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Why JSON Web API is a Viable Option to Simplify Operations in the Forex Market?

Summary:

Forex brokers build API for plenty of reasons such as to create a platform to facilitate both external and internal processes or to craft a third-party tool to streamline business processes. For doing so, JSON could be a viable choice and it’s best to take advantage of its generalized tools and overall support.

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There are clearly various methods of communication between software components, however, API trading has become widely popular in recent times. With a set of protocols and tools for building application software, forex brokers can build custom trading apps, backtest strategies, and automate necessary operations.

The open standard format focuses on shared conventions that help in enhancing productivity. And if you’re involved in the forex industry, you should emphasize automating your business processes and accumulate necessary information regarding JSON web API for superior usability. It is an individual component that can be used by any technology or framework.

This guide will look at JSON API to understand what it is exactly, its benefits, and core concepts. So let’s begin!

What is JSON API?

JSON or JavaScript Object Notation is an encoding scheme that is built to eradicate the need for additional coding for each application to interact with servers in a painless manner. The module includes several sets of data stores and data structures such as bundles, fields, and entity types which may help to communicate with web services comprehensively.

Why Should You Prefer JSON Web API over Core REST API?

Well, there are several benefits, but to name a few:

· It mitigates both the number of requests and the amount of data transferred among clients and servers.

·With the JSON module, you can seamlessly gain comprehensive access to full REST API for every kind of Drupal application.

·JSON API is a zero-configuration platform.

· JSON API examines entity types and bundles to offer URLs to access them using the standard HTTP approaches.

· It can also help control which HTTP methods should be utilized, what HTTP return codes should be delivered under a particular request, the format of the body, and the link between resources.

How Web API can help Streamline Processes in the Forex Industry?

The concept of automation is nothing new but today more and more forex brokers are inclining towards its power through several web applications, servers, and plugins. This could be a feasible way to eradicate manual processes, human errors, and data duplication as far as possible. For successful trading, you need an in-depth knowledge of market scenarios, regions, currency, trading algorithms, pricing, and much more to bring agility and growth.

You might currently be struggling with obsolete systems or a slow integration process, if such is the case, you should consider automating your trading operations with JSON web API. This can defend your business from certain complexities comes along with applications, data model, and service.

Due to lack of transparency, time-consuming operations, irrelevant data generation, and lack of mobility, your business may suffer a lot in today’s dynamic trading marketplace. Thus, it is wise to opt for web APIs to access useful tools and software components to solve business problems and strengthen the decision-making process in the forex industry.

Conclusion:

It is clear by now that JSON web API is a comprehensive set of protocols, tools, and server plugins that can prove to be very helpful in automating business processes and drive positive results in the forex market. With growing competition in the forex trading world, forex brokers need to focus on simplifying their trading operations with automation capabilities to concentrate on what’s more important.

About the Author:

A qualified programming team specialized in providing web applications, trading tools, server plugins, reliable technology, and 24/7 support to MetaTrader 4 brokers, their white labels, and IB’s. The company aims to automate trading processes in the forex market to solve the problems of forex brokers and help them make effective decisions.

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JAMstack, Headless CMS vs Traditional CMS

This article will cover the basics of what a headless CMS actually is. You will learn about the main differences between a headless CMS (eg. Storyblok, Contentful, Prismic, …) - and more traditional CMS like Adobe Experience Manager, Wordpress, and Sitecore.

What is a headless CMS?

A headless CMS is a back-end only content management system (CMS) built from the ground up as a content repository that makes content accessible via a RESTful API for display on any device.

The term “headless” comes from the concept of chopping the “head” (the front end, i.e. the website) off the “body” (the back end, i.e. the content repository). A headless CMS remains with an interface to add content and a RESTful API (JSON, XML) to deliver content wherever you need it. Due to this approach, a headless CMS does not care about how and where your content gets displayed. A headless CMS has only one focus: storing and delivering structured content.

The counterpart of a headless CMS is often called monolithic, regular or coupled CMS and we’re going to use those terms later on.

Let’s have a look at WordPress and their feature set:

A database for the content to read and write to.

An admin interface to let editors manage the content.

An integration of reading and writing.

The actual front-end that combines the data from the database with HTML.

To convert that into a headless CMS we simply remove the feature four from the stack. The head of that CMS - the actual website - was simply chopped off. What still stays is an application that allows content management (Admin UI) and reading (API: combined Integrations). Voila you now have got yourself a headless CMS.

Other than by using a regular/monolithic CMS, one website can’t be built only with a headless CMS. A headless CMS separated the head from its stack and therefore lacks this point by design. Therefore, the developer must craft the website by his- or herself and use the Content Delivery API of the headless CMS to load the content.

Creating the whole website on their own seems like a big task on the list, but by decoupling the CMS from the front-end a developer can choose any technology they are already familiar with and do not need to learn the technology for that specific CMS. Another big bonus is the fact that one developer can also focus on their own work without handling the bugs of an already existing stack of technology - therefore it is easier to optimize pages for googles pagespeed and even relaunch parts of the website without needing to care about the content.

Do I need a headless CMS?

The answer to this question is quite simple, but it won’t help you much: It depends on your requirements. There are use cases where one CMS outstands the other and vice versa. To help you decide, let’s have a look at the benefits really quick:

Use cases for Headless CMS

Build a website with a technology you are familiar with.

Websites, Web apps that use JavaScript frameworks (VueJs, React, Angular)

Websites created with static site generators (Jekyll, Middleman, …)

Native Mobile Apps (iOS, Android, Windows Phone)

Enrich product information on ecommerce sites.

Point is: It is not limited to websites

A headless CMS can deliver your content through an API directly to where you need it. Because of the headless approach the content can be used on an iOS app, Android app as well as any platform and technology you can think of (yes and even a Windows Phone App) and is therefore a powerful option for mobile and web developers.

Many believes JAMstack, PROGRESSIVE WEB APPS, Static Site Generators and Headless CMS are the future!

During the start of the age of the internet, static site were prevalent. You had to know how to write HTML to be called a Web Developer. Back then WordPress didn’t exist. All you had was HTML, CSS and JavaScript, eventually WordPress came and promised a clean interface, no coding skills need and a whole lot of themes/templates which you could edit by yourself through their interface. Since then wordpress has pretty much become an internet ruler along side Google. But now the tide is shifting, will you shift as well.

What is a JAMstack

You can also use JAMstack with headless CMS. The JAMstack allows people to create websites that are simpler, faster, and more secure than other web development methods. Sites created with the JAMstack are delivered by pre-rendering files that are served directly from a CDN, removing the requirement to manage or run web servers.

