Lessons in Virtualmin -Basics :

1. 1 1. Introduction

2. 2 2. Installation

3. 3 3. Login into Virtualmin

4. 4 4. Navigation Options

5. 5 5. Virtualmin Settings

Lessons in Communication Tips:

1. 1 Welcome to the series

2. 2 Understanding introversion and extroversion

3. 3 Entering and exiting a conversation

4. 4 Building rapport

5. 5 Connecting through questions

6. 6 Having empathy

7. 7 Persuading people

8. 8 Tactful bragging

9. 9 Negotiating your needs

10. 10 Communicating assertively

11. 11 Building authenticity

12. 12 Telling stories

13. 13 Making your message stick

14. 14 Communicating with confidence

15. 15 Using influence

16. 16 Making a request

17. 17 Making small talk

18. 18 Dealing with interrupters

19. 19 Saying no

20. 20 Giving constructive criticism

21. 21 Speaking on no notice

22. 22 Asking at work

23. 23 Building consensus

24. 24 Redirecting gossip

25. 25 Succeeding in a video conference

26. 26 Exploring team roles

27. 27 Communicating with Gen Y

28. 28 Preparing for interview

29. 29 Reducing your anxiety about public speaking

30. 30 Communicating authentically as a leader

31. 31 Finding your best voice

32. 32 Teaching others how to do a task

33. 33 Communicating remotely

34. 34 Asking great questions

35. 35 The Power of Pause

36. 36 Team charters

37. 37 Tools for virtual teams

38. 38 Communicating with accuracy

39. 39 Making a recommendation

40. 40 Working with a bully

41. 41 American English tricks and traps

42. 42 Speaking at special occasions

43. 43 Making introductions

44. 44 Giving feedback

45. 45 Managing older employees

46. 46 Communicating with multiple bosses

47. 47 Orienting new employees

48. 48 The things your things say

49. 49 Communicating credibility

50. 50 Communicating change

51. 51 Making decisions differently: Head vs. heart

52. 52 Making decisions differently: Being type vs. action type

53. 53 Making decisions differently: Trees vs. forests

54. 54 Exercise Files

Lessons in Project Management Foundations:

1. 1 Deliver successful projects

2. 2 What you should know

3. 3 What is a project?

4. 4 What is project management?

5. 5 What it takes to be a project manager

6. 6 The project management life cycle

7. 7 Traditional vs. agile project management

8. 8 How organizational structure affects projects

9. 9 How organizational culture affects projects

10. 10 Project management software options

11. 11 Challenge: Organization

12. 12 Initiate a project

13. 13 Identify project stakeholders

14. 14 Analyze project stakeholders

15. 15 Identify the project goal

16. 16 Define project objectives

17. 17 Choose a strategy

18. 18 Gather requirements

19. 19 Identify project deliverables and success criteria

20. 20 Identify project assumptions and risks

21. 21 Prepare a project scope statement

22. 22 Create a project charter

23. 23 Challenge: Project charter

24. 24 Project planning overview

25. 25 What is a work breakdown structure?

26. 26 Build a work breakdown structure

27. 27 How to create work packages?

28. 28 Estimate time and cost

29. 29 How to choose the best estimate

30. 30 Create a resource management plan

31. 31 Build a project schedule

32. 32 Develop a project budget

33. 33 Identify risks

34. 34 Create a risk management plan

35. 35 Set up a communication plan

36. 36 Develop a quality plan

37. 37 How to set up a change management plan

38. 38 How to plan procurement

39. 39 Processes for procuring resources

40. 40 How to obtain approval to proceed

41. 41 Challenge: Change

42. 42 Put tasks in sequence

43. 43 How to assign resources to tasks

44. 44 Learn to use milestones

45. 45 Make a realistic schedule

46. 46 Understand the critical path

47. 47 Understand the critical chain method

48. 48 How to shorten a schedule

49. 49 Document the baseline

50. 50 Challenge: Network diagram

51. 51 What is agile project management?

52. 52 The agile project management life cycle

53. 53 Plan an iteration

54. 54 Manage the explore stage

55. 55 Handle the adapt and close stages

56. 56 Challenge: Agile

57. 57 How to run a project

58. 58 Techniques for communicating effectively

59. 59 Run effective meetings

60. 60 Challenge: Agenda

61. 61 Manage team resources

62. 62 Understand team dynamics

63. 63 How to manage virtual teams

64. 64 How to manage technical teams

65. 65 Challenge: Team

66. 66 How to gather data

67. 67 How to manage project change

68. 68 Learn how to manage project scope

69. 69 Monitor and control risks

70. 70 Understand earned value analysis

71. 71 Evaluate progress

72. 72 Learn how to solve problems

73. 73 How to get a project back on track

74. 74 Challenge: Change request

75. 75 Close a project

76. 76 How to obtain customer acceptance

77. 77 Document lessons learned

78. 78 How to prepare a close-out report

79. 79 Learn how to close and transition projects

80. 80 Challenge: Acceptance

81. 81 Next steps

82. 82 Assignments

Lessons in JavaScript Essential Training:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 How to use the exercise files

3. 3 What is JavaScript?

4. 4 How does JavaScript relate to Java?

