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The document discusses Python software tools including Virtualenv, Buildout, bpython, SQLAlchemy, doctests, Pyramid, and PyCharm. It provides descriptions of each tool, how they relate to each other, and how to install and use them. Key points include that Virtualenv isolates Python environments, Buildout automates software installation, SQLAlchemy is an ORM, Pyramid is a web framework, and PyCharm is an IDE.
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Dopo una breve introduzione ad Openshift ed alla sua architettura, questa presentazione mostra come:
* fare il setup di applicazioni su OpenShift
* utilizzare OpenShift come tool di DevOps
* implementare application promotion e strategie di deployment avanzate utilizzando l'integrazione con Git e Jenkins
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OpenShift Origin is the most important opensource Platform-as-a-Service. Based on Kubernetes and Docker, it contains a lot of add-ons and integrations with other software components that simplify the DevOps practices.
After an introduction on OpenShift and its architecture, this presentation describes:
* how to setup an application on OpenShift
* how to use OpenShift as a DevOps tool
* how to implement application promotion and advanced deployment strategies using the native integration with Git and Jenkins
Presentation language: ItalianPython Dependency Management - PyconDE 2018
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Meet, Greet, and Explore Agentic AI with UiPath Scotland
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After a long break, we're excited to reconnect and reignite our community. Join us for this engaging 'Meet & Greet' event, where you'll have the opportunity to connect with fellow RPA enthusiasts, industry professionals, and AI innovators.
In this introductory session, we'll delve into the fascinating world of agentic AI, exploring how AI-powered agents are revolutionizing automation by bringing intelligence, autonomy, and decision-making capabilities to RPA workflows.
? What to expect:
Networking opportunities with the UiPath Community in Scotland
A clear and engaging introduction to agentic AI
Interactive Q&A session to clarify your questions and ideas
Whether you're an experienced developer, a business leader, or completely new to automation, come along to learn, share, and connect.
Let's innovate together with UiPath Community Scotland!
Speaker/Chapter Leader:
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This session streamed live on April 10, 2025, 14:00 GMT.
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Join UiPath Community Scotland chapter:
? https://community.uipath.com/scotland...New from BookNet Canada for 2025: BNC SalesData and BNC LibraryData
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Read more:
- https://www.booknetcanada.ca/salesdata
- https://booknetcanada.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/UserDocs/pages/53707258/SalesData+Help+Manual
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Strategic planning is emphasized as the cornerstone of sustainable growth. The presentation details how comprehensive market research, rigorous competitor analysis, and a clear product roadmap help align cross-functional teams, from developers and designers to marketing and customer support. Integrated DevOps practices and the adoption of cloud-based architectures further enhance operational efficiency, scalability, and performance. Robust security protocols and compliance measures are also addressed to safeguard data and meet regulatory standards.
A significant portion of the guide is dedicated to leveraging data-driven decision making. Detailed metrics and analytics empower teams to assess user engagement, track product performance, and drive continuous improvements through automation in testing, integration, and deployment. The discussion delves into best practices for managing technical debt, optimizing the development lifecycle, and ensuring that every release adds measurable value. In today¡¯s fast-paced market, the ability to adapt quickly is not optional; it is a necessity that is fostered by iterative testing, proactive customer feedback loops, and strategic risk-taking.
Moreover, this presentation outlines advanced techniques for creating intuitive user experiences (UX), ensuring seamless onboarding, and delivering ongoing customer support that builds trust and enhances loyalty. By merging strategic vision with execution excellence, these best practices offer a comprehensive framework for startups and established enterprises alike, guiding them to achieve long-term success and competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Optimized for both innovation and efficiency, this guide serves as an essential resource for product teams aiming to thrive in the SaaS industry. Whether you are refining an existing product or embarking on a new venture, the practices outlined here will help you navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and drive lasting value for your customers.UiPath Community Dubai: Discover Unified Apps
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This session gives an overview on what are unified apps:
- how one can use this concept to leverage the app development with ease
- how one can have a unified experience of app development and process linking within one integrated platform
- how one can have a unified experience of app development and process linking within one integrated platform
Participants will learn:
- how this approach simplifies workflows & reduces development complexity
- how to ensure seamless process linking across different applications
By leveraging unified apps, organizations can achieve greater efficiency, consistency, and scalability in their app development processes, ultimately fostering a more connected and integrated digital ecosystem.
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Lovely Sinha, UiPath MVP, Manager - Automation Center of Excellence, @Dubai Holding
Harika Mudiam, UiPath MVP, Hyper Automation Consultant @FAB
This session streamed live on April 10, 2025, 19:00 GST.
Check out all our upcoming UiPath Community sessions at
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H2O Generative AI Starter Track introduces you to practical applications of Generative AI using Enterprise h2oGPTe¡ªa secure, flexible, and enterprise-ready platform designed for real-world AI adoption.
Explore core AI concepts, prompt engineering, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and enterprise integration through a structured, hands-on approach.
Use the slides above to follow along and deepen your understanding.
Learn more at:
https://h2o.ai/university/
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Ivanti¡¯s Patch Tuesday breakdown goes beyond patching your applications and brings you the intelligence and guidance needed to prioritize where to focus your attention first. Catch early analysis on our Ivanti blog, then join industry expert Chris Goettl for the Patch Tuesday Webinar Event. There we¡¯ll do a deep dive into each of the bulletins and give guidance on the risks associated with the newly-identified vulnerabilities. AC1-intro-agenda-Agile concepts in an enterprise environment
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Ever wondered how the Internet really works? In this tutorial, we break it all down¡ªfrom how your home or office connects to the wider web, to the role of Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Transit Networks, Peering, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), and Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC).
? You¡¯ll learn about:
? How ISPs interconnect and form transit chains
? What peering is and how it helps reduce latency and cost
? How content like Netflix and Facebook reaches your screen
? Real-world case studies like Swisscom vs Netflix & Init7
? The difference between CDN and MEC¡ªand when each is used
We also explore technical infrastructure using simple diagrams to explain how web servers, app servers, and storage systems come together to deliver your favourite content in real time.
? Whether you¡¯re a student, tech enthusiast, or just curious about how the Internet works behind the scenes¡ªthis video is for you.
? Got questions or insights? Drop them in the comments¡ªwe¡¯d love to hear from you!
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Your organization relies heavily on Microsoft 365 as its¡¯ digital workspace.
However, the use of the cloud has blurred the lines around how your organization¡¯s data is protected. Microsoft provides some data retention capabilities, but whose responsibility is it¡ªMicrosoft¡¯s or yours?
Join 4-time Microsoft Cloud and Datacenter MVP Nick Cavalancia on Thursday, April 10th at 11 AM ET, as he explores the best ways to protect your Microsoft 365 data.CEE Software Development M&A Report 2025
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