You’re a small-to-medium sized company, but you want the storage power that drives big company infrastructure. Once you enter the cloud, that power is yours.

This video series will turn you into a savvy cloud user/admin. Chris Ward has taken hours of research and testing and distilled it into easy-to-follow instruction. In no time, you’ll understand cloud storage, infrastructure, and SAAS (software as a service).

Course Outline:

01 – Introduction to Cloud Computing
02 – Cloud Computing and Basic Migration
03 – Google Apps Premiere Setup
04 – End user training on Gmail
05 – Introduction to MobileMe
06 – Introduction to Zoho
07 – Google Apps – Gmail Setup
08 – Google Apps – Google Docs Basics
09 – Google Apps – Google Sites Basics
10 – Amazon S3 – Storage Solution
11 – Online Backup Solutions
12 – Microsoft Office LIVE Workspaces
13 – Web Conferencing and Collaboration
14 – Google Wave
15 – Warnings and Caveats when using Cloud Computing

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How I Started & SOLD My App-Making Business For A King’s Ransom of $1.95 Million…Using 3 Pillars That ALWAYS Work!

All 6 Modules ( Bonus are not yet released from the webinar )

Here’s what it includes:
Make you a profit in as little as 15 days (it did it for me) and I think it could work for you as well.
Have your app bought by my company or another company…
Insider strategies on ways to start your own App Network…
How to “juice” up the whole thing and outsource everything for just $12 per app!…

Week One:
Niche selection-How to pick the right categories for your apps before you begin.
Setting up your iTunes, Android and Windows marketplaces the right way. Ignore this at your peril.
How to select an app name the correct way–which is what 99% of marketers get backwards. If you start wrong, you’ll hamper yourself later on.
Basic and advanced SEO strategies so people can easily find and purchase your app!
We will also be having in-depth question-and-answer session too, so no worries about getting “lost” or confused!

Week Two
An in-depth estimation of graphics and design elements you need to understand in order to make your Apps as attractive “and impulse-buy-worthy) as possible.
How to design basic graphics for your Apps
An in-depth walk-through of our new software called App Builder, which we will use to construct all of the apps that we release into the marketplace.
How to build your 1st app for free!
Basic monetization strategies that I’ve learned that will propel you to the next level when entering the app marketplace.
How “Smart Test” your apps so we know what works and what doesn’t (Do this wrong and you burn cash fast).
How to build your next 4-5 apps completely free of charge.
All the steps and secrets you need to get your apps ready to be submitted into the Application Markets.
And finally, a question-and-answer call.

Week Three:
Finally Revealed: How to submit your app into the 3 different Developers Application stores the correct way.
The “no-holds-barred” approval process and how to get approved by all 3 developers 99% of the time.
The “paint by numbers” guide you follow to take after your apps are approved.
What to do if your app is NOT approved and how to get it back in good standing with Android, Apple and Windows. (this is not common).
How to successfully start building up your own app network.
What to do when you start making money.

Week Four:
How to look at your stats and data so you know exactly what you’re doing right and the areas in which you need to improve so you can start hauling in a King’s ransom.
Advanced “bank robbing” moolah secrets that I discovered while building my own apps that I’m going to hand you on a silver platter.
How to expand your App Network and scale up your business into a higher tax bracket.
Custom editions to your applications they can turn losers into winners and winners in the rock stars.
A question-and-answer call.

Week Five:
Instantly motivate and reward your audience to download more of your apps and give you more money.
My secret App Upgrade method.
How to piggyback off other apps that you have made (and your competitors have made) in order to see more downloads and cash in your pocket immediately.
Increase your App “sessions” by 40%.
Hidden e-mail list building techniques and tricks.
How to start building quality apps
Question and answer

