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This course is the first in a four-part series by industry-pro Deke McClelland on creating elegant, optimized graphics with the tools in Adobe Illustrator CS6.

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InDesign is an essential tool for design firms, ad agencies, magazines, newspapers, book publishers, and freelance designers around the world. This course presents the core features and techniques that make this powerful page layout application fun and easy to use. Author David Blatner shows how to navigate and customize the workspace, manage documents and pages, work with text frames and graphics, export and print finished documents, explore creating interactive documents, and much more. He also covers popular topics such as EPUBs and long documents and includes advice on working with overset text, unnamed colors, and other troublesome issues that may arise for first-time designers.

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In this course, Richard Koci Hernandez celebrates the art of iPhoneography—how to shoot, enhance, and share photos with an Apple iPhone. The course covers an actual iPhone photo shoot and includes details on how to select and edit photos using a variety of iOS apps and how to interact with the vibrant iPhone photo community by sharing photos using the popular Instagram app. In a bonus chapter, Koci and a lineup of iPhone photography enthusiasts and journalists meet at the 1197 conference in San Francisco to discuss shooting techniques, photo-enhancement tips, and inspiration in the art of photographic storytelling.

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In a landscape where mobile apps are at the forefront of technology, it can be challenging to pick an appropriate strategy for reaching users on different platforms. In this project-based course, Sani Yusuf walks through the ins and outs of the Ionic 3.0 framework, and shows how to develop highly performant mobile applications targeting iOS, Android, and Windows while still making use of a single code base. Sani provides an overview of Ionic, and introduces key features in the latest version of the mobile SDK. To help provide a practical context for the course concepts, he takes you through how to build three separate mobile applications with Ionic.

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Required Version: CS6 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

With Windows 10 IoT Core, Microsoft brings together Windows and the Internet of Things (IoT). This version of Windows 10 is optimized for smaller devices, runs on the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3, and allows you to incorporate the power of Windows into nearly any kind of device you can dream up—from smart watches to car data connectors. This course is the first in a series of two courses by Michael Lehman; both courses are designed to help you get up and running with Windows 10 IoT. Here, Michael explains how to build a simple, hardware breadboard setup to validate your development environment.

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With Windows 10 IoT Core, you can incorporate the power of Windows into your Internet of Things (IoT) devices. This course is the second in a series of two courses by Michael Lehman; both courses are designed to help you get up and running with Windows 10 IoT. Here, Michael shows how to build a full IoT device based on a Raspberry Pi 3, including effectors, sensors, and cloud connectivity to Windows Azure.

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R is known as one of the most robust statistical computing solutions out there. Tableau—a leading business intelligence platform—provides excellent data visualization and exploration capabilities. When combined, Tableau and R offer one of the most powerful and complete data analytics solutions in the industry today, providing businesses with unparalleled abilities to see and understand their data. In this course, learn how to integrate these two platforms, as well as how to determine when each one is a better choice. Instructor Ben Sullins explains how to connect Tableau to R, and covers geocoding, running linear regression models, clustering, and more.

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Using the power of external servers, application push notifications provide helpful information like flight change information, sports scores, and news stories—even when you are not using the app. In this course, Steven Lipton covers push notifications in iOS 10, and shows how to set up an app to accept push notifications and which tokens and certificates help make your notifications work. Plus, he explains how notification payloads work, and what service and content extensions mean for customizing your app's notifications.

Required Version: CS6 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

Required Version: CS6 and above | Required Plugins: No | Resolution: 1920x1080

The Ionic platform is a popular hybrid application framework for building mobile applications using web technologies you're probably already familiar with. In this course, learn how to build a mobile app using Ionic 2, the latest version of the platform. To begin, learn what Ionic actually is and how to install the all-important command-line interface (CLI). Next, learn how to use the Ionic CLI to create a project—an app that allows users to share text posts and view them in a feed—and add components to that project. Discover how to use Firebase as a serverless back end for a database, and establish a connection between your app and the Firebase database using the AngularFire2 library.