools and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of modern web development but also cultivates a profound understanding of .NET. By the end of the course, you'll not only possess a good understanding of .NET but also wield the skills to adeptly create backends for dynamic, feature-rich web applications with a specialized focus on eCommerce functionalities. Elevate your programming prowess, embark on this transformative learning journey, and redefine your capabilities in the dynamic realm of web development

Who this course is for
Beginner programmers who want to learn .NET WEB API or increase its knowledge about it



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Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine: Part 2 of 100-Hour
Last updated 10/2023
Created by Serenity WithYin
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 77 Lectures ( 20h 20m ) | Size: 20.7 GB



Part 2 of a 100-hour Yin Yoga Accredited Yoga Alliance Certification



What you'll learn
Core practice principles.
Meridian Theory in TCM.
Meridians & emotions.
Yin & Yang Meridian pairs.
The 12 Meridians..
Visual videos & downloadable diagrams of the locations of all 12 main meridians
The 12 internal organs of TCM.
The depletions of Qi.
The target areas in asana
Mechanics of Breathing
Conscious Breathing
The Breath & Yin Yoga
The Breath & Fascia
Why we become emotional in Yin Yoga
Fascia Structures & functions
Ligaments & tendons.
Fascia & postural issues.
Unhealthy Fascia.
Fascia & emotions
The skeletal system.
Yin Yoga & muscles.
Yin Yoga & Joint Mobility.
Yin Yoga & Strength.
Yin Yoga Asana Tutorials & Variations
13 Yin Yoga Meridian Practices
Self Reflections on Meridians & Self Practice
2-Hour 12 Meridians Masterclass
PDF'S & Resources on different topics related to Yin Yoga & Wellbeing

Requirements
No experience is required, you will learn everything you need to know.
Within the physical practices variations are offered to suit all levels of ability and body structures.

Description
Welcome to our immersive 100-Hour Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Teacher Training Certificate Course, certified by Yoga Alliance! This is the most comprehensive Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Teacher Training available on Udemy.Join us on a transformative journey that will deepen your practice & unlock the profound wisdom of Yin Yoga in conjunction with the principles of Chinese Medicine.Immerse yourself in a comprehensive guide that unravels the wisdom of the Central Meridian system in Chinese Medicine. Simultaneously, you'll grasp crucial anatomy fundamentals including the fascia system, & how both the Meridians & Fascia system relates to our organ system, emotions & the Yin Yoga physical practice. The training includesa wide range of asana variations tailored to suit diverse skeletal structures. This profound learning experience allows you to establish deep connections between Meridian theory, our fascia system, our internal organ system, physical & emotional well-being, & the transformative potential of Yin yoga postures.Throughout this course, you will be engaged in detailed full-length classes, enriching lectures, & valuable handouts. These are all thoughtfully incorporated to enhance your learning experience & ensure a comprehensive understanding of the material.Please note that the course is divided into two essential parts, both necessary to attain the esteemed 100-hour Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Certification.PART 1 is a deep dive into the Philosophy & teaching of Yin Yoga, encompassing 50 Hours of immersive learning.PART 2 explores the Physiology, Anatomy & asana of Yin Yoga, accounting for a further 50 Hours of study.Upon completing this PART 2, you will receive a well-deserved 50-hour certificate.Enroll in our 100-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Course & unlock the profound depths of Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine. This training paves the way for your growth as a skilled practitioner &an adept teacher.In this PART 2 Yin Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Course, you will explore:Core practice principles.The benefits of Yin Yoga.What is the rebound.Yin Yoga & other styles.Meridian Theory in TCM.Meridians & Emotions.Yin & Yang Meridian pairs.The 12 Meridians.Signs of depletions of Qi.The 12 organs of TCMThe target area & asana.Mechanics of breathing.The Breath & Fascia.Conscious Breathing.Emotions & Yin Yoga.Fascia structures.Fascia functions.Ligaments & tendons.Unhealthy Fascia.Fascia & postural issues.The skeletal system.Yin Yoga & our muscles.Yin Yoga & Joint Mobility.Yin Yoga Asana Tutorials.Yin Yoga Asana variations.Meridian Acuyin points.Healing with the Meridians.Expand your practice & feel confident in teaching these concepts to others. Enroll now & embark on this transformative journey of self-discovery & growth.Placing the theory into your practice - full Yin Yoga classes & Pranayama techniques :13 Professional Guided Yin Yoga Practices linked with the Meridian pairing system.A 2-hour BONUS MASTER CLASS incorporating all 12 Main Meridians. Diaphragm BreathingNadi Shodhana BreathingNervous System Reset SavasanaNote - As part of your cumulative hours, there are reflective practices & PDF tuition to Support Your Learning. Downloadable Manuals Include -Practice Principles Manual.Teacher Training manual. 5 themed Class reflections.Healing with the Meridians.Meridian Acuyin points .PDF's training resources.This course is designed for all levels, including beginners, intermediate & advanced yoga practitioners. Anyone interested in the Yin yoga subtle energetic body system, Yoga teachers who would like to expand their skills, & health care practitioners who want to provide the therapeutic benefits of yoga to their clients. I will gently guide you through the Central Meridian System, & the Anatomy & Asana of Yin Yoga within the theoretical lectures. We then apply the theory to our physical practices, offering intelligently built sequences & instructions that will allow you to settle into the physical practices without watching the screen. You can practice at your own pace in the comfort of your home & can come back to the course as often as desired. For students who are already a Registered Yoga Teacher:UDEMY issues certificates. With your UDEMY certificate, this course can be added to your Yoga Alliance profile.If a student would like to receive a certificate from the school, they can apply for this at the end of any of our programs. There is an administration fee of 25 (twenty-five) dollars. This is optional and not required.Part 1 qualifies for 50 hours Yoga Alliance Continuing Education credits. Part 2 qualifies for 50 hours Yoga Alliance Continuing Education credits. Completing parts 1 & 2 qualifies for 100 hours Yoga Alliance Continuing Education credits.Instructions are provided on how to add these to your profile at the end of the courses.Included is a Udemy Policy Money-Back Satisfaction Guarantee. If you aren't satisfied within 30 days for ANY reason, we'll happily refund every penny. So you can relax & TRY the course out right now. Please consult with your physician before beginning any exercise program. By participating in this exercise or exercise program, you agree that you do so at your own risk, are voluntarily participating in these activities, assume all risk of injury to yourself, & agree to release & discharge the owner from any claims or causes of action, known or unknown, arising out of negligence.

Who this course is for
Anybody with an interest in the subtle body aspects of Yoga, teaching yoga, and/or Yin yoga
Anyone who s interested in learning more about yoga as a healing system
Whether you are new to Yin yoga, an experienced practitioner, a teacher or healer, wishing to deepen your skills & knowledge of both the Meridian and Chakra systems.
Yoga teachers who would like to expand their skills
Health care practitioners who wish to provide the therapeutic benefits of Yin yoga to their clients



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Adding Kyusho Jutsu To Shotokan Karate (Bassai Dai)
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 22.35 GB | Duration: 9h 54m

Adding Pressure Points to Karate: Your path to improve your Kata



What you'll learn
Exact strike locations that can be incorporated into the Bassai Dai Kata
Simple to recognize naming system, utilizing the Meridian system of Pressure Points.
Able to locate the positions of the pressure points.
How to disrupt a person s nervous system, allowing you to perform various techniques and maneuvers with ease.
Increased confidence in how and where you strike (body targets).
No more hit and miss targets or wondering, if I were to strike here, does it actually do anything to the attacker.

Requirements
Knowledge of Shotokan Karate Bassai Dai Kata

Description
Welcome to the WORLD'S FIRST EVER Adding Kyusho Jutsu to Shotokan Karate course.This in-depth course will change your life on how you view your Kata.Let s talk about what Kyusho Jutsu really is. Kyusho simply is the study of the human body and its nervous system. By studying this system you can take any of the techniques and kata in your system and make them incredibly effective, easy to apply, and devastating for anyone and everyone! You will begin to learn how to interpret each and every move and discover there is absolutely NO WASTED Movement, each and every move has incredible power and significant meaning even the formal beginningsHow does it all work? Kyusho Jutsu teaches you how to disrupt a person s nervous system, allowing you to perform various techniques and maneuvers with ease. Techniques like joint locks, arm bars, and throws are done by temporarily shutting off various joints or by affecting specific nerves in the body to make them more painful and easier to manipulate. This allows you to quickly disable and subdue any attacker or classroom partner.Kyusho then becomes the great equalizer that has been talked about in the arts for centuries.Whether you are a Grand Master or a beginner, Kyusho Jutsu will help you to develop your art. This course, Adding Kyusho Jutsu to Shotokan Karate (Bassai Dai) is the first program to combine the system of pressure points and Taekwondo in a simple-to-understand learning method. Shotokan Karate Bassai Dai consists of 13 Key Moves - This course focuses on these 13 Key Moves.The course format is as follows:1. Move introduction2. Video clip of the movement within the Bassai Dai3. Kata explanation of the technique and demonstration with pressure points attack.4. Explanation of the pressure points used in the self-defense technique.5. Learning Tip (Total 13 tips - taken from my Kyusho Jutsu Black Belt modules)Almost 10 Hours of Karate & Pressure Point Training.Remember it is not the destination, but the journey.Thank You, Grand Master Ali

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Welcome

Lecture 2 Kata Interpretation

Lecture 3 Introduction to Kyusho Jutsu

Lecture 4 My Training Partner Named Chip

Lecture 5 Pressure Points for Healing

Lecture 6 Martial Arts **** Fun

Section 2: Course Notes

Lecture 7 Adding Kyusho Jutsu to Shotokan Karate Bassai Dai

Lecture 8 Meridian Study Charts

Lecture 9 Kata Bassai Dai

Section 3: Kata Demonstration

Lecture 10 Bassai dai Commentary

Section 4: Shotokan Karate - Bassai Dai Kata breakdown - 13 Key Movements

Lecture 11 Shotokan Karate (Bassai Dai) Introduction

Lecture 12 Henka - Variations

Lecture 13 STARTING BOW AND GUARD POSITION

Lecture 14 KEY MOVE 1

Lecture 15 KEY MOVE 2

Lecture 16 KEY MOVE 3

Lecture 17 KEY MOVE 4

Lecture 18 KEY MOVE 5

Lecture 19 KEY MOVE 6

Lecture 20 KEY MOVE 7

Lecture 21 KEY MOVE 8

Lecture 22 KEY MOVE 9

Lecture 23 KEY MOVE 10

Lecture 24 KEY MOVE 11

Lecture 25 KEY MOVE 12

Lecture 26 KEY MOVE 13

Section 5: Learning Tips

Lecture 27 01 Kyusho Jutsu Hand Weapons

Lecture 28 02 Structure vs Balance

Lecture 29 03 Intent

Lecture 30 04 Head Points Stomach

Lecture 31 05 Yin Yang

Lecture 32 06 Controlling an Opponent

Lecture 33 07 Head Points - Triple Warmer 17 and MHN 18

Lecture 34 08 Using Chi to Attack a Person

Lecture 35 09 Receiving Impact

Lecture 36 10 Pressure Point Activation Part 1

Lecture 37 10 Two Way Action Part 2

Lecture 38 11 Arm Bar - Mechanics and Principles

Lecture 39 12 Moving In The Octagon

Lecture 40 13 Visualization of the energy flow thru

Section 6: End of Course

Lecture 41 End of Course

Martial Art students with a focus on Karate.,A MUST course for ALL Karate black belts



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Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine: Part 1 of 100-Hour
Last updated 10/2023
Created by Serenity WithYin
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 60 Lectures ( 19h 47m ) | Size: 19.2 GB



Part 1 of a 100-hour Yin Yoga Accredited Yoga Alliance Certification



What you'll learn
Fundamental Yin Yoga practice principles
Fascia, & the causes of tension.
The benefits of Yin Yoga.
Yin yoga v Yang yoga
How to apply the practice principles to your personal practice.
The History of Yin Yoga
Introduction to Taoist philosophy & its influence on Yin Yoga
Exploring the philosophical aspects of energy flow & balance
Understanding the TCM concepts of Wu Wei, Yin-Yang harmony, & balance.
What is QI & Yin Yang Theory in Chinese Medicine
5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine
The 5 individual elements - characteristics & attributes
Yin & Yang, Excess & Deficiency imbalances of each Element.
Physical & emotional symptoms of imbalances for each element
The 5 Element Archetype Personalities in Chinese Medicine.
The 5 Element Archetype Personalities Imbalances
Strategies to recognise Archetype imbalances.
Patanjali Yoga Philosophy & how this relates to Yin Yoga
The aspect of Dharma & Meditation
The benefits of Meditation within a Yin Yoga practice.
The challenges to Meditation
What is Mindfulness
Mindful Yin Yoga with examples
The role of a Yin Yoga teacher
Lesson planning fundamentals
Planning a energetically balanced Yin Yoga class
Effective verbal cues & Instructions in Yin Yoga.
Hands-on adjustments to support students.
Creating a Safe & Supportive Environment
How yin yoga philosophy can be weaved into a class
lifestyle tips to balance the elements in TCM
5 Elemental Yin Yoga Practices
4 Yin Yoga Therapy Class Practices
4 Myofascial Massage & Myoyin Class Practices
5 Element Meditations for a Mindful Yin yoga practice
PDF's & Resources related to Yin Yoga Philosophy & Wellbeing

Requirements
No experience is required, you will learn everything you need to know.
Within the physical practices variations are offered to suit all levels of ability and body structures.

