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New lectures added periodically to the course. In this course you will learn how to develop games using Godot and its own scripting language: GDScript. We will start by learning how to use the language and keep moving on until we learn how to export and publish our games, this way you'll not only learn how to create 2D and 3D games, but also how to share them. Godot is an awesome open source engine that gives us the ability to create awesome 2D and 3D games and export them to the Web, Linux, Windows, OSX, Android and iOS with a single code base! Since its open source release, the engine keeps gaining space and grows more each day. Right now is an awesome time to learn this new engine and grow with it! This course is based on projects, this way you won't just learn how to use the functionalities provided to us by Godot, but also apply them on complete games. At the end of most modules, you'll be given assignments so you can overcome problems on your own and apply what you've learned thought out all of the modules. All of the code and the projects created on the lectures are hosted on github repositories, this allows you to jump to any lecture by just downloading the project of the lecture and start from there, and compare your code to mine if you get stuck. The assets used on the games are also provided to you so you don't have to spend any time looking for assets or creating them! To top it all off, we also have a facebook group where you can interact with me and other students. There, you'll be able to post the games you've created and feedback on them, as well as taking part on challenges of game development that I'll host from period to period. Join now, you won't be disappointed!

HR Interview Practice Questions and Answers is designed to bridge the gap between your technical expertise and the interpersonal brilliance required to land your dream role. I have meticulously crafted this question bank to ensure you don't just memorize answers, but actually understand the "why" behind every HR evaluation metric, from foundational professionalism and communication skills to complex leadership strategies and DEI principles. Whether you are navigating behavioral SITUATION-based questions using the STAR method, addressing performance management ethics, or demonstrating corporate readiness in a remote-work world, these tests provide the rigorous practice needed to build genuine confidence. By engaging with these high-quality simulations, you will learn to articulate your strengths, handle conflict with emotional intelligence, and demonstrate the strategic risk awareness that modern organizations demand from top-tier talent.Exam Domains Sample TopicsCore HR Concepts: Interview fundamentals, communication, and company fit.Behavioral Skills: STAR method, teamwork, adaptability, and problem-solving.Career Ethics: Goal setting, integrity, feedback, and workplace culture.Corporate Readiness: Organizational behavior, etiquette, and collaboration.Advanced Evaluation: Leadership mindset, DEI, and risk management.Sample Practice QuestionsQuestion 1: Which of the following best describes the "Action" component of the STAR method during a behavioral interview?A) Describing the overall difficulty of the project.B) Explaining the specific steps you took to address the challenge.C) Detailing the final metrics and positive outcomes achieved.D) Listing the names of all team

This intermediate‑level course teaches you how to build professional, modern applications using C++ 17 and the full power of object‑oriented programming. Designed for developers who already understand the basics of C++ or come from languages like C, Java, or C#, this course takes you deep into the features, patterns, and best practices used in real‑world C++ development.You’ll learn how to design and implement classes, manage memory safely, apply test‑driven development, use templates effectively, and leverage modern C++ features such as smart pointers, lambda expressions, functional programming utilities, and the STL. Throughout the course, you’ll also explore design principles and patterns that help you write clean, maintainable, and scalable C++ applications.Chuck’s courses have been delivered to thousands of developers worldwide, including teams at major corporations, government agencies, and the military. His training is used internally at Microsoft to teach professional developers modern C++ techniques.By the end of this course, you’ll be ready to contribute meaningfully to C++ projects with a strong understanding of object‑oriented design, modern C++ features, and the practical skills needed to write high‑quality software.What You’ll LearnImplement classes, constructors, destructors, and const‑correct codeApply test‑driven development to guide implementationMaster memory management with pointers, references, move/copy semanticsHandle exceptions and design robust error‑handling strategiesOverload operators correctly and effectivelyUse and create function and class templates, including variadic templatesWork with smart pointers (unique, shared, weak) using RAIIApply inheritance, overriding, and polymorphism with best practices<

“This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.”.Tired of SonarQube being a bottleneck? Transform it into your team's superpower!This isn't just another SonarQube tutorial. This is a comprehensive, hands-on masterclass designed for developers, DevOps engineers, and architects who are ready to move beyond basic installation and truly master SonarQube to deliver cleaner, more secure code, faster. We'll tackle the real-world frustrations -- the false positives, the slow scans, the overwhelming dashboards -- and equip you with actionable strategies to turn SonarQube into an indispensable asset for your team.Who this course is for:Developers struggling with code quality issues and manual reviews.DevOps Engineers looking to integrate SonarQube seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines.Software Architects designing robust code quality governance strategies.Engineering Managers aiming to reduce technical debt and improve team efficiency.Anyone ready to elevate their code quality practices and accelerate software delivery.What you will learn:Deploy and secure enterprise-grade SonarQube instances using Docker and PostgreSQL.Integrate SonarQube with popular CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions.Customize Quality Profiles to eliminate false positives and enforce tailored coding standards.Implement powerful Quality Gates that prevent new technical debt from entering your codebase.Master the "Clean as You Code" methodology for sustainable code quality improvement.Generate meaningful reports to communicate code quality metrics to stakeholders.Troubleshoot common SonarQube issues and optimize performance for large projects.Foster a culture of

This course is specifically designed for senior or staff-level engineers who are interested in learning about Event-Driven Microservices, the Saga Pattern, and various architectural patterns using technologies such as Spring Cloud Stream, Kafka, and Java Reactive Programming. By the end of the course, participants will gain a deep understanding and comfort with the following patterns: Saga Choreography PatternSaga Orchestrator PatternTransactional Outbox PatternFan-Out / Fan-InContent-Based Routing / Dynamic RoutingHere is what we will do in this course:The course begins by exploring Spring Cloud Stream, a framework for developing Event-Driven Microservices. Participants will learn how to use the Reactive Kafka binder and practice producing, consuming, processing, and acknowledging messages using Java Reactive and functional interfaces. Integration tests using Embedded Kafka will also be covered.Next, participants will delve into Stream Bridge, a utility for sending arbitrary messages to a Kafka Topic. Stream Bridge enables routing messages based on content, achieving dynamic routing, and even acting as a Dead-Letter-Topic producer during error handling.The course then progresses to designing a complex application involving multiple microservices. Participants will learn how to achieve a complex workflow that involves all the services, with a focus on implementing the Saga Pattern. The Saga Orchestrator and Saga Choreography styles will be explored, where participants will understand the role of a central coordinator or the observation and reaction of e

_____ 3x1 : Three goals in only one course ! _____ Python for Intermediate Learners Pass The Certified Associate Python Programmer (PCAP)You're here because you want to learn Python Advanced Skills , to pass certification (PCEP,PCAP...) right?And you're looking for a Python course that can quickly teach you the best practices more advanced aspects? _________ Perfect - this is the most challenged Python Intermediate Course for you! ______________The course picks up where Python Essentials - Part 1 leaves off. Its main goal is to teach you the skills related to the more advanced aspects of Python programming, including modules, packages, exceptions, file processing, as well as with general coding techniques and object-oriented programming (OOP).The course is recommended for aspiring developers who are interested in pursuing careers connected with Software Development, and Security, Networking, and the Internet of Things (IoT).The course is recommended for aspiring data scientists who are interested in pursuing careers connected with Machine Learning, Data Science and the Artificial Intelligence .Python Intermediate Level is the most requirement skills for any devops and cloud enginner jobs .Key concepts of this course?1- Introduction2- Local Setup :Install Python