You may have already seen or worked on a JAMstack site! They do not have to include all attributes of JavaScript, APIs, and Markup. They might be built using by hand, or with Jekyll, Hugo, Nuxt, Next, Gatsby, or another static site generator…

The thing that they all have in common is that they don’t depend on a web server.

JAVASCRIPT

Any dynamic programming during the request/response cycle is handled by JavaScript, running entirely on the client. This could be any front end framework, library, or even vanilla JavaScript. eg Jekyll, Gatsby, Nuxtjs, Nextjs, Hugo, Hexo, Vuejs.

API

All server-side processes or database actions are abstracted into reusable APIs, accessed over HTTPS with JavaScript. These can be custom-built or leverage third-party services. eg GitHub API PI, Vero API, Google sheets API, YouTube API.

MARKUP

Templated markup should be pre-built at deploy time, usually using a site generator for content sites, or a build tool for web apps.

When is your site not built with the JAMstack?

Any project that relies on a tight coupling between client and server is not built with the JAMstack. This would include:

A single page app that uses isomorphic rendering to build views on the server at run time.

A monolithic server-run web app that relies on Ruby, Node, or another backend language.

A site built with a server-side CMS like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, or Squarespace.

Why choose JAMstack?

Better performance – Why wait for pages to build on the fly when you can generate them at deploy time? When it comes to minimizing the time to first byte, nothing beats pre-built files served over a CDN.

Higher Security – With server-side processes abstracted into microservice APIs, surface areas for attacks are reduced. You can also leverage the domain expertise of specialist third-party services. And also with server side CMS you get a larger surface area prone to attack.

Affordable, Easier Scaling – When your deployment amounts to a stack of files that can be served anywhere, scaling is a matter of serving those files in more places. CDNs are perfect for this, and often include scaling in all of their plans.

Better Developer Experience – Loose coupling and separation of controls allow for more targeted development and debugging, and the expanding selection of CMS options for site generators remove the need to maintain a separate stack for content and marketing.

#references : StoryBlok https://www.storyblok.com/tp/headless-cms-explained?_ampify=1&__twitter_impression=true

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People develop APIs for a variety of reasons, such as to create a tool to facilitate internal processes or an external product for customers or to build a third party tool. And for such purpose JSON comes to the rescue. The open standard format JSON follows shared conventions that help in increasing productivity, take advantage of generalized tooling, and focus on the web applications.

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MySQL recorded sessions from September - November 2020

Since Covid situation we are - same as the rest of the world - switching most of our MySQL sessions & workshops to the online word. Below you can find the list of events with MySQL recorded sessions we run during the time from September to end of November and also some interesting videos as well. So, the list below includes publicly available recorded MySQL sessions (or slides only) from conferences end other events we attended.  September 2020: Open Source Conference Hiroshima, September 19, 2020 MySQL Session: "MySQL Update" Speaker: Yoshiaki Yamasaki, the MySQL Principal Solution Engineer URL: Agenda, Recording Zabbix China, Sepbember 25-26, 2020 MySQL Session (translated): “Insight into MySQL performance and troubleshooting methods” Speaker: Ivan Ma, the MySQL Principal Solution Engineer URL: Agenda, Recording MySQL User Group Session, September 28, 2020 MySQL Session: "Introducing MySQL GIS feature" Speaker: Yoshiaki Yamasaki, the MySQL Principal Solution Engineer URL: OSC Hiroshima Agenda, Recording October 2020: Oracle Developer Live MySQL (Americas), October 13, 2020 On the link above you can find following sessions:  Tomas Ulin, Vice President, MySQL Engineering, Oracle Mark Leith, MySQL Software Development Director, Oracle at Keynote of "MySQL 8.0: A Giant Leap for SQL” Nicolai Plum, Database Engineer, Booking.com on "MySQL 8 at Booking.com” Miguel Araújo, Principal Software Developer, Oracle on "MySQL Shell: The Best MySQL DBA Tool” Sugu Sougoumarane, Chief Technology Officer, Vitess on "Sharding MySQL with Vitess and Kubernetes” Rui Quelhas, Principal Software Developer, Oracle on "Developing NodeJS Applications with MySQL 8.0” Juan Rene Ramirez Monarrez, Software Developer Manager, Oracle on "Migrating to MySQL Database Service: Made Fast and Easy!” Luís Soares, Software Development Director, Oracle on "MySQL Replication Performance, Efficiency, and the Cloud” Harin Vadodaria, Principal MTS, Oracle Mike Frank, Product Management Director, MySQL, Oracle on "MySQL Security Model in Oracle Cloud” Kenny Gryp, MySQL Product Manager, Oracle on "MySQL Database Architectures” Jesper Wisborg Krogh, Principal Database Reliability Engineer, Okta on "MySQL Performance Tuning” Fred Descamps at Panel about "SQL or NoSQL? Schema or Schemaless?” URL: recording of the above sessions, More at Fred’s blog OpenSUSE & LibreOffice 2020, October 15-17, 2020 MySQL Session: "MySQL Clone: a better way to copy MySQL databases" Speaker: Georgi Kodinov, MySQL Software Development Director URL for slide deck only All Things Open 2020, Oct 19-20, 2020 MySQL Session: "MySQL Indexes, Histograms, Locking Options, and Other Ways to Speed Up Your Queries" Speaker: David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager Recording Percona Live Online, October 21, 2020  Speaker: Fred Descamps, the MySQL Community Manager: MySQL Session: "MySQL 8.0 Document Store – Discovery of a New World”  URL: recoding MySQL Session: "The State of the Dolphin (keynote)" URL: recording More at Fred’s blog MySQL Webinar, October 22, 2020 Webinar title: "Running Drupal with Oracle MySQL Database Service" Webinar Speaker: Fred Descamps, the MySQL Community Manager URL: recording, More at Fred’s blog OSC Tokyo/Fall, October 23-24, 2020 MySQL Session: "MySQL Update" Speaker: Machiko Ikoma URL: recording November 2020: PyCon HK, November 6-7, 2020 MySQL Session: "Python is your friend with MySQL Shell" Speaker: Ivan Ma, the MySQL Principal Solution Engineer URL: recording MySQL Session: "Develop Cloud-Native Application using MySQL Database Service" Speaker: Ryan Kuan, the MySQL Master Principal Solution Engineer URL: recording OpenSource Lisbon, November 11, 2020 MySQL Session: "A step by Step Guide on Taking your MySQL instance to the Cloud" Speaker: Keith Hollman, the Principal Solution Engineer URL: recording MoodleMoot, November 16-18, 2020 Speaker: Keith Hollman, the Principal Solution Engineer MySQL Session: "Why clone your Moodle MySQL?" URL: recording MySQL Session: "Moodle available and scalable with MySQL HA" URL: recording DOAG, November 17-19, 2020 MySQL Session: "MySQL 8.0" Speaker: Carsten Thalheimer, The MySQL Solution Engineer URL for slide deck only Other Recordings you might find interesting:  OpenSource Summit North America & Embedded Linux conference NA, June 29-July 2, 2020 ​​​​​​​MySQL Session: "MySQL New Features" Speaker: David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager URL: Recording ​​​​​​​cPanel Live with David Stokes, the Community Manager of MySQL, presenting MySQL 8.0 Changes for DBAs and DevOps, with a live Q&A session, August 12, 2020 ​​​​​​​Recording ​​​​​​​DebConf2020, Augst 23-29, 2020 ​​​​​​​MySQL Session: "MySQL Replication Update" Speaker: David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager Recording ​​​​​​​Dave's MySQL Basis: ​​​​​​​David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager talking about MySQL Basis. The playlist includes 13 Episodes right now! ​​​​​​​Recording ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Jim Grisanzio talks with MySQL community managers Dave Stokes and Frederic Descamps about the latest news on the project, contributing, and upcoming online events. ​​​​​​​Recording​​​​​​​ "JSON Document Validation" by David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager Recording "Python & MySQL", August 11, 2020 Recording Deploy Friday webcast, November 6, 2020 Live streaming video with Airton Lastori, the MySQL Principal Product Manager & David Stokes, the MySQL Community Manager talking about MySQL as a leading open-source database management system. Recording​​​​​​​ https://blogs.oracle.com/mysql/mysql-recorded-sessions-from-september-november-2020