Description
Welcome to our transformative 100-Hour Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Teacher Training Certificate Course, certified by Yoga Alliance. The most comprehensive Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Teacher Training available on Udemy.Join us for an immersive experience that promises to elevate your practice & broaden your understanding of Yin Yoga. This transformation is guided by the profound principles of Chinese Medicine, particularly exploring the Philosophy behind the Yin Yoga practice, seamlessly integrated with the art of Yin Yoga & essential Teaching Tools.Through engaging in our Mindful Yin Yoga practices, you will intimately experience the depth of this ancient practice, ultimately gaining the empowerment to teach with confidence.Throughout the course, you will participate in immersive full-length classes, delve into insightful lectures, work through comprehensive workbooks, receive valuable handouts, & gain access to informative PDFs all meticulously designed to fuel your growth & development. The classes are enriched with additional training techniques, including YIN YOGA THERAPY & MYOFASCIAL MASSAGE & MYOYIN, adding an extra dimension to your learning.It's important to note that the course is divided into two essential parts, indispensable for achieving the esteemed 100-hour Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine Certification.PART 1 delves into the Philosophy & Teaching of Yin Yoga, encompassing 50 Hours of profound exploration.PART 2 takes you on a journey through the Physiology, Anatomy & Asana of Yin Yoga, also spanning 50 Hours of in-depth study.Feel empowered as you master Yin Yoga's integration with the profound Chinese Medicine principles. This journey extends to skillfully incorporating the wisdom of Chinese Medicine into your practice & your future endeavors as a teacher.Enroll in our 100-Hour Yin Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Course &witness the remarkable synergy between Yin Yoga & Chinese Medicine.In PART 1 Yin Yoga Teacher Training Certificate Course, you will explore:The fundamental practice principles of Yin Yoga & associated benefits.Understanding fascia & the causes of physical tension.Distinguishing Yin Yoga from Yang styles.Incorporating practice principles into your personal practice.Uncovering the history of Yin Yoga.Introduction to Taoist Philosophy & its Influence on Yin Yoga.Exploring the philosophical aspects of energy flow & balance.Understanding TCM concepts such as Wu Wei, Yin-Yang harmony, & balance.Exploring Qi & Yin-Yang Theory in Chinese Medicine.Discovering the 5 Element Theory in Chinese Medicine.Deepening your knowledge of the characteristics & attributes of the 5 individual elements.Exploring the Yin & yang aspects of each element.Recognizing physical & emotional imbalances.Understanding the 5 Element Archetype Personalities in Chinese Medicine.Identifying imbalances in the 5 Element Archetype Personalities.Strategies to recognize & address imbalances.Exploring Patanjali Yoga Philosophy & its relevance to Yin Yoga.Understanding the aspect of Dharma & Meditation.Discovering the benefits of Meditation within a Yin Yoga practice.Addressing the challenges of a Meditation Practice.Exploring the concept of Mindfulness.Introducing Mindful Yin Yoga & providing examples of its practice.Recognizing the role of a Yin Yoga Teacher.Understanding the principles of effective sequencing for Yin Yoga classes.Creating balanced Yin Yoga sequences.Developing effective verbal cues & instructions in Yin Yoga.Hands-on adjustments to support students.Creating a Safe & Supportive Environment.How yin yoga philosophy can be weaved into a class.We provide five professional guided physical 90-minute Elemental Yin Yoga practices to integrate the theory into your practice fully. You'll also have access to four Yin Yoga THERAPY full-class practices for specific alignments & four YIN YOGA MYOFASCIAL RELEASE/MYOYIN classes, giving you a total of 13 full Yin Yoga classes to help supplement your understanding of the practice principles & to add to your teaching tools. You also receive five elemental meditations that offer an embodied Yin Yoga experience.Supporting your learning, we offer downloadable manuals covering the fundamental practice principles of Yin Yoga & a comprehensive Teacher Training manual on the philosophy of Yin Yoga. Note - As part of your cumulative hours, there are reflective practices & PDF tuition to Support Your Learning - Downloadable Manuals Include -Teacher Training ManualYin-Yang lifestyle balance reflection exercise,An exercise to explore the 5 Archetype personalitiesFive element reflections to enhance your learning experience. 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Microservices With Nodejs, React, Typescript And Kubernetes
Published 12/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 58.77 GB | Duration: 95h 4m

Build & deploy an Ecommerce marketplace app using event-driven Microservices with Node, Typescript, Kubernetes and React



What you'll learn
Build an amazing e-commerce marketplace application with React
Develop and design REST API with NodeJS and Express
Create containers for microservices with Docker
Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on minikube
Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on AWS EKS cluster
Setup Continuous Integration/Delivery Pipeline using Jenkins both locally and on the cloud
Create custom helper library and publish as NPM package
Setup and use tools like Elasticsearch, Kibana, Redis and Rabbitmq
Setup services locally with docker compose
Use Typescript both in React and NodeJS/Express microservices
Use redux toolkit RTK query for data fetching and caching
Setup microservices communications using Rabbitmq
Setup centralized microservices monitoring
Implementing observability and monitoring using Elasticsearch, Kibana, Prometheus and Grafana
Use MongoDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
Setup access to microservices using JWT-based authentication
Setup kubernetes deployments, services, statefulSets, ingresses, volumes, storage classes and much more

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Javascript and Express is required
No prior React knowledge is required
No prior Backend Development knowledge required
No prior DevOps knowledge required

Description
In build large scale applications intended for growth, microservices architecture is the go-to solution. One issue for Javascript and NodeJS learners is the few courses and/or resources to teach event-driven microservices with NodeJS and Typescript. This course was designed to show you how to setup and build a large scale event-driven microservices application using React and Typescript on the client side and NodeJS and Typescript on the server side.This course is a fullstack course that focuses on developing microservices and connecting them to a client web application and it follows a hands-on approach or 'learn-by-doing, which means the whole course is structured around building a fullstack web application and the different concepts will be explained detailedly as they are introduced.What's this course about?This course is about building a complete ecommerce freelance marketplace from scratch using popular development tools and the microservices architecural patterns. The curriculum for this course is going to be very hands on as we walk from start to finish building and deploying the application to production. The course is structured into 4 main parts:Development of microservices and client applicationDeployment to kubernetesCI/CD pipeline with JenkinsMonitoring and logs managementEach structure is broken down into its sections.Microservices developmentAPI gatewayNotification serviceAuthentication serviceUsers serviceGig serviceChat serviceOrder serviceReview serviceDeployment of microservices toMinikubeAWS EKS clusterSetup of CI/CD pipeline locally and on the cloud with JenkinsFrontend developmentFrontend deployment toMinikubeAWS EKS clusterWhat Technologies You'll UseBecause we are building a fullstack application, we will use a variety of tools and technologies. For the frontend, we'll use React, Tailwindcss and Typescript to show content to users. Each microservice will be built using NodeJS, Express and Typescript. Across the microservices, you'll use tools and technologies like Elasticsearch, Kibana, Rabbitmq, Redis, SocketIO, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. Each microservice will be built as a Docker image and executed in a Kubernetes cluster. The Kubernetes cluster will be created locally with Minikube and on the cloud with AWS EKS. There are numerous tools, technologies and packages that will be used both locally and in our kubernetes clusters.Not familiar with some of these? No problem! This course will guide you on how to setup and use these technologies in your apps.What You'll Be Able to DoAt the end of this course, you will be able toUnderstand the basics of microservices architectureBuild event-driven microservices using NodeJS, Express and TypescriptUse Database-per-service patternSetup communication styles with both Request/Response pattern and Event-driven patternSetup single node kubernetes cluster with Minikube and multi-node kubernetes cluster with EKSUse Docker and Kubernetes to deploy multiple microservices either locally with Minikube or to the cloud with AWS EKS

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 2 Walkthrough of complete application