Week Six:
How to think ahead of where you are right now including how to do local business marketing.
This involves using Craigslist to grab clients like lawyers, doctors etc.
I’ll also include copy that I’ve personally written thatwill allow you to acquire these clients faster than you have to write it yourself.
I’ll give you advanced networking tactics.
You’ll get my advanced monetization tips for ramping up this entiere process.
Also you will receive advanced SEO Tricks to get your App found and downlaoded more often.
How to sell your apps to Bitzio or other companies (Bitzio Incubator), if you choose.
How you can outsource your entire business to someone else or an entire team of people.
And a question-and-answer call

Download Links: 6 files

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Apress | Nov 2011 | 978-1430238522 | PDF+Epub | 5.5 mb

Android games programmers now have the power to write games for Android tablets. Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming explains how to enhance your Android games using the new tablet interface and the additional screen estate. You’ll learn how to bring your programming skills up to date and into a world where touch screens, games physics, and artificial intelligence come together in new and surprising ways.

Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming shows how to quickly and easily set up an Android development environment—in no time at all, you’ll be programming away. You’ll begin with some simple games using sprites and choreographed movement. Next, you’ll learn how to handle user input in the modern age of touch screens and motion.

What you’ll learn

* How to set up an Android tablet programming environment
* How to program for touchscreens and other input devices
* Techniques to take advantage of the extra screen size of a tablet
* How to take advantage of multicore processing power in your games
* How to program a multiplayer game
* How to add artificial intelligence to in-game opponents
* How to program game modes, game states, and game worlds
* How to program a complete game
* About in-app marketing and games monetization

Who this book is for
This is a book for Java programmers new to Honeycomb, tablets and games programming. An experienced games programmer can also use this book to migrate their existing expertise to the Android and the tablet environment.

Table of Contents

1. Setting Up for Android 3.0 Java Development
2. Creating Simple Games with Sprites and Movement
3. Creating Gathering User Input
4. Adding Sounds Effects, Music, and Video
5. One-Player Game with Obstacles
6. A Ball and Paddle Game
7. Building a Two-Player Game
8. A One-Player Strategy Game Part I
9. A One-Player Strategy Game Part II
10. Publishing the Game
11. Testing Android Games on a Real Device

Book Details

* Paperback: 196 pages
* Publisher: Apress (November 2011)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 1430238526
* ISBN-13: 978-1430238522

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Tutorials for the Android OS. Details the installation and configuration of the working environment as well as the creation of simple applications. We consider the subtleties of creating interest applications and a description of events using the Java-code.

Content:
Episode # 1 Getting Started
Episode # 2 Create A New Project And Run It
Episode # 3 Using Buttons And Listening For ClickEvents
Episode # 4 Using CheckBoxes In A Slightly Advanced Layout
Episode # 5 Using Radio Buttons
Episode # 6 Notification & Long Clicks
Episode # 7 Using Basic Lists
Episode # 8 The alert Dialog
Episode # 9 Item Lists Clicks
Episode # 10 An Introduction intents
Episode # 11 Intents Multi Activity Applications

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Lisp has been hailed as the world’s most powerful programming language, but its cryptic syntax and academic reputation can be enough to scare off even experienced programmers. Those dark days are finally over—Land of Lisp brings the power of functional programming to the people!

With his brilliantly quirky comics and out-of-this-world games, longtime Lisper Conrad Barski teaches you the mysteries of Common Lisp. You’ll start with the basics, like list manipulation, I/O, and recursion, then move on to more complex topics like macros, higher order programming, and domain-specific languages. Then, when your brain overheats, you can kick back with an action-packed comic book interlude!

Along the way you’ll create (and play) games like Wizard Adventure, a text adventure with a whiskey-soaked twist, and Grand Theft Wumpus, the most violent version of Hunt the Wumpus the world has ever seen.

You’ll learn to:

* Master the quirks of Lisp’s syntax and semantics
* Write concise and elegant functional programs
* Use macros, create domain-specific languages, and learn other advanced Lisp techniques
* Create your own web server, and use it to play browser-based games
* Put your Lisp skills to the test by writing brain-melting games like Dice of Doom and Orc Battle

Product Details

* Paperback: 504 pages
* Publisher: No Starch Press; 1 edition (November 12, 2010)
* Language: English
* ISBN-10: 1593272812
* ISBN-13: 978-1593272814Product Details

Downlnoad Links:

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This package includes:

Introduction to Android Development – Beginner
Android Programming with Intents – Intermediate
Android Async Programming and Services – Advanced

The videos are targeted for .Net developers so there is no Mac info but Eclipse is cross platform and Android runs on Linux so you shouldn’t have any difficulty following along.

