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Python training | 5 Common Mistakes made by Python Beginners

01/11/2017: Python training programs are high in demand, and people everywhere are trying to learn the ins and outs of the language to take advantage of the great job opportunities. Often times programmers attempt to learn the language on their own, but it can often be quite challenging to get used to the simple differences between Python and other languages. Here are some of the common mistakes beginners to Python and programming in general tend to make. Forgetting to use a colon at the end of a conditional statement E.g. if num == 5 print (‘num is equal to 5’) For those new to Python or to programming...

Python course | Why Python is being used for search engines

01/11/2017: What is Python? Python courses are quite popular, this is because python is a clear and powerful object oriented programming language that runs on all platforms. Due to the simplicity of the language and the countless applications of its built-in functions, Python has simplified the ability to retrieve and manipulate data from the web. As a result, there has been a surplus in the use of Python for web development, specifically for search engines. This is made evident when looking at Organisations Using Python page, which includes both Google and Ultraseek. The concept behind a basic search...

C++ : Find out why this old favourite is making a comeback ?

23/10/2017: Debates on the present state of C++ in the programming world divide the participants into two camps: some dislike C++ and predict it's imminent death, while others believe that it will persist as it has before. I'd say the truth lies somewhere in the middle, but that would mean that C++'s condition is kind of uncertain, like it was between the releases of C++03 and C++11. But it's not actually so. How so? Let's try to figure this out. Is it the beginning of the end? Nothing of the kind. Sure, C++ is probably not as popular as C# and Java among beginner programmers, and industry giants...

Biztalk training course London | 3 Reasons to Learn Biztalk

12/10/2017: Microsoft recently released the public road map that gives the holistic approach to Integration and the key product offerings that contribute to Microsoft Integration strategy. They promised to keep this document updated regularly and put references to various assets across the integration stack. You can download the Microsoft Integration Roadmap document here https://aka.ms/integrationroadmap This is a great move from Microsoft, which will help customers, partners and ISV’s to make their future investments accordingly. Key points from the Roadmap 1.0 Continued commitment to BizTalk Server....

Angular training courses | 7 Reasons to Learn Angular

05/10/2017: Back in March 2014, the Angular team dropped a bomb by announcing Angular 2 and everyone started yelling. Instead of an evolutionary step forward, the proposal was too revolutionary for its time. As with every revolution, the promise was to break from the past and build а bright new future. The problem was that it was early 2014 and no one was ready: ES6 was one year away from standardization; AtScript sounded too exotic; two-way data binding was really needed for data over forms apps. But most of all backwards compatibility was really a must for such a popular and widely used framework....

MVC Training : MVC is now in ASP.NET Core 1.0

05/10/2017: MVC The Model View Controller (MVC) architectural pattern has a long history (together with its variants) and has been used in many languages and is encompassed by a number of frameworks (Smalltalk; PHP Zend Framework; Java Swing; etc.). ASP.NET Core 1 provides Microsoft's latest version of a MVC architecture for Web Applications. The main benefits of MVC revolve around the seperation of concerns, namely, the separation of Models (Data - Domain objects); Views (which the 'user' sees) and Controllers (which respond to user input). Separation of concerns has many benefits including testability;...

Application Security training courses | 4 Reasons to gain secure coding skills

03/10/2017: Traditionally Cyber security has been associated mainly with penetrating networks and infrastructure. Now a more subtle level of attack needs to be considered if we are to properly protect our corporate and client systems; Application level attack. As attackers become more sophisticated, Organisations must also look at whether their web applications (be it Java, .NET, PHP....) are coded with security in mind. If not, it is only a matter of time before they will be exposed. Developers can be quite protective about their applications and quality of code, but time and again we see "secure"...

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