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10 Useful Things That Front End Developers Should Learn In 2020

Front end developers are in high demand, find out what skills leading front end web design and development experts use the most.

2020 is here with us and from the look of things, it is going to be a great year for front end web design and everything to do with front end development. Unlike the recent times where front end developers in their space just had to something on jQuery, HTML or CSS, front end developers need to take the bull by its horns and face the dynamic ecosystem of skills necessary for developing libraries, tools and frameworks so that they can master the craft.

Delving into the past, it is evident that the past couple of years has blessed individuals in the front end development space with some amazing new frameworks and libraries including VueJS, Svelte and ReactJS that make use of JavaScript for powering up to major web applications. As a developer, you will find this article quite interesting while it sheds more light on some of the few core things you should strive to focus on to up your developing game in case you are an entry-level front end developer or already have a grip of things. Nowadays, there are many IT job opportunities for those who want to apply.

Here are the top 10 things to get you started this year.

JAMstack

This is a combination of JavaScript, API and markup. This combination is an interesting approach of developing apps and websites for purposes of bettering their performance and at the same time scaling down the costs involved. It functions to offer a developer a better experience while providing higher security. This makes learning this an interesting objective because all of them don’t depend on a webserver to function. For instance, if you take a look at a monolithic app that has some reliance on Node.js or Ruby back end or any site that is developed with such a server-side CMS as WordPress or Drupal, you will realise that all of them are not JAMstack developed. However, to learn working with JAMstack, some of the following best practices are crucial:

Automated builds: The use of automated builds is near perfect because every instance of markup is prebuilt with programs like cloud services or webhooks.

Instant cache validation: You definitely have to find a way of learning anything to do with instant cache validation because at that point any site goes live, it should be your responsibility to ensure that your CDN has the capacity to handle any form of instant cache purges for any kind of change to get visible.

Serving your project on a CDN: Since there is no need for a server, you can serve the whole of your project on a CDN, which gives you the ability to unlock performance and speeds that are unbeatable.

Atomic deploys: It would be in your best interest to avoid any case of inconsistent states by redeploying a large number of files in a large project. This practice will come in handy since it waits for every file to be uploaded just before any changes finally go live.

GraphQL

2020 should not pass before you get your way around working with GraphQL. This is despite the fact that for a long time now many people have considered REST as the effective measure for the design of web APIs since it offers concepts like stateless servers. This is because RESTful APIs are seemingly inflexible because they do not easily adapt to any changing clients wishing to access them. That is why Facebook developed GraphQL to fight the challenges that many developers face while dealing with RESTful APIs in the process of web development. The program will enable developers to send a query to its server with the data requirements, which would then return corresponding data with JSON object.

Testing

As an entry-level front end web developer, you should learn on the importance of testing because no code that is untested should go into production since they are mandatory in commercial projects. There are different tests you should keep in mind including:

Integration tests, which test any form of interaction between components.

End-to-end tests, which are instrumental in testing full-blown user flows in browsers.

Unit tests, which are essential in testing functions in isolation or a single component.

Soft Skills

As a front end developer, you might e tempted into overlooking the acquisition of skills but mark you they are just as important because they help in not only communication with team members but also help in the understanding of the technicalities of things. The most common soft skills you should learn to acquire in 2020 include:

Patience.

Problem-solving.

Teamwork.

Empathy.

Open-mindedness.

Communication.

Time management.

Creativity

Accountability

Git

This a form of a standardized version of control in web development. Therefore, it is only necessary that as a front end developer you strive to know and understand some of the basic concepts and workflows in order to effectively work in all sizes of teams plus understanding the underlying concepts. Some of the popular commands to know include:

git add

git config

git clone

git commit

git init

git branch

git push

git pull

Frameworks

There is a need for developers, especially those making use of JavaScript frameworks to focus on Vue and React since, in the recent years, these two have seen tremendous growth, especially in enterprise projects because the past year has sen two giants, VueJS and ReactJS starring a number of stars as compared to Svelte and Angular.

Progressive Web Apps (PWA)

PWA will soon catch up since more and more businesses and companies are choosing to go the PWA way over choosing native apps because they get a richer mobile experience from them. This has been mainly bolstered by the fact that PWAs are becoming more reliable because they can work without an internet connection with instant loading capabilities. These PWAs are also engaging in terms of user experience with that native-app feeling. This means that users can easily utilise the use of service workers for functionalities offline plus a full-screen experience that is enabled by a web-app manifest.

Code Editors/IDEs

VS Code by Microsoft will seemingly continue prevailing in 2020 as the go-to editor just as it did in 2019 for most front end developers. This is because the editor offers developers such IDE-like features as highlighting and code completion with the ability to extend infinitely through its extension marketplace, which is what makes the editor more appealing. Therefore, some great extensions to take note of include:

Prettier.

ESLint.

npm.

Vetur.

Live Sass Compiler.

JavaScript (ES6) code snippets.

Beautify.

Liver Server.

CSS Peek.

Debugger for Chrome.

