Follows a hands-on approach and offers practical lessons and tutorials related to Ruby. Includes detailed tutorials meant for beginners to Ruby. Explains how to create individual websites using Ruby programming.

The book follows a hand-on approach and offers practical lessons and tutorials related to UI mockups and wireframes.

covers the diverse Sketch extensions' ecosystem, with special attention to both official and community plugins, assistants and integrations. offers a brief overview of every single plugin or integration to Sketch released

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What Will You Learn: The what, why and how behind a variety of JavaScript Node frameworks, including Polymer, Aurelia, Svelte, and more. How to choose the right Node framework for different types of project How to ensure server-side optimization is done correctly, even if you are not a server admin Guide to JS tools such as Gulp, Grunt and npm

Short and comprehensive text on how to master python Perfect for beginners or experts who need a refresher

Have you ever considered how these visuals and games are shown in a web browser? What technology is at the heart of it? Of course, employing HTML and CSS alone will not be sufficient. Three.js is a free JavaScript toolkit for displaying images, 3D, and 2D objects in web browsers that enables you to render graphics and 3D objects on a canvas in the web browser using your GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). Conquering JavaScript: Three.js helps the reader master the Three.js framework for faster and robust development. The book is a detailed guide that will help developers and coders do more with Three.js. It covers the basics in brief, and then moves on to more advanced and detailed exercises to help readers quickly gain the required knowledge. Key Features: Examines JavaScript specific content, with emphasis on graphics libraries. Discusses using Three.js for animated graphic creation. Provides code optimization tips and solutions. This book is a valuable reference for Three.js developers as well as those involved in game development, mobile apps, progressive applications, and now even desktop apps.

Provides industry specific case-based examples. Discusses visual implementation of d3.js for project work. Emphasizes how to write clean and maintainable code.

If you want to build websites, understanding Bootstrap will save you a lot of time and effort. Bootstrap is a user-friendly CSS framework that allows developers to create mobile-friendly and responsive websites. Bootstrap is the most widely used framework for creating mobile-first, responsive websites. It fixes a number of issues that we experienced previously, including cross-browser compatibility. Today, webpages are optimized for all browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome, to name but a few) and screen sizes (desktop, tablets, phablets, and phones). Regardless of project size, Bootstrap provides a solid foundation for any website. It includes Reboot, which is based on Normalize.css and aids with the smoothing out of browser disparities for various page elements. Bootstrap also has fantastic typography. Checkboxes, radio buttons, choose choices, and other basic HTML form elements have been restyled to give them a more modern look. Bootstrap's scope extends beyond online app design to include devices, allowing for a more seamless user experience. CSS, reusable segments, and JavaScript portions are some of its key characteristics. It has a much clearer design, JavaScript tools, and CSS, among many other capabilities that front-end developers employ. In short, when it comes to UI, the scope is enormous. Key Features: * A step-by-step approach to problem-solving and skill development * A quick run-through of the basic concepts, in the form of a "Crash Course" * An advanced, hands-on core concepts, with a focus on real-world problems * An industry-level coding paradigm, practice-oriented explanatory approach * A special emphasis on writing clean and optimized code, with additional chapters focused on coding methodology

Mastering NativeScript helps readers master the NativeScript framework for faster and more robust mobile app development. Mobile devices have progressed from a mere means of communication to becoming a critical business tool in recent years. People are increasingly glued to their smartphones as technology advances at breakneck speed. The significance of mobile app development cannot be overstated. And when it comes to mobile app development, NativeScript is a hot topic. NativeScript was introduced by Telerik, and it allows you to develop truly native apps for iOS and Android under a single code base using JavaScript or TypeScript, XML, and a subset of CSS. The charm of NativeScript is that it enables us to code once for multiple platforms (iOS 7.1 and Android 4.1), simultaneously sharing code amongst them while still allowing developers to add platform-specific instructions with flawless execution. As a result, you may release an app for both platforms using a single code base. NativeScript is comprised of three parts: a JavaScript (JS) virtual machine, a runtime, and a bridge module. The JS virtual machine is used for interpretation and execution of JavaScript code. The bridge module then converts the calls to platform-specific API calls and returns the outcome to the caller. NativeScript is a very appealing paradigm, and is rising in popularity as we speak. It can be used to construct practically any program, including communication apps (news and social networking), gaming applications (Chess, Tic-Tac-Toe, Pinball), and chat apps. It can also handle maps and geolocation apps. With Mastering NativeScript, learning NativeScript becomes straightforward, which will undoubtedly help readers advance their careers. The Mastering Computer Science series is edited by Sufyan bin Uzayr, a writer and educator with over a decade of experience in the computing field.

Mastering C# Beginner's Guide will take you, step by step, through the process of learning one of the best programming languages out there. Mastering C# takes the language to the next level by promoting the ability to cleanly run programs that don't rely on static type definitions. Carefully selected C# examples illustrate all concepts. Mastering C# also aims to cover the fundamentals of programming.C#.

Install and set up your Rails development environment Go beyond generated code to build Rails applications from scratch Effectively use the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern Master the Ruby programming skills all Rails developers need Define high-quality site layouts and data models Add social features and navigate Asynchronous Javascript and XML (Ajax)

covers the diverse Sketch extensions' ecosystem, with special attention to both official and community plugins, assistants and integrations. offers a brief overview of every single plugin or integration to Sketch released

Detailed tutorials meant for beginners to Unreal Engine At-length discussion of Unreal Engine architecture to help build robust knowledge. Special focus on game programming on Unreal Engine

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