MEAN (Mongo-Express-Angular-Node) Full Stack JavaScript Development (Part I)
Discover the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js) and learn how these four JavaScript technologies work together to build full stack web apps.
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Discover the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS and Node.js) and learn how these four JavaScript technologies work together to build full stack web apps.
Learn the tools:xxxxx attributes in Android: design-time helpers like tools:ignore, context, layout and listitem that make building your layouts easier.
Learn how multitasking works in Java with threads. Step-by-step examples using the Thread class and the Runnable interface, with a supermarket checkout demo.
Learn what Android's inflate() method really does, the difference between inflating and attaching Views, and how to use it in Fragments, Dialogs and Adapters.
Learn how to customize, export and share a code formatting style in Eclipse for Java and PHP so your whole team writes clean, consistent code.
Learn how interfaces work in Java and how they take polymorphism a step further than abstract classes, with a practical example of a football team.
Learn what polymorphism is in Java and how it works in object-oriented programming, with abstract classes, method overriding and a football team example.
Learn what inheritance is in object-oriented programming and how it works in Java, using extends, protected and super with a clear, practical example.
Android SDK update failing with a 'folder failed to be renamed or moved' warning? Learn why it happens and two simple ways to fix it.
Learn how to use the Java Map interface with examples: HashMap, TreeMap and LinkedHashMap, their key methods, iterators and working with your own objects.
Learn how Vagrant and Puppet let you build portable, reproducible development environments with PHP, MySQL and MongoDB, so your whole team works the same way.
Learn why uncertainty is built into every innovation process, the 8 factors that create it, and the sources of information that help reduce risk.