Static Site Generators

These generators effectively combine the power of single-page applications and that of server-side rendering, which is very instrumental in initial load time and SEO. Therefore, if you believe you are serious in the front end developing, then you should consider projects like Gridsome and Nuxt which are Vue-based and Next and Gatsby, which are React-based. These projects will definitely draw some heat in 2020 since they come with such features as module bundlers, markdown support, integrated test runners and more.

Clean Code

The ability to write clean code is increasingly becoming more desirable and in high demand in many organisations. This means that learning the fundamentals of clean coding in order to strategically place yourself in 2020. Clean code should not only be pleasing to read and elegant but also focused. This means, as a clean coder, you will have to learn to:

Create codes that speak for themselves without the need for comments.

Create codes with functions that have few arguments and small in nature.

Create names for classes, methods, functions and variables that are meaningful.

All these things should have you encouraged to get busy to see to it that you have successful developing in 2020.

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300+ TOP SYMFONY Interview Questions and Answers

Symfony Interview Questions for freshers experienced :-

1. What is Symfony? Symfony is an open source, web application framework. It is written in PHP and used to design PHP applications. It was first released on18 October, 2005. 2. What is current Stable version of Symfony? Current stable version of Symfony is 3.3.2 and was released on 6 June, 2017. 3. What are the benefits of Symfony? Symfony has various benefits that are listed below: Fast development MVC Pattern Unlimited flexibility Expandable Stable and sustainable Ease of use. 4. Does Symfony use Controller? Yes, Symfony framework use controller. A controller is a PHP function that is used to handle HTTP request and response. The response could be in the form of HTML page, an XML document, an image, a redirect, a 404 error etc. 5. What are the innovations in Symfony2? In Symfony2, some following Innovations are: Symfony2 uses the Dependency Injection pattern. Symfony2 is packaged as Distributions Everything is a Bundle in Symfony2. Symfony2 eases the debugging of your application. Symfony takes Security very seriously 6) How can we install Symfony2? We can install Symfony2 using given following command: In Windows : php -r "readfile('https://symfony.com/installer');" > symfony InLinux and macOS System : sudo mkdir -p /usr/local/bin sudo curl -LsS https://symfony.com/installer -o /usr/local/bin/symfony sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/symfony 7. How can we create controller in Symfony2? In Symfony, we can create controller by extending AbstractActionController class. Example use Zend\Mvc\Controller\AbstractActionController; use Zend\View\Model\ViewModel; class IndexController extends AbstractActionController { public function indexAction() { return new ViewModel(); } } 8. How can we get the request parameters in symfony2? In Symfony, we can get the request parameter using following method: $request = $this->container->get('request'); $name=$request->query->get('name'); 9. When Symfony denies the user access? Symfony denies the user access, when a unauthorized user try to access web application, it throws a 403 HTTP status and error page. 10. In which technology, routing configuration files are written? Routing configuration files are written in the following technology: YAML PHP XML

SYMFONY Interview Questions 11. What is the default routing configuration file in Symfony2 application? Default routing configuration file is: app/config/routing.yml 12. How to create a bundle called AcmeHelloBundle, what command we need to run. Create a bundle called AcmeHelloBundle and run the following command. $ php app/console generate:bundle –namespace=Acme/HelloBundle –format=yml 13. How we can create action in Symfony2 controller? We can create action using following command: public function indexAction() { return $this->render('user/index.html.twig', ); } 14. How can we get current route in Symfony? We can get current route in Symfony using following steps: $request = $this->container->get('request'); $currentRouteName = $request->get('_route'); 15. What is an Environment in Symfony? In Symfony, an environment represents a group of configurations that’s used to run your application. It defines two environments by default: dev (suited for when developing the application locally) prod (optimized for when executing the application on production). 16. What are the Symfony framework applications? There are various Symfony framework applications: Drupal 8 Thelia Dailymotion 17. What are the web servers supported by Symfony? Symfony support various web servers that are given below: WAMP (Windows) LAMP (Linux) XAMP (Multi-platform) MAMP (Macintosh) Nginx (Multi-platform) Microsoft IIS (Windows) PHP built-in development web server (Multi-platform) 18. What is Serializer in Symfony? In Symfony, Serializer is a component that provides an option to convert a PHP object into a specific format such as XMLL, JSON, Binary etc. 19. How to create a request object in Symfony? In Symfony, createFromGlobals() method is used to create a request object in Symfony. 20. What is Twing? Twing is a powerful templating language of Symfony. It performs whitespace control, sandboxing and automatic HTML escaping. 21. Does Symfony framework support component to work with database? No, Symfony does not support component to work with database. 22. What is the syntax of EmailType in Symfony? In Symfony, the following syntax of EmailType is: use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\EmailType; $builder->add('token', EmailType::class, array( 'data' => 'abcdef', )); 23. What are the form helper functions in Symfony? In Symfony, the form helper functions are given below: Form_start Form_end Textarea Checkbox Input_password_tag etc. 24. What is the syntax to check valid email address? The following syntax is used to check valid email address. use Symfony\Component\Validator\Constraints as Assert; class Student { /** * @Assert\Email( * message = "The email '{{ value }}' is not a valid email.", * checkMX = true * ) */ protected $email; } 25. What is the default port of Symfony? The default port of Symfony is 8000. 26. Which method is used to handle an Ajax request in the server side. The following methods are used to handle an Ajax request in the server side. if ($request->isXmlHttpRequest()) { // Ajax request } else { // Normal request } 27. What is the use of FlashBag? FlashBag is used to hold the data during the page redirections. 28. In which language Symfony was written? Symfony is written in PHP language. 29. What are the cache adapters available in Symfony? In Symfony, the cache adapters available are given below: Array Cache adapter Filesystem Cache adapter PHP Files Cache Adapter APCu Cache Adapter Redis Cache Adapter Symfony PHP Framework Questions and Answers Pdf Download Read the full article

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14 Technologies Every Web Developer Should Be Able to Explain

1. Browsers

Browsers are the interpreters of the web. They request information and then when they receive it, they show us on the page in a format we can see and understand.

Google Chrome - Currently, the most popular browser brought to you by Google

Safari - Apple’s web browser

Firefox - Open-source browser supported by the Mozilla Foundation

Internet Explorer - Microsoft’s browser. You will most often hear web developers complain about this one.

2. HTML

HTML is a markup language. It provides the structure of a website so that web browsers know what to show.

3. CSS

CSS is a Cascading Style Sheet. CSS let’s web designers change colors, fonts, animations, and transitions on the web. They make the web look good.

