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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Many professionals now have access to Microsoft 365 Copilot, yet few consistently turn that access into reliable productivity gains. Occasional drafts, summaries, or formula suggestions can feel useful in the moment, but they rarely change how work is structured, verified, or repeated. The difference between casual use and lasting value lies in the ability to direct the system with precision, embed it in real processes, and maintain clear human oversight. Microsoft 365 Copilot Mastery is a practical guide for professionals, managers, analysts, educators, entrepreneurs, content creators, project teams, and technically capable Microsoft 365 users who want to move beyond isolated prompts. The book treats Copilot as a productivity and workflow capability integrated into the tools where knowledge work already happens: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. It shows how to combine clear objectives, relevant context, structured instructions, reliable source material, critical evaluation, and appropriate automation so that AI assistance becomes part of how work is performed rather than an occasional shortcut. Readers progress from foundational understanding of Microsoft 365 Copilot and AI-assisted productivity to mastery of effective prompt engineering. The focus is not on collecting clever phrases but on designing prompts around objectives, context, constraints, audience, source material, and output requirements. Application-specific guidance then shows how these principles apply to document creation and refinement in Word, data analysis and insight generation in Excel, presentation development in PowerPoint, communication workflows in Outlook, and meeting preparation, follow-up, and collaboration in Teams. From there the book advances into repeatable AI workflow design. It demonstrates how to convert successful one-off interactions into consistent patterns for research, reporting, status updates, decision capture, and cross-functional coordination. Readers learn to distinguish individual AI assistance from multi-step workflows and from selective automation, and to keep human review at the points where accuracy, judgment, or accountability matter most. Practical coverage extends to building personal and team productivity systems, developing reusable prompt libraries and workflow templates, and applying verification practices that protect quality. Responsible use is treated as an integral part of competence. The book addresses privacy, security, organizational permissions, data governance, output verification, and the limits of generative systems so that productivity gains remain defensible. Automation is approached with the same discipline: automate repetitive, rule-based steps while preserving human oversight for decisions and high-impact communications. Inside this book, readers will learn how to move from asking what Copilot can do toward asking how it can be deliberately integrated into recurring work. They will develop the ability to construct precise prompts, evaluate AI-generated results, design end-to-end processes across Microsoft 365 applications, and build systems that improve consistency without sacrificing accountability. Microsoft 365 interfaces and Copilot capabilities will continue to evolve. The principles of structured prompting, context engineering, workflow design, verification, human-in-the-loop control, and responsible AI use remain durable. This book equips readers with those principles and with concrete patterns they can adapt to their own environment. Begin building a more systematic approach to Microsoft 365 Copilot. Develop the skills to direct AI assistance with clarity, embed it in reliable workflows, and create productivity systems that combine human expertise with the capabilities of Microsoft 365. This item is prin Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - GPT-5 Codex for DevelopersSoftware development is changing faster than ever. GPT-5 Codex is no longer just an AI code assistant-it is a powerful engineering partner capable of understanding complex codebases, generating production-quality implementations, automating development workflows, and accelerating every stage of the software lifecycle.The difference between developers who thrive and those who struggle will increasingly come down to one skill: knowing how to work effectively with AI.GPT-5 Codex for Developers is a practical, hands-on guide that shows you how to transform GPT-5 Codex into a reliable engineering tool for real-world software development. Instead of focusing on theory or isolated prompts, this book teaches production-ready workflows, proven prompting strategies, and complete implementations you can immediately apply to professional projects.Inside this book, you'll learn how to: - Build high-precision prompting frameworks for consistent code generation- Create AI-powered debugging and refactoring assistants- Develop intelligent Git workflow automation- Build terminal-based developer companions- Design multi-step autonomous coding agents- Analyze and optimize large repositories with AI- Generate documentation and APIs automatically- Secure, monitor, and deploy AI-powered developer tools- Reduce token costs while improving performance- Integrate GPT-5 Codex into modern CI/CD pipelinesEvery chapter includes practical examples, complete code, implementation