5. 5 Navigating the JavaScript landscape

6. 6 Tools for JavaScript development

7. 7 Introducing the browser console

8. 8 Add inline JavaScript to a HTML document

9. 9 Add JavaScript in an external file

10. 10 How to write JavaScript: A crash course

11. 11 Variables: The catch-all containers of JavaScript

12. 12 Data types in JavaScript

13. 13 Arithmetic operators and math

14. 14 Working with strings and numbers

15. 15 Conditional statements and logic

16. 16 Advanced conditions and logic

17. 17 Arrays

18. 18 Properties and methods in arrays

19. 19 Functions in JavaScript

20. 20 Build a basic function

21. 21 Add arguments to the function

22. 22 Return values from a function

23. 23 Anonymous functions

24. 24 Immediately invoked functional expressions

25. 25 Variable scope

26. 26 ES2015: let and const

27. 27 Make sense of objects

28. 28 Object constructors

29. 29 Sidebar: Dot and bracket notation

30. 30 Closures

31. 31 DOM: The document object model

32. 32 Target elements in the DOM with querySelector methods

33. 33 Access and change elements

34. 34 Access and change classes

35. 35 Access and change attributes

36. 36 Add DOM elements

37. 37 Apply inline CSS to an element

38. 38 Create an analog clock: Project breakdown

39. 39 Use CSS to move clock hands

40. 40 Use JavaScript to move clock hands

41. 41 Get the current hour, minute, and second with the Date() object

42. 42 Show the current time using fancy math

43. 43 Make the clock move forward second by second

44. 44 Solve the pesky "return to zero" problem

45. 45 What are DOM events?

46. 46 Some typical DOM events

47. 47 Trigger functions with event handlers

48. 48 Add and use event listeners

49. 49 Pass arguments via event listeners

50. 50 Rundown of HTML markup

51. 51 Use event listeners to detect typing

52. 52 Build a count-up timer

53. 53 Build a helper function for leading zeros

54. 54 Detect spelling errors by matching strings

55. 55 Stop the timer when the test is done

56. 56 Add a reset button

57. 57 Loops

58. 58 Looping through arrays

59. 59 Break and continue loops

60. 60 Project breakdown

61. 61 Rundown of project setup

62. 62 Loop through all images in the document

63. 63 Create function to generate srcset value

64. 64 Create object containing different sizes values

65. 65 Update img markup with srcset and sizes attributes

66. 66 JavaScript validation and troubleshooting

67. 67 Troubleshooting JavaScript

68. 68 Step through your JavaScript with browser tools

69. 69 Online script linting

70. 70 Automate script linting

71. 71 Online script minification

72. 72 Automate script minification

73. 73 What are arrow functions?

74. 74 What do I learn first? JavaScript? TypeScript?

75. 75 How do I write strings in ES2015?

76. 76 What does the % symbol do?

77. 77 Why use the querySelector() and querySelectorAll() methods?

78. 78 Next Steps

79. 79 Assignments

Lessons in Git: Branches, Merges, and Remotes:

1. 1 Unlock powerful code management and collaboration tools in Git

2. 2 What you should know

3. 3 Reference commits

4. 4 Ancestry

5. 5 Tree listings

6. 6 Filter the commit log

7. 7 Format the commit log

8. 8 Branching overview

9. 9 Create branches

10. 10 Switch branches

11. 11 Create and switch branches

12. 12 Switch branches with uncommitted changes

13. 13 Compare branches

14. 14 Rename branches

15. 15 Delete branches

16. 16 Configure command prompt

17. 17 Reset types

18. 18 Soft reset

19. 19 Mixed reset

20. 20 Hard reset

21. 21 Merge code

22. 22 Fast-forward merge vs. true merge

23. 23 Merge conflicts

24. 24 Resolve merge conflicts

25. 25 Strategies to reduce conflicts

26. 26 Save changes in the stash

27. 27 View stashed changes

28. 28 Retrieve stashed changes

29. 29 Delete stashed changes

30. 30 Local and remote repositories

31. 31 Set up a GitHub account

32. 32 Add a remote repository

33. 33 Create a remote branch

34. 34 Clone a remote repository

35. 35 Track remote branches

36. 36 Push changes to a remote repository

37. 37 Fetch changes from a remote repository

38. 38 Merge in fetched changes

39. 39 Check out remote branches

40. 40 Push to an updated remote branch

41. 41 Delete a remote branch

42. 42 Enable collaboration

43. 43 Collaboration workflow

44. 44 Next Steps

45. 45 Assignments

Lessons in Git for Teams:

1. 1 Using Git for team collaboration

2. 2 What you need to know

3. 3 Fundamentals of Git collaboration overview

4. 4 Common pitfalls: Untracked pulls

5. 5 Common pitfalls: Force push

6. 6 Best practices: Committing and syncing

7. 7 Best practices: gitignore

8. 8 Standardize line endings with autocrlf

9. 9 Branch naming

10. 10 Write descriptive commit messages

11. 11 Team composition and members roles

12. 12 Teaming with remote platforms overview

13. 13 Remote platform selection

14. 14 GitLab installation

15. 15 GitLab overview

16. 16 User account setup

17. 17 Account administration and preferences

18. 18 Branching strategies

19. 19 Git workflows

20. 20 Trunk-based development

21. 21 Git flow

22. 22 Protecting branches

23. 23 Issues

24. 24 Feature branches

25. 25 Code reviews

26. 26 Merging feature branches

27. 27 Git Flow wrap-up

28. 28 Continuous integration with Git

29. 29 Tools for continuous integration

30. 30 Install GitLab Runner

31. 31 Register GitLab Runner

32. 32 Building a CI pipeline

33. 33 Automating units tests for quality assurance

34. 34 Code quality with pipelines

35. 35 Building a DevOps foundation

36. 36 Next Steps

37. 37 Assignments

Lessons in Git Intermediate Techniques:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 How to use the exercise files