LESS - a CSS pre-compiler to make working with CSS easier and add functionality

SASS - a CSS pre-compiler to make working with CSS easier and add functionality

4. Programming Languages

Programming languages are ways to communicate to computers and tell them what to do. There are many different programming languages just like there are many different lingual languages (English, Spanish, French, Chinese, etc). One is not better than the other. Developers typically are just proficient at a couple so they promote those more than others. Below are just some of the languages and links to their homepages

Javascript - used by all web browsers, Meteor, and lots of other frameworks

Coffeescript - is a kind of “dialect” of javascript. It is viewed as simpler and easier on your eyes as a developer but it complies (converts) back into javascript

Python -used by the Django framework and used in a lot of mathematical calculations

Ruby - used by the Ruby on Rails framework

PHP - used by Wordpress

Go - newer language, built for speed.

Objective-C - the programming language behind iOS (your iPhone), lead by Apple

Swift - Apple’s newest programming language

Java - Used by Android (Google) and a lot of desktop applications.

5. Frameworks

Frameworks are built to make building and working with programming languages easier. Frameworks typically take all the difficult, repetitive tasks in setting up a new web application and either does them for you or make them very easy for you to do.

Node.js - a server-side javascript framework

Ruby on Rails - a full-stack framework built using ruby

Django - a full-stack framework built using python

Ionic - a mobile framework

Phonegap / Cordova - a mobile framework that exposes native api’s of iOS and Android for use when writing javascript

Bootstrap - a UI (user interface) framework for building with HTML/CSS/Javascript

Foundation - a UI framework for building with HTML/CSS/Javascript

Wordpress - a CMS (content management system) built on PHP. Currently, about 20% of all websites run on this framework

Drupal - a CMS framework built using PHP.

.NET - a full-stack framework built by Microsoft

Angular.js - a front-end javascript framework.

Ember.js - a front-end javascript framework.

Backbone.js - a front-end javascript framework.

6. Libraries

Libraries are groupings of code snippets to enable a large amount of functionality without having to write it all by yourself. Libraries typically also go through the trouble to make sure the code is efficient and works well across browsers and devices (not always the case, but typically they do).

jQuery

Underscore

7. Databases

Databases are where all your data is stored. It’s like a bunch of filing cabinets with folders filled with files. Databases come mainly in two flavors: SQL and NoSQL. SQL provides more structure which helps with making sure all the data is correct and validated. NoSQL provides a lot of flexibility for building and maintaining applications.

MongoDB - is an open-sourced NoSQL database and is currently the only database supported by Meteor.

Redis - is the most popular key-value store. It is lighting fast for retrieving data but doesn’t allow for much depth in the data storage.

PostgreSQL - is a popular open-sourced SQL database.

MySQL - is another popular open-sourced SQL database. MySQL is used in Wordpress websites.

Oracle - is an enterprise SQL database.

SQL Server - is an SQL server manager created by Microsoft.

8. Client (or Client-side)

A client is one user of an application. It’s you and me when we visit http://google.com. Client’s can be desktop computers, tablets, or mobile devices. There are typically multiple clients interacting with the same application stored on a server.

9. Server (or Server-side)

A server is where the application code is typically stored. Requests are made to the server from clients, and the server will gather the appropriate information and respond to those requests.

10. Front-end

The front-end is comprised of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. This is how and where the website is shown to users.

11. Back-end

The back-end is comprised of your server and database. It’s the place where functions, methods, and data manipulation happens that you don’t want the clients to see.

12. Protocols

Protocols are standardized instructions for how to pass information back and forth between computers and devices.

HTTP - This protocol is how each website gets to your browser. Whenever you type a website like “http://google.com” this protocol requests the website from google’s server and then receives a response with the HTML, CSS, and javascript of the website.

DDP - is a new protocol created in connection with Meteor. The DDP protocol uses websockets to create a consistent connection between the client and the server. This constant connection lets websites and data on those websites update in real-time without refreshing your browser.

REST - is a protocol mainly used for API’s. It has standard methods like GET, POST, and PUT that let information be exchanged between applications.

13. API

An API is an application programming interface. It is created by the developer of an application to allow other developers to use some of the application's functionality without sharing code. Developers expose “end points” which are like inputs and outputs of the application. Using an API can control access with API keys. Examples of good API’s are those created by Facebook, Twitter, and Google for their web services.

14. Data formats

Data formats are the structure of how data is stored.

JSON - is quickly becoming the most popular data format

XML - was the main data format early in the web days and predominantly used by Microsoft systems

CSV - is data formatted by commas. Excel data is typically formatted this way.

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    Back End developer—–>Oakland, CA Front End developer——>Oakland, CA VMware Consultant——->Jackson, MI Senior Geospatial Solutions Front End Developer——>Washington, DC Drupal and PHP Developer——>Washington, DC TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE SPECIALIST——>Washington, DC Sail Point Solution Design, Development, and Implementation Professional—–>Washington, DC Hadoop Lead——->Washington, DC

    Job Title Location Job Description Back End developer Oakland, CA

Duration: Contract

    Note: Face to Face is Must

Job Description: 

BS/MS in computer science or equivalent work experience.

5+ years of experience designing and developing secure consumer-facing web applications.

Advanced level knowledge of JavaScript and Functional Programming.

2+ years of extensive experience building production application with Node.js 

2+ years of Full Stack Front-End experience. Solid understanding of HTML5 and CSS3.

Proficient in building and consuming of Restful Web service, JSON based request response.

2+ years of experience working with popular JavaScript tools and Frameworks (like Gulp/npm, ejs/handlebar, Angular.js, or React/Redux or Ember). ReactJS is preferred.

Experience building responsive Single Page Web Applications.

Good understanding of design principles to build a scalable application.

Strong experience with the design and implementation of low-latency, high-availability and performant applications.

Proficient with writing unit test case using any of the testing framework like Mocha, Chai, Jasmine etc.

Proficiency with Chrome and/or other browser Developer Tools.

Proficiency with Git/Github or other distributed version control systems.

Understanding of user-centered design, progressive enhancement and graceful degradation, accessibility, SEO, responsive design, and website performance.

Experience with Scrum, Agile Process

Front End developer Oakland, CA

Duration: Contract

Experience: 8+ Years

  Note: Face to Face is Must

    Job Description: 

8+ years of experience designing and developing secure consumer-facing web applications.

4+ years of extensive experience building production application with Node.js 

4+ years of extensive experience building application using Javascript

Proficient in building and consuming of Restful Web service, JSON based request response.

Good understanding of design principles to build a scalable application.

Strong experience with the design and implementation of low-latency, high-availability and performant applications.

Experience with Deployment using Automation Tools like Bamboo etc.

Proficient with writing unit test case using any of the testing framework like Mocha, Chai, Jasmine etc.

Proficiency with Chrome and/or other browser Developer Tools.

Proficiency with Git/Github or other distributed version control systems.

