Instructors: Michael Crafty | 1 section • 12 lectures • 45m total length
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Methods To Deal With Stress
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Asthma and Homoeopathy medicine
Published 06/2022
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 26 lectures (8h 18m) | Size: 6.16 GB
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Learn 11 Basic Hand Embroidery Stitches
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Language: English | Size: 6.96 GB | Duration: 154 lectures • 9h 22m
Learn HTML and CSS from zero, without need any prior knowledge, to create your responsive websites
Instructors: Smash Sherlock Report | 9 sections • 9 lectures • 54m total length
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Learn to Focus over Long Period of Time, Be Free of Addictions and Bad Habits, and Practice Happiness
Instructors: Lloyd Alexander | 7 sections • 62 lectures • 1h 56m total length
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Learn how to grow any business systematically. Acquire, retain, and monetize customers like top Silicon Valley startups.
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Language: English | Size: 2.17 GB | Duration: 60 lectures • 4h 27m
Learn the fundamentals of FinOps and how to apply FinOps best practices to Google Cloud deployments.
Published 06/2022
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 30 lectures (6h 4m) | Size: 2.12 GB
Instructors: Kelsey Hightower, ... | April 2021 | Duration: 2h 53m
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Go is now over a decade old, but that doesn't mean it's showing its age. As open source projects across industries have adopted Go, the language has continued to grow and change to meet their needs. Recent and forthcoming additions to the language, such as generics and modules, will alter Go programming dramatically. What do these developments mean for adoption? (Why, for example, is Go the language chosen by so many CNCF projects?) And what features do expert Go developers see as the backbone of the future of programming?