guidance, testing strategies, common pitfalls, best practices, and reusable components that you can adapt to your own projects.Rather than presenting isolated techniques, the book follows a cumulative approach. Each chapter builds upon previous concepts until you've assembled a professional AI-powered development toolkit suitable for production environments.This book is written for software developers, backend and full-stack engineers, DevOps professionals, automation engineers, technical consultants, and technical founders who already have experience with Python, Git, APIs, and command-line tools. It is designed for professionals who want to increase productivity while maintaining high standards for security, scalability, maintainability, and code quality.AI-assisted software engineering is rapidly becoming the new standard. Developers who can build, automate, and maintain intelligent engineering workflows will have a significant advantage in the years ahead.If you're ready to move beyond simple AI code generation and start building production-ready developer tools, intelligent workflows, and scalable engineering systems with GPT-5 Codex, this book will give you the practical knowledge, reusable code, and professional techniques to make it happen. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Are you ready to turn your game ideas into reality? Many aspiring developers struggle with overwhelming tools, fragmented tutorials, and projects that never quite come together. Godot 4 Game Development Mastery provides a clear, structured path forward. This complete beginner's guide teaches you how to build professional-quality 2D and 3D games using the powerful, free, and open-source Godot 4 engine. Through a single, continuously evolving project called Echoes of Adventure, you will learn game development the way professionals do by creating a real game from the first chapter to the last. Starting with the fundamentals of the Godot 4 editor, project organization, scenes, and nodes, you will quickly progress to writing clean GDScript code, implementing responsive gameplay mechanics, and integrating sophisticated systems. Each chapter expands the same project, introducing new features while reinforcing earlier concepts, so you see exactly how everything fits together in a complete game. The book guides you through modern Godot development practices, covering both 2D platforming and 3D exploration within one cohesive experience. You will master essential techniques including input handling, physics and collision detection, character controllers, animation systems, user interface design, audio implementation, artificial intelligence, visual effects, saving and loading progress, optimization, and cross-platform deployment. By the end, you will have built a polished game featuring multiple gameplay styles, intelligent enemies, persistent progression, and professional polish. What You Will LearnMaster the Godot 4 editor, workflow, and project organization for efficient developmentUnderstand the powerful scene and node architecture that forms the foundation of every Godot projectWrite clean, effective GDScript to implement gameplay logic and systemsBuild responsive input systems supporting keyboard, mouse, and controllersImplement realistic physics, collision detection, and character movement in both 2D and 3DCreate smooth animations and visual effects using AnimationPlayer and AnimationTreeDesign intuitive user interfaces, menus, and HUD elementsDevelop artificial intelligence with state machines, navigation, and behavioral systemsIntegrate audio, particle effects, and shaders to bring your game world to lifeManage game progression, inventory, saving, and loading systemsOptimize performance and prepare professional builds for desktop, web, and mobileApply professional workflows for maintainable code, project architecture, and publishingWho This Book Is ForThis book is designed for complete beginners, aspiring indie developers, students, hobbyists, programmers transitioning into game development, artists, designers, and anyone who wants to create games with Godot 4. No prior game development or programming experience is required only basic computer skills and the desire to learn. The step-by-step approach makes complex topics accessible while maintaining the technical depth needed for real-world application. Whether you dream of releasing your own indie title, building a portfolio piece, or simply exploring the creative possibilities of game development, this book equips you with practical skills and professional practices. By the final chapter, you will have the knowledge and confidence to design, develop, debug, optimize, and publish complete 2D and 3D games using Godot 4. Godot 4 Game Development Mastery delivers a hands-on, project-based learning experience that transforms beginners into capable game developers. If you are serious about learning Godot 4 and building real games, this book provides the co Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Many engineers can get a container running on OpenShift. Fewer can explain why the Pod landed where it did, how traffic reaches it, what happens when a node fails, or how to recover when a deployment introduces a defect. Documentation and short tutorials often teach isolated commands. Production work demands something deeper: an understanding of OpenShift as an integrated enterprise platform built on Kubernetes. Red Hat OpenShift in