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Creating a tensorflow.js + vue.js simple application in javascript

This is a Tensorflow.js tutorial for creating a simple application using Vue.js, above is the vid and below you will find some of the steps followed. Steps Pre-reqs Have node.js installed Create the Vue.js application using nuxt.js Add support for tensorflow.js in vue.js and add a simple model Add the simple tensorflow.js model using vue.js into github pages Create the Vue.js application using nuxt.js Install vue.js cli npm install -g vue-cli ...

Testing a simple web application using Docker and Galen

This is a Docker tutorial for creating a docker image for the Galen framework, above is the vid and below you will find some of the steps followed. Steps Pre-reqs Have node.js installed (For using galen without docker) Have Java installed (For using galen without docker) And docker installed Create tests using galen Create docker container for the galen-cli container Build, Run and experiment with your new containers Create a Dockerfile for the galen-cli container Include clean ubuntu container FROM ubuntu Create defa...

Creating a Mongo replicaset using docker: Mongo replicaset + Nodejs + Docker Compose

This is a Docker tutorial for creating a Mongo replica set using docker compose and also a couple more containers to experiment with the replica set, above is the vid and below you will find some of the steps followed. Steps Pre-reqs Have node.js installed And docker installed (make sure you have docker-compose as well) Create a container for defining configurations for a mongo instance Create a container for setting up the replica set Create a simple node app using expressjs and mongoose (A modified version from the previous video ) Create a docker-compose file with the mongo and setup containers and two additional containers for experimenting with the replica set Build, Run and experiment with your new containers Create a dockerfile for the first mongo container (not really needed but you could configure more stuff if needed) Include container with mongo preinstalled:  FROM mongo Create default/working directory:  WORKDIR /usr/src/configs Copy...

Creating a Docker container for a NodeJs application: Express + Mongo + Docker Compose

This is a Docker tutorial for creating a NodeJs container using expressjs and mongoose, above is the vid and below you will find the steps followed. Steps Pre-reqs Have node.js installed And docker installed (make sure you have docker-compose as well) Create an simple node app using expressjs and mongoose Modify your container and create a docker-compose file Build and Run your new container Create your simple node app Initialize the node app npm init Install the dependencies for our app npm install --save express mongoose  Create the database.js Create the index.js Create a dockerfile Include container with node preinstalled:  FROM node Create default/working directory:  WORKDIR /usr/src/app Copy package.json to workdir and install dependencies (which we will need in this case馃槉):   COPY package.json . RUN npm install Copy the rest of the app (just the index.js file in this case) COPY . . Expose the port re...

Creating a Docker container for a NodeJs application

This is a simple Docker tutorial for creating your first NodeJs container, above is the vid and below you will find the steps followed. Steps Pre-reqs Have node.js installed And docker installed Create an incredibly simple node app Create your first container  Build and Run your new container Create your simple node app npm init create the index.js Create a dockerfile Include container with node preinstalled:  FROM node Create default/working directory:  WORKDIR /usr/src/app Copy package.json to workdir and install dependencies (not really needed for this app but you might need it馃槉):   COPY package.json . RUN npm install Copy the rest of the app (just the index.js file in this case) COPY . . Add a command to run when this container is started CMD [ "node" , "index.js" ] Build & Run Build the container: docker build -t my-node-app .  Run the container docker run my-node-app Resources Do...

Adobe Experience Manager version Differences: Touch UI

In this post I would like to point out some of the differences in the touch UI in terms of some of the most used features and where to find them for AEM 6.0, 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3.  I will focus mostly on where things like the Sites, Assets and CRXDELite consoles are located and some other options within some menus or authoring modes. Main Menu Access to the Classic UI welcome page clicking on the little monitor icon when you hover over the projects item.  For AEM 6.3 the icon is no longer there, but, you can still reach the classic UI by going to http://localhost:4502/libs/cq/core/content/welcome.html Sites Console Assets Console Tools Submenu (For aem 6.2+ it is the hammer Icon) Tools Menu CRXDE Lite In order to reach the Package Manager you will have to click on Operations for AEM 6.0/6.1 and on Deployment for AEM 6.2/6.3 Operations/Packaging For AEM 6.0/6.1 you will have to click on the Packaging item before you reach the package manager For AEM 6...

Adobe Experience Manager Basics course | AEM Courses

I am extremely happy to announce the launch of my Adobe Experience Manager Basics Course ($10 Coupon code) , the first on a series of AEM courses that I am going to be creating. This course is a very high level overview of some of Adobe Experience Manager 's features focused mostly on helping you understand them at a very high level so you can start increasing your knowledge in future more specific AEM courses. This particular AEM course covers the following: What is AEM (a Content Management System or CMS by Adobe in which you can create websites similar to  Drupal, Wordpress or other CMSs - I spoiled the surprise I know). How to install an author and a publish instance. How to edit pages using the the classic and the touch UI. Some authoring modes like edit, design and preview. What are components, templates, clientlibs, etc. And a simple project for you to apply some of the concepts seen in the course A couple of years ago I started learning Adobe Experience...