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Pluralsight – Working with Geolocation in HTML

Pluralsight – Working with Geolocation in HTML [AhLaN]
English | Size: 288.96 MB
Category: Tutorial


Getting a user’s position and mapping in websites is very common today. In this course, Working with Geolocation in HTML, you’ll learn to retrieve a user’s location from their browser and show their location on a map. First, you’ll explore the geolocation object available in all modern browsers. Next, you’ll discover how to display that location on a map, and use Google Maps to place markers at that location. Next, you’ll use Google Maps to get directions from one location to another. Finally, you’ll learn how the Geocoding features of Google Maps will then be used to search for addresses. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of geolocation and geocoding needed to embed and use mapping software within any HTML page.

Pluralsight – Building a CyberSecurity Home Lab Environment

Pluralsight – Building a CyberSecurity Home Lab Environment
English | Size: 374.61 MB
Category: Pluralsight


As a cybersecurity professional, it is imperative that you establish a “laboratory” for you to practice your skills and test new vulnerabilities. Just as with any discipline, before you take your skills to the real world you need to practice, practice, and then practice some more. The time to learn a new tool or “try something out” isn’t during an engagement.

Pluralsight – Adding Graphics to Web Pages Using Canvas and SVG

Pluralsight – Adding Graphics to Web Pages Using Canvas and SVG [AhLaN]
English | Size: 303.36 MB
Category: Tutorial


Humans are visual creatures and often look for ways to enhance our experiences with images and graphics. From understanding complex data sets via charts to getting the high score in the latest game, graphics are an important part of providing a positive experience for your users. In this course, Adding Graphics to Web Pages Using Canvas and SVG, you’ll learn to add custom graphics into web pages. First, you’ll explore how to create SVG documents and use them to create graphics that users can interact with. Next, you’ll discover what the canvas tag is and how it can also be used to allow users to create graphics using JavaScript APIs. Finally, you’ll learn how to choose whether SVGs or canvases are the best choice for the unique needs of your projects. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of web-based graphics needed to create rich and unique user experiences by adding custom graphics to your web pages.