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PluralSight – Microsoft Azure Developer-develop Event-based Solutions

PluralSight – Microsoft Azure Developer-develop Event-based Solutions Bookware-KNiSO
English | Size: 163.62 MB
Category: Tutorial


This course will teach you the skills needed to build event-based solutions with Azure Event Grid, Azure Event Hubs, and Azure Notification Hubs. This course will also help you prepare for the Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure AZ-204 certification exam

Lynda – Python For The C Sharp Developer

Lynda – Python For The C Sharp Developer Bookware-KNiSO
English | Size: 457.41 MB
Category: Tutorial


This course with instructor Joe Marini helps C# developers translate their knowledge into the in-demand Python language Compare basic language constructs, functions, and more

Linkedin Learning – Python For The C Sharp Developer

Linkedin Learning – Python For The C Sharp Developer-QUiD
English | Size: 457.61 MB
Category: Tutorial


In this course, Joe Marini helps you translate your knowledge into the Python language. Python and C# share many similarities but are different in important ways. Joe explains the difference between C# and Python comment syntax. Python s conditional statements and loop control statements are somewhat limited compared to C#. Joe walks you through the differences. Functions are a basic part of most programming languages. Joe shows you how several important functions work in Python. Python supports class definitions, single and multiple inheritance, abstract classes, and custom functionality. Joe compares and contrasts these with C# functionality. Joe shows you how to build and work with Python arrays of various data types, how to declare and use dictionaries in Python, and how to use iterators in Python. In conclusion, Joe discusses common operations like strings and exceptions

Udacity – Agile Software Developer Nanodegree v1.0.0

Udacity – Agile Software Developer Nanodegree v1.0.0
English | Size: 1.12 GB
Category: Tutorial


Learn how to build products that deliver continuous value to customers using an Agile approach to software development. By the end of this program, students will be able to differentiate between Scrum, Kanban, and XP, create an environment that fosters high performing teams, and manage iteration planning using Agile techniques. Students will also be able to create a release plan for a Minimum Viable Product, create metrics that show project status, and effectively communicate progress both within and outside of the development team.