Brandon Atkinson

Create generic pipelines to reduce your overall DevOps workload and allow your team to deliver faster. This book helps you get up to speed on the pros and cons of generic pipeline methodology, and learn to combine shell scripts and Docker to build generic pipelines.In today’s world of micro-services and agile practices, DevOps teams need to move as fast as feature teams. This can be extremely challenging if you’re creating multiple pipelines per application or tech stack. What if your feature teams could utilize a generic pipeline that could build, test, and deploy any application, regardless of tech stack? What if that pipeline was also cloud and platform agnostic? Too good to be true? Well think again! Generic Pipelines Using Docker explores the principles and implementations that allow you to do just that. You will learn from real-world examples and reusable code. After reading this book you will have the knowledge to build generic pipelines that any team can use. What You'll Learn Explore the pros and cons of generic pipeline methodologyCombine shell scripts and Docker to build a generic pipelineImplement a pipeline across CI/CD platformsBuild a pipeline that lends itself well to both centralized and federated DevOps teamsConstruct a modular pipeline with components that can be added, removed, or replaced as needed Who This Book Is ForProfessionals who use DevOps or are part of a DevOps team, and are seeking ways to streamline their pipelines and drive more deployments while using less code

The content and screenshots in this book are based on SharePoint 2013. The techniques shown can also be applied to SharePoint 2016.Custom SharePoint Solutions with HTML and JavaScript shows you how to build and customize SharePoint solutions to suit a wide range of business needs. You don't need a background in Microsoft technologies; you’ll learn how to rapidly build and customize sites entirely on the front end, starting with out-of-the-box features and extending them with HTML and JavaScript code. The book starts with an introduction to working with SharePoint on the front end, and how this can help you avoid common pitfalls associated with deploying custom code on the server. You’ll start by using SharePoint’s browser-based tools to place and manipulate out-of-the-box web parts on a page. Then learn to inject some simple HTML and JavaScript to manipulate these web parts, and use JSLink to rapidly style and manipulate data in the List web part. You'll also see examples of how to build your own custom web parts using HTML, JavaScript and CSS.For those who want to dive deeper into JavaScript on SharePoint, chapters cover working directly with built-in JavaScript methods and properties and the JavaScript object model (JSOM), and how to work with the powerful new REST API, which gives you the ultimate flexibility over what you do with your data. Whatever your background, whether it's web development, working with SharePoint on the server side, or if you're a SharePoint user looking to learn new skills, Custom SharePoint Solutions with HTML and JavaScript will show you how to get what you want from SharePoint, quickly and reliably.

Assess your readiness for Exam 70-489, Developing Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013 Adanced Solutions, and quickly identify where you need to focus and practice. This practical, streamlined guide walks readers through each exam objective, providing "need to know" checklists, review questions, exam tips, and links to further study - all designed to help evaluate and bolster exam candidates' preparation. Readers will discover considerations for planning and designing SharePoint sites, implementing authorization and authentication, accessing and managing data, implementing SharePoint solutions, implementing the user experience and information architecture, creating business processes, and creating SharePoint apps. Candidates for this exam are typically technical leads with at least four years of SharePoint and web development experience. The candidates are responsible for designing custom code for projects that are deployed to or interact with SharePoint environments. The minimally qualified candidate typically has experience: selecting an appropriate approach and building customizations in SharePoint planning and implementing solution packaging, deployment, and upgrading identifying SharePoint data and content structures for customizations performing diagnostics and debugging planning and designing applications for scalability and performance identifying and mitigating performance issues of customizations understanding authentication and authorization working with Windows PowerShell The typical candidate usually also has familiarity with SharePoint capabilities and with Online Services such as Windows Azure and SharePoint Online as well as developing Office client apps.

A friendly, tutorial style book, which will help you learn your way through creating a live storefront with nopCommerce in a step-by-step manner. Getting Started with nopCommerce is for anyone who wants to sell products online using nopCommerce. If you are a non-technical person and are discouraged by the complexity of this powerful e-commerce application, then this book is for you.