Author: Manuel

Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours (Covers Java 8) 7th Ed

~ Manuel
Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours (Covers Java 8) 7th Ed ***Each chapter is 4.76%*** 0%
**Learning Java**
Building this skill to become a developer
Day Title Date Started Date Completed
WEEK I: The Java Language
1 Getting Started with Java
2 The ABCs of Programming
3 Working with Objects
4 Lists, Logic, and Loops
5 Creating Classes and Methods
6 Packages, Interfaces, and Other Class Features
7 Exceptions and Threads
WEEK II: The Java Class Library
8 Data Structures
9 Working with Swing
10 Building a Swing Interface
11 Arranging Components on a User Interface
12 Responding to User Input
13 Creating Java2D Graphics
14 Developing Swing Applications
WEEK III: Java Programming
15 Working with Input and Output
16 Using Inner Classes and Closures
17 Communicating Across the Internet
18 Accessing Databases with JDBC 4.2 and Derby
19 Reading and Writing RSS Feeds
20 XML Web Services
21 Writing Android Apps with Java

Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours 8th Edition

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Teach Yourself Java in 24 Hours (Covering Java 9) 8th Ed ***Each chapter is 4.17%*** 0%
**Learning Java**
Building this skill to become a developer
Ch. Page Title Date Started Date Completed
PART I GETTTING STARTED
1 3 Becoming a Programmer
2 13 Writing Your Frist Program
3 27 Vacationing in Java
4 41 Understanding How Java Programs Work
PART II LEARNING THE BASICS OF PROGRAMMING
5 53 Storing and Changing Information in a Program
6 71 Using strings to Communicate
7 83 Using Conditional Tests to Make Decisions
8 99 Repeating an Action with Loops
PART III WORKING WITH INFORMATION IN NEW WAYS
9 111 Storing Information with Arrays
10 125 Creating Your Frist Object
11 141 Describing What Your Object Is Like
12 159 Making the Most of Existing Objects
PART IV MOVING INTO ADVANCED TOPICS
13 173 Storing Objects in Data Structures
14 187 Handling Errors in a Program
15 203 Creating a Threaded Program
16 221 Using Inner Classes and Closures
PART V PROGRAMMING A GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
17 237 Building a Simple User Interface
18 259 Laying Out a User Interface
19 273 Responding to User Input
PART VI WRITING INTERNET APPLICATIONS
20 291 Reading and Writing Files
21 309 Using Java 9’s New HTTP Client
22 325 Creating Java2D Graphics
23 341 Creating Minecraft Mods with Java
24 375 Writing Android Apps

HTML5 and CSS3

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HTML5 and CSS3 (978-0-9874674-9-2) 2nd Ed 03/2015 ***Each chapter is 8.33%*** 1%
**Building my Front-end foundation**
Building skills to become a Front-End Web Developer
Ch. Page Title Date Started Date Completed
1 1 Introducing HTLM5 and CSS3 11/19/2018 11/19/2018
2 13 Markup, HTML5 Style
3 39 More HTML5 Sematics
4 63 HTML5 Forms
5 99 HTML5 Video and Audio
6 129 Introducing CSS3
7 157 Gradients and Multiple Backgrounds
8 185 Transforms and Transitions
9 213 Embedded Fonts and Multicolumn Layouts
10 241 Flexbox and Media Queries
11 265 Geolocation, Offline Web Apps, and Web Storage
12 305 Canvas, SVG, and Drag and Drop

Microsoft Training (Exam 70-461) * 2012

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Microsoft Training Kit ***Each chapter is 6.66%*** 1%

11/19/2018: Delay. Lack knowledge. Looking at other learning material and will return to this once up to par.

**Using this training for Exam 70-761**
Micorosoft Training Kit (Exam 70-461)
Chapter Title Date Started Date Completed
1 Chapter 1 Foundations of Querying 11/06/2018
2 Chapter 2 Getting Started with the SELECT Statement
3 Chapter 3 Filtering and Sorting Data
4 Chapter 4 Combining Sets
5 Chapter 5 Grouping and Windowing
6 Chapter 6 Querying Full-Text Data
7 Chapter 7 Querying and Managing XML Data
8 Chapter 8 Creating Tables and Enforcing Data Integrity
9 Chapter 9 Designing and Creating Views, Inline Functions,
and Synonyms
10 Chapter 10 Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data
11 Chapter 11 Other Data Modification Aspects
12 Chapter 12 Implementing Transactions, Error Handling, and
Dynamic SQL
13 Chapter 13 Designing and Implementing T-SQL Routines
14 Chapter 14 Using Tools to Analyze Query Performance
15 Chapter 15 Implementing Indexes and Statistics
15 Chapter 16 Understanding Cursors, Sets, and Temporary Tables
15 Chapter 17 Understanding Further Optimization Aspects

Operating System Concepts Essentials

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Operating System Concepts Essentials ***Each chapter is 6.66%*** 4.5%
Operating System Concepts Essentials
Chapter Title Date Started Date Completed
Part One – Overview
1 Chapter 1 Introduction 11/01/2018
2 Chapter 2 Operating-System Structure
Part Two – Process Management
3 Chapter 3 Processes
4 Chapter 4 Threads
5 Chapter 5 Process Synchronization
6 Chapter 6 CPU Scheduling
Part Three – Memory Management
7 Chapter 7 Main Memory
8 Chapter 8 Virtual Memory
Part Four – Storage Management
9 Chapter 9 Mass-Storage Structure
10 Chapter 10 File-System Interface
11 Chapter 11 File-System Implementation
12 Chapter 12 I/O Systems
Part Five – Protection and Security
13 Chapter 13 Protection
14 Chapter 14 Security
Part Six – Case Studies
15 Chapter 15 The Linux System
A Appendix A BSD Unix
B Appendix B The Mach System

Progress Bar Plugin

~ Manuel

Progress Bar Plugin

Download plugin and install it and activate it, if you want to set default options, go to Plugins menu > WP Progress Bar.
Progress Bar Shortcode

Just use this shortcode:

[wp_progress_bar text=”Photoshop” pc=”90″]
Now your “Photoshop” skill will be “90%”.

Shortcode Attributes

  1. text=”” enter your text, for example: text=”Photoshop”, default is none.
  2. text_color=”” enter text color code, for example: text_color=”#ff0″, default is white #fff.
  3. background=”” enter wrap background color, for example: background=”#ff0″, default is #eee.
  4. progress_color=”” enter progress color, for example: progress_color=”#ff0″, default is #bbb.
  5. pc=”” enter percentage, for example: pc=”90″, default is 0%.
  6. width=”” enter wrap width size, for example: width=”200″, default is 100%.
  7. bottom=”” enter wrap margin bottom value, for example: bottom=”15″, default is 30px.