Projektowanie nawigacji strony WWW. Optymalizacja funkcjonalności witryny

James Kalbach

Sekrety sukcesu witryn WWW W jaki sposób użytkownicy przeglądają witryny WWW? Jak wykorzystać różne typy mechanizmów nawigacyjnych? W jaki sposób dobrać kolorystykę i liternictwo elementów nawigacyjnych? Dynamiczny rozwój internetu i technologii sieciowych sprawił, że korzystanie z sieci stało się równie powszechne jak oglądanie telewizji i czytanie gazet. Poprzez witryny WWW zdobywamy niezbędne informacje, zamawiamy towary, płacimy rachunki i kontaktujemy się z przyjaciółmi. Co sprawia, że wśród setek tysięcy serwisów internetowych posiadających podobne możliwości jedne cieszą się popularnością użytkowników, a inne nie? Na pewno na atrakcyjność strony WWW wpływa grafika i treść, ale przede wszystkim jej funkcjonalność. Natomiast o wygodzie korzystania ze niej decyduje nawigacja, czyli sposób, w jaki uzyskujemy potrzebne informacje, przechodzimy pomiędzy stronami i wybieramy interesujące tematy. Współczesne techniki tworzenia witryn WWW - Flash, AJAX i inne - pozwalają na kreowanie niezwykle atrakcyjnych interfejsów użytkownika, ale kluczem do sukcesu jest właśnie odpowiedni projekt struktury nawigacyjnej. Książka "Projektowanie nawigacji strony WWW. Optymalizacja ergonomii witryny " to podręcznik, który ułatwi poznanie i zastosowanie w praktyce zasad projektowania ergonomicznych i efektownych mechanizmów nawigacyjnych na stronach WWW. Czytając go, dowiesz się, czego oczekują użytkownicy stron WWW, jakie schematy nawigacji stosuje się najczęściej i jak dobrać typ nawigacji do przeznaczenia i treści witryny. Nauczysz się analizować cele witryny, tworzyć prototypy i scenariusze nawigacji, określać ścieżki nawigacji i budować elementy menu. Przeczytasz także o projektowaniu interfejsów użytkownika dla aplikacji sieciowych oraz łączeniu mechanizmów nawigacyjnych z wyszukiwawczymi. Podstawowe cele mechanizmów nawigacji w witrynie WWW Teoretyczne modele wyszukiwania Typy mechanizmów nawigacyjnych Metody analizy i oceny projektu nawigacji Tworzenie prototypów i ścieżek nawigacji Dobór kolorów, czcionek i stylów dla elementów nawigacyjnych Mechanizmy wyszukiwawcze Znakowanie treści w portalach społecznościowych Interfejsy użytkownika w aplikacjach internetowych Twórz przejrzyste i wygodne mechanizmy nawigacyjne.

pytest Quick Start Guide. Write better Python code with simple and maintainable tests

Bruno Oliveira

Python's standard unittest module is based on the xUnit family of frameworks, which has its origins in Smalltalk and Java, and tends to be verbose to use and not easily extensible.The pytest framework on the other hand is very simple to get started, but powerful enough to cover complex testing integration scenarios, being considered by many the true Pythonic approach to testing in Python.In this book, you will learn how to get started right away and get the most out of pytest in your daily work?ow, exploring powerful mechanisms and plugins to facilitate many common testing tasks. You will also see how to use pytest in existing unittest-based test suites and will learn some tricks to make the jump to a pytest-style test suite quickly and easily.

Python Interviews. Discussions with Python Experts

Michael Driscoll, Kenneth Reitz

Each of these twenty Python Interviews can inspire and refresh your relationship with Python and the people who make Python what it is today. Let these interviews spark your own creativity, and discover how you also have the ability to make your mark on a thriving tech community. This book invites you to immerse in the Python landscape, and let these remarkable programmers show you how you too can connect and share with Python programmers around the world. Learn from their opinions, enjoy their stories, and use their tech tips.• Brett Cannon - former director of the PSF, Python core developer, led the migration to Python 3.• Steve Holden - tireless Python promoter and former chairman and director of the PSF.• Carol Willing - former director of the PSF and Python core developer, Project Jupyter Steering Council member.• Nick Coghlan - founding member of the PSF's Packaging Working Group and Python core developer.• Jessica McKellar - former director of the PSF and Python activist.• Marc-André Lemburg - Python core developer and founding member of the PSF.• Glyph Lefkowitz - founder of Twisted and fellow of the PSF• Doug Hellmann - fellow of the PSF, creator of the Python Module of the Week blog, Python community member since 1998.• Massimo Di Pierro - fellow of the PSF, data scientist and the inventor of web2py. • Alex Martelli - fellow of the PSF and co-author of Python in a Nutshell.• Barry Warsaw - fellow of the PSF, Python core developer since 1995, and original member of PythonLabs.• Tarek Ziadé - founder of Afpy and author of Expert Python Programming.• Sebastian Raschka - data scientist and author of Python Machine Learning.• Wesley Chun - fellow of the PSF and author of the Core Python Programming books.• Steven Lott - Python blogger and author of Python for Secret Agents.• Oliver Schoenborn - author of Pypubsub and wxPython mailing list contributor.• Al Sweigart - bestselling author of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python and creator of the Python modules Pyperclip and PyAutoGUI.• Luciano Ramalho - fellow of the PSF and the author of Fluent Python.• Mike Bayer - fellow of the PSF, creator of open source libraries including SQLAlchemy.• Jake Vanderplas - data scientist and author of Python Data Science Handbook.