-= Technical Specs =-

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Size: 1024×768
Frame Rate: 15fps

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Channel: Stereo (mono really)
Sample rate: 44100 Hz

Introduction to Android Development
Authored by: John Sonmez
Duration: 5h 39m
Level: Beginner
Released: 4/12/2011
Info Link

Description:
Beginning level Android course covering basic Android development.

This course covers beginning level Android development from the perspective of a .NET developer. In this course you will learn to create a simple multi-screen Android application that can utilize menus and preferences and learn to deploy that application to the Android marketplace.

Android Programming with Intents
Authored by: Jim Wilson
Duration: 4h 14m
Level: Intermediate
Released: 11/15/2011
Info Link

Description:
Virtually all interactivity between Android components occurs through a special messaging concept known as intents. In this course you will learn how to work effectively with and capitalize on the many capabilities of the Android platform provided through intents.

Three of the core components of an application – activities, services, and broadcast receivers – are activated through messages, called intents. Intent messaging is a facility for late run-time binding between components in the same or different applications. In this course you will learn how to work effectively with and capitalize on the many capabilities of the Android platform provided through intents.

Android Async Programming and Services
Authored by: Jim Wilson
Duration: 3h 2m
Level: Advanced
Released: 8/22/2011
Info Link

Description:
Learn how to provide a more responsive user experience in your Android applications through Android services and asynchronous processing.

In this course you will learn how to use Android services and asynchronous processing to create applications that provide a more responsive user experience. Topics covered include Android Services, background processing, threading, asynchronous tasks, Started Services, Foreground Services, Notifications, Android Service lifecycle, and ExecutorService.

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In this course you will learn to develop a complete iOS application using MonoTouch

We will cover setting up your development environment, creating the application using C# and MonoDevelop, and deploying the finished product. This course is designed to teach you how to use MonoTouch as an alternative to developing iOS applications in Objective-C.

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Runtime: 3 hrs 55min | Full DVD | English
321 mb
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Following the recent release of iOS 5, there are a number of exciting new opportunities open for the iOS developer: Twitter integration, iCloud, new ways to easily customize the look of your apps, and storyboards, just to name a few. In addition to covering these new iOS 5 features and the techniques required to integrate them into your iOS apps, this course will also look into how to improve the performance of your apps, use blocks to simplify your code, and implement support for audio and sound effects in your apps. You’ll also learn how the new UIAppearance library can be used to customize the appearance of standard iOS UI features and controls. This Learn by Video workshop is presented by Robert Turrall and published in partnership with Peachpit Press.

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Runtime: 3hr 45 min | Full DVD | English | 264 mb
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With hundreds of thousands of apps in Apple’s App Store and research groups such as Gartner estimating the value of the mobile app market at around $30 billion for 2013, building apps for iOS is certainly big business. In this workshop, creative technologist and trainer Robert Turrall teaches you how to apply your programming knowledge to creating apps; the course assumes that you will have a basic understanding of object-oriented programming concepts, but no previous iOS experience is necessary. After learning the basics of Objective-C and Cocoa Touch, you’ll work along with Robert to create a series of increasingly complex apps. Once you’re done, you will feel confident in your ability to build and test iOS apps and ready to get in on the action.

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Video: H.264 MPEG-4 AVC 1066×600 29.97fps |
Audio: MPEG AAC Stereo 822kbps 44.100kHz |
duration: 53min | 249 MB

In this course, you’ll learn how to develop for iOS :

Your First App

Getting Started
Hello World: Part 1
Hello World: Part 2
Hello World: Part 3

Objective-C

Properties & Methods: Part 1
Properties & Methods: Part 2
Inheritance

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