Packt – Typography for Designers and Developers-ZH
English | Size: 2.14 GB
Category: Tutorial
Have you ever wondered why Dribbble and Behance designs look so elegant? One of the secrets behind those great web and mobile app designs is the perfect use of font combinations, white spaces, and grids. If you are looking to improve the quality of your designs by learning the right techniques, then this course will quickly get you up and running.
Udemy – Essentials of Docker For Net Developers BOOKWARE-SOFTiMAGE
English | Size: 505.13 MB
Category: Tutorial
In this course, our instructor Rahul Sahay (Microsoft MVP), specialising in Web technologies will take you through the essentials of Docker for .Net Developers.
Lynda AWS Security Best Practices for Developers UPDATE 20200219-APoLLo
English | Size: 123.18 MB
Category: Tutorial
Security matters to everyone, but solid security practices start with the developer of an application. In this developer-centered course, instructor and AWS Certified Solutions Architect Carlos Rivas shows how to build stronger, more secure applications for deployment on Amazon Web Services. Learn core AWS security development principles around Identity and Access Management (IAM), S3 storage, and Key Management Service (KMS), to ensure your users, systems, and data are secure on the cloud. Plus, learn how to use Cognito to establish user identity without maintaining unique login credentials for each application.
Packt – Visual Design for Web Designers UI Designers and Developers-XQZT
English | Size: 1.76 GB
Category: Tutorial
Key Features
Realize the purpose of high-quality designing
Follow a step by step process to polish your design
Explore visual design principles in a comprehensive manner
Linkedin Learning – AWS for Developers SNS SQS and SWF-ZH
English | Size: 237.71 MB
Category: Tutorial
Are you unclear about how to best work with the messaging queueing, and workflow services offered by AWS? If so, this course can help. Join Jeremy Villeneuve as he shines a spotlight on three key AWS services Simple Workflow Service (SWF), Simple Queue Service (SQS), and Simple Notification Service (SNS) and how they can help you effectively handle complex workflows. Since each service was designed to address a specific methodology of the messaging/queueing/workflow model, Jeremy spells out the key differences in methodologies so you can ensure you’re using the right tool for the right job. Along the way, get hands-on experience with SQS and SNS, and learn how to refactor an existing application that tracks user state within a database table to a workflow model provided by SWF