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RubyTapas

RubyTapas is for the busy Ruby or Rails developer who is ready to reach the next level of code mastery. Short, focused screencasts twice a week will introduce you to a wide variety of intermediate to advanced Ruby concepts and techniques, Object-Oriented design principles, testing practices, refactoring skills, and much more

Kubernetes on AWS: Tutorial and Best Practices for Deployment

If you're looking for information on how to get started with Kubernetes on AWS Cloud, you've come to the right place. In this document we will share with you what we've learned over the years and what we recommend for setting up and running Kubernetes on AWS. We'll provide you with useful resources, both practical and theoretical, so that you can avoid some of the pitfalls along the way.

Learn and Practice CSS Properties

There are more than 500 CSS properties but the browsers only support around 300+ properties. That's why we have prepared the list of 300 CSS properties with values which the current browsers support. This is not just a list. You can explore and practice each property.

EF Core Tutorial

In these series of EF Core Tutorial you will learn how to use this O/RM in your application and create database rich web applications and websites.

Unix/Linux/BSD Commands Cheat Sheet

This document is a collection of Unix/Linux/BSD commands and tasks which are useful for IT work or for advanced users. This is a practical guide with concise explanations, however the reader is supposed to know what s/he is doing.

Spark Screencasts (Youtube)

In this screencast, we (1) take a quick tour of the documentation available for Spark users online, (2) download and build Spark on a local machine (running OS X, but should be a similar process for Linux or Unix), and (3) Introduce the API using the Spark interactive shell to explore a file.

A beginners guide to thinking in SQL

If you're anything like me, SQL is one of those things that may look easy at first (it reads just like regular english!), but for some reason you can't help but google the correct syntax for every silly query. Then, you get to joins, aggregation, and subqueries and everything you read just seems like gibberish.

Intro to Tensorflow

This video is all about building a handwritten digit image classifier in Python in under 40 lines of code (not including spaces and comments). We'll use the popular library TensorFlow to do this.

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