Lecture 3 AWS kubernetes objects overview

Lecture 4 Overview of microservices code

Lecture 5 Elasticsearch and Kibana dashboard

Lecture 6 Prometheus and Grafana overview

Lecture 7 Complete project github link

Section 2: Basics of Microservices

Lecture 8 Monolithic Architecture

Lecture 9 Microservices Architecture

Lecture 10 Microservices communication types

Lecture 11 Microservices communication styles

Section 3: Project Architecture

Lecture 12 Project description

Lecture 13 Functional requirements

Lecture 14 Non-functional requirements

Lecture 15 Design decisions

Lecture 16 Project architecture

Lecture 17 Inter-process communication

Section 4: Tools Setup with Docker Compose

Lecture 18 Github link to docker compose services

Lecture 19 Local dev tools

Lecture 20 Docker installation

Lecture 21 Redis service

Lecture 22 MongoDB service

Lecture 23 MySQL and Postgres services

Lecture 24 Rabbitmq service

Lecture 25 Elasticsearch service

Lecture 26 Kibana service

Lecture 27 Start docker compose services

Lecture 28 Kibana dashboard

Section 5: Microservices Helper Library

Lecture 29 Section introduction

Lecture 30 Github link

Lecture 31 Helper library description

Lecture 32 Helper library folder

Lecture 33 Github project

Lecture 34 Node npmrc file

Lecture 35 Using interfaces in the course

Lecture 36 Helper interfaces

Lecture 37 Cloudinary upload method

Lecture 38 Error handlers

Lecture 39 Gateway middleware

Lecture 40 Logger

Lecture 41 Helpers file

Lecture 42 Github actions

Lecture 43 Publish helper library

Lecture 44 Update Library

Section 6: Notification Microservice

Lecture 45 Section introduction

Lecture 46 Notification microservice github link

Lecture 47 Notification emails introduction

Lecture 48 Notification service setup

Lecture 49 Package json build script

Lecture 50 Add src folder and files

Lecture 51 Notification service config file

Lecture 52 Server functions

Lecture 53 Notification service health route

Lecture 54 Elasticsearch connection

Lecture 55 Start notification service

Lecture 56 Rabbitmq connection

Lecture 57 Rabbitmq introduction

Lecture 58 Rabbitmq channel methods

Lecture 59 Auth email consumer method

Lecture 60 Use auth email consumer method

Lecture 61 Order email consumer method

Lecture 62 Mail transport method

Lecture 63 Email templates - Part 1

Lecture 64 Email templates - Part 2

Lecture 65 Use send email method

Lecture 66 Add send email to order consumer

Lecture 67 Setup jest

Lecture 68 Auth consumer test - Part 1

Lecture 69 Auth consumer test - Part 2

Lecture 70 Development dockerfile

Lecture 71 Add notification service to docker compose

Lecture 72 Production dockerfile

Lecture 73 Package json scripts commands

Lecture 74 Copy emails folder into build

Lecture 75 Push code to github

Section 7: API Gateway Microservice Setup

Lecture 76 API gateway architecture

Lecture 77 API gateway microservice github link

Lecture 78 Gateway service folder

Lecture 79 Gateway server file - Part 1

Lecture 80 Gateway server file - Part 2

Lecture 81 Gateway server file - Part 3

Lecture 82 Gateway config file

Lecture 83 Setup gateway service elasticsearch connection

Lecture 84 Gateway health route

Lecture 85 Authentication middleware

Lecture 86 Axios Service

Lecture 87 Add gateway service to docker compose

Lecture 88 Push code to github

Section 8: Authentication Microservice

Lecture 89 Auth service introduction

Lecture 90 Auth microservice github link

Lecture 91 Auth service project setup

Lecture 92 Setup database connection

Lecture 93 Fix sequelize database setup

Lecture 94 Check elasticsearch connection method

Lecture 95 Security middleware function

Lecture 96 Server methods

Lecture 97 App entry file

Lecture 98 Signup schema

Lecture 99 Login schema

Lecture 100 Sequelize model basics

Lecture 101 Database table model fields

Lecture 102 Database indexes

Lecture 103 Connect MySQL to tableplus

Lecture 104 Rabbitmq connection

Lecture 105 Create user service method

Lecture 106 Auth service get methods

Lecture 107 Auth service update methods

Lecture 108 Auth service endpoints

Lecture 109 Signup controller method - Part 1

Lecture 110 Signup controller method - Part 2

Lecture 111 Auth service signup routes

Lecture 112 Auth service gateway methods

Lecture 113 Gateway signup route

Lecture 114 Get cloudinary keys

Lecture 115 Update shared library gateway method

Lecture 116 Add gateway token to shared library

Lecture 117 Auth signin controller

Lecture 118 Verify email controller

Lecture 119 Forgot password method

Lecture 120 Reset password method

Lecture 121 Change password method

Lecture 122 Current user method

Lecture 123 API gateway current user controller

Lecture 124 Refresh token method

Lecture 125 Auth unit test mock

Lecture 126 Current user read method unit test

Lecture 127 Fix jest issue

Lecture 128 Resend email test

Lecture 129 Push to github

Section 9: Authentication Service Elasticsearch

Lecture 130 Elasticsearch and Kibana dashboard

Lecture 131 Create gigs index

Lecture 132 Add test data to gigs index

Lecture 133 Get gig by id

Lecture 134 Upload gigs data

Lecture 135 Elaasticsearch API

Lecture 136 Gigs search query - Part 1

Lecture 137 Gigs search query - Part 2

Lecture 138 Search controller

Lecture 139 Search routes

Lecture 140 API gateway auth search controller

Lecture 141 Searchhttp test

Lecture 142 Auth seed controller - Part 1

Lecture 143 Auth seed controller - Part 2

Lecture 144 Auth seedhttp test

Lecture 145 Push to github

Section 10: Users Microservice

Lecture 146 Section introduction

Lecture 147 Users microservice github link

Lecture 148 Users service setup

Lecture 149 Database connection

Lecture 150 Elasticsearch connection

Lecture 151 Server setup

Lecture 152 Buyer schema

Lecture 153 Seller schema - Part 1

Lecture 154 Seller schema - Part 2

Lecture 155 Seller validation scheme

Lecture 156 Buyer service get methods

Lecture 157 Buyer service update methods

Lecture 158 Seller service get methods

Lecture 159 Seller service update methods

Lecture 160 Buyer gateway service

Lecture 161 Seller gateway service

Lecture 162 Rabbitmq queue connection and producer methods

Lecture 163 Rabbitmq buyer message consumer method

Lecture 164 Rabbitmq seller message consumer method

Lecture 165 Rabbitmq review message consumer method

Lecture 166 Buyer controller routes

Lecture 167 Seller create and update controllers

Lecture 168 Router definition order

Lecture 169 Seller get controller

Lecture 170 Seller seed controller - Part 1

Lecture 171 Seller seed controller - Part 2

Lecture 172 Seller gateway controller

Lecture 173 Seedhttp test

Lecture 174 Buyer unit test

Lecture 175 Push to github

Section 11: Gig Microservice

Lecture 176 Section introduction

Lecture 177 Gig microservice github link

Lecture 178 Gig service setup

Lecture 179 Gig service folders

Lecture 180 Elasticsearch add to index method

Lecture 181 Elasticsearch update and delete methods

Lecture 182 Gig schema - Part 1

Lecture 183 Gig schema - Part 2

Lecture 184 Rabbitmq queue connection

Lecture 185 Gig service get methods

Lecture 186 Gig service create method

Lecture 187 Gig service delete and update methods

Lecture 188 Update gig review method

Lecture 189 Gig queue consumer methods

Lecture 190 Create redis connection

Lecture 191 Get category from redis cache method

Lecture 192 Gig create controller

Lecture 193 Add sortid to create method

Lecture 194 Gig update controller

Lecture 195 Gig get methods

Lecture 196 Gig search methods

Lecture 197 Elasticsearch more like this method

Lecture 198 Top gigs method

Lecture 199 Test top gig method

Lecture 200 Search controller

Lecture 201 Seed data method

Lecture 202 Move seed data consumer method to server start queues method

Lecture 203 Gig seed controller

Lecture 204 Gig unit test

Lecture 205 Gateway gig controllers

Lecture 206 Gateway gig get controller

Lecture 207 Fix gig routes

Lecture 208 Gateway redis connection

Lecture 209 Gateway cache methods

Lecture 210 SocketIO setup

Lecture 211 SocketIO events

Lecture 212 Update current user controller

Lecture 213 Push to github

Section 12: Chat Microservice

Lecture 214 Section introduction

Lecture 215 Chat microservice github link

Lecture 216 Chat project setup

Lecture 217 Chat service socketio information

Lecture 218 Chat service socket connection

Lecture 219 Start chat server

Lecture 220 Conversation model

Lecture 221 Message database model

Lecture 222 Rabbitmq connection

Lecture 223 Message service add message method

Lecture 224 Get chat list method

Lecture 225 Get user messages method

Lecture 226 Mark messages method

Lecture 227 Create message controller

Lecture 228 Update get health controller

Lecture 229 Chat service routes

Lecture 230 Set default createdAt date

Lecture 231 Chat create controller unit test

Lecture 232 Chat gateway service

Lecture 233 Chat gateway controller

Lecture 234 Push to github

Section 13: Order Microservice

Lecture 235 Section introduction

Lecture 236 Order microservice github link

Lecture 237 Service setup

Lecture 238 Order model

Lecture 239 Notification schema

Lecture 240 Fix date in schema

Lecture 241 Notification service

Lecture 242 Get and create order methods

Lecture 243 Approve and cancel order methods

Lecture 244 Deliver order mthod

Lecture 245 Extension request method

Lecture 246 Update order review method

Lecture 247 Order consumer rabbitmq method

Lecture 248 Stripe account creation

Lecture 249 Create stripe intent method - Part 1

Lecture 250 Create stripe intent method - Part 2

Lecture 251 Create order controller method

Lecture 252 Update order controllers

Lecture 253 Update deliver order method

Lecture 254 Notification controllers

Lecture 255 Order routes

Lecture 256 Create order unit test

Lecture 257 Create controller order method unit test

Lecture 258 Gateway order controller and routes

Lecture 259 Fix order routes

Lecture 260 Push code to github

Section 14: Review Microservice

Lecture 261 Section introduction

Lecture 262 Review microservice github link

Lecture 263 Service setup

Lecture 264 Postgres database connection

Lecture 265 Review database table

Lecture 266 Create review method

Lecture 267 Rabbitmq producer

Lecture 268 Get reviews methods

Lecture 269 Review controller

Lecture 270 Create review method unit test

Lecture 271 Gateway review controller

Lecture 272 Gateway current user controller unit test - Part 1

Lecture 273 Gateway current user controller unit test - Part 2

Lecture 274 Push to github

Section 15: Local Elasticsearch Monitoring

Lecture 275 Metric beats docker service

Lecture 276 Run metricbeat service

Lecture 277 Heartbeat docker service

Lecture 278 Run heartbeat service

Lecture 279 Update elasticsearch and kibana in docker compose file

Lecture 280 Create kibana service token

Lecture 281 APM server setup

Lecture 282 APM nodejs client setup

Lecture 283 Run apm server

Section 16: Kubernetes Deployment on Minikube

Lecture 284 Kubernetes fundamentals

Lecture 285 Kubernetes components

Lecture 286 Kubernetes objects

Lecture 287 Kubernetes manifest files for minikube github link

Lecture 288 Minikube installation

Lecture 289 Lens IDE

Lecture 290 Main commands used in this section

Lecture 291 Delete and restart minikube

Lecture 292 Minikube vs. Cloud resources

Lecture 293 Redis kubernetes objects

Lecture 294 Redis statefulsets

Lecture 295 Rabbitmq kubernetes object

Lecture 296 Update Rabbitmq kubernetes object

Lecture 297 MySQL kubernetes object - Part 1

Lecture 298 MySQL kubernetes object - Part 2

Lecture 299 Postgres kubernetes object

Lecture 300 Update postgres kubernetes objects

Lecture 301 Access postgres from your local terminal

Lecture 302 Mongodb kubernetes object

Lecture 303 Elasticsearch kubernetes object

Lecture 304 Kibana kubernetes object

Lecture 305 Apply kibana objects

Lecture 306 Create secrets file

Lecture 307 Use secrets

Lecture 308 Import express async errors

Lecture 309 Build gateway service docker image

Lecture 310 Review service kubernetes objects

Lecture 311 Order and chat services kubernetes objects

Lecture 312 API gateway kubernetes objects

Lecture 313 API gateway ingress

Lecture 314 Dynamically set sameSite property to gateway microservice

Lecture 315 Run api gateway ingress

Lecture 316 Generate self-signed certificates

Lecture 317 Create gateway tls secret

Lecture 318 Remove whitespace from secrets

Lecture 319 Update gateway ingress

Lecture 320 Kibana ingress

Lecture 321 Kibana configmap

Lecture 322 Change kibana user password

Lecture 323 Elasticsearch heartbeat object

Lecture 324 View heartbeat on kibana dashboard

Lecture 325 Elasticsearch metricbeart object

Lecture 326 View metricbeat on kibana dashboard

Lecture 327 Port forward to access MySQl and MongoDB

Section 17: Local CI/CD with Jenkins

Lecture 328 Jenkins docker service

Lecture 329 Jenkins agent docker service

Lecture 330 Add Jenkins agent as node

Lecture 331 Install docker on jenkins agent

Lecture 332 Install plugins

Lecture 333 Create minikube kubernetes token

Lecture 334 Review service jenkinsfile

Lecture 335 Review service jenkins pipeline

Lecture 336 Docker image pipeline build stage

Lecture 337 Reusable groovy functions

Lecture 338 Create slack webhook

Lecture 339 Create jenkins file post actions

Lecture 340 Add kubernetes stage to pipeline

Lecture 341 Test kubernetes pipeline stage

Lecture 342 Github webhooks

Lecture 343 Setup order service pipeline

Section 18: Kubernetes Deployment on AWS EKS Cluster

Lecture 344 Microservice eks cluster architecture

Lecture 345 AWS cost

Lecture 346 Install aws cli

Lecture 347 Create VPC and subnets

Lecture 348 Tag public subnets

Lecture 349 Create NAT gateway

Lecture 350 Create security groups

Lecture 351 Add k8s objects files

Lecture 352 About next two videos

Lecture 353 Create EBS CSI driver role

Lecture 354 Install aws ebs-csi driver

Lecture 355 Update rabbitmq storage class and persistent volume

Lecture 356 Create mysql rds instance

Lecture 357 Create postgres rds instance

Lecture 358 Main commands used in this section

Lecture 359 Install eksctl

