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  1. Mar 2020
    1. Emotional Intelligence at Work from Coventry University

      good

    2. Attending a Networking Event from University of Washington Preparing to Network in English from University of Washington Communication Strategies for a Virtual Age from University of Toronto Communicating Effectively: How to Inspire and Convince from Delft University of Technology Effective Business Communication from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Crafting Realities: Work, Happiness, and Meaning from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore

      good

    3. Conducting an Informational Interview 

      good

    4. Developing Your Educational Leadership and Management Vision from University of Newcastle

      good

    5. Understanding and Teaching Evolution fr

      good

    6. Financial Accounting from Modern States Information Systems f

      good

    7. Assessment for Learning

      good

    8. Data Analysis in Social Science—Assessing Your Knowledge from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Capstone Exam in Statistics and Data Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      good

    9. Fundamentals of Pharmacology from Ohio State University Drugs, drug use, drug policy and health from University of Geneva Biohacking Your Brain’s Health from Emory University

      good

    10. Fighting HIV with Antiretroviral Therapy: Implementing the Treat-All Approach from Columbia University

      good

    11. Principles of Service Management 

      good

    12. The Importance of Project Management in the Global Construction Industry

      good

    13. Agile Solutions for Greater Innovation from University System of Maryland Agile Leadership Principles f

      good

    14. Data Analysis for Decision Making from University System of Maryland Applied Scrum for Project Management 

      good

    15. SMEs and Digital Engagement fr

      good

    16. SMEs and New Markets: Trade, the Chinese Powerhouse and Online Opportunities from Deakin University

      good

    17. Finance for Startups from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

      good

    18. ulture of Services: Paradox of Customer Relations from Kyoto University

      good

    19. Intelligence Tools for the Digital Age from IE Business School Social and Digital Media Analytics from

      good

    20. Risk Management in Banking and Financial Markets Professional Certificate Exam from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Money & Debt Markets: Concepts, Instruments, Risks and Derivatives from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Equity Stock Markets: Concepts, Instruments, Risks and Derivatives from Indian Institute of Management Bangalore

      good

    21. FinTech Security and Regulation (RegTech) from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology FinTech Risk Management from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Market Segmentation Analysis from

      good

    22. Building a Toolkit for Your Sales Process from Northwestern University Sales Pitch and Closing from

      good

    23. Auditing I: Conceptual Foundations of Auditing from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      good

    24. FinTech Law and Policy from Duke University

      good

    25. Improving Your Business Through a Culture of Health from Harvard University Introduction to Systematic Reviews f

      rece

    26. Sta(r)tistics: Statistics for everyone – Applied statis

      good

    27. Introduction to Information Theory from Santa Fe Institute Functions and Iterations from Santa Fe Institute Introduction to Renormalization 

      good

    28. Automated Reasoning: satisfiability from EIT Digital Random Walks 

      good

    29. Introduction to Probability from Harvard University Differential Equations: Fourier Series and Partial Differential Equations from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Probability – The Science of Uncertainty and Data from Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      good

    30. The Power of Podcasting for Storytelling from University of Wollongong

      good

    31. Creative Thinking: Techniques and Tools for Success from Imperial College London

      good

    32. Innovation Through Design: Think, Make, Break, Repeat from The University of Sydney

      good

    33. Web Design: Wireframes to Prototypes from California Institute of the Arts UX Design Fundamentals from California Institute of the Arts Visual Elements of User Interface Design fr

      good

    34. Lean Research Skills for Conducting Interviews from Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      good

    35. Basics of Network Security from Coventry University An Introduction to Cryptography from Coventry University

      good

    36. Advanced Algorithmics and Graph Theory with Python from Institut Mines-Télécom

      good

    37. Fundamentals of Machine Learning from Santa Fe Institute Introduction to FinTech from The University of Hong Kong FinTech Ethics and Risks from The University of Hong Kong Blockchain and FinTech: Basics, Applications, and Limitations from The University of Hong Kong DDoS Attacks and Defenses from University of Colorado System Cloud Computing Security from University of Colorado System

