The Angular command-line interface (CLI) is the recommended utility for building and maintaining Angular applications. Understanding what it provides—and how to make the most of its features—can set you up for maximum development productivity with Angular. In this course, learn how the Angular CLI is designed to not only help with creating new Angular projects, but also how it takes care of the application-build workflow and testing. Instructor Victor Mejia covers creating new projects, customizing the development server, generating Angular application code, running tests, and more. Plus, he shares real-world scenarios that can help you develop a more practical understanding of how to use the CLI. By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge you need to use the Angular CLI as a core tool in your Angular application development workflow.

Learn how to use the Arturia collection of software instrument plugins in this hands-on course. Discover tips for music pros, producers, engineers, musicians, and DAW users alike.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Well-Architected Framework helps enterprise architects build more secure, high-performing, resilient, and efficient cloud-based infrastructure for their applications. Amazon created the Framework to promote AWS best practices and help architects and engineers get up and running more quickly. This course serves as a high-level introduction, providing a general overview of the Framework, its benefits, and its five pillars: operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, and cost optimization. Instructor Mark Wilkins also provides demos of the main Framework tools, including the Well-Architected Tool, Well-Architected Labs, and other resources.

Learn the key features and controls of your Canon 6D digital SLR, from exposure adjustments to shooting video.

Learn about the essential features and controls of the Canon EOS 100D (known as the Rebel SL1 or Kiss X7) a DSLR camera that packs a great sensor and fast processing speed.

Get up to speed quickly with the essential features and controls of two great Canon cameras: the Rebel T4i and T5i (EOS 650D and 750D).

Get started with the Elastic Stack (formerly known as the ELK Stack). Learn how to work with Kibana and the other core components of the stack.

In the world of programming languages, Go is a relative newcomer, but has become very popular in the developer community due to its simplicity, performance, and focus on modern programming techniques like concurrency. The key to making the most efficient use of Go is to keep your code lean, and one of the best ways to do that is to use the standard package library. As instructor Joe Marini explains, a big part of the popularity of Go is due to the large and growing ecosystem of packages that make up that standard library. In this course, Joe takes a look at several of the more popular and useful packages that address common development scenarios, like formatting strings for output and display to the user, performing common networking tasks like HTTP requests, processing internet data formats like XML and JSON, and working with files and directories. After this course, you’ll have a solid grasp of what's included in the standard library and how to leverage it within your code.

Learn about variables types, objects, arrays, operators, control structures, loops, and functions, then work through a series of hands-on examples that put these ideas into action.

Explore the whole Lightroom ecosystem—from the mobile app to Lightroom Classic—and learn how each of the tools work together.

Learn how to use the key features of Edge, the web browser built into Windows 10.

Learn the basics of working with the Nik Collection, a group of image enhancement plugins from Google.

Get up to speed quickly with the essential features and controls of the Nikon D5200 and D5300 DSLR cameras.

Get up to speed quickly with the essential features and controls of the Nikon D600 and D610.

Learn about the top ten software vulnerabilities, as described by the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).

So much of how the world works now depends on data, and how data gets from source to destination quickly and reliably. When most people type a query into a web browser, or turn on an alarm system from their phone, they don’t care how it happens, just that it happens. But if you’re a networking engineer, it’s your job to ensure that the systems that work together to move the data around run smoothly. If you’re just getting started in network engineering, the number of technologies involved may seem overwhelming. In this course, Joli Ballew works through the fundamentals, one step at a time, starting with an examination of the terms necessary to understand basic networking and the packet delivery process, followed by sections on network models, and the most common ports and protocols used in the data delivery process. She also covers hardware considerations, and closes with a detailed look at how the packet delivery process works in both local and remote scenarios.

Explore packet delivery topics like understanding port numbers, establishing a TCP session, and exploring basic IP routing.

Explore the Python 3 standard library. Learn how to take advantage of its built-in modules to calculate statistics, format dates and times, get content from the internet, and more.

Learn to integrate the tidyverse into your R workflow and get new tools for importing, filtering, visualizing, and modeling research and statistical data.

Learn how to use the iterators and data structures in the Standard PHP Library to traverse, filter, and sort data.