Lecture 360 Eksctl introduction

Lecture 361 Create kubernetes cluster with eksctl

Lecture 362 Create kubernetes cluster nodegroup with eksctl

Lecture 363 View worker nodes

Lecture 364 Create elasticsearch cloud deployment

Lecture 365 Add elasticsearch url to secrets

Lecture 366 Create redis cluster on aws

Lecture 367 Create mongodb cloud database

Lecture 368 Apply API gateway kubernetes deployment

Lecture 369 Fix postgres connection issue

Lecture 370 Dynamically set postgres connection ssl property

Lecture 371 Add new env variable to review microservice

Lecture 372 AWS route53 hosted zones

Lecture 373 Apply gateway objects

Lecture 374 Create application load balancer controller service account

Lecture 375 Install ALB controller with helm

Lecture 376 Add annotations to gateway ingress

Lecture 377 Create gateway application load balancer ingress

Lecture 378 Create gateway external DNS service account

Lecture 379 Create gateway external DNS

Lecture 380 Run elasticsearch heartbeat and metricbeat

Lecture 381 Test endpoints

Section 19: Jenkins Setup on AWS

Lecture 382 Create EC2 jenkins master

Lecture 383 Install jenkins on EC2 jenkins master

Lecture 384 Access jenkins master dashboard

Lecture 385 Setup jenkins agent

Lecture 386 Setup ssh connection between jenkins master and agent

Lecture 387 Install nodejs and docker

Lecture 388 Jenkins aws service account token

Lecture 389 Create review service pipeline

Lecture 390 View review service pipeline logs

Lecture 391 Create github webhook

Section 20: Prometheus and Grafana

Lecture 392 Skip videos

Lecture 393 Create EBS CSI driver role

Lecture 394 Install aws ebs-csi driver

Lecture 395 Install prometheus with helm

Lecture 396 Setup prometheus ingress

Lecture 397 Setup external DNS for prometheus

Lecture 398 Prometheus host

Lecture 399 Install grafana with helm

Lecture 400 Setup grafana ingress

Lecture 401 View grafana dashboard

Section 21: React Frontend Project Setup

Lecture 402 Frontend code github link

Lecture 403 Setup project with vite

Lecture 404 Update vite config file

Lecture 405 Add prettier and eslint

Lecture 406 App folder structure

Lecture 407 Install tailwindcss

Section 22: Index Components

Lecture 408 Section introduction

Lecture 409 Create index component

Lecture 410 Create app router component

Lecture 411 React code splitting concept

Lecture 412 Button component

Lecture 413 Index header component

Lecture 414 Hero component

Lecture 415 Hero component text animation

Lecture 416 Text input component

Lecture 417 Utils service file

Lecture 418 Remove shared library

Lecture 419 Gig tabs component

Lecture 420 Gig tabs items

Lecture 421 Categories components

Section 23: Authentication Feature and Components

Lecture 422 Modal background component

Lecture 423 Alert component

Lecture 424 Dropdown component

Lecture 425 Login modal component

Lecture 426 Register modal component

Lecture 427 Setup redux store

Lecture 428 Use redux store file

Lecture 429 RTK query setup

Lecture 430 RTK create api method

Lecture 431 Authentication service

Lecture 432 Register component implementation

Lecture 433 Register component country dropdown

Lecture 434 Register component profile picture

Lecture 435 Validate registration user data

Lecture 436 Create new user method

Lecture 437 Fix RTK query issues

Lecture 438 Create auth reducer

Lecture 439 Logout reducer

Lecture 440 Login user

Lecture 441 Forgot password

Lecture 442 Reset password

Lecture 443 Reset user password testing

Lecture 444 Confirm email

Lecture 445 Add all interfaces

Section 24: Home Components

Lecture 446 Home header component

Lecture 447 Check current user query

Lecture 448 App page component conditionals

Lecture 449 Logout method

Lecture 450 Add gateway service logout route

Lecture 451 Setup protected route component

Lecture 452 Display banner component

Lecture 453 Slider component - Part 1

Lecture 454 Slider component - Part 2

Lecture 455 Home gigs view component

Lecture 456 Featured sellers component

Lecture 457 Star rating component

Lecture 458 Error component

Section 25: Buyer Feature and Components

Lecture 459 Buyer dashboard route

Lecture 460 Buyer dashboard component

Lecture 461 Buyer table component

Lecture 462 Buyer reducer

Lecture 463 Settings dropdown component

Lecture 464 Detect outside click hook

Lecture 465 Fix settings dropdown items

Section 26: Seller Components

Lecture 466 Create breadcrumb component

Lecture 467 Add new seller component

Lecture 468 Personal info component

Lecture 469 Get personal info data

Lecture 470 Seller experience fields component

Lecture 471 Seller experience fields onchange method

Lecture 472 Add and remove fields

Lecture 473 Handle fields change method

Lecture 474 Seller education fields

Lecture 475 Add other seller fields

Lecture 476 Seller service methods

Lecture 477 Seller validation

Lecture 478 Seller onCreate method

Lecture 479 Dispatch seller inside app page component

Lecture 480 Fix email verification issue

Lecture 481 Fix dynamic input text issue

Lecture 482 Update settings dropdown

Section 27: Seller Profile Components

Lecture 483 Add profile header component

Lecture 484 Profile header gig info

Lecture 485 Fullname update fields

Lecture 486 Display star ratings

Lecture 487 Install react fast compare package

Lecture 488 Profile tabs components

Lecture 489 Seller Context

Lecture 490 Edit language components

Lecture 491 Handle update method

Lecture 492 Use language edit fields

Lecture 493 About me component

Lecture 494 Social links component

Lecture 495 Use social links component

Lecture 496 Certificates components

Lecture 497 Certificate edit fields

Lecture 498 Description component

Lecture 499 Experience and education components

Lecture 500 Show experience and education components

Lecture 501 Skill fields component

Lecture 502 Skills component properties

Lecture 503 Create toast method

Lecture 504 Seller update method

Lecture 505 Import toast component styles

Lecture 506 View seller profile page

Lecture 507 Seller dashboard header component

Lecture 508 Header reducer

Lecture 509 Manage earnings component

Lecture 510 Manage earnings table component

Lecture 511 Manage orders component

Lecture 512 Manage orders table body

Lecture 513 Seller dashboard component

Lecture 514 Active orders table

Lecture 515 Add circular page loader to app page

Lecture 516 Update featured expert component on home page

Lecture 517 Add index component suspense fallback

Section 28: Gigs Feature and Components

Lecture 518 Add gig component

Lecture 519 Setup react quill

Lecture 520 Add category dropdown

Lecture 521 Tags input component - Part 1

Lecture 522 Tags input component - Part 2

Lecture 523 Search tags field

Lecture 524 Characters validation

Lecture 525 Cover image selection

Lecture 526 Gig validation hook

Lecture 527 Approval modal component

Lecture 528 Gig create method

Lecture 529 Gig view component

Lecture 530 Gig context

Lecture 531 Gig right package - Part 1

Lecture 532 Gig right package - Part 2

Lecture 533 Gig view seller component

Lecture 534 Gig related tags component

Lecture 535 Gig overview and about components

Lecture 536 Html parser component

Lecture 537 Gig view reviews

Lecture 538 Gigs search result components

Lecture 539 Budget dropdown component

Lecture 540 Delivery time component

Lecture 541 Gig card display item component

Lecture 542 Search gigs query

Lecture 543 Use gig display item component

Lecture 544 Fix budget min and max issue

Lecture 545 Gig paginate component

Lecture 546 Use gig paginate component

Lecture 547 Add gig card display item to seller profile

Lecture 548 Top gigs view component

Lecture 549 Add top gigs view component to home page

Lecture 550 Top gigs slide methods

Lecture 551 Gig card item component

Lecture 552 Gig card item methods - Part 1

Lecture 553 Gig card item methods - Part 2

Lecture 554 Edit gig component

Section 29: Chat Feature and Components

Lecture 555 Main chat and chatbox components

Lecture 556 Scroll to bottom hook

Lecture 557 Message query in chatbox component

Lecture 558 Use save chat message in chatbox component

Lecture 559 Chatbox form

Lecture 560 Message dropdown component

Lecture 561 Add message dropdown to home header

Lecture 562 Fix chat conversation bug

Lecture 563 Setup socketio client

Lecture 564 Emit socket events in components

Lecture 565 Chat list component

Lecture 566 Chat list select user method

Lecture 567 Chat utils - Part 1

Lecture 568 Chat utils - Part 2

Lecture 569 Chat window component

Lecture 570 Display receiver username in chat window

Lecture 571 Chat image preview component

Lecture 572 Use chat image preview component

Lecture 573 Offer modal component

Lecture 574 Use offer modal component

Lecture 575 Chat offer component

Lecture 576 Use chat offer component

Lecture 577 Chat file component

Lecture 578 Add download file method to chat file component

Lecture 579 Send message method in chat window component

Lecture 580 Notification reducer

Lecture 581 Mobile header components

Lecture 582 Index header sidebar

Section 30: Order Feature and Components

Lecture 583 Checkout form Component

Lecture 584 Checkout form handle submit method

Lecture 585 Checkout component

Lecture 586 Payment intent method and requirements component

Lecture 587 Download order invoice

Lecture 588 Start order method

Lecture 589 Order component

Lecture 590 Count down timer hook

Lecture 591 Extend delivery modal

Lecture 592 Delivery work modal

Lecture 593 Order details table component

Lecture 594 Order activities component

Lecture 595 Order placed component

Lecture 596 Order extension component

Lecture 597 Order delivered component

Lecture 598 Order review component

Lecture 599 Fix review microservice bug

Lecture 600 Update buyer and seller order tables

Lecture 601 Get seller reviews

Lecture 602 Gig reviews issue

Lecture 603 Remapped review response in review microservice

Lecture 604 Order dropdown component

Lecture 605 Notifications dropdown

Lecture 606 Before window unload hook

Section 31: Settings Component

Lecture 607 Settings and change password components

Lecture 608 Settings service

Lecture 609 Fix change password bug

Lecture 610 Fetch base query error method

Lecture 611 Gig index item component

Lecture 612 Gig index display

Lecture 613 Gig index info display

Lecture 614 NPM run build command

Lecture 615 NGINX config - Part 1

Lecture 616 NGINX config - Part 2

Lecture 617 Setup dockerfile

Lecture 618 Docker build and push image

Section 32: Frontend Deployment

Lecture 619 Create frontend kubernetes objects on minikube

Lecture 620 Create self-signed certificates for frontend ingress

Lecture 621 Frontend minikube ingress

Lecture 622 View frontend application on browser

Lecture 623 Push code to github

Lecture 624 Add stripe api key to jenkins

Lecture 625 Create frontend jenkins pipeline

Lecture 626 Install APM RUM package in React

Lecture 627 Make changes to frontend ENV file

Lecture 628 Install elastic apm node package

Lecture 629 Add APM server url to ENV file

Lecture 630 Create frontend kubernetes objects on AWS EKS cluster

Lecture 631 Create frontend deployment and ingress

Lecture 632 Move require to index html file in react

Lecture 633 Fix api gateway client url

Lecture 634 Update frontend ingress host

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React Marathon: 70 Hands-On React Web Development Projects
Last updated 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 94h 7m | Size: 44.4 GB

Learn React Programming: Develop Web Applications Using Socket, REST APIs, Firebase, React Hooks, Bootstrap, React.js



What you'll learn
Build web apps that are powerful, fast, user-friendly, and reactive.
Gain deep insights into the inner workings of the React library.
Create a stunning portfolio featuring real-world React projects.
See the step-by-step process of designing and assembling an advanced project
Master the foundational principles of React for efficient web development.
Understand lifecycle methods to control component behavior.
Learn to implement serverless functions in a React application.
Earn a course completion certificate to validate your React expertise.

Requirements
Basic knowledge of React

Description
Step into the future of web development by mastering React, the JavaScript library that has revolutionized how we think about building web applications . React's component-based architecture simplifies UI development, making it easier to manage states and build dynamic, interactive user interfaces . Its virtual DOM ensures optimal rendering performance, making your applications not just functional but incredibly fast .

But that's not all React's robust ecosystem, featuring tools like Redux for state management and React Router for navigation, offers a comprehensive suite of technologies that work seamlessly together . This makes it a one-stop-shop for all your front-end development needs .

Learning React also puts you in high demand in the job market . With companies like Facebook, Airbnb, and Netflix utilizing React, the library has proven its worth in solving real-world challenges in web development . Whether you're a complete beginner aiming to land your first tech job, or an experienced developer looking to stay ahead of the curve, mastering React is a surefire way to elevate your coding skills and career prospects .

Moreover, React's strong community support means you'll never be coding alone . From extensive documentation to a plethora of tutorials and third-party libraries, you'll have all the resources you need to tackle any project big or small .

Don't miss out on the opportunity to become proficient in one of the most popular and versatile JavaScript libraries out there . Learn React and open doors to exciting projects, career growth, and a world of possibilities in web development .

In This Course, We Are Going To Work On 70 Real World React Development Projects Listed Below, Develop Real World Web Applications Using Socket, REST APIs, Firebase, React Hooks, Bootstrap, React . js, Webpack , HTML5 , CSS3 , React- Router .