Practice bridges that gap. It takes readers from containers and Kubernetes foundations through the full operational life of cloud-native applications on OpenShift deployment, networking, storage, security, scaling, delivery automation, observability, Operators, cluster lifecycle, and production operations. The book is written for practitioners who need more than a getting-started guide. It serves DevOps engineers, platform engineers, SREs, cloud and infrastructure engineers, Linux administrators, application developers working with containers, and Kubernetes practitioners transitioning to OpenShift. Newcomers receive the conceptual grounding required to follow the material. Experienced Kubernetes users gain a clear view of what OpenShift adds and how its architecture, security model, networking, and day-two services change real operational practice. Rather than presenting OpenShift as a collection of features or console clicks, the material follows a consistent progression: concept, architecture, mechanism, implementation, verification, operations, and troubleshooting. Readers learn not only how to deploy a workload, but how the control plane, scheduler, network, storage, and security controls interact; how to expose applications securely; how to design and diagnose networking paths; how to manage persistent and stateful workloads; how to implement identity, RBAC, and workload constraints; how to scale both applications and cluster capacity; how to build modern CI/CD and GitOps workflows; how to interpret metrics, logs, and events; and how to troubleshoot failures systematically. Special attention is given to the realities that appear after an application first starts successfully. Security, multi-tenancy, network isolation, storage durability, availability under failure, observability, automated delivery, Operator-based lifecycle management, upgrades, backup, recovery, and governance are treated as core engineering concerns rather than advanced afterthoughts. The goal is competence in operating OpenShift environments, not merely the ability to launch containers.>Whether the task is deploying the first multi-component application, securing a multi-tenant platform, diagnosing a production networking failure, planning a cluster upgrade, or designing a repeatable delivery pipeline, Red Hat OpenShift in Practice equips readers to understand the system, reason about its behavior, and operate it with confidence.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The history of law explained in plain language, starting with rules carved into stone four thousand years ago and ending with the courts and constitutions that govern us now. No legal background required. Ten chapters move in a straight line across those four thousand years, each one building on the last, so the reasoning behind one legal system carries forward into the next. Every chapter ends with a discussion question, and worked example answers sit at the back so you can test your thinking against a full response. Legal history, chapter by chapter: - Law before writing existed, when kin groups, elders, ritual, and the threat of revenge kept order for tens of thousands of years - The first written codes: Ur-Nammu, Hammurabi's black stone pillar with its class-based penalties, Egyptian Ma'at, the Hittite laws, and the civil side of Mosaic law - Athens and Rome: Draco and Solon, citizen juries, Plato and Aristotle on justice, the Twelve Tables, Justinian's Corpus Juris Civilis, and Roman rules on property, contract, and tort that still shape Europe and Latin America - Legal thought outside the West, including the Arthashastra, the Laws of Manu, and the fight between Legalism and Confucianism in early China - Islamic jurisprudence, its four Sunni schools, and the qadi who decided cases - Canon law, feudal obligation, Magna Carta in 1215, and the common law built out of Henry II's court reforms - Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau, the 1689 English Bill of Rights, the U.S. Constitution, the Napoleonic Code, and the natural rights theory running underneath all of them - The two legal families that divide the modern world, the growth of international law after Westphalia, the 1948 Universal Declaration, war crimes prosecution, and the pressure that AI regulation and cross-border jurisdiction now put on courts everywhere Written for: - Students and general readers with no legal training - Anyone about to start law school who wants context before the casebooks arrive - Teachers and course designers assembling a unit on legal or world history - Readers of ancient and medieval history who want the legal side of the story Four sections follow the final chapter. A conclusion pulls the threads together and asks what four thousand years of argument about fairness actually settled. A timeline walks through the major moments in order. A glossary defines the vocabulary used throughout, so a term like awilum or qiyas never stops you mid-page. An annotated reading list points toward the strongest next books on ancient, Roman, Islamic, and comparative law, with a note on what each one does well. Knowing where the right to a fair trial came from, or why a contract dispute plays out one way in France and another in the United States, changes how the present looks. This book gives you that background in one clear line of development, at a length you can finish in a weekend. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.