Python Microservices Development. Build, test, deploy, and scale microservices in Python

Tarek Ziadé

We often deploy our web applications into the cloud, and our code needs to interact with many third-party services. An efficient way to build applications to do this is through microservices architecture. But, in practice, it's hard to get this right due to the complexity of all the pieces interacting with each other.This book will teach you how to overcome these issues and craft applications that are built as small standard units, using all the proven best practices and avoiding the usual traps. It's a practical book: you’ll build everything using Python 3 and its amazing tooling ecosystem. You will understand the principles of TDD and apply them. You will use Flask, Tox, and other tools to build your services using best practices. You will learn how to secure connections between services, and how to script Nginx using Lua to build web application firewall features such as rate limiting. You will also familiarize yourself with Docker’s role in microservices, and use Docker containers, CoreOS, and Amazon Web Services to deploy your services.This book will take you on a journey, ending with the creation of a complete Python application based on microservices. By the end of the book, you will be well versed with the fundamentals of building, designing, testing, and deploying your Python microservices.

Python Programming Blueprints. Build nine projects by leveraging powerful frameworks such as Flask, Nameko, and Django

Daniel Furtado, Marcus Pennington

Python is a very powerful, high-level, object-oriented programming language. It's known for its simplicity and huge community support. Python Programming Blueprints will help you build useful, real-world applications using Python.In this book, we will cover some of the most common tasks that Python developers face on a daily basis, including performance optimization and making web applications more secure. We will familiarize ourselves with the associated software stack and master asynchronous features in Python. We will build a weather application using command-line parsing. We will then move on to create a Spotify remote control where we'll use OAuth and the Spotify Web API. The next project will cover reactive extensions by teaching you how to cast votes on Twitter the Python way. We will also focus on web development by using the famous Django framework to create an online game store. We will then create a web-based messenger using the new Nameko microservice framework. We will cover topics like authenticating users and, storing messages in Redis.By the end of the book, you will have gained hands-on experience in coding with Python.

Python Web Scraping. Hands-on data scraping and crawling using PyQT, Selnium, HTML and Python - Second Edition

Katharine Jarmul

The Internet contains the most useful set of data ever assembled, most of which is publicly accessible for free. However, this data is not easily usable. It is embedded within the structure and style of websites and needs to be carefully extracted. Web scraping is becoming increasingly useful as a means to gather and make sense of the wealth of information available online.This book is the ultimate guide to using the latest features of Python 3.x to scrape data from websites. In the early chapters, you'll see how to extract data from static web pages. You'll learn to use caching with databases and files to save time and manage the load on servers. Aftercovering the basics, you'll get hands-on practice building a more sophisticated crawler using browsers, crawlers, and concurrent scrapers.You'll determine when and how to scrape data from a JavaScript-dependent website using PyQt and Selenium. You'll get a better understanding of how to submit forms on complex websites protected by CAPTCHA. You'll find out how to automate these actions with Python packages such as mechanize. You'll also learn how to create class-based scrapers with Scrapy libraries and implement your learning on real websites.By the end of the book, you will have explored testing websites with scrapers, remote scraping, best practices, working with images, and many other relevant topics.

Qt5 Python GUI Programming Cookbook. Building responsive and powerful cross-platform applications with PyQt

B. M. Harwani

PyQt is one of the best cross-platform interface toolkits currently available; it's stable, mature, and completely native. If you want control over all aspects of UI elements, PyQt is what you need. This book will guide you through every concept necessary to create fully functional GUI applications using PyQt, with only a few lines of code.As you expand your GUI using more widgets, you will cover networks, databases, and graphical libraries that greatly enhance its functionality. Next, the book guides you in using Qt Designer to design user interfaces and implementing and testing dialogs, events, the clipboard, and drag and drop functionality to customize your GUI. You will learn a variety of topics, such as look and feel customization, GUI animation, graphics rendering, implementing Google Maps, and more. Lastly, the book takes you through how Qt5 can help you to create cross-platform apps that are compatible with Android and iOS. You will be able to develop functional and appealing software using PyQt through interesting and fun recipes that will expand your knowledge of GUIs

React 16 Essentials. A fast-paced, hands-on guide to designing and building scalable and maintainable web apps with React 16 - Second Edition

Artemij Fedosejev, Adam Boduch

React 16 Essentials, Second Edition, fully updated for React 16, takes you on a fast-paced journey through building your own maintainable React 16 applications. React experts Artemij Fedosejev and Adam Boduch give you all the essentials you need to know and start working with React 16, in this new edition of the best-selling React.js Essentials title. You'll find the latest React 16 code updates, assessment of React Fiber, new coverage of Redux, and how to work as a modern React developer.The authors offer you their current assessment of React Fiber, and you'll soon be exploring React 16 hands on, creating your own single and multiple user interface elements with React 16. You'll then see how to create stateless and stateful components and make them reactive. You'll also learn to interact between your components and lifecycle methods, and gauge how to effectively integrate your user interface components with other JavaScript libraries. Delve deep into the core elements of the Redux architecture and learn how to manage your application and data persistence. Then go the extra mile with the Jest test framework, and run multiple tests on your applications and find solutions to scale without complexity.Today React is used by Facebook, Instagram, Khan Academy, and Imperial College London, to name a few. Many new users recognize the benefits of React and adopt it in their own projects, forming a fast-growing community. The speed at which React has evolved promises a bright future for anyone who invests in learning it today. Let Artemij and Adam bring you a brand new look at React 16 and React Fiber, and move your web development into the future.