Project-1: React Photo Editor with CSS & React Filters

Project-2: CodePen Code Editor Clone Using React . js

Project-3: Game Of Thrones App using React . js

Project-4: React Birthday Reminder App Using React Js

Project-5: Search Book (Multipage Library app to search any book ) using react . js, React-Router-Dom, Bootstrap, CSS, Google Books API

Project-6: Tours & Travel Multi Page Website using react . js, CSS, react-router-dom, React Hook

Project-7: React Admin Dashboard Using React . js, Material-Ui, react hooks, React Charts, rc progress

Project-8: Google Map Travel Advisor app using React . js, Geolocation, Google Maps API & Google Places API

Project-9: Interactive Timeline using React, React Hooks, CSS

Project-10: Using Charts in react and creating Different Clickable Links on Charts in React, using React, CSS, Chartjs, Bootstrap

Project-11: Meal Planner App using Spooncular API, React Hooks, CSS, Bootstrap

Project-12: Radio Player App in React using Radio-Browser API CSS, React Hooks

Project-13: Drum Kit using React, React Hooks, CSS, JavaScript, Material-UI

Project-14: Build Dice Game using React, React Hooks, CSS, Javascript

Project-15: Pokemon App using React, React Hooks, CSS, Api, Bootstrap

Project-16: Slot Matching Game using React, React Hooks, CSS, Javascript, Material UI

Project-17: Marvel Charcter App using React, React Hooks, Marvel Api, CSS, Bootstrap

Project-18: Meme Generator App using React, React Hooks, CSS, Bootstrap

Project-19: Photo Collage Maker using React, React Hooks, Bootstrap, CSS, Material-Ui

Project-20: News App using React, React Hooks, CSS, Bootstrap, Api

Project-21: E-Commerce Platform (Amazon Clone) with React & Firebase

Project-22: Real-time Chat Application with React ChatEngine & Socket

Project-23: Movies Streaming App (OTT) with React, Omdb API, and Bootstrap

Project-24: Video Sharing Website with React, YouTube API, and Material-UI

Project-25: To-Do List Web App with React, Material-UI, and State Management

Project-26: Blogging Platform with React, Material-UI, and GNews API

Project-27: Social Networking Site with Material-UI, React Hooks, and Google OAuth

Project-28: Portfolio Resume Website with React, Material-UI, and State Management

Project-29: Emoji Search App with React, React DOM, HTML5, and CSS3

Project-30: Breaking Bad Character Finder with React, React DOM, and React Context

Project-31: Random Quote Generator with React and Heroku Deployment

Project-32: Password Generator App with React, React DOM, HTML5, and CSS

Project-33: Quiz App with React, React DOM, HTML5, and SCSS

Project-34: UnSplash Image Gallery with React and ReactDOM

Project-35: React Router Demo Application with ReactJs, React Router Dom, and Context

Project-36: Book Shelf App with ReactJs, NPM, CSS, and State Management

Project-37: Note Taking App with React and Redux for State Management

Project-38: Contact Register App with React, NPM, and React Context

Project-39: Expense Tracking App with React and State Management

Project-40: Money Management App with React, NPM, and React Context

Project-41: Resort Booking App with React, NPM, and Hooks

Project-42: BMI Calculator with React, NPM, and React Context

Project-43: Furniture Store with React and Redux for State Management

Project-44: Scoreboard App with ReactJs, NPM, and React Context

Project-45: Food Ordering Web App with React, Material-UI, and React Router

Project-46: Weather Web App with React, Open Weather API, and CSS

Project-47: Food Recipe App with React, Edamam API, and Firebase Hosting

Project-48: Shopping Cart App with React, React Hooks, and External API

Project-49: Cafe Menu App with React, React Hooks, and Firebase

Project-50: Cocktail Hub Web App with React, React Hooks, and Context API

Project-51: Review Posting App with React, Material-UI, and CSS

Project-52: Pomodoro Timer App with React, Countdown Timer, and CSS

Project-53: Google Search App with React, Tailwind CSS, Google Search API

Project-54: Tic-Tac-Toe Game with React

Project-55: Word and Letter Counter with React, useState, and JavaScript

Project-56: Currency Converter with React

Project-57: Speech Recognition and Voice Assistant App with React

Project-58: Calculator App with React and Hooks

Project-59: Budget Tracking App with React, Custom Hooks, and Context

Project-60: Music Player (Spotify Clone) with React and Spotify API

Project-61: Calendar App with Scheduling Functionality

Project-62: Dictionary App with React

Project-63: YouTube Clone with React

Project-64: Candy Crush Game with React

Project-65: Astronomy Insights with React, CSS, and NASA APOD API

Project-66: Rock, Paper, Scissors Game with React, CSS, and Hooks

Project-67: Real-time Notification App with React, CSS, Hooks, and Socket

Project-68: COVID-19 Tracker App with React, CSS, and Hooks

Project-69: Random GIF Generator App with React, Hooks, CSS, API

Project-70: Wildfire Tracker App with React, CSS, Asynchronous JS, NASA Open API

Note (Read This): This Course Is Worth Of Your Time And Money, Enroll Now

Who this course is for
Beginners in React


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Winemasters Class: Most Complete Professional Wine Course
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 63.74 GB | Duration: 25h 36m

Your Teachers are World-Famous Masters of Wine and World Champion Sommeliers. Ranked Above W.S.E.T. Level 3.



What you'll learn
WineMasters Class is a complete wine course that is ranked above WSET level 3 for all wine students, professionals and food & wine enthusiasts.
The 48 episodes cover all wine regions, 96 food & wine pairings, 48 wine technicalities, and 96 blind tastings.
This complete masterclass will help you obtain your (WSET) Wine and Sommelier certificates.
Do It Yourself: Recorded in a professional TV studio with interactive visual details, practical experiments and lots of humour.
Learn to make the perfect wine pairings for dinner parties both at home and in the workplace.
Learn how you can enjoy every type of wine at the right time and place, regardless of your budget.
English spoken course with subtitles available in English. Read, listen and watch at the same time.

Requirements
A love for wine and food!

Description
WineMasters Class is a complete wine course that is ranked above WSET level 3 for all wine students, professionals and food & wine enthusiasts. The 48 episodes cover all wine regions, 96 food & wine pairings, 48 wine technicalities, and 96 blind tastings. They are divided by 8 sections of 6 episodes each. Each section is hosted by a different duo of Masters of Wine and Champion Sommeliers. Our hosts are: Peter Richards MW*Susie Barry MW*Sarah Heller MW*Christy Canterbury MW*Andreas Larsson, World Champion SommelierMarc Almert, World Champion SommelierPaz Levinson, Champion Sommelier AmericasFredrik Lindfors, Champion Sommelier Nordics* MW: Master of Wine, the highest level of wine expertise, awarded by the Institute of Masters of Wine. Only 416 people worldwide have managed to achieve this title in the last 70 years.This complete masterclass will help you obtain your (WSET) Wine and Sommelier certificates. It will teach you to choose best wine for every dish, every occasion and any budget. Whether your'e at home, in a restaurant or working as a wine professional. Recorded in a professional TV studio with interactive visual aid, practical experiments and lots of humour. Every lecture has its discussed wines lsited in the description, so you can taste along from home!Life is too short to drink bad wine!

Overview
Section 1: Class 1

Lecture 1 Austrian Whites

Lecture 2 California

Lecture 3 Western Loire Valley

Lecture 4 Southern Rh ne Valley

Lecture 5 Tuscany

Lecture 6 German Burgunders - Pinots

Section 2: Class 2

Lecture 7 Eastern Loire Valley

Lecture 8 Campania

Lecture 9 Alsace

Lecture 10 Spanish Old Vines

Lecture 11 Argentina

Lecture 12 Southern Portugal & Madeira

Section 3: Class 3

Lecture 13 Provence

Lecture 14 Galicia

Lecture 15 New Zealand

Lecture 16 Veneto

Lecture 17 Bordeaux Right Bank

Lecture 18 Austrian Red Wines

Section 4: Class 4

Lecture 19 Chile

Lecture 20 Sherry

Lecture 21 The Diversity of Italy

Lecture 22 German Riesling

Lecture 23 Bordeaux Left Bank

Lecture 24 Champagne

Section 5: Class 5

Lecture 25 Old Old World

Lecture 26 The Northern Rh ne

Lecture 27 Northern Portugal

Lecture 28 Rioja

Lecture 29 Sweet Wines

Lecture 30 Oregon & Washington

Section 6: Class 6

Lecture 31 Languedoc-Roussillon

Lecture 32 Sicily

Lecture 33 South Africa

Lecture 34 New York, Virginia & Texas

Lecture 35 Burgundy White

Lecture 36 Priorat & Pened s

Section 7: Class 7

Lecture 37 Beaujolais

Lecture 38 Jura and Savoie

Lecture 39 Rueda

Lecture 40 Australia

Lecture 41 New New World

Lecture 42 Piemonte

Section 8: Class 8

Lecture 43 Sparkling Wines

Lecture 44 Ribera del Duero

Lecture 45 Southwest France & Corsica

Lecture 46 Canada

Lecture 47 Bourgogne Red

Lecture 48 Wine At Home

Wine & Food Lovers,(W.S.E.T.) Wine Students,Sommelier Certification Students,Wine Scholars,Winemakers,Sommeliers,Wine Professionals,Wine Retailers



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Classical Electrodynamics By J. D. Jackson
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 22.02 GB | Duration: 22h 37m

Advanced Electromagnetic Theory



What you'll learn
Master classical electromagnetism: electrostatics, magnetostatics, and waves
Understand electromagnetism in special relativity
Build solid math skills for advanced physics and engineering
Enhance problem-solving abilities with rigorous exercises
Students will learn advanced concepts and techniques related to boundary value problems

Requirements
Prior knowledge of introductory physics and electromagnetism

Description
Classical Electrodynamics: Exploring the Fundamentals by J.D. Jackson" is an all-encompassing course that invites you to embark on a captivating voyage through the intricate world of electromagnetic theory. Whether you're a student, a physics enthusiast, or a researcher, this course will empower you to grasp the timeless principles of classical electrodynamics, as masterfully articulated in J.D. Jackson's celebrated textbook. This course is designed to be your roadmap to comprehending the fascinating realm of classical electrodynamics, laying a solid foundation for your understanding of this profound branch of physics. From the fundamental concepts that underpin the behavior of electric and magnetic fields to the elegant equations formulated by James Clerk Maxwell, this course delves into the heart of the subject. Explore the propagation of electromagnetic waves, understand the intricacies of electrostatics and magnetostatics, and grasp the interactions between electromagnetic fields and matter. Uncover the generation and propagation of electromagnetic radiation, including its applications in various fields. Furthermore, this course seamlessly integrates the principles of classical electrodynamics with Einstein's theory of special relativity, offering a holistic understanding of the subject. You'll be exposed to real-world applications, bridging the gap between theory and practice. Throughout your learning journey, you'll encounter challenging exercises and problem-solving opportunities, ensuring you gain hands-on experience in tackling complex electromagnetic problems. By the conclusion of this course, you'll have a profound appreciation for the elegance and power of classical electrodynamics, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to explore advanced topics in physics and engineering. Join us on this intellectual adventure, guided by J.D. Jackson's expertise, and unlock the secrets of electromagnetic phenomena. Enroll today and set off on a quest to unravel one of the most beautiful and foundational theories in the realm of physics, gaining insights that will resonate throughout your academic and professional pursuits.