Experience with Scrum, Agile Process

  VMware Consultant Jackson, MI

Duration: Contract

    Job Description: 

Principles and Duties

Deal with Hardware vendors like IBM / HP / Dell /. Following up with Vendors hardware & software whenever required & resolve issues by minimizing downtimes.

Design, Implementation, Commissioning of ESX host platform in large customer environment

Hands on experience on ESX command line with good troubleshooting skills

Virtual Center Server management/ ESX/ESXi Patching/Health check and scripting knowledge

VMware ESX 3.5. 4.0,5.0.5.1

Base ESX Operating System Build

Knowledge on ESX servers from command line

Monitoring and Performance analysis on ESX Servers and VMs

Patching of ESX severs and VMs with VMware Update manager

Extensive Knowledge on Site Recovery Manager & VCenter Operation Manager

Should have good working knowledge of Linux and windows operating systems.

Well versed with knowledge on Snapshots.

Allocation of storage spaces to VMs through SAN

Ability to work with VSPHERE / VMware Consolidated Backup / Virtual machine backups

Operational experience for large scale virtualization environment, using vCentre for day to day management.

Strong experience with VMware HA/DRS, Update Manager, Site Recovery Manager –

Must have understanding of VizionCore Products (like vContol, vFoglight, vConverter etc.

Performance Analysis and Tuning/Optimization

Virtual machine creation, cloning, configurations

Tech handling L3 tickets

Incident management and preparation of RCA report.

Problem management.

Implementing short / long term plan.

Monitoring overall functioning of process and identify improvement areas.

Provide all necessary updating on operations as well as on primary task done by Tier 3 resource.

Actively participate in service improvement plans.

Act on Day to Day House Keeping tasks by using tools & scripts

To able to attend calls on calls basis whenever assigned

Work with Change & Problem Management Tools

Operational experience for large scale virtualization environment, using vCentre for day to day management.

Nice to Have Skills: VCP 5.0 Certification with SAN & NAS background.

System administration skills on UNIX/Linux/Windows.

Should have worked on VM block 740 series

Should have worked on EMC products

Should have worked on UCS blades

Provide operational support on a 24×7 rotation basis

  Required Skills:

Should have good communication and customer interaction skills.

Global exposure in large environments would be preferred.

Should be able to drive priority issues over bridge calls providing timely updates and solutions to customer.

Must be open for 24×7 operation

MCSE / MCSA / MCP / MCITP / VCP are preferred.

  Senior Geospatial Solutions Front End Developer Washington, DC

Duration: Long term

  Job Description:

We are looking for a talented and energetic senior geospatial solutions front end developer to lead the development of new web GIS applications; as well as maintain current applications using the latest frameworks and technologies available to achieve desired business outcomes. Primary focus of this role will be to implement a complete user interface in the form of a mobile and desktop web app, with a focus on performance. You will work in a team with designers, back-end developer, GIS Analysts to design, develop and implement geospatial solutions. 

Responsibilities 

Design, develop, and support web-based geospatial applications 

Incorporating interactive maps and other geospatial visualization/analysis technologies into web interfaces of existing systems, as well as creating new web-based data visualization and geospatial interfaces 

Ensuring high performance on mobile and desktop 

Writing tested, idiomatic, and documented JavaScript, HTML and CSS 

Coordinate the workflow between the graphic designers 

Support concurrent initiatives specific to infrastructure and software development 

Support the installation of software components in testing and production environments 

Support end-to-end project plans and ensuring timely delivery, issues escalation/reporting 

Integration with external web (map) services 

Integrate a diverse set of data into custom geospatial applications 

Stay current on technology trends and identify ways to innovate our products 

  Educational Qualifications and Experience

Education: Bachelor’ degree in Computer Science, GIS or other geospatial disciplines 

Role Specific Experience: 8+ years of experience as a Front-end application developer, with a heavy emphasis on front-end technologies and modern JavaScript frameworks (e.g., Angular5, Dojo, ReactJS, bootstrap etc.) 

Required Skills/ Abilities 

Experience with software and web development principles, concepts, and methods; 

Experience with Angular 5 and Dojo is a requirement. 

Creating custom, general use modules and components which extend the elements and modules of core Angular 

Experience with object-relational databases (Postgre SQL or MySQL); 

Web mapping API experience (ArcGIS Javascript. Leaflet, Mapbox, OpenLayers, Google Maps) 

Geospatial data experience (SHP, KML, GeoJSON) as well as OGC standards (WMS, WFS) 

Creating configuration, build, and test scripts for Continuous Integration environments 

Proficiency with web GIS tools, particularly those used for map tiling and creating mashups/online interactive maps (Google Maps API, MapBox, OpenLayers and the Google Earth plugin); 

Interest and experience in design and have artistic flair in data visualization 

Must be organized and work well in a team setting. Be open to feedback from others and give honest non-judgmental feedback to others 

Validating user actions on the client side and providing responsive feedback 

Professional, precise communication skills

  Drupal and PHP Developer Washington, DC

Duration: Long term

  Job Description:

The Operational Products unit is responsible for the delivery and maintenance of IT-enabled business solutions. Our team provides IT support for the Development Economics (DEC) department for the multiple Open Data platforms and tools that are being enhanced to build a more usable, functional, and robust open data publishing, browsing, collecting system. These activities will leverage the existing work done on systems that are currently part of the Open Data platform. 

Duties and Accountabilities: 

Work with Drupal team to design, develop, and maintain Drupal based sites 

Provide technical support and troubleshoot technical issues 

Identify opportunities for process improvement, planning, and implementing changes 

Provide front end development for interactive features 

Stay up to date with Drupal core and module improvements, and security patches and updates to comply with the Office of Information Security accreditations. 

Assist the team in developing and deploying other sites in a multi-site configuration. 

Documenting current and future configuration processes and policies 

Assist in debugging issues with hosting applications, cloud resources and Content Delivery Network (CDN). 

Specific Requirements: 

7+ years of professional enterprise level experience in Drupal including custom module development, key contributed modules, development best practices and core API 

PHP, HTML, MySQL, Javascript, User Interface Design, Cascading Style Sheets 

Proficiency in the maintenance and administration of Drupal modules and sites 

Must be able to triage and troubleshoot tasks where appropriate to review and respond to technical challenges 

Knowledge and expertise with cross browser compatibility issues (CSS, JavaScript, HTML) 

Requires effective communication skills with other team members and clients 

  Preferred experience and familiarity with: 

DKAN or any Drupal Gov distributions. 

Acquia Cloud Platform and Acquia DevDesktop usage. 

AWS S3 integration 

Modern Javascript frame works such as React or AngularJS.

TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE SPECIALIST Washington, DC

Duration: Long term

  Job Description:

Position Overview:

The Technical Architecture Specialist is the technical expert centered on a Cloud and DevOps technology, technologies or a portfolio of Cloud hosted applications. Coordinate with other parties in setting the technical approach, direction and implementation for work.

