Infinite scrolling is a web-design technique that loads content continuously as the user scrolls down the page, eliminating the need for pagination. This technique popular is used on many websites and this course will show you how to build one yourself from scratch.

Integrate the Microsoft Graph API in your javascript applications and harness a rich source of organizational information and functionality such as Mail, Calendars, Users, Groups, Applications, and a lot more. Any serious application integrating with Office 365 has to integrate with Microsoft Graph. Given the multitudes of ways to integrate, it is non-trivial to make it happen. Enlisting the approach of defining the problem, explaining the concept, and providing a usable solution, the author teaches the viewer by example. The video is succinct, bypassing marketing fluff to get to the usable code that you can start using right away

Video course on the music editor MuseScore

Learn how to design a website with all the tools and flexibility you need, and then prototype that website so your clients and collaborators can see exactly how it will work. It's all possible with Adobe XD.

Looking to create great video content without a big budget or a lot of experience? You don't have to look much further than your iPhone. Mobile devices have transformed video production, making it possible to capture new angles and perspectives without a large crew or lots of additional equipment. This course teaches you the fundamentals of shooting great-looking video with an iPhone.

Have you ever tried to take a picture of a jaw-dropping landscape only to have the sky be washed out and overexposed or the ground be dark and without detail. Until now, HDR was the only option to get detail across highlights, midtones, and shadows but would often lead to exaggerated effects and unrealistic images.

After creating a mesh, in this case a mechanical Dreadnought, it's not enough to simple have a greyscale model...now comes texturing! Texturing models can be a daunting task because there are so many tools/programs geared towards creating texturing that are stylized or physically based, it can be confusing. Photoshop, a standard in texturing, is the simplest, most direct method to create first a colour base and then add details, via masks, to the colours for better realism.