3. 3 Force push to a remote

4. 4 Identify merged branches

5. 5 Delete local and remote branches

6. 6 Prune stale branches

7. 7 Create tags

8. 8 List tags

9. 9 Delete tags

10. 10 Push tags to a remote

11. 11 Check out tags

12. 12 Interactive mode

13. 13 Patch mode

14. 14 Split a hunk

15. 15 Edit a hunk

16. 16 Cherry-picking commits

17. 17 Resolve cherry-picking conflicts

18. 18 Create diff patches

19. 19 Apply diff patches

20. 20 Create formatted patches

21. 21 Apply formatted patches

22. 22 Rebase commits

23. 23 Perform a rebase

24. 24 Merging vs. rebasing

25. 25 Resolve rebase conflicts

26. 26 Rebase onto other branches

27. 27 Undo a rebase

28. 28 Interactive rebasing

29. 29 Squash commits

30. 30 Pull rebase

31. 31 Log options

32. 32 Blame

33. 33 Bisect

34. 34 Next Steps

Lessons in Time managment:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 Using the exercise files

3. 3 Microsoft Office option

4. 4 Getting the most from this course

5. 5 Understanding the focus chaos scale

6. 6 Finding your personal motivation for lasting change

7. 7 Addressing the myth of multitasking

8. 8 Understanding the consequences of multitasking

9. 9 Understanding the three principles of productivity

10. 10 Taking an inventory of your gathering points

11. 11 Narrowing your gathering points

12. 12 Setting up an inbox gathering point

13. 13 Working with a portable inbox

14. 14 Getting the most from the notepad

15. 15 Consolidating multiple email accounts

16. 16 Consolidating multiple voicemail accounts

17. 17 Establishing a wild card gathering point

18. 18 Separating work and personal gathering points

19. 19 Taking the next step to controlling your space

20. 20 Selecting your mind clearing options

21. 21 Clearing your mind of its to-dos with mental triggers

22. 22 Setting a mind-clearing schedule

23. 23 Taking the next step to keeping your mind clear

24. 24 Choosing the right calendar for you

25. 25 Using your calendar effectively

26. 26 Saying no to others

27. 27 Saying no to yourself

28. 28 Preparing for action

29. 29 Preparing to gather

30. 30 Gathering to your inbox: Desk

31. 31 Gathering to your inbox: Elsewhere

32. 32 Mastering the what, when, where processing system

33. 33 Processing question 1: What is the next step?

34. 34 Processing question 2: When will it be done?

35. 35 Processing question 3: Where is its home?

36. 36 Filing made simple

37. 37 Digital filing made simple

38. 38 Processing your first inbox

39. 39 Setting your processing schedule

40. 40 Applying what, when, where processing to email

41. 41 Setting up an email archive folder

42. 42 Creating email rules or filters

43. 43 Processing an email walk-through

44. 44 Processing email vs. checking email

45. 45 Understanding “work time” vs. “you time”

46. 46 Establishing the most valuable activities

47. 47 Identifying your most valuable activities

48. 48 Budgeting time for your most valuable activities

49. 49 Using your time budgeter

50. 50 Maintaining your productivity gains

51. 51 Bonus-Dave-Crenshaw-on-getting-himself-organized

Lessons in REST API:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 The RESTful librarian

3. 3 What is a REST API?

4. 4 Sidebar: URL vs. URI

5. 5 The six constraints of REST

6. 6 How REST relates to HTTP

7. 7 Who or what interacts with REST APIs?

8. 8 Tools to see REST API in action

9. 9 Anatomy of a REST request

10. 10 Discovery

11. 11 Resource

12. 12 Methods (Verbs)

13. 13 Response header

14. 14 HTTP status messages

15. 15 REST and Authorization/Authentication

16. 16 Request/response pairs

17. 17 GET

18. 18 POST

19. 19 PUT/PATCH

20. 20 DELETE

21. 21 Next step

Lessons in Learning CodeIgniter 3:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 What you should know

3. 3 Using the exercise files

4. 4 What is CodeIgniter?

5. 5 Set up our local environment

6. 6 The MVC architectural pattern

7. 7 Get CodeIgniter running

8. 8 Load views and data from controllers

9. 9 Controllers and automatic routing

10. 10 Create models and load them

11. 11 Help yourself with helpers

12. 12 Database configuration

13. 13 Autoload components

14. 14 Use models and databases

15. 15 Database actions on a table

16. 16 Work with forms

17. 17 Update forms

18. 18 Work with sessions

19. 19 Work with browser headers

20. 20 Handle file uploads

21. 21 Form validation

22. 22 Form update with validation

23. 23 Logging and error logging

24. 24 CodeIgniter and Composer

25. 25 Install an existing application

26. 26 Next steps

Lessons in Advanced PHP:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 What you should know

3. 3 How to use the exercise files

4. 4 PHP namespaces overview

5. 5 Use PHP namespaces

6. 6 Composer overview

7. 7 PHP interfaces overview

8. 8 Create an interface

9. 9 Extend an interface

10. 10 PHP standard interfaces

11. 11 PHP Traits overview

12. 12 Create a Trait

13. 13 PHP magic methods

14. 14 PHP constructors and deconstructors

15. 15 PHP singletons

16. 16 PHP abstract classes overview

17. 17 Create an abstract class

18. 18 PHP Iterator overview

19. 19 Create an iterator

20. 20 Stacking iterators

21. 21 SPL iterators

22. 22 PHP generator overview

23. 23 Create a generator

24. 24 PHP password hashing

25. 25 PHP password verification

26. 26 Update PHP passwords

27. 27 Basic PHP type hints

28. 28 PHP strict type declarations

29. 29 PHP return types

30. 30 PHP closure overview

31. 31 Create a closure

32. 32 Advanced closures

33. 33 PHP exception overview

34. 34 Throw an exception

35. 35 Nested exceptions

36. 36 PHP SPL exceptions

37. 37 Extend PHP exceptions

38. 38 Finally block

39. 39 Next steps

Lessons in Git Essential Training: The Basic:

1. 1 Use Git version control software to manage project code

2. 2 Version control

3. 3 The history behind Git

4. 4 About distributed version control

5. 5 Install Git on a Mac

6. 6 Install Git on Windows

7. 7 Install Git on Linux

8. 8 Basic Git configuration

9. 9 Git auto-completion

10. 10 Git help

11. 11 Initialize a repository

12. 12 Where Git files are stored

13. 13 Your first commit

14. 14 Write a commit message

15. 15 View the commit log

16. 16 The three trees

17. 17 Git workflows

18. 18 Hash values (SHA-1)

19. 19 The HEAD pointer

20. 20 Add files

21. 21 Edit files

22. 22 View changes with diff

23. 23 View only staged changes

24. 24 Delete files

25. 25 Move and rename files

26. 26 The Explore California website

27. 27 Initialize Git

28. 28 View file edits

29. 29 Stage and commit shortcut

30. 30 View a commit

31. 31 Compare commits

32. 32 Multiline commit messages

33. 33 Make atomic commits

34. 34 Challenge: Client edits

35. 35 Solution: Client edits

36. 36 Undo working directory changes

37. 37 Unstage files

38. 38 Amend commits

39. 39 Retrieve old versions

40. 40 Revert a commit

41. 41 Remove untracked files

42. 42 Use .gitignore files

43. 43 Ideas on what to ignore

44. 44 Globally ignore files

45. 45 Ignore tracked files

46. 46 Track empty directories

47. 47 Next steps

Lessons in CSSEssential Training:

1. 1 Styling documents consistently

2. 2 What you should know

3. 3 Tools and sample projects

4. 4 HTML and CSS

5. 5 Browser developer tools

6. 6 Referencing CSS

7. 7 Project overview and setup

8. 8 Optimizing images and retina displays

9. 9 Project: Relative paths

10. 10 Absolute paths

11. 11 CSS specifications and the W3C

12. 12 CSS syntax and terminology

13. 13 CSS values and units

14. 14 The color and property values

15. 15 Type and universal selectors

16. 16 Class and ID selectors

17. 17 Class and ID selector exercise

18. 18 Descendant selectors

19. 19 Grouping selectors

20. 20 Inheritance and specificity

21. 21 The cascade and importance

22. 22 Project: Adding colors

23. 23 Pseudo-class selectors and links

24. 24 Project: Styling links

25. 25 Introduction to the box model

26. 26 Inline, block, and display

27. 27 The box model properties

28. 28 The box properties syntax and usage

29. 29 Debugging the box model

30. 30 Padding, margin, and border

31. 31 Margin and layouts

32. 32 Project: Adding content wrappers

33. 33 Project: Margin and padding

34. 34 Typography for the web

35. 35 Changing the font-family

36. 36 Font-weight and font-style

37. 37 Web fonts with @font-face

38. 38 Web fonts with Google Fonts

39. 39 Project: Google Fonts

40. 40 The font-size property

41. 41 Font shorthand

42. 42 Text-decoration, text-align, and line-height

43. 43 Project: Typography styles

44. 44 Introduction to float

45. 45 The float and clear properties

46. 46 Float and collapsed container

47. 47 Layouts and the box model

48. 48 Project: Float and box model fix

49. 49 Position

50. 50 Position and z-index

51. 51 Introduction to Grid and Flexbox

52. 52 Introduction to Flexbox

53. 53 Flexbox: Orientation and ordering

54. 54 Flexible sizing

55. 55 Flexbox exercise

56. 56 Flexbox: Alignment

57. 57 Project: Flexbox alignment

58. 58 Introduction to CSS Grid

59. 59 The explicit grid

60. 60 The implicit grid

61. 61 Grid placement properties

62. 62 Project: Grid columns and Firefox Grid Inspector

63. 63 Introduction to advanced selectors

64. 64 Relational selectors: Combinators

65. 65 Project: Updates with combinators

66. 66 Pseudo-class selectors: First and last

67. 67 Project: Advanced selectors

68. 68 Introduction to responsive design

69. 69 Project: Creating fluid layouts

70. 70 Flexible background images

71. 71 Project: Flexible background image

72. 72 Introduction to media queries

73. 73 Media queries, widths, and breakpoints

74. 74 Testing responsive layouts

75. 75 Project: Media queries and responsive layout

76. 76 Next steps

Lessons in Online Marketing Foundations:

1. 1 Connecting with customers online

2. 2 What is online marketing?

3. 3 The importance of defining three strategies

4. 4 Building a business strategy

5. 5 Building a brand strategy

6. 6 Building a marketing strategy

7. 7 Definitions and terminology

8. 8 Components of digital marketing

9. 9 The digital marketing landscape

10. 10 The marketing funnel

11. 11 The buyer journey

12. 12 What makes a website effective?

13. 13 Choosing a domain name

14. 14 Selecting a designer or developer

15. 15 Building a site yourself

16. 16 Making your website convert

17. 17 Creating engaging web copy

18. 18 Choosing responsive design

19. 19 Introduction to measuring data

20. 20 How online analytics work

21. 21 Tracking your campaigns

22. 22 Using goal tracking

23. 23 Looking at a conversion funnel

24. 24 Defining your KPIs

25. 25 A look at attribution models

26. 26 How SEO works

27. 27 Essential optimization techniques

28. 28 Configuring Google Search Console

29. 29 Conducting keyword research

30. 30 Conducting a quick site audit

31. 31 Crafting a content strategy

32. 32 Leveraging local SEO

33. 33 Choosing to hire a professional

34. 34 Introduction to search and display

35. 35 Signing up for an AdWords account

36. 36 Understanding the AdWords structure

37. 37 Launching text search ads

38. 38 Launching display search ads

39. 39 Deciding on your budget

40. 40 A look at reporting

41. 41 Generating reports

42. 42 Building a social media marketing plan

43. 43 Who's using social media?

