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After Effects Version : CC | Files Included : After Effects Project Files | Length : 0:20 | Resolution : 1920x1080
javascript offers great power, but also many opportunities to leave doors open to hackers. Ethical hacking lets you find those open doors before they can be exploited and ensure that your sites and applications stay standing. This course shows how to improve security on your javascript projects using a wide variety of testing tools that provide maximum coverage. Emmanuel Henri starts by showing how to plan your strategy and set up the project in this course. He then shows how to perform reconnaissance using Snyk, GitHub Dependabot, and AppSensor. He also reviews the top eight security threats to javascript apps and websites, including injection, insecure deserialization, and insufficient logging. Finally, he shows how to close these loopholes in hands-on exercises. Make sure to take the challenges issued along the way to test your javascript security prowess.
When things go bad, good programmers are ready. Exception handling allows you to ensure your applications respond to errors with grace. With the right exception handling, your user’s experience will never be disrupted. This course teaches the basics of handling exceptions in the ASP.NET Core framework. Instructor Ervis Trupja starts with an overview of exception handling and then works through the various techniques to catch exceptions in ASP.NET. Learn how to use try-catch-finally to identify and handle errors, using both built-in and custom exception types. Then discover how to handle errors more efficiently with global handlers, and add exception filters to your .NET Core applications to apply global policies to unhandled exceptions.
https://www.linkedin.com/learning/test-automation-with-python-6-elements-and-selectors
Used correctly, Appium and Selenium can be a powerful force for testing web and mobile apps. This course is part of a series from HeadSpin University that walks you through fundamental concepts of software testing, programming, and ultimately UI automation with Appium and Selenium. This course explains how to work with elements and selectors. It begins with how you can start a session and find the web elements that you want to interact with. The course shows you how you can use the browser’s developer tools to determine element selectors and offers useful advice on waiting for and interacting with web elements. Not every interaction you would want to automate involves an element, though. The course concludes with a discussion of some non-element interactions.
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https://www.linkedin.com/learning/c-plus-plus-design-patterns-behavioral
Programmers spend much of their time solving problems, yet they may wind up solving the same problems over and over again. In C++, design patterns can help programmers save their valuable time with classes of programming problems that have similar solutions. Once developers learn these patterns, they can write software more efficiently and make more deliberate software designs. In this course, instructor Shaun Wassell goes in-depth on behavioral design patterns. Shaun begins by explaining design patterns in general and behavioral design patterns in particular. For each behavioral design pattern discussed in this course, he covers the basic idea behind the pattern, what the pattern looks like in code, some real-world examples of how you could use the pattern, and the pattern’s benefits and tradeoffs. Shaun concludes by showing you how some of these behavioral patterns can be combined and some of the benefits and drawbacks of doing so.