Essential Job Functions:

Provide technical design expertise, defines cloud Specific technical requirements  needed to support application migration efforts, participates in detailed design and code reviews, reviews system performance issues, adhere design to security requirements, reviews test plans, and provides technical guidance to the Application Teams across the enterprise.

Responsible for collaborating with the Team Lead(s) to coordinate project designs and validation of designs.

Work to build cloud patterns incorporating best practices, security guidelines and application performance.

Interface with Executive Sponsors, Group Leads, and Lead Functional Architects to convey infrastructure requirements, plan, and schedule deployment of tasks, and resolve any issues that impact the deployment of the Application delivery systems.

Define  criteria for acceptance for the technical components of an application.

Good understanding of the DevOps  process and tools.

Ensure Clients requirements are supported by the DevOps technical architecture,

Assist in development of overall system technical architecture – including software and hardware.

Analyze, determine, and document technical requirements and change request impact analysis. Participate in detailed design and product execution as required.

Manage and report time spent on all work activities.

Help Define DevOps pipeline for the application patterns and help establish the Pipeline.

Able to manage TFS build, release functions.

Educational Qualifications and Experience:

Education: Bachelor of Engineering or Masters.

Role Specific Experience: 5+ years of relevant experience in establishing cloud migration practice and supporting DevOps pipelines.

Certification Requirements:

Cloud or DevOps Certification

Required Skills/Abilities:

Ability to work in a team environment

Strong communication skills: both written and spoken

Strong experience in establishing cloud and devops Technical Requirement and able to communicate what is required.

Strong understanding of the SDLC process and Agile programming

Strong understanding of software project release automation.

Experience supporting DevOps CI/CD process.

Experience with the TFS and associated toolset.

Good understanding and troubleshooting skills for Build and scripting.

Very good experience with AWS and Azure services

Understanding of security in cloud services

  Sail Point Solution Design, Development, and Implementation Professional Washington, DC

Duration: Long term

  Job Description:

Position Overview:

The Design, Development, and Implementation Professional will be responsible for designing and configuring certification and Life cycle Management processes and implementing the solutions using the Provisioning Engine in SailPoint IdentityIQ (SailPoint IIQ) for Client. In addition, this resource will be responsible for designing, restructuring and developing SailPoint related processes to fine tune the application.

  Essential Job Functions:

Utilize prior experience to further engineer solutions in all modules of SailPoint.

Provide necessary inputs on using OOB functionality and identify/differentiate areas where customization is required.

Leverage extensive experience in Application Owner/Role Membership/Role Composition Certification processes and customizations to support key ICFR and SOC1 compliance requirements.

Support capability development by leveraging knowledge in beanshell scripting/workflows/rules.

The resource will support ad-hoc request to develop solutions for ICAM clients, including: Necessary on-boarding of new applications, configuration changes to produce specific SailPoint IIQ solution requested by service users, and Role Mining/Role modeling to determine best way to implement Business Role/Functional Roles within ICAM.

Work with different project teams to understand their specific provisioning, access management, role management and certification needs and support them integrating their processes and applications with the available identity and access solutions.

Review all system related documentation to inform design and development decisions.

Develop, document and maintain architecture, design, and development documents required for ICAM sustainment and lifecycle management.

Develop enhancements and emergency fixes following the formal change management process.

Responsible for escalation resolution. Provide on-going knowledge transfer to tier-3 administrators, engineering support staff, team members, and clients on IAM services and standards.

Collaborates with the PMO, Business Architecture, QA team, and clients to effectively deliver solutions in-time and within budget.

 Educational Qualifications and Experience:

Master’s or Bachelor’s degree(s) in Computer Science and/or Electrical Engineering. Minimum five consecutive years of computer/electrical/software engineering experience in information security and identity management fields (seven years of relevant experience required for applicants with only a Bachelor’s degree).

Nine years of experience as Security Consultant in Identity And Access Management domain

SailPoint certified trained engineer with a minimum of 4 years of experience in configuring, deploying, and maintaining SailPoint IIQ infrastructure in an enterprise setting is a must.

Minimum of 4 years of experience in Java programming.

Required Skills/Abilities:

Demonstrated experience in implementing multiple projects successfully on SailPoint IIQ; Designed and led IdentityIQ implementations

Must have hands on experience in onboarding connectors like AD, LDAP, Unix, Lotus Notes, Outlook Office365, Remedy, and other OOB connectors

Must have good exposure/hands on experience on SailPoint API.

Excellent Java programming and scripting knowledge in Linux and Windows environments is a must.

Good understanding of system software design and development methodologies and implementation experience. C++, C#, or Python programming and scripting knowledge in Linux and Windows environments is desired.

Experience troubleshooting system hardware and software, particularly to investigate problems related to device drivers provisioned by the SailPoint IIQ solution.

Good knowledge of TCP/IP networking and protocols (DNS, ICMP, SMB, SSL/TLS, etc.)

Familiarity with performance analysis using performance monitoring and tuning tools.

Strong analytical thinking skills.

Excellent interpersonal skills, including an ability to work effectively in a team/task force as a participant or team leader.

Demonstrate flexibility to work environment changes and emerging opportunities.

Ability to balance risks and reprioritize as needed.

Demonstrate continuing professional development.

Superior verbal and written communication/presentation skills in English.

Professional certifications, e.g., Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) by (ISC)2 and GIAC Certified Forensic Examiner (GCFE), or advanced information security training by educational organizations such as SANS Institute is a plus.

  Hadoop Lead Washington, DC

Duration: Long term

Experience: 8+ Years

  Job Description:

Must have hands on development experience in data integration area

Minimum 2 years of development experience in Hadoop platform, Spark, StreamSets and Kafka/NIFI, Java, Hive, HBase, Solr and Rest API.

Experience in leading three to four development projects

Experience in leading onsite-Offshore development model and ability to coordinate work with offshore ( India based development centers) team.

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What Is The Semantic Web Optimization Training Course?

In October and November of 2013, the Them Zoom Semantic web team presented two introductory Semantic Web presentations to a sold out webinar audience. This webinar was in response to the release of Google Hummingbird algorithm. These changes are only the first of a large number of Google algorithms and semantic web integration plans. You can still access these past semantic webinar events as a Network Empire Member right here.

Here are a few points that had our students clamoring for a Semantic Web Optimization training course:

The End of Traditional SEO Is In Sight

Is the end of traditional SEO for real this time – and is it in sight?

