How do you work with Javascript Object Notation? @HodentekHelp

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What is JSON?
So what is JSON? It’s an acronym you might have started appearing in greater frequency on the Internet. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. Well, it is a special object notational construct and is a subset of JavaScript. It can be used wherever JavaScript can be used and you do not need to download anything. There is no need to worry about the version of JavaScript.

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Why everyone is excited about Docker ... @carlobonamico

Hi all,
look at the presentation of the  Carlo Bonamico @codemotion in Milan last week

codemotion-docker-2014 from Carlo Bonamico

User Experience is Bigger Than Data

The Varieties of Anti-User Experience

The problem is, most vendors in the APM arena are looking at what they do from the wrong way around.  Starting from the volumes of data that their tools generate and record, they woo and immerse their customers in “analytics.” Eventually, somewhere down the line, they may accidentally stumble upon the issues that are actually impacting end users.

Perhaps Steve Jobs said it best: "You've got to start with the customer experience and work your way back toward the technology - not the other way around."

Read the full Denis Goodwin post @smartbear.com

Swift: Introduction to Apple's New Programming Language

Apple began accepting Swift-coded applications in the App Store after the launch of both iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. In this article, I provide a brief introduction of the most interesting features included in this new programming language, which provides an alternative to Objective-C when you want to create native iOS apps with XCode 6.0.x.

Read more on Dr.Dobb's

"Coding is fun" - official video for EU Code Week 2014 with subtitles in...

Linear Regression Analysis – Example

From  Manu Kumar blog's I found and test this
Linear Regression Analysis – Example 

Read it and test it

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Cagliari Code Week 2014 - Creating a portal from Scratch

I would like to invite you to a laboratory organized for the "Cagliari Code Week 2014" in the Open Campus Tiscali, Sa Illetta in the framework of the European Code Week, a series of events spanning from the 11th to the 17th of October. All labs are free.  October 14th 2014, from 17:30 to 19:30 CET  Laboratory: "Creating a portal from scratch"  Open Campus Tiscali - Building 2         REGISTER TO ATTEND THE WORKSHOP

Mentor Rinaldo Bonazzo Rinaldo Bonazzo is a specialist in Business Intelligence and in integration with social tools within Open Source projects, in particular in the field of web solutions based on Java technologies. He can boast over 30 years of experience in the industry, acquired working as a project manager and Chief Engineer of several European projects. Rinaldo is also member of Sardegna 2050. Program The workshop will focus on development techniques for websites and responsive portals built with Bootstrap. It will illustrate new web design techniques to build web portals quickly and easily. A basic knowledge of Java is required, along with the installation of Maven. Maximum participants: 30/40. Requirements The workshop is designed for participants 15 or older, is open to everyone and specifically addresses the needs of java developers and web designers.  A laptop is needed, running one of the following operative systems: Ubuntu Linux >= 12.04 o Microsoft Windows 7/8 o Mac OS X Mountain Lion, Java JDK >=  Version 1.6.0u32. 32bit is advised even in a 64bit system, along with Maven v.3.0 and an IDE of choice (Netbeans, Eclipse), possibly updated to the most recent version. i'm  looking forward to seeing you!

Cagliari Code Week 2014, al via una settimana dedicata alla programmazione

“In principio doveva essere un evento di uno o due giorni”, così ci racconta Raffaella Sanna dell’Associazione no-profit Sardegna 2050 una delle promotrici dell’evento Cagliari Code Week 2014. “Poi, grazie all’entusiasmo ed alla partecipazione di tanti si è trasformato in una settimana ricca e piena di iniziative”.
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Data Mining on Facebook Data : Basic Tutorial

Hi Guys,
from MANU KUMAR's blog a very simple step by step guide on how to obtain an Access Token from Facebook and start to do Data Analysis using R.
Very clear simple and easy to use
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Japsersoft BI Suite Tutorials: Drill down functionality example on HTML-5 charts ...

Hi Guys,

I have read and test the latest post from Sadakar. I must say that it allowed me to better understand some tip on how to manage drill down with HTML5 and Jasper Studio. This will  allow me to review the  Entando / Jaspersoft connector and provide more dynamic effects in the presentation in dashboards and graphs.

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Wearing too many hats? Here’s how to tackle multiple priorities at work

I found this this post at the right time in my career, a lot of new, increased work
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Clarify your priorities

As you start to see projects pile up on your desk, or even if there was an official meeting where you were tasked with taking on the responsibilities of an open position, take some time to talk one-on-one with your manager. Figure out what tasks are really priorities and what will just have to wait until you have more time.

This can be a hard conversation to have with your manager or even with yourself. To start, here are a few questions to consider inspired by Business Productivity:

1. What projects will have negative consequences if we put them off?
2. What projects will give us the biggest return if we tackle them now?
3. What are the long-term projects that can be done slowly over time and what are the short-term projects that require immediate attention?

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The Essential Qualities of Promotable Employees

Hello,
I would like to report this Alexander M. Orlando post - The Essential Qualities of Promotable Employees -
I must say that after a very careful reading I find myself in a lot of the key elements he propose as ie Displays Humility, Team Player, Leader, ...

Good Reading to all!