44. 44 Marketing with Facebook

45. 45 Marketing with Twitter

46. 46 Marketing with LinkedIn

47. 47 Marketing with Pinterest

48. 48 The impact of video marketing

49. 49 Getting started with video marketing

50. 50 Creating compelling content

51. 51 Promoting videos on YouTube

52. 52 Understanding email marketing

53. 53 Creating an email marketing plan

54. 54 Tools to launch successful campaigns

55. 55 Measuring the success of email

56. 56 What is content marketing?

57. 57 Creating a content planning model

58. 58 The mobile marketing landscape

59. 59 Mobile applications

60. 60 Running A/B marketing tests

61. 61 Introduction to influencer marketing

62. 62 Finding and engaging influencers

63. 63 Next steps

Lessons in Offline Marketing Foundations:

1. 1 Is traditional marketing dead?

2. 2 What is offline marketing?

3. 3 Pros and cons of offline marketing

4. 4 How offline marketing is used alongside online marketing

5. 5 Keys to offline marketing success

6. 6 Audience development

7. 7 Deciding how much to spend

8. 8 Tracking offline marketing ROI

9. 9 Direct mail overview

10. 10 Direct mail best practices

11. 11 Budgeting for direct mail

12. 12 Mailing lists

13. 13 Printing and distribution

14. 14 Trade shows

15. 15 Meetups

16. 16 Speaking opportunities

17. 17 Parties

18. 18 Promotional giveaways

19. 19 Introduction to print advertising

20. 20 Staying top of mind with print

21. 21 Designing great print advertisements

22. 22 Business cards

23. 23 Newspaper and print ads

24. 24 Flyers and banners

25. 25 Magazine ads

26. 26 Billboards

27. 27 Door hangers

28. 28 Coupons

29. 29 TV advertising

30. 30 Radio advertising

31. 31 Producing a TV or radio ad

32. 32 Strategic marketing alliances

33. 33 Getting media mentions

34. 34 Sign spinners

35. 35 Guerrilla marketing

36. 36 Sponsorships

37. 37 Contests

38. 38 Curbside advertising

39. 39 Exploring marketing further

Lessons in Spinrewriter tutorial:

1. 1 Spinrewriter Steps

2. 2 Get-Started-Tutorial-Spin-Rewriter

3. 3 How to rewrite an article from start to finish

4. 4 How to spin multiple articles at once bulk spinning

5. 5 How to use One Click Rewrite all settings explained in detail

6. 6 How to spin articles manually words and phrases in Step 2 Spin

7. 7 How to polish a finalized article to perfection in Step 3

8. 8 How Aaron personally uses Spin Rewriter BEST settings recommended

9. 9 How to add relevant images and videos to your unique articles

10. 10 How to manually add alternative sentences and paragraphs in Step 1

11. 11 How to automatically rewrite sentences in Step 1 ENL

12. 12 How to automatically rewrite paragraphs in Step 1 ENL

13. 13 How to export hundreds of unique articles

14. 14 How to use the Archive plus a hidden trick

Lessons in Growth Hacking Foundations:

1. 1 Grow your business with growth marketing

2. 2 What is growth hacking?

3. 3 History and evolution of growth hacking

4. 4 Goals of growth hacking in marketing

5. 5 How to be a growth hacking leader

6. 6 A disclaimer on growth hacking

7. 7 The agile growth hacking process

8. 8 Leading and building growth teams

9. 9 Using customer interviews

10. 10 Who are your customers?

11. 11 Communicating your North Star metric

12. 12 What are OKRs and how are they used?

13. 13 How to lead an OKR strategy session

14. 14 Using the Lean Canvas for marketing

15. 15 Drafting your Lean Canvas

16. 16 The digital marketing and sales funnel

17. 17 What is the customer journey

18. 18 Mapping the customer journey

19. 19 Excel through the customer journey

20. 20 What are marketing growth levers?

21. 21 Identifying marketing growth levers

22. 22 What are growth loops?

23. 23 Growth loop examples

24. 24 Management of the product life cycle

25. 25 Technology adoption life cycle

26. 26 Excel through the product life cycle

27. 27 Evaluating product market fit

28. 28 Growth process in action

29. 29 Generating ideas and team communication

30. 30 ICE for project and time management

31. 31 Failure and maintaining a positive outlook

32. 32 Digital marketing fatigue

33. 33 Leverage your customers to improve sales

34. 34 Retain your users to improve sales

35. 35 Data-driven growth marketing

36. 36 Exclusivity as a sales strategy

37. 37 API integrations

38. 38 Key data metrics to track and report

39. 39 Monthly recurring revenue (MRR)

40. 40 Churn rate

41. 41 Measure customer acquisition cost (CAC)

42. 42 Next steps

Lessons in Learning PHP:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 What you should know before watching this course

3. 3 Using the exercise files

4. 4 What's new in this version of the course

5. 5 Running phpinfo() to check the PHP configuration

6. 6 Changing configuration settings in php.ini

7. 7 Alternative ways to change configuration settings

8. 8 PHP: The big picture

9. 9 Choosing and naming variables

10. 10 Displaying text and numbers

11. 11 Comments and white space

12. 12 What's the difference between single and double quotes?

