Node.js is a powerful tool for controlling servers, building web applications, and creating event-driven programs. And it takes javascript—a language familiar to all web developers—out of the browser. With Node.js, you can build applications that run on your laptop or even the cloud. Learn the essentials of Node.js and start creating your own javascript applications in this introductory training course.

Oracle Database 12c is the world's leading relational database management system. In this course, Oracle certified instructor and consultant David Yahalom provides an overview of this powerful database, focusing on those brand new to the software.

Keeping the information in an Oracle database safe from failure is one of the most important tasks of a successful Oracle DBA. In this course, Oracle instructor and consultant David Yahalom covers the theoretical concepts as well as the practical knowledge required to design and implement bulletproof Oracle backup and recovery strategies.

There are over 2 million iOS apps available in the App Store, but less than 1% work on the Apple Watch. This underserved market is a great opportunity for Apple developers. Learn how to use your existing skills—plus the tools in Xcode 9 and watchOS 4—to create apps for Apple Watch.

Autodesk Revit boasts powerful tools that allow you to efficiently plan and manage your projects, and visualize your designs. In this course, discover how to use Revit during the interior design process. Instructor Brian Myers demonstrates how to organize your project browser, assign finishes to rooms, and create new materials and custom wall types. He also shows how to model Revit families; create furniture such as tables and sofas; create a casework family; create, view, and finalize design options; and more.

Are you familiar with Autodesk products, but new to programming? If so, this course can help you get up to speed with the basics of .NET programming, and how these concepts can be applied to AutoCAD. Here, instructor Josh Modglin shows how to work with the AutoCAD .NET application program interface (API) and the Visual Basic .NET programming language to create a plugin—which is a module that loads into AutoCAD to extend its functionality. Josh also shares more detailed explanations of the underlying principles of Visual Basic .NET, and demonstrates how to further develop the functionality of your plugin.

Rigging a biped is a complex task, but it's still one of the most commonplace types of animations you'll be expected to know how to do.

Topcis covered: - Modern and basic javascript concepts with a focus on functional methods - The elements of a full stack and options for each - The basics of Node as a web server and framework options - Node as an API server - Communicating with databases from Node - Node tools to work with React -

Whether you are a complete beginner* or an experienced programmer, this course will be massively beneficial to you. By the end of this course you will be advanced in skills such as HTML, CSS, PHP, JQuery, javascript and MySQL. These skills are 100% essential to anyone who wants to one day work as a developer for a company such as Google, Facebook or Microsoft. To have these skills on your portfolio/resumé will make you highly desirable to potential employers as it proves that you have an understanding of all aspects of web development.

Discover how to efficiently take a model from Autodesk Revit into Autodesk 3ds Max. In this course, Adam Crespi goes beyond basic exporting and importing to show a streamlined workflow that optimizes Revit models for flexibility in rendering and design with 3ds Max. As part of this workflow, Adam covers optimizing a Revit model for export, breaking up large meshes, and best practices for export. In 3ds Max, he discusses importing a Revit model, applying smoothing groups, adjusting UV coordinates, integrating substances, fine-tuning materials, and creating test renderings.