Mastering GSAP and CSS Animation with SVG

This course is designed for students (and future coding teachers) who want to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It covers almost all HTML tags and attributes. Also an extensive list of CSS Properties are covered. The main feature of this course is its coverage of core concept of programming in greater details. We do not bound ourselves in just JavaScript Code. We teach fundamental of variables, loops, conditions and functions in its abstract forms. So you can utilize that knowledge in C, C++, Java, PHP, Python and all the other programming languages. The course is designed in a way that it is going to be enhanced with new videos regularly.

In this course we will build a mini Strava clone from scratch. This app will allow you to track user's location using core location along with displaying their location inside a map. You will be building custom controls from scratch while learning about various reusable components. You will learn to build components in code. Complete app is written programmatically so we will not be using any storyboard or nib or xib files to create our views. You will learn about programmatic autolayout constraints. You will learn about CoreLocation, location tracking while user is running and you will learn to keep track of user's location on the Map using MapKit. You will learn to build custom annotations and add custom annotations into map view to show user's start and end locations. You will learn about mapkit and its delegate functions. We will use realm database to store previous run data so you will learn how to integrate realm into your project using Cocoapods. You will learn to model objects for your realm database so you data can be represented in table format with one to may relationships. We will also build a component to add shimmer effect to a label which will have a custom slider control to end the current run.

About the courseThe job market is demanding more and more professionals who know about software quality. This course focuses on improving software quality through integration testing.At the end of this course, you will be able to understand and develop integration tests in applications that use Spring Boot.Why should I learn about software quality or integration testing?In 2002 NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Portuguese, reported that software bugs cost the US economy 59.5 billion dollars.A software error can cause enormous damage to a company and errors in the software can drive away businesses and customers, because of this, companies are increasingly seeking to improve the quality of their products, to gain more trust from their customers and from the market, which is very competitive, in addition to looking for ways to reduce the costs.Knowledge in this area can be the differential in a job selection.Why Spring? Why Spring Boot?Spring is a framework widely used in the job market. Many companies, big or small, use Spring and Spring Boot came with the purpose of making Spring easier to use.Why this course?In this course you will learn how to create integration tests using java, Spring Framework and Spring Boot. My teaching style is very straightforward, this course mixes theory and practice in a way that it is not tiring to learn about the subject.

In early 2008, Scrapy was released into this world and it soon became the #1 Web Scraping tool for beginners. Why? It's because it's simple enough for beginners yet advanced enough for the pros. Here are some of the use cases - Ecommerce ( Amazon ) - Scrape product names, pricing and reviewsData - Get a huge collection of data/images for Machine LearningEmail Address - Big companies scrape it and use it for Lead GenerationCome learn with me and I'll show you how you can bend Scrapy to your will. This course is great for beginners in Python at any age and any level of computer literacy.The goal is simple: learn Scrapy by working on real projects step-by-step while we explain every concept along the way. For the duration of this course we will take you on a journey and you're going to learn how to:Scrape Data from nearly Any WebsiteBuild your own Spiders from scratch for all types of Web Scraping purposesTransfer the data that you have scraped into Json, CSV and XMLStore the data in databases - SQLite3, MySQL and MongoDatabaseCreate Web Crawlers and follow links on any web pageLogging in into websitesBypassing restrictions bans by using User-Agents and Proxies Internalize the concepts by completely scraping amazon and get ready to scrape more advance website.

Learn how to use GeoLocation with Django in a project based tutorial, where we are going to build a web application which will enable us to calculate visualize the distance between two points - our location point and the desired destination. We will work with multiple external libraries such as geopy, geoip2, folium and more. Basic knowledge of python and django is required but not a must :)This course is 100% for FREE to help you get familiar with Django and discover how helpful this python web framework could be in real life. According to the docs: "Django makes it easier to build better web apps more quickly and with less code"This powerful framework is perfect for developing app is a fast pace. This can be extremely useful while working with MVP's, application prototypes or regular apps created for various use cases. Apart from geolocation you can integrate to django machine learning, data science, computer vision and much much more.This course if fully project based - so we are going to learn by doing, slowly, step by step building and improving our python web application. In case of any questions make sure to checkout the Q and A section to search for questions / answers and add new ones if they occur.

GeoServer is an open source server-side software written in Java that allows users to share and edit geospatial data. It also provides great flexibility in map creation and data sharing.With this fast-paced, hands-on guide, you'll start with various GeoServer Layers adding information on the map using different styles. Then you'll learn to deploy a spatial database, PostGIS, in tandem with GeoServer. Next, you’ll dive into an important technique to improve the speed of your web map application. Moving further you’ll enable authentication on the front and back ends to protect sensitive map data, and how to deliver sensitive data to your end user. Finally, you’ll put your web application into production look at the hosting of the OpenLayers, GeoServer, and data aspects of your application.