13. 13 Joining strings

14. 14 Using heredoc syntax to avoid problems with quotes

15. 15 Storing multiple values in an indexed array

16. 16 Storing values in an associative array

17. 17 Challenge: Embedding PHP in HTML

18. 18 Solution: Embedding PHP in HTML

19. 19 The truth according to PHP

20. 20 Making decisions with conditions and comparisons

21. 21 Alternative syntax for conditional statements

22. 22 Making decisions with a switch statement

23. 23 Using the ternary operator as shorthand

24. 24 Setting a default value

25. 25 Challenge: Serving different content to members

26. 26 Solution: Serving different content to members

27. 27 Arithmetic operators

28. 28 Reassigning the result of a calculation to the same variable

29. 29 Increasing or decreasing a number by one

30. 30 Challenge: Integer division

31. 31 Solution: Integer division

32. 32 Repeating actions with while and do/while loops

33. 33 Using a for loop

34. 34 Looping through an array with foreach

35. 35 Alternative syntax for loops

36. 36 Challenge: Multiplication table

37. 37 Solution: Multiplication table

38. 38 Using PHP's built-in functions

39. 39 Understanding PHP documentation

40. 40 Creating custom functions

41. 41 Passing arguments by value and reference to a function

42. 42 Using an anonymous function as a callback

43. 43 Understanding PHP objects and classes

44. 44 Comparing the date() function with the DateTime class

45. 45 Challenge: Create a function to display copyright years

46. 46 Solution: Create a function to display copyright years

47. 47 Using server-side includes

48. 48 Using include and require

49. 49 Using links in an include file

50. 50 Examining the include_path

51. 51 Challenge: Use server-side includes for common features

52. 52 Solution: Use server-side includes for common features

53. 53 Dealing with PHP errors

54. 54 Why is my page blank or incomplete?

55. 55 Tracking down common parse errors

56. 56 Dealing with T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE

57. 57 What to do with "failed to open stream"

58. 58 What does "headers already sent" mean?

59. 59 What does undefined index, offset, or constant mean?

60. 60 Understanding the difference between POST and GET

61. 61 Displaying error messages conditionally

62. 62 Making sure required fields aren't blank

63. 63 Preserving user input when a form is incomplete

64. 64 Blocking suspect phrases

65. 65 Preparing to send email

66. 66 Automating the reply address

67. 67 Building the message body

68. 68 Sending the email

69. 69 Troubleshooting mail()

70. 70 Introduction

71. 71 Handling radio button groups

72. 72 Handling single checkboxes

73. 73 Handling checkbox groups

74. 74 Handling select menus

75. 75 Handling multiple-choice lists

76. 76 Where next?

Lessons in Managing Your Calendar for Peak Productivity:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 What you should know before watching

3. 3 Set up your calendar

4. 4 Put a quick task on your calendar

5. 5 Schedule an extended project

6. 6 Schedule and protect processing

7. 7 When to check email and other messages

8. 8 Build buffer space between appointments

9. 9 Account for travel time

10. 10 Calendaring with phone vs. desktop

11. 11 Clarify work time vs. meeting time

12. 12 Schedule speedy meetings

13. 13 Tips for coordinating schedules

14. 14 Schedule ongoing 1:1 meetings

15. 15 Group and status check-in meetings

16. 16 Handle scheduling conflicts

17. 17 Create a pattern for your day

18. 18 Create a pattern for your week

19. 19 Create a pattern for your month

20. 20 Create a pattern for your year

21. 21 Next steps

Lessons in Technical WordPress SEO:

1. 1 Drive bigger exposure on organic search

2. 2 What to know before getting started

3. 3 Exploring SEO for WordPress

4. 4 Exploring site architecture

5. 5 SEO crawler

6. 6 Chrome inspector

7. 7 Chrome Lighthouse

8. 8 Merkle

9. 9 Google Search Console

10. 10 Evaluating SEO plugins

11. 11 The do-it-all SEO plugins

12. 12 Yoast SEO

13. 13 RankMath

14. 14 The initial crawl

15. 15 Fixing page titles

16. 16 Managing meta descriptions

17. 17 Review heading tags with Crawler

18. 18 Review heading tags with Inspector

19. 19 Wordpress architecture with permalinks

20. 20 Permalink best practices

21. 21 HTTP status codes

22. 22 Changing article and page links

23. 23 Changing permalink structure

24. 24 Managing redirects with regex

25. 25 HTTP vs. HTTPS

26. 26 Migrating to HTTPS

27. 27 Robots.txt

28. 28 Creating robots.txt via a plugin

29. 29 Creating robots.txt via a server

30. 30 Testing robots.txt

31. 31 Sitemaps

32. 32 Creating a sitemap with a plugin

33. 33 Creating a sitemap manually

34. 34 Importance of a good host

35. 35 Content delivery network

36. 36 Setting up Cloudflare on WordPress

37. 37 Domain structure

38. 38 Conforming to www and non-www

39. 39 Creating www and non-www redirects

40. 40 Introduction to canonicals

41. 41 Manually configuring canonicals

42. 42 Configuring canonicals with RankMath

43. 43 Introduction to Schema.org

44. 44 Inserting structured data or a schema

45. 45 Reviewing image size

46. 46 Using WP Smush to optimize images

47. 47 Managing image alt attributes

48. 48 Mobile-friendly test

49. 49 Animations

50. 50 Measure site performance

51. 51 Setting up a cache

52. 52 Next steps

Lessons in Writing Email:

1. 1 Welcome

2. 2 Getting the most out of this course

3. 3 Using email as a communication tool

4. 4 Sending email to the right people

5. 5 Emailing at the right time

6. 6 Using the right tone

7. 7 Sending email for the right purpose

8. 8 Including the right content

9. 9 Crafting subject lines

10. 10 Understanding the reader

11. 11 Using direct openings

12. 12 Crafting a strong message

13. 13 Personalizing your message

14. 14 Checking your message

15. 15 Respecting confidentiality

16. 16 Copying and bcc'ing recipients

17. 17 Forwarding email

18. 18 Taking conversations offline

19. 19 Including attachments

20. 20 Understanding your message's impact

21. 21 General etiquette tips

22. 22 Next steps

Lessons in Visual Studio 2019 Essential Training:

1. 1 Explore the wide world of Visual Studio 2019

2. 2 Using the exercise files

3. 3 What you need to know before starting this course

4. 4 How to install Visual Studio

5. 5 Download the Visual Studio installer

6. 6 Choose the workloads and components

7. 7 Verify the install

8. 8 Initial configuration of Visual Studio

9. 9 Visual Studio overview for beginners

10. 10 Beginners guide to the IDE features

11. 11 Explore the Visual Studio 2019 versions

12. 12 Working with files

13. 13 Introducing projects and solutions

14. 14 Creating projects

15. 15 Identifying the IDE tool and document window types

16. 16 Viewing projects and solutions in Solution Explorer

17. 17 Use folder view in Solution Explorer

18. 18 Use filter and scope in Solution Explorer

19. 19 Working with tabbed editors

20. 20 Preview tab contents

21. 21 Pinning tabbed editors

22. 22 Arranging and grouping tabbed editors

23. 23 Use Window Layout to save or reset tool window positions

24. 24 See more code in full-screen mode

25. 25 Navigate the IDE with the Navigation Helper

26. 26 Docking tool windows with the visualizer

27. 27 Use SplitView within an editor

28. 28 Quickly launch commands with the search tool

29. 29 Working with source control in Visual Studio

30. 30 Git and GitHub overview

31. 31 Adding a project to Git

32. 32 Clone the exercise files from GitHub

33. 33 Open solution from Team Explorer

34. 34 Use checkout to open exercise files from Git branches

35. 35 Save or restore custom settings

36. 36 Explore the basic display settings for editors

37. 37 Configure the text editor settings

38. 38 Add line numbers for better document readability

39. 39 See more code at a glance with word wrapping

40. 40 Choose a programming font

41. 41 Change the IDE color theme

42. 42 Customize font colors

43. 43 Explore the code editor windows

44. 44 How the proper editor window is loaded

45. 45 Write example code

46. 46 Use outliners and regions in your code

47. 47 Use hover tips

48. 48 Quick actions

49. 49 Use IntelliSense effectively

50. 50 Change tracking for code edits

51. 51 Refactor your existing code

52. 52 Code snippets

53. 53 Format and arrange code layout

54. 54 Set your format rules for a language

55. 55 Get consistent code with code styles

56. 56 Get consistent names with code styles

57. 57 Use EditorConfig for consistent code settings

58. 58 Use the enhanced editor scrollbar

59. 59 Use the Class View to explore classes

60. 60 View class relationships with Class Diagram

61. 61 Look up type information

62. 62 Use Peek Definition to see inline definitions

63. 63 Find all references

64. 64 See critical reference info inline with CodeLens

65. 65 Find content and files with the Go To tool

66. 66 Set the start-up project

67. 67 Use breakpoints effectively

68. 68 Step through code in the debugger

69. 69 Modify code while debugging with Edit and Continue

70. 70 See debug information with DataTips

71. 71 Use the Watch, Locals, and Autos windows

72. 72 Beyond the basic breakpoint

73. 73 Evaluate performance with PerfTips

74. 74 Additional tools available in Visual Studio

75. 75 Add extensions to enhance the IDE

Lessons in Visual Studio Developer Tips:

1. 1 Welcome to the series

2. 2 Clone the GitHub repo to your developer computer

3. 3 Open the solution from Team Explorer

4. 4 Use Checkout to open exercise files from Git branches

5. 5 Use the GitHub Extension

6. 6 Brace matching in C#

7. 7 Select vertical sections of code with Box Selection

8. 8 Move code with keyboard shortcuts

9. 9 Find duplicate code with the code clone analysis tool

10. 10 Paste JSON/XML as class

11. 11 Colorize output in the build window

12. 12 A better way to redock a tool window

13. 13 The Open Command Line extension

14. 14 Get consistent editor settings with EditorConfig

15. 15 Git at a glance: Updates to the Visual Studio status bar

16. 16 Surround a block of code with a code snippet

17. 17 Understand the document tab features

18. 18 Clipping to a border using an opacity mask

19. 19 Insert Line with Ctrl Enter

20. 20 Use the File Tab channel

21. 21 Use the Add New File extension

22. 22 Keyboard access for CodeLens

23. 23 Use the Clipboard Ring

24. 24 Use the GlyphFriend extension

25. 25 Activate Open File in Solution Explorer

26. 26 Use the enhanced scrollbar

27. 27 Drag and drop in Solution Explorer

28. 28 Keyboard shortcuts for MVC views and controllers

29. 29 Pin data tips in debug window

30. 30 The Trailing Whitespace Visualizer extension

31. 31 Date rounding and other helpers

32. 32 Memorize window layout (Reuse)

33. 33 Use DialogResult

34. 34 Label a breakpoint

35. 35 The Image Optimizer extension

36. 36 Use Ctrl+Spacebar to fix case of variable names

37. 37 Use the nameof operator

38. 38 Discover untested code with code coverage

39. 39 Use the Hand tool in XAML designer

40. 40 Array Visualizer extension

41. 41 Use Ctrl+Tab to cycle through windows

42. 42 Understand line stroke patterns

43. 43 The Comment Remover extension

44. 44 Toolbox tip shortcuts

45. 45 Randomize data with LINQ

46. 46 Customize context menu

47. 47 Get the file path

48. 48 Convert lists

49. 49 Enum flags

50. 50 Reference highlighting

51. 51 Evaluate performance with PerfTips

52. 52 Null propagation

53. 53 Multiple editor views of same file

54. 54 Customize the output window

55. 55 Colored braces with the Viasfora extension

56. 56 Use the C# interactive window

57. 57 The Smart Semicolon extension

58. 58 Reference Highlighting

59. 59 IEnumerable Extension Methods

60. 60 Compare LiNQ sequences

61. 61 The Clear Recent Project List extension

Lessons in Marketing Tools: SEO:

1. 1 Must-have tools for SEO growth

2. 2 SEO goals

3. 3 SEO tool categories

4. 4 Technical SEO tools

5. 5 Content SEO tools

6. 6 Offsite visibility with SEO

7. 7 Competitive research for SEO

8. 8 Signing up for Google Search Console

9. 9 Overview of Google Search Console

10. 10 Understanding search performance

11. 11 Evaluating SEO problems

12. 12 Understanding crawl factors

13. 13 Using Google web.dev

14. 14 Interpreting web.dev results

15. 15 Understanding page speed elements

16. 16 Using Google Test My Site

17. 17 Using Google Lighthouse

18. 18 What is Screaming Frog?

19. 19 Exploring the interface

20. 20 Configuring your first crawl

21. 21 Reviewing results

22. 22 Generating a sitemap

23. 23 Importing crawl data

24. 24 Using Google Keyword Planner

25. 25 Using KWFinder

26. 26 Using AnswerThePublic

27. 27 Using Google Trends

28. 28 What is structured data?

29. 29 Getting started with structured data

30. 30 Structured Data Testing Tool

31. 31 What is SEMrush?

32. 32 Conducting keyword research

33. 33 Conducting competitive research

34. 34 What is Ahrefs?

35. 35 Conducting keyword research

36. 36 Conducting competitive research

37. 37 Using Siteliner for duplication issues

38. 38 Using BuzzSumo for content research

39. 39 Using plugins for WordPress SEO

40. 40 Next steps

Lessons in TortoiseGit Tutorial :

1. 1 TortoiseGit Tutorial 1 How git works

2. 2 TortoiseGit Tutorial 2 How to clone Git Repository

3. 3 TortoiseGit Tutorial 3 git add (staging) , commit and push

4. 4 TortoiseGit Tutorial 4 git fetch, merge and pull

5. 5 TortoiseGit Tutorial 5 Git branching (How to create branch in GitHub, fetch it and push changes)

6. 6 TortoiseGit Tutorial 6 Merging branches (git merge) - Fast Forward vs 3-way merge

7. 7 TortoiseGit Tutorial 7 Create, switch or delete branch using tortoiseGit

8. 8 TortoiseGit Tutorial 8 Stashing (save local changes) using tortoiseGit

9. 9 TortoiseGit Tutorial 9(a) Undoing local changes using tortoiseGit revert option

10. 10 TortoiseGit Tutorial 9(b) Undoing local changes using tortoiseGit reset option

11. 11 TortoiseGit Tutorial 9(c) git clean using tortoiseGit

12. 12 TortoiseGit Tutorial 9(d) git revert using tortoiseGit

13. 13 TortoiseGit Tutorial 10 Create and apply patch using tortoiseGit

14. 14 TortoiseGit Tutorial 11 DiffMerge Tool integration in tortoiseGit

15. 15 TortoiseGit Tutorial 12 How to use cherry pick in git

16. 16 TortoiseGit Tutorial 13 Create, show and delete git tags using tortoiseGit

17. 17 TortoiseGit Tutorial 14 git rebase basics

18. 18 Git Tutorial 9 Diff and Merge using meld

19. 19 Git Workflow - Centralized, Feature branch & Gitflow Workflow

20. 20 What is .gitkeep or .keep files (.gitkeep vs .gitignore)

21. 21 Undo merge or revert merge commit

22. 22 Modify or Amend Last Commit (Message or Files)

23. 23 Use of .gitignore file How to ignore untracked files

24. 24 How to remove already tracked file and add it to .gitignore file

25. 25 How to clone Git Repository (GitHub) with SSH using TortoiseGit

Lessons in SEOforSolopreneurs:

1. 1 SEO-for-Solopreneurs

2. 2 SEO for Solopreneurs - Links

3. 3 How_to_Think_Like_Google

4. 4 What_Actually_Matters

5. 5 Mistakes_to_Avoid

6. 6 Critical_Authority_Threshold

7. 7 Keyword_Research_Basics

8. 8 Creating_a_KW_Generator

9. 9 Getting_KWs_from_Competitors

10. 10 Branching_Off_Our_Keywords

11. 11 KW_Refinement__Selection

12. 12 Anatomy_of_an_Optimized_Article

13. 13 Writing_an_SEO_First_Article

14. 14 SEO_Second_Articles

15. 15 Claiming_a_Searchable_Term

16. 16 Climbing_the_Keyword_Ladder

17. 17 Speeding_it_Up_With_Clearscope

18. 18 What_Is_Authority

19. 19 Not_to_Do_for_Authority

20. 20 Link_Bait_vs_Traffic_Generators

21. 21 Communities

22. 22 Podcasting_as_Linkbuilding

23. 23 Dead_Link_Recovery

24. 24 Benefits_of_YouTube

25. 25 Technical_SEO_Basics

26. 26 HTML_Basics

27. 27 Page_Speed

28. 28 Site_Experience

29. 29 Basic_WordPress_SEO

30. 30 Basic_Webflow_SEO

31. 31 Whats_Worth_Tracking

32. 32 Backlinks

33. 33 Bonus_Keywords

34. 34 Target_Keywords

35. 35 Traffic

36. 36 Conversions

37. 37 Monetization_Intro

38. 38 Monetizing_with_Ads

39. 39 Monetizing_with_Affiliates

40. 40 Monetizing_with_Products