      good

    38. Linux Basics: The Command Line Interface from Dartmouth

      good

    39. IoT (Internet of Things) Wireless & Cloud Computing Emerging Technologies from Yonsei University

      good

    40. Machine Learning with Python: from Linear Models to Deep Learning from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Blockchain Technology from University of California, Berkeley Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies from University of California, Berkeley Introduction to Machine Learning from Duke University Introduction to Computer Programming from University of London International Programmes How Computers Work from University of London International Programmes IT Infrastructure and Emerging Trends from University of Minnesota

      good

    41. The Art of Structural Engineering: Vaults from Princeton University

      good

    42. Kotlin for Java Developers from JetBrains

      good

    43. Web Accessibility for Developers from Ryerson University

      good

    44. Competitive Programmer’s Core Skills from Saint Petersburg State University

      good

    45. Multiplatform Mobile App Development with React Native

      good

    46. Front-End Web Development with React fro

      good

    47. Concurrency in Go from University of California, Irvine Getting Started with Go from University of California, Irvine Computing in Python I: Fundamentals and Procedural Programming from Georgia Institute of Technology Computing in Python IV: Objects & Algorithms from Georgia Institute of Technology Computing in Python III: Data Structures from Georgia Institute of Technology Computing in Python II: Control Structures f

      good

    48. CS50’s Web Programming with Python and JavaScript from Harvard University Functions, Methods, and Interfaces in Go from University of California, Irvine

      good

    49. CS50’s Mobile App Development with React Native

      good

    50. Agile for Project Control fro

      good

  2. Jan 2019
  3. Oct 2018
    1.   render () {    return (      <ProviderA>        <ProviderB>          <div className='stuff'>some other content</div>          <div className='nested element'>            <MyComponent c="3" />          </div>        </ProviderB>      </ProviderA>    )
      1. There is child context which contains data to be defined in the context

      2. Now there is context object in React, which is created using combination of React.createContext and the childContextData as follows

      const contextA = React.createContext(childContext)

      1. Now third step is to create provider for the context created above, it is called contextProvider and it is created as follows

      it is actually a wrapper component, it just wraps the code or component inside the Context.Provider Component and passes the childContext as value prop to the ContextProvider Component

      so ContextProvider is actually a component created by wrapping the props.children inside ({children}) => ( <ContextA.Provider value={childContexA}> {children} </ContextA.Provider> )

      My Compononent is the component where we want to access the properties defined in context

      we can access those properties defined in context inside the MYComponent as props if we wrap MyComponent inside withContextAsProvider(ContextA, ContextB, MyComponent)

      &&& &&&& &&&& wrap the usage of MyComponent inside the ContextProvider created above

      as shown in example

  4. Mar 2018
    1. \b\w+(?<!s)\b.

      this regex does not work with \b, remove \b from regex in order to make it work with Python 3.6

  5. Jan 2018
  6. Sep 2017
    1. It adds metadata to the class that makes the directive's highlightColor property available for binding.

      so basically @Input decorator makes the property available for binding, in this case, for property highlightColor

  7. Jul 2017
  8. developer.mozilla.org developer.mozilla.org
    1. This page http://bfo.com/products/report/docs/tags/tags/link.html says that we can link font files in html using link attribute,

      I want to ask this to mdn community if it is possible, for the case when @font-face is not supported

  9. Jun 2017
    1. can someone write the abstract of this post. For me its not clear what actually does the author want to say

  10. May 2017
    1. some abstract point from this article

      1. mobile application also access servers on network and some of them do not properly check certificates and thus man in middle attack can succeed
      2. when man in middle relays certificate on https, then the browsers like chrome and firefox gives us warning that connection is untrusted
    1. sent by the WebSocket object

      whom does the web socket, send message to?

    2. interactive communication

      Wow, websocket makes it possible for browser to chat with server

    1. Service workers only run over HTTPS, for security reasons.

      what is that security reason, can someone say so that a layman can understand

    2. It is designed to be fully async; as a consequence, APIs such as synchronous XHR and localStorage can't be used inside a service worker.

      It is designed to be fully async; as a consequence, APIs such as synchronous XHR and localStorage can't be used inside a service worker.<br> can someone put light on above sentence, what is that special thing in async that localstorage cannot be used

    3. in a worker context: it therefore has no DOM

      if it would run in window context, it would have access to DOM

    4. worker

      By worker, you simply understand a feature in browser, that keeps look on events

    1. as our Offline page shows

      I wasted time trying to understand this offline page, please do not waste time to understand its architecture just focus on current service worker page