Overview
Section 1: Review of Maxwell's Equations

Lecture 1 L1.1 Review of Maxwell's equations: electric charge, Coulomb's law

Lecture 2 L1.2 Review of Maxwell's equations: electrostatics, Gauss's law

Lecture 3 L1.3 Review of Maxwell's equations: electrostatics, divergence and curl of E

Lecture 4 L2.1 Review of Maxwell's equations: magnetostatics, Lorentz force

Lecture 5 L2.2 Review of Maxwell's equations: Magnetostatics, the continuity equation

Lecture 6 L2.3 Review of Maxwell's equations: Amperes law, Poisson and Laplace equations

Lecture 7 L3.1 Review of Maxwell's equations: Maxwell's equations in materials

Lecture 8 L3.2 Review of Maxwell's equations: Free and bound charges

Lecture 9 L3.3 Review of Maxwell's equations: Polarization and electric displacement

Lecture 10 L4.1 Review of Maxwell's equations: electric field vs electric displacement

Lecture 11 L4.2 Review of Maxwell's equations: Faraday's law and electromagnetic induction

Lecture 12 L4.3 Review of Maxwell's equations: magnetic field B and H

Lecture 13 L4.4 Review of Maxwell's equations: Maxwell's correction to the Ampere's law

Lecture 14 L4.5 Review of Maxwell's equations: Maxwell's correction to the Ampere's law

Section 2: Chapter 01 Introduction to Electrostatics

Lecture 15 L5.1 Electrostatics: Coulomb's law and Dirac delta function

Lecture 16 L5.2 Electrostatics: Coulomb's law and Dirac delta function

Lecture 17 L5.3 Electrostatics: Coulomb's law and Dirac delta function

Lecture 18 L6.1 Electrostatics: Gauss's law and electric potential

Lecture 19 L6.2 Electrostatics: Gauss's law and electric potential

Lecture 20 L6.3 Electrostatics: Gauss's law and electric potential

Lecture 21 L7.1 Electrostatics: Poisson's and Laplace equations

Lecture 22 L7.2 Electrostatics: Poisson's and Laplace equations

Lecture 23 L7.3 Electrostatics: Poisson's and Laplace equations

Lecture 24 L7.4 Electrostatics: Poisson's and Laplace equations

Lecture 25 L8.1 Electrostatics: Green's theorem, Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions

Lecture 26 L8.2 Electrostatics: Green's theorem, Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions

Lecture 27 L8.3 Electrostatics: Green's theorem, Dirichlet and Neumann boundary conditions

Section 3: Chapter 02 Boundary Value Problems in Electrostatics: I

Lecture 28 L9.1 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 29 L9.2 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 30 L9.3 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 31 L10.1 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 32 L10.2 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 33 L10.3 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 34 L10.4 Point charge in the presence of a grounded conducting sphere

Lecture 35 L11.1 Point charge in the presence of a charged, insulated conducting sphere

Lecture 36 L11.2 Point charge in the presence of a charged, insulated conducting sphere

Lecture 37 L11.3 Point charge in the presence of a charged, insulated conducting sphere

Lecture 38 L12.1 Conducting sphere in a uniform electric field

Lecture 39 L12.2 Conducting sphere in a uniform electric field

Lecture 40 L12.3 Conducting sphere in a uniform electric field

Lecture 41 L13.1 Greens function construction from images

Lecture 42 L13.2 Greens function construction from images

Lecture 43 L14.1 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 44 L14.2 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 45 L14.3 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 46 L15.1 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 47 L15.2 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 48 L15.3 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 49 L15.4 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 50 L16.1 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 51 L16.2 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Lecture 52 L16.3 Conducting sphere with hemispheres at different potentials

Section 4: Chapter 03 Boundary Value Problems in Electrostatics: II

Lecture 53 L17.1 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 54 L17.2 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 55 L17.3 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 56 L17.4 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 57 L17.5 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 58 L18.1 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 59 L18.2 Laplace equation in spherical polar coordinates

Lecture 60 L19.1 Solution to Laplace equation in spherical coords separation of variables

Lecture 61 L19.2 Solution to Laplace eq. in spherical coords Legendre differential eq

Lecture 62 L19.3 Solution to Laplace eq. in spherical coords recursion relation

Lecture 63 L19.4 Solution to Laplace eq in spherical coordinates Legendre polynomial

Lecture 64 L20.1 Laplace eq. in spherical coordinates - properties of Legendre polynomials

Lecture 65 L20.2 Laplace eq. in spherical coordinates - properties of Legendre polynomials

Lecture 66 L21.1 Laplace eq. in spherical coordinates - properties of Legendre polynomials

Lecture 67 L21.2 Laplace eq. in spherical coordinates - properties of Legendre polynomials

Lecture 68 L22.1 Laplace equation with azimuthal symmetry

Lecture 69 L22.2 Laplace equation with azimuthal symmetry

Lecture 70 L23.1 Laplace equation with azimuthal symmetry

Lecture 71 L23.2 Laplace equation with azimuthal symmetry

Lecture 72 L24.1 Laplace equation with azimuthal symmetry: example

Lecture 73 L24.2 Associated Legendre equation / function

Lecture 74 L25.1 Orthogonality of associated Legendre equation

Lecture 75 L25.2 Orthogonality of associated Legendre equation

Graduate students pursuing degrees in physics, engineering, or related fields



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A Fun Lovers Guide To The Major Chess Gambits
Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 21.49 GB | Duration: 28h 52m

Explore Openings, Tactics, Initiative, Dynamic Play, Strategic Advantages, and Creative Approaches in Gambit Chess



What you'll learn
Ability to understand the activity generated by gambits.
Ability to recognize key gambit patterns and themes.
Ability to execute gambit strategies in opening play.
Ability to assess risks and rewards associated with different gambits.
Ability to develop creative and aggressive opening repertoires.
Ability to enhance tactical vision through gambit play.
Ability to master specific gambits like the King's and Queen's Gambit.
Ability to counter gambits effectively in defensive play.
Ability to improve calculation skills in complex positions.
Ability to exploit imbalances created by gambit play.
Ability to anticipate opponents' responses to gambits.
Ability to make dynamic and proactive moves in the opening.
Ability to utilize gambits to gain time and space advantages.
Ability to learn to sacrifice material for long-term positional gains.
Ability to adapt to the changing dynamics of a gambit-driven game.
Ability to strengthen board awareness and piece coordination.
Ability to develop a deeper understanding of chess opening principles.
Ability to build confidence in playing less conventional openings.
Ability to practice and refine critical thinking under pressure.
Ability to apply strategic concepts learned from gambit study in other phases of the game.
Ability to analyze historical and contemporary games featuring gambits.
Ability to recognize opportunities to transition from opening to middle game effectively.
Ability to enhance endgame skills through understanding gambit structures.
Ability to develop an intuitive sense for dynamic play.
Ability to balance attack and defense in gambit play.
Ability to cultivate the ability to set and solve complex chess problems.
Ability to improve decision-making skills in critical positions.
Ability to gain insights into the psychological aspects of aggressive play.
Ability to master the art of surprise and innovation in chess.
Ability to enhance concentration and focus through intricate gambit lines.
Ability to develop resilience and recovery strategies after a gambit fails.
Ability to gain a historical perspective on the evolution of gambit play.
Ability to understand the role of gambits in modern chess theory.
Ability to evaluate and adapt gambit strategies over time.
Ability to build a repertoire of responses to common gambit openings.
Ability to improve overall chess intuition and instincts.
Ability to cultivate patience and discipline in chess preparation.
Ability to enhance the ability to recognize and capitalize on opponents weaknesses.
Ability to develop a more adventurous and exploratory approach to chess.
Ability to gain a comprehensive understanding of chess dynamics through the lens of gambits.

Requirements
Know how the chess pieces move

Description
Welcome to "A Fun Lover's Guide to the Major Chess Gambits," where the dynamic world of chess gambits unfolds in an engaging and accessible format. This course is designed for chess enthusiasts of all levels who wish to explore the thrilling and strategic depths of gambit play.What You Will Learn:Understanding Gambits: Dive into the fundamentals of major chess gambits, understanding why and how they work. You'll learn the principles behind sacrificing material for positional and developmental advantages.Mastering Key Openings: We'll cover essential gambit lines such as the King's Gambit, Queen's Gambit, and others, providing you with a solid foundation to surprise your opponents right from the start.Tactical Training: Sharpen your tactical skills with an in-depth analysis of classic and modern gambit games. Discover how to create and exploit tactical opportunities in open positions.Strategic Play: Learn to balance risk and reward, understanding when to press with a gambit and when to transition into more positional play.Initiative and Attack: Develop the skill of maintaining and capitalizing on the initiative. Learn how to keep your opponent on the back foot and effectively convert your dynamic advantages.Creative Problem-Solving: Enhance your creative thinking on the board. We ll delve into the art of creating unexpected problems for your opponent, fostering imaginative and unorthodox approaches.Practical Play: Through interactive puzzles and guided game analysis, apply what you've learned in practical scenarios. Improve your ability to recognize gambit opportunities in your games.Course FeaturesEngaging Video Lessons: Dive into high-quality, engaging video content that brings gambit strategies to life.Gambit Surveys: Checking the soundness of Gambits with modern enginesDownloadable Survey Documents: Access downloadable documents summarizing key points from the surveys for easy reference.Downloadable PGN Files: Towards the end of the course, get PGN files that encapsulate critical gambit lines and game analysis.Expert Guidance: Benefit from the guidance of an experienced chess instructor who has thoroughly enjoyed playing Gambits over the course of his chess experience. Who This Course Is For:Whether you re a beginner looking to add flair to your opening repertoire or an intermediate player aiming to deepen your tactical and strategic understanding, this course offers valuable insights and exciting learning experiences. Join us on this journey to master the art of gambit play and add a new dimension of fun and creativity to your chess game!

Overview
Section 1: Gambit Play: Tactics, Classification, and Strategy

Lecture 1 What is a Chess Gambit?

Lecture 2 Gambit quotations

Lecture 3 Standard Classification of Chess Gambits

Lecture 4 Interesting and Potentially useful Classifications of Gambits: Part 1

Lecture 5 Interesting and Potentially useful Classifications of Gambits: Part 2

Lecture 6 Understanding the Power of Chess Gambits

Lecture 7 Characteristics of the most sound Gambits

Lecture 8 Mitigating factors for playing unsound Gambits

Lecture 9 How to rank Gambits - Engine Evaluation Considerations

Lecture 10 How to rank Gambits - Practical Chances

Lecture 11 How to rank Gambits - Decline, countergambit or outright avoidance options

Lecture 12 Mastering Gambits that are likely to turn up early in games

Lecture 13 Why Gambits can particularly effective at faster time controls

Lecture 14 Focused Gambit Mastery in Structured Course Modules

Lecture 15 Embracing Risk and Innovation in Online Chess or even club OTB Chess

Lecture 16 Embracing Gambits in the face of potential refutations

Lecture 17 Supercharging gambits with strategies for effective Gambit preparation

Lecture 18 Supercharging gambits with transpositions

Lecture 19 Selectively supercharging gambits with deferred pawn breaks (see attached file)

Lecture 20 Move orders to avoid torture chamber decline options

Lecture 21 Gambits with Black considerations and brief survey (see attached file)

Lecture 22 Neural Network differences in evaluation of brief survey (see attached file)

Lecture 23 Expanding the Gambit Concept Beyond Material Sacrifices

Lecture 24 Differences between Gambits and simply punishing mistakes with sacrifices

Lecture 25 Gambits in the Opening versus the diversity of middle game sacrifices

Lecture 26 Special thanks to David Solan and Siderite for many insights and resources

Section 2: Specific kinds of Gambit compensation to look out for and celebrate

Lecture 27 Going soon:Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 28 Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 29 Difference between having "the initiative" and "dynamic compensation"

Lecture 30 Spectrum of gambits - are pawns always sacrificed for dynamic compensation?

Lecture 31 Accelerated Development can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 32 The upside of extra semi-open files can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 33 Reduced King Safety via "soft spots" can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 34 The upside of central pawn mobility can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 35 A bishop without a counterpart can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 36 The downside of X-rayed Queen can be troubling compensation for opponents

Lecture 37 The upside of rook lifts in Gambits can troubling compensation for opponents

Section 3: Gambits from White perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 1

Lecture 38 Evans Gambit - Kasparov vs Anand - 1995

Lecture 39 Danish Gambit - Brief introduction

Lecture 40 Danish Gambit - Move 3 Black decline alternatives - in focus

Lecture 41 Danish Gambit -Lindehn's continuation - 4.Bc4 alternatives to cxb2 - in focus

Lecture 42 Danish Gambit - Lindehn's cont. - 4.Bc4 cxb2 5.Bxb2 alternatives to 5...Nf6

Lecture 43 Danish Gambit - Alekhine's continuation in focus

Lecture 44 Scotch Gambit - introduction

Lecture 45 Scotch Gambit - 4....Bb4+ in focus

Lecture 46 Scotch Gambit - 4....Nf6 - Solid choice - Dubois Reti Defence

Lecture 47 Scotch Gambit - 4...Be7 - Not so solid

Lecture 48 Scotch Gambit - 4...Bc5 with the dangerous 5.Ng5

Lecture 49 Scotch Gambit - 4...Bc5 with the dangerous 5.c3 (before White castles)

Lecture 50 King's Gambit - Falkbeer Counter Gambit (White's perspective)

Lecture 51 King's Gambit - Bishop's Gambit - a favorite of Judit Polgar

Lecture 52 Going Soon: King's Knight Gambit - example game Spassky vs Fischer

Lecture 53 King's Gambit - King's Knight Gambit - example game: Spassky vs Fischer

Lecture 54 King's Gambit - King's Knight gambit - Spassky vs Bronstein

Lecture 55 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Introduction

Lecture 56 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - celebrate if they play Nxd4 giving up e5 pawn

Lecture 57 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - know your Scotch game if they play exd4

Lecture 58 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Bxd4 Nxd4 and early 7.Bg5 without f4

Lecture 59 Italian Game - Deutz Gambit - Bxd4 Nxd4 and early 7.f4 instead of 7.Bg5 - 9.Bg5