Yup. Google’s integration of the semantic web is the end of SEO as we know it. Google’s end game scenario is a 100% personalized search engine results page based on your unique and individual interests. Personalized search results will eventually takeover. But most SEO companies today are all about first page Google Rankings. If the ever-increasing semantic standards give everyone a UNIQUE and Personalized first page Google results – where does that leave SEO experts and their clients? Get trained on how to “seamlessly” handle these changes while other SEO’s struggle to keep up.

Get trained on how to implement this information long before any of this change becomes a concern.

Become A Semantic Web Optimization Expert . . . Before It’s Fashionable!

It is extremely difficult to “Fake-Out” or game the Semantic Web. There are ZERO gimmicks, codes, markups, plugins or ��Black Hat” tools you can use to “Exploit and Abuse” these new semantic standards. In fact, if you attempt to do so, you will be seen as a Bright Beacon of Spam to be de-indexed automatically. Consider the HummZilla Semantic Filter the perfect “self-regulating” spam detection system that lowers Google’s cost of combatting spammers.

Get trained on how to implement this information long before any of this change becomes a concern.

Who Is Kevin Polley? Kevin Polley, whose passion for the Semantic Web and vision for the future was so strong that he has sat quietly by waiting for the rest of the world to finally catch up. He has been busy creating semantic child themes of some of the more popular WordPress themes on the market which are being incorporated into our new CBBN strategies. He is the lead instructor for our Semantic Web Course.

Included In Your Training

I. The Semantic Web Optimization Course Overview Learn the key semantic web players, organizations and institutions that you need to know about. Find out how they connect and work together. There are literally thousands of organizations that are jumping on the semantic web bandwagon but you will learn which one matter and which ones to watch.

Get the official chart of organizations for your own reference. It can also be used to “wow” your own clients and students. How does Schema.org fit into the big picture. The Personal “What To Do” Checklist

Precise steps you can take to authenticate your identity in the semantic web (including Google profiles) Precise steps you can take to authenticate your business in the semantic web (including Google plus business pages and Google Places) Precise steps you can take to authenticate your brand in the semantic web (using schema.org markup) Precise steps you can take to authenticate your products in the semantic web (the official ecommerce ontology) Open Data Sources – Get the Evolving Master List of Semantic Technologies and How To Use Them

Learn the difference between open data and closed data. Avoid getting sued by learning which data sets to legally use and not use.

II. Blog Plugins and Website Tools for the Semantic Web WP Plugins With Ratings and Best Practices

All In One Schema.org Rich Snippets APT Rich Snippets – Get rich snippets for your site on Google Author hReview Author Product Review Beeline Breadcrumb NavXT Dhiti Dive Enhanced Linking Plugin Enhanced Publication, Feed forward recommendation network LH RDF Local spotlight NextGEN Facebook Open Graph+ Open Graph RDFa Breadcrumb RDFaCE Schema creator by raven SEO Ultimate Vixy YouTube Embed and Download WordLift WordPress Topic Maps (WP2TM) WP Calais Archive Tagger WP Customer Reviews wp-hover wp-linked-data YQL Auto Tagger Zitgist Browser Linker Here is how we rate the plugins, tools and software we teach you in the Semantic Optimization Course:

a. Is the plugin or tool still actively being developed? (The semantic web is changing and growing) b. Is the plugin or tool easy to install? c. How is the support for the plugin or tool? d. Does it crash the blog or cause any conflicts with other plugins or programs? e. Do the primary search engines (especially Google) recognize the semantic markup the plugin provides? f. Is the semantic markup and/or method helpful for your search engine presence? g. Is the semantic markup useful to visitors and effect the visitor experience in a positive way? h. Is the software fun and easy to use? f. What we ignore: WordPress Directory Ratings (There are few people qualified to rate a semantic web plugin and many negative votes given to wordpress plugins occurr during the early developmental phase)

Video Training on Semantic Plugins

How to install (step-by-step) How to avoid problems and issues How to verify plugins are properly working with optimal results

III. The Semantic Web and E-Commerce Marking Up Your Products (step-by-step) Finding Out If Your Products Are Already Entities

Getting Your Products Listed in the Semantic Web

Dealing with GTINs What are GTINs? Registering your business with the international authority. The cost of getting bar codes and how to get them. The international product database: Does it really exist? Things to watch: Duplicate data in e-commerce sites. How to fix or handle this error. What is necessary? We are working with leading authorities within the semantic web and open data communities about the best ways to markup your e-commerce and business data.

IV. General Business and the Semantic Web How to Properly Use “Semantic Mark-Up” Your Online Business, Location and Business Details

Semantic markup for business hours Semantic markup for business locations Semantic markup for product locations Semantic markup for product prices Installing a Semantic Search Engine on All of Your Primary Sites

Why should you install a semantic search engine? What are the advantages of installing a semantic search engine? Step-by-step installation of a semantic search engine. The Following Search Features Are Included in Your Search Engine:

Geolocation Spell-checking Phonetic Search Supports Over 17 Languages Automatic Language Recognition The Following Parsers Are Included In Your Search Engine To Give Visitors the Ability to Search Through the Following Document Formats:

HTML / XHTML MS Office documents (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) OpenOffice documents Adobe PDF (with OCR) RTF, Plaintext Audio files metadata (wav, mp3, AIFF, Ogg) Torrent files OCR over images Expanded Search Capabilities for Your Search Engine:

REST API (XML and JSON) SOAP Web Service Monitoring module Index replication Scheduler for management of periodic tasks WordPress plugin and Drupal module

V. Maintain Your Sites Authority While Getting Rid of Spam and “Thin Content” Preparing to Usher In A New World Currency?

The Semantic Web and the banking industry. How should you rethink your business to be ready for the future? How to Submit Your Site to the Semantic Web

Proper microdata markups:

Proper linking structures Proper links without href (annotation *Submitting your site to the semantic web *Maximizing RDF markup Proper Semantic datasets for applications Proper rdf/xml/sparql with structure How to “semantify” the existing wiki via plugin Properly submitting to dbpedia via wikipedia entry Properly verifying by humans for accuracy How to get an entity absorbed by the semantic web as fact Properly using 3 references for a term Using a barcode from the government for a product Fly on the Wall Conversations and Private Opinions

Learn about what we talk about privately on our irregular weekly meetings, webinars and private meetings.

Where to Find Datasets

A valuable resource with this course will be a list of locations where you can find “fact databases” that you can use. You can mix, remix and add value to this data in various ways discussed in the training. It is quite possible, even probable, that you will glean entirely new business models from this part of the course.

Online Marketers Sales Charts and Graphs

Several of our SEO agencies have already closed $20,000 plus clients with graphics and information provided on the pre-launch Semantic Revolution webinars. Inside this course, you will get the entire kit.

Bonus Webinar’s Galore

Major webinars and emergency update webinars.

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