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An exploration of every one of the 8 panels that exist in the Chrome Developer Tools toolbar.
Did you know that you can modify just about any part of a web page live in your browser? What about setting breakpoints that automatically trigger whenever an AJAX call is made, or whenever a specific element on a page is modified? You can do all this and more with the Chrome Developer Tools, and in this course I'll show you how.

Learn how to build a simple Android and PC game in Java using the game development engine libGDX.
Have you always dreamed of creating your own Android game, but didn't know where to get started? Do you want to learn about Android game programming in a fun and entertaining way, while being insulted by a cranky Space Academy Major? Perhaps you should enroll in the Pluralsight Space Academy.

In this Advanced HTML5 training course, expert author John Ulliman takes you deep into the advanced techniques and functions that HTML5 has to offer you. This course is designed for students that have already completed the Beginners Learning HTML5 tutorial, or have solid experience in the basics of HTML5.

This course is designed to get you started developing iOS applications using MonoTouch. In this course we will learn the basics of MonoTouch development using XCode 4. We will also cover some of the newer iOS features in iOS 5. If you are interested in developing applications for iOS, but don't want to learn Objective-C, this course is for you!

A photography studio is expensive to rent — especially if you don’t use it every day. If you've been wanting a studio that's nearby and convenient, what could be more convenient than in your own home?
Spend a day with John Cornicello looking at how to up an effective home studio.

Along with John Paul Jones, John Barry was the most distinguished American naval officer of the Revolutionary War. Born in Ireland, he went to sea as a teenager and had a respected career in the merchant marine, including a record transatlantic passage. At the outbreak of war, Barry entered the Continental Navy and went on to further distinction in command of every type of American ship and in every type of operation they carried out, particularly harrying British commerce. After the war he enjoyed a successful career in the nascent (and perilous) China trade, before putting on a uniform again. This time he was the senior captain of the new U.S. Navy and showed skill in training the officers and men under him in the handling of the new big frigates. He might have been better known if he had not died in 1803; the last full-scale biography of him is nearly three generations old. The author deserves credit for a labor of love that is also a nearly indispensable addition to U.S. Navy collections.

Few cinematographers have had as decisive an impact on the cinematic medium as John Alton. Best known for his highly stylized film noir classics T-Men, He Walked by Night, and The Big Combo, Alton earned a reputation during the 1940s and 1950s as one of Hollywood's consummate craftsmen through his visual signature of crisp shadows and sculpted beams of light. No less renowned for his virtuoso color cinematography and deft appropriation of widescreen and Technicolor, he earned an Academy Award in 1951 for his work on the musical An American in Paris.

An apprentice painter might learn how to hold a brush, mix colors or how to use a palette knife, but it matters nothing if the same person does not learn how to 'look' at things, and to look with the eye of someone who wants to explain the world in terms of paint. After many years of learning to 'look' we come to understand the nature of things and how they relate to each other.

This first lesson is an entertaining introduction to give you some idea of what I mean by 'looking'. Don't be too worried if the world I now introduce seems alien at first, because as you progress with the lessonsyou will begin to understand that the real joy of painting is not so much occupying your hands, astruly understanding the laws, the lights and shades, and the memories of all the things around you.

John Browning was the most influential gun designer who ever lived. After building his first firearm at the age of thirteen, he went on to create a series of radical blueprints for pistols, rifles and machine guns that changed the way wars were fought and streets were policed.

In this project-based Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Certification Training - Exam 70-410 video tutorial series, you'll quickly have relevant skills for real-world applications.