Lecture 60 Vienna Gambit - Example: Rudolf Spielmann vs Alexander Flamberg

Section 4: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 1

Lecture 61 Scandinavian defence: Panov Transfer (c6) - Example game: Anderson vs Glasscoe

Lecture 62 Scandinavian defence: Icelandic Gambit (e6) - Introductory analysis

Lecture 63 Scandinavian defence: Icelandic Gambit - McLaren vs Wang

Lecture 64 Scandinavian Defence - Portuguese Gambit

Lecture 65 Scandinavian Defence - Portuguese Gambit - Vaibhav vs Carlsen - 2018

Lecture 66 Scandinavian Defense: Blackburne-Kloosterboer Gambit - intro analysis

Lecture 67 Scandinavian Defense: Blackburne-Kloosterboer Gambit - Stockfish vs lc0.31

Lecture 68 Rubinstein gambit - complements Stafford gambit - Spielmann vs Rubinstein

Lecture 69 Going soon: Marshall gambit overview

Lecture 70 Marshall Gambit - A classic very sound gambit if you can get there :)

Section 5: Gambits from White perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 2

Lecture 71 Belgrade Gambit in 4 Knights Scotch game - Rubinow vs Kashdan -flight of fantasy

Section 6: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 2

Lecture 72 Stafford Gambit Introduction

Lecture 73 Stafford Gambit - early disaster moves at move 5 other than 5.f3 and 5.d3

Lecture 74 Stafford Gambit - 5.d3 focus - Inferior alternatives to 6.Be2 discussed

Lecture 75 Stafford Gambit - 5.d3 focus - with 6.Be2 principled move follow up in focus

Lecture 76 Stafford Gambit - Kamsky vs Venkatesh - 2022

Lecture 77 Schliemann Gambit (deferred Latvian - much sounder)- Example: Szily vs Bronstein

Lecture 78 Traxler Counter Attack (actually a gambit!) - Example Reinisch vs Traxler

Section 7: Gambits from White perspective with 1.e4 e5 - Tier 3

Lecture 79 Halloween Gambit - basic introductory analysis

Lecture 80 Halloween Gambit - Remarkable use of compensation - Leela ID61068 vs SF 10

Lecture 81 Halloween Gambit - Remarkable blockading strategy shown - SF 10 vs Leela ID61056

Section 8: Gambits from Black perspective: 1.e4 e5 - Tier 3 - fun to crush gambits

Lecture 82 Elephant Gambit

Lecture 83 Latvian Gambit - Analysis which shows white can be clearly better

Lecture 84 Latvian Gambit - Nimzovich vs Behting shows dangers on a2-g8 diagonal

Lecture 85 Latvian Gambit - Mikhail Tal vs Searle - Simul display

Lecture 86 Blackburne Shilling Gambit - Analysis showing opportunity and pitfalls

Lecture 87 Blackburne Shilling Gambit - Zevetov vs Yakimov correspondence game

Section 9: Gambits from White perspective 1.e4 vs Sicilian Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 88 Wing Gambit Introduction

Lecture 89 Immediate Wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.d4 d5 explored

Lecture 90 Immediate wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.d4 - d5 alternatives

Lecture 91 Immediate Wing Gambit - Accepted with 3.a3 d5 alternatives explored

Lecture 92 Delayed Wing Gambit vs Sicilian defence - where Nc6 not played

Lecture 93 Delayed Wing Gambit vs Sicilian where Nc6 is played and 3...Nxb4 after that

Lecture 94 Delayed W.G. where Nc6 is played and 3...cxb4 - also gets iconic position

Lecture 95 Smith Morra Gambit - Example: Marc Esserman vs Loek van Wely

Section 10: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 1

Lecture 96 Fantasy Variation - Maroczy Gambit - 61% online win rate for White, 0.6 Eval

Lecture 97 Breyer Variation Gambit aka Villiers Gambit - has nasty trap

Section 11: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 2

Lecture 98 Von Hennig Gambit

Lecture 99 Very obscure "Shimanov" Gambit

Lecture 100 Landau Gambit - has a big trap to it

Section 12: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Caro-Kann defence - Tier 3

Lecture 101 Mieses Gambit

Section 13: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs French Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 102 Going soon: Alekhine Chatard Gambit

Lecture 103 Alekhine Chatard Gambit

Lecture 104 Wing gambit - General Introduction to main central construction idea

Lecture 105 Wing Gambit - Nc6 is played instead of the usual c5 - Secret gambit here

Lecture 106 Wing Gambit declined with Nc6 - celebrate :)

Lecture 107 Wing Gambit declined with b6

Lecture 108 Wing Gambit - Declined with c4 then White chooses 5.c3 - The Masters choice

Lecture 109 Wing Gambit Accepted but then after 5.a3 b3

Lecture 110 Wing Gambit Accepted but then 5.a3 d4

Lecture 111 Wing Gambit Accepted but then 5.a3 Nc6

Lecture 112 Wing Gambit - Double accepted

Lecture 113 Korchnoi Gambit vs French Defence

Lecture 114 Reti Gambit - Basic introduction analysis

Lecture 115 Going soon: Reti Gambit - The original game - Reti vs Maroczy

Lecture 116 Reti Gambit - The original game - Reti vs Maroczy

Lecture 117 Coming soon: Milner Barry Gambit

Section 14: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Scandinavian defence - Tier 1

Lecture 118 Blackmar Diemer Gambit - Ryder Gambit

Lecture 119 Blackmar Diemer Gambit - Lemberger Counter Gambit

Lecture 120 Tennison Gambit - Examples: Tennison vs NN and Paul Keres vs Luck

Lecture 121 Coming soon- The Leonhardt Gambit

Section 15: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Alekhine Defence - Tier 1

Lecture 122 Wing Gambit declined with d4

Lecture 123 Lasker Simul Gambit - with White

Lecture 124 Alekhine Gambit - with White - Example fun game: Alekhine vs Reshevsky - 1937

Section 16: Gambits from White's perspective 1.e4 vs Alekhine Defence - Tier 2

Lecture 125 Matsukevich Gambit - with White (Privileged from Advantage)

Lecture 126 Mikenas Gambit - with White (Privileged with advantage)

Lecture 127 Lemberger Gambit - with White

Lecture 128 Krejcik Gambit - with White

Lecture 129 Myers Gambit - with White

Lecture 130 Spielmann Gambit - with White

Section 17: Gambits from Black's perspective vs 1.e4 with Alekhine Defence - Tier 2

Lecture 131 =====Black Gambits=====

Lecture 132 Geschev Gambit - with Black

Lecture 133 Cambridge Gambit

Lecture 134 O'Sullivan Gambit - with Black - has interesting traps (HORRAY!)

Section 18: Gambits from White perspective 1.e4 vs Petroff - Tier 1

Lecture 135 Cochrane Gambit - Example game: John Cochrane vs Bonnerjee Mohishunder - 1848

Section 19: Gambits from White's perspective 1.d4 - Tier 1

Lecture 136 Note: If you want an early 1.d4 gambit and opponents play d5 - check BDG

Lecture 137 Going quite soon: Perspective 0: The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 138 Going fairly soon: Perspective 1: The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 139 Really going soon: Perspective 2 The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 140 The Queen's Gambit - not really a gambit :)

Lecture 141 Going soon: Gibbins-Weidenhagen Gambit - 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4

Lecture 142 Gibbins-Weidenhagen Gambit - Basic analysis - 1.d4 Nf6 2.g4

Section 20: Gambits from Black perspective vs 1.d4 and 2.c4 intention - Tier 1

Lecture 143 Von Hennig-Schara Gambit - Example game: Pirc vs Alekhine - 1931

Lecture 144 Albin Counter Gambit - Nakamura has used this with success

Lecture 145 Budapest Gambit - GM exponents include Peter Svidler

Lecture 146 Benko Gambit - many GM exponents including GM Adams from time to time

Section 21: Gambits from Black perspective vs London system - Tier 1

Lecture 147 Sneaky g5 gambit - 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bf4 c6 3.e3 g5 - Contains trap

Lecture 148 Paul Georghiou's h5 gambit 1.d4 d5 2.Bf4 h5 - Contains trap - 62% black wins

Section 22: Gambits from Black perspective vs London system 2.Bf4 or 2.Nf3 - Tier 3

Lecture 149 Going soon: Early Nc6 for e5 - option for Anti-London: Soller Gambit Deferred

Lecture 150 Early Nc6 for e5 - option for Anti-London: Soller Gambit Deferred

Lecture 151 Note: 1.d4 e5 (no London system anymore) - See Englund Gambit

Lecture 152 Englund Gambit

Section 23: Gambits from White perspective with 1.Nf3

Lecture 153 Note: Tennison Gambit - see vs Scandinavian Defence as it transposes

Lecture 154 Coming soon: Lemberger Gambit - 1.Nf3 Nf6 2.e4

Section 24: Gambits from Black perspective vs English Opening (1.c4) - Tier 1

Lecture 155 Going soon: Reverse Smith-Morra Gambit aka Vector Gambit

Lecture 156 Reverse Smith-Morra Gambit aka Vector Gambit

Section 25: Gambits from Black perspective vs Birds Opening (1.f4) - Tier 1

Lecture 157 Going soon: From's Gambit

Lecture 158 From's Gambit - example game: Bird vs Lasker - 1892

Section 26: Grob gambit from the White perspective - Tier 3

Lecture 159 Going soon: Grob Gambit aka Fritz Gambit

Lecture 160 Grob Gambit

Section 27: PGN Downloads

Lecture 161 PGN of Gambit analysis and key game examples in this course

Section 28: Conclusions and Philosophical points

Lecture 162 Conclusions

Lecture 163 Going fairly soon: note: Have fun with your gambits:)

Section 29: Bonus

Lecture 164 Bonus Lecture

Beginner to intermediate players who want to improve their chess in all phases of the game



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Webservices Api Testing With Rest Assured Api & Postman 2023
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 29.04 GB | Duration: 37h 19m

Webservices API Automation Testing using RestAssured API and POSTMAN on Live Projects with CUCUMBER BDD



What you'll learn
*****In-Depth knowledge of POSTMAN Tool and REST ASSURED API*****
*****Rest Assured API Automation with detailed framework designing on a Live project*****
*****Everything about Webservices API Manual and Automation Testing*****
*****Various tools integration like Maven, Jenkins, ExtentReports, Log4j, TestNG and many more*****
*****Many Live APIs used for Practice purpose*****

Requirements
Should have basic understanding of Selenium
Should have basic knowledge on Core Java
Any Manual Tester can join the course

Description
Webservices API Automation Testing using Rest Assured API and POSTMAN - Biggest course to cover all levels of API Testing using both Manual and Automation approaches on Live projects.API Testing is very much in demand these days and people who are already familiar with the UI testing part should approach for API Testing as these days 90% of the Applications Web Based, Mobile Based, Database communicates with each other with APIs only i.e. REST and SOAP. REST being the light weight API 95% of the Industry works on RESTFul webservices. Big clients like Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, Expedia etc their different apps communicates through RESTFul webservices itself.If you are already familiar with Selenium then the combination of Selenium + API Testing is a boom in the Industry. Every next Automation opening in Industry around the globe has a requirement of good knowledge on Selenium + API Testing and not just the Manual part, companies they look for indepth understanding of API Automation which can be used in the same Automation framework designed to handle the UI, Database and the Mobile part. Using Rest Assured API we will look at in-depth framework designing on Webservices automation testing part which will include the most popular Cucumber BDD approach as wellDetailed topics covered:API Testing basicsDifference in SOAP and REST and which one to useTools available for testing WebservicesPOSTMAN in DepthREST API Method - GET, POST, PUT, DELETE etcRestAssured API and building frameworksHandling OAUTH AuthenticationJSON & XMLIntroduction to Jackson LibraryTestNGJenkinsMavenReporting Extent ReportParallel ExecutionGit/GitHubData DrivenCucumber BDDMany Live APIs used

Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Webservices (REST & SOAP APIs)

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

Lecture 2 FIXING THE BLURRED VIDEO SCREEN

Lecture 3 Detailed topics covered in the course

Lecture 4 What is a Webservice?

Lecture 5 SOAP vs REST in Detail

Lecture 6 CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) Operations

Lecture 7 Understanding available HTTP Methods for CRUD Operations

Lecture 8 Why API Testing is Important?

Lecture 9 Six Principles / Constraints of a RestFul Webservices

Lecture 10 Webservices Introduction PDF file

Lecture 11 API Interview questions

Section 2: POSTMAN TOOL in Depth

Lecture 12 Installing POSTMAN and Walkthrough with the tool

Lecture 13 Creating the First Collection for API Request

Lecture 14 Sending the First API Request

Lecture 15 Understanding the request URI

Lecture 16 Request Data tabs

Lecture 17 Download the Practice API and Build it live on your machine

Lecture 18 Sending GET and POST Request

Lecture 19 Creating Environment and Variables

Lecture 20 Collection Runner

Lecture 21 PUT and PATCH Request

Lecture 22 DELETE and OPTIONS Request

Lecture 23 HEAD Request

Lecture 24 Adding Header Presets

Lecture 25 Download the POSTMAN Collections from previous and upcoming lectures

Section 3: Writing POSTMAN Testscripts

Lecture 26 Creating the very first test case

Lecture 27 Adding Assertions and validating response fields

Lecture 28 Sharing the collections

Lecture 29 Parameterization - Creating a DataDriven Testing and Reading CSV Files

Section 4: STRIPE API

Lecture 30 Understanding the API Documentation

Lecture 31 Creating a Customer using Basic Authentication

Lecture 32 List All Users

Lecture 33 Passing Authentication token in Headers

Lecture 34 Understanding the JSON Architecture

Lecture 35 ASSIGNMENT 1

Section 5: RestAssured API Introduction and Pre-requisite

Lecture 36 RestAssured API Introduction and Pre-requisite

Lecture 37 Download and Configure Java (JDK) on Windows

Lecture 38 Download and Configure Eclipse IDE on Windows

Lecture 39 Download and Configure Java (JDK) on MAC OSX

Lecture 40 Download and Configure Eclipse IDE on MAC

Section 6: CORE JAVA in Depth for Manual Testers and Beginners (OPTIONAL)

Lecture 41 Introduction to Core Java

Lecture 42 Download ALL Java PDF Lectures

Lecture 43 Classes and Objects

Lecture 44 Basic Java programming and features - Part 1

Lecture 45 Basic Java programming and features - Part 2

Lecture 46 Java Methods - Part 1

Lecture 47 Java Methods - Part 2

Lecture 48 Java Methods - Part 3

Lecture 49 Java Methods Part 4

Lecture 50 Java Methods Part 5 - PreDefined Methods and Math.Random()

Lecture 51 Java Methods Part 6 - Static and Non Static Methods

Lecture 52 IF and Else Statements

Lecture 53 Loops - While Loop

Lecture 54 Loops - Do While Loop

Lecture 55 Loops - For Loop

Lecture 56 Loops - Nested Loops

Lecture 57 Loops - Break and Continue statements

Lecture 58 Exception Handling - Part 1

Lecture 59 Exception Handling - Part 2

Lecture 60 Packages and Access Modifiers

Lecture 61 OOPS - Encapsulation

Lecture 62 OOPS - Inheritance

Lecture 63 OOPS - Polymorphism - OverLoading

Lecture 64 OOPS - Polymorphism - Overriding

Lecture 65 OOPS - Polymorphism - Overriding benefits and drawbacks

Lecture 66 OOPS - Abstract classes

Lecture 67 OOPS - Interfaces

Lecture 68 Reading Properties files

Lecture 69 Java Streams - Writing in TXT and CSV files

Lecture 70 Java Stream - Writing HTML Files and Reading files

Lecture 71 Java Stream - Apache POI Creating and Writing Excel Files

Lecture 72 Java Stream - Apache POI Reading Excel Files, Extended Loops

Lecture 73 POI Latest ExcelReader file and Dependencies

Lecture 74 Reading Notepad file

Lecture 75 Collections - Wrapper Classes, Autoboxing and Unboxing

Lecture 76 Collections - ArrayList

Lecture 77 Collections - HashSet

Lecture 78 Collections - HashMap

Lecture 79 Reflection API

Lecture 80 Difference between == & equal to operator and Singleton design pattern

Lecture 81 Apache Log4J API - Console & File Appenders

Lecture 82 Apache Log4J API - SMTPAppender

Lecture 83 Apache Log4J API HTMLAppender

Lecture 84 Download the Log4j code and log4j.xml file

Lecture 85 Log4J API - NEW UPDATE

Lecture 86 Updated Log4j and ExcelReader code

Section 7: Getting started with Rest Assured API

Lecture 87 Library and Static Imports

Lecture 88 Installing Maven on Windows

Lecture 89 Installing Maven on MAC OSX

Lecture 90 Adding Rest Assured Dependencies and Getting started with the first API Request

Lecture 91 Sending the GET Request with Basic AUTH and Parameters

Lecture 92 Sending the GET Request with Headers for Single user

Lecture 93 Sending the POST Request through Form Parameters

Lecture 94 Sending the POST Request through JSON String Data

Lecture 95 Sending the POST Request through external JSON File

Lecture 96 Creating complex JSON on Runtime using HashMap

Lecture 97 Creating complex JSON on Runtime using JSON API

Lecture 98 Creating complex JSON on Runtime using POJO Classes

Lecture 99 Code from Above Lectures

Lecture 100 JSONPATH - Validating JSON Response through JSONPath

Section 8: TESTNG FRAMEWORK (Skip if you are already familiar with TESTNG Framework)

Lecture 101 TestNG - Introduction and Configuration

Lecture 102 TestNG - Creating the first test case

Lecture 103 Adding Assertions and Reporting Failures

Lecture 104 SoftAssertions and Reporting Multiple failures

Lecture 105 Creating Test Dependencies

Lecture 106 Creating Test Suite

Lecture 107 Managing Multiple Test Suites

Lecture 108 Test Groups

Lecture 109 Listeners

Lecture 110 Forcefully Skipping a Test Case

Lecture 111 Adding Before and After Suite annotations

Lecture 112 Generating and Customising TestNG Reports

Lecture 113 Parameterization

Lecture 114 Parameterization with Excel Reading

Lecture 115 Parameterization Excel Reading with Hashtable

Lecture 116 Handling Multiple Data Providers

Lecture 117 Reading Parameters from TestNG.xml file

Lecture 118 Running Parallel Test using TestNG.xml file

Lecture 119 Running Parallel Test using DataProvider

Lecture 120 Download code from Above Lectures

Section 9: EXTENT REPORTS Version 4

Lecture 121 Configuring Latest Extent Reports Step by Step

Lecture 122 Generating extent reports through Customized Listeners

Lecture 123 Code

Section 10: RESTASSURED FRAMEWORK - Designing Architecture, Test Cases, Extent Reporting etc

Lecture 124 Getting started with Basic framework setup

Lecture 125 Optimizing the code and Implementing Properties file

Lecture 126 Adding Test Data and Parameterizing the test through DataProvider

Lecture 127 Optimizing DataProvider and creating common dataprovider for all test cases

Lecture 128 Integrating ExcelReading and Creating Test Data

Lecture 129 Complex Parameterization with HashTable

Lecture 130 Optimizing DataProvider and Test Data with HashTable

Lecture 131 Separating Business specifications from the Test case

Lecture 132 Integrating Extent Reports

Lecture 133 Adding more APIs and running Parallel test for 100+ records

Lecture 134 Adding validation to the Test and Creating common utilities

Lecture 135 Customizing Extent Reports for Failure and Info logs

Lecture 136 Building the Project through Maven

Lecture 137 Configuring Jenkins

Lecture 138 Adding the Build to Jenkins UI

Lecture 139 Pushing the project to GitHUB

Lecture 140 Continuous Integration through Jenkins and GitHUB

Lecture 141 JavaMail API for mailing Automated test results

Lecture 142 Oauth2.0 using PayPal API - POSTMAN

Lecture 143 Oauth2.0 using PayPal API - Rest Assured

Lecture 144 Creating POJO classes for PayPal request

Lecture 145 Converting JSON to POJO Online editor

Lecture 146 Adding the PayPal API to the framework

Lecture 147 Framework code from Above lectures

Lecture 148 DOWNLOAD ALL MODULES CODE

Section 11: Cucumber BDD Basics

Lecture 149 Cucumber BDD Basics required for API Automation

Lecture 150 Cucumber Basics - Introduction to Cucumber BDD

Lecture 151 LATEST - Installing the Cucumber plugin and creating the very first feature file

Lecture 152 LATEST - Creating a Step definition file

Lecture 153 LATEST - Creating a runner file

Lecture 154 LATEST - Generating Cucumber Reports

Lecture 155 LATEST - Generating Latest Extent reports

Lecture 156 LATEST - Customizing Extent Reports

Lecture 157 LATEST - Adding Multiple scenarios to a feature

Lecture 158 LATEST - Parameterization using Scenario Outline

Lecture 159 LATEST - Adding Multiple Features and Step Definitions

Lecture 160 LATEST - Background

Lecture 161 LATEST - Cucumber Tags

Lecture 162 LATEST - Cucumber Hooks

Lecture 163 LATEST - Cucumber Hooks - BeforeAll, AfterAll, BeforeStep, AfterStep

Lecture 164 LATEST - Cucumber Hooks - Defining Execution order

Lecture 165 LATEST - Cucumber Hooks - Tagged hooks

Lecture 166 LATEST - DataTable as a List

Lecture 167 LATEST - DataTable as Map

Lecture 168 LATEST - Parameterize DataTable as a Map

Section 12: Git / GITHUB

Lecture 169 Introduction to GitHub - remote repository

Lecture 170 Installing Git on Windows

Lecture 171 Basic Git Commands

Lecture 172 GitHub Part 1

Lecture 173 GitHub Part 2

Lecture 174 Articles for download on Git/GitHUB

Section 13: Latest Cucumber Framework with PayPal API and Extent Reports Integration

Lecture 175 Designing Architecture

Lecture 176 Designing the Base class

Lecture 177 Creating Feature file and step definition

Lecture 178 Creating the Runner and running the first cucumber test

Lecture 179 Generating Latest Extent Reports

Lecture 180 Adding the second feature

Lecture 181 Download the Code

Section 14: Framework - Integrating Cucumber with Rest Assured (From Online Live Session)

Lecture 182 Cucumber BDD Basics

Lecture 183 Integrating Cucumber BDD with Rest Assured API

Lecture 184 Completing the Cucumber BDD framework and SOAP UI Basics

Lecture 185 Code from the Cucumber Framework

Lecture 186 Download the Complete Framework code

Section 15: BONUS LECTURE

Lecture 187 BONUS LECTURE

Manual Testers,Automation Testers,Team Leads,Developers,DevOps



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Blender Environments Megacourse: Create 3D Environments
Last updated 7/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 49h 25m | Size: 46.6 GB

Learn how to design in Blender and create amazing 3D environments and worlds with this project-based course!



What you'll learn
The principles of environment art
How to plan and prepare your pre-production stages
How to use Blender and its elements
The interface and different tools of Blender
The principles of mesh modelling and scene blockout
Advanced modeling, texturing and rendering techniques
How to create game assets
How to put these skills together to create your own 3D world
Make a 3D art ready portfolio

Requirements
No previous Blender and environments design knowledge required
A desire to learn!
A positive attitude!

Description
Learn 3D Environments creation in Blender!

Design like a pro!

We've all gotten lost in worlds of fantasy, whether it be in novels, films, or video games. But have you ever wished you could build a world of your own? For some, this is not only a passion, but a career. With the explosion of the at-home entertainment industry, digital artists are more in demand than ever, especially environment artists needed to build out rich and inviting spaces for stories to unfold in and characters to inhabit. Whether you re new to working with Blender, or just want to know more about creating 3D environments, this course has something for you.

Environment art is one of the most challenging and intricate aspects of development, but this course will teach you what you need to know in order to get started building these spaces. Here we will teach you everything you need to know in order to make a complete 3D environment in Blender from start to finish. We will begin with selecting a concept and planning our scene, bringing those initial plans into 3D, how to model and texture various different types of assets, and finally how to bring it all together in those final shots ready for a portfolio.

Our instructors have years of experience not only in working with Blender and environment art, but also in teaching, and the expertly-crafted syllabus is designed to help you learn all the theory and practical aspects. We ve even included plenty of examples designed on-screen for you to study, as well as projects for you to complete. By the end of the course you will have your own 3D environment created. That s why this is the only Blender course you ll ever need to create environments like a pro!

Start your design journey today!

After taking this course, you will be able to

Work professionally with Blender

Use advanced modeling, sculpting, texturing and rendering techniques

Create your own textures and materials

Design your own 3D worlds in Blender

Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to learn computer graphics and 3D artwork - no experience needed!
Artists and game developers who want to learn Blender
Anyone who has started working with Blender, but want to advance their 3D environments modelling skills


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