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In this Assignment I discuss about Optical fiber, Evolution of optical fiber: from the beginning to present and beyond, Types of optical fibers used in commercial applications, Losses in optical fiber link, Submarine cable system worldwide, SONET, Fiber optic network backbone in Bangladesh, Applications of optical fiber in 4G technologies and beyond
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Global Cyber Security trend & impact of Internet on the society of Bangladesh...Fakrul Alam
The internet has, in the mere space of a decade, completely revolutionized the way things are done in Bangladesh. Everything from making friends, shopping, learning and even starting and promoting businesses has experienced paradigm shifts due to the internet. But, despite the allures of connectivity. There are also dangers as well.
This event will focus on cyber security and how to keep privileged data safe from unwanted observation. The event will also talk about how society has changed, both good and bad, and how we can use this opportunity to drive more meaningful growth.
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2. Conventional files
3. Routes (including the nested variety)
4. Styling
5. Database interactions (via sqlite and prisma)
6. Mutations, Validation, and Authentication
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This introductory presentation is designed to introduce WordPress to the students and is presented during the first week.
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A result-oriented professional with 10+ years of experience in software delivery, I am an enthusiastic team coach and action-oriented leader. My expertise in Agile processes and Scrum Master role experience of 3+ years has enabled me to successfully lead teams through complex software development cycles using Agile methodologies.
How Odoo Accounting Can Save Your Business, Time and Money.pdfBanibro IT Solutions
In today's fast-paced and competitive business landscape, time and money are invaluable resources. Efficient management and strategic planning of these resources can significantly impact a company's success. One proficient solution that enhances financial processes and improves efficiency is Odoo Accounting. This blog explains how the flexible ERP software provides a wide range of features that help businesses save both time and money.
### 1. Streamlined Financial Processes
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### 2. Enhanced Tax Compliance
Odoo Accounting stays updated with the latest tax regulations, automating tax calculations and report generation to ensure accuracy and compliance, which is especially beneficial for businesses operating in multiple countries.
### 3. Automation of Routine Tasks
Odoo automates routine financial tasks such as invoicing and expense tracking, reducing manual effort and errors, and allowing the team to focus on strategic activities.
### 4. Real-Time Financial Insights
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### 5. Reduced Administrative Costs
By automating many financial processes, Odoo Accounting reduces the administrative burden on staff, minimizes errors, and has a user-friendly interface that shortens the learning curve for employees.
### 6. Improved Cash Flow Management
Odoo Accounting enhances cash flow management with real-time tracking and automated invoicing and payment reminders, helping businesses maintain flexibility and avoid costly borrowing.
### 7. Cost-Effective Solution
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### 8. Enhanced Collaboration
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### 10. Scalable for Growth
Odoo Accounting scales with business growth, handling increased transaction volumes and financial processes without the need for new software, saving time and money.
### 11. Improved Compliance and Security
A result-oriented professional with 10+ years of experience in software delivery, I am an enthusiastic team coach and action-oriented leader. My expertise in Agile processes and Scrum Master role experience of 3+ years has enabled me to successfully lead teams through complex software development cycles using Agile methodologies.
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SOCRadar’s suite of tools offers comprehensive protection, enabling businesses to identify potential threats, analyze malicious files, and enhance DDoS defenses. With real-time insights from SOCRadar’s Extended Threat Intelligence solution, businesses can effectively counteract cyber threats and mitigate data breaches. This guide is essential for organizations preparing for the cyber challenges posed by the Paris 2024 Olympics, ensuring a secure digital environment.
Mastering MicroStation DGN: How to Integrate CAD and GISSafe Software
Dive deep into the world of CAD-GIS integration and elevate your workflows to nexl-level efficiency levels. Discover how to seamlessly transfer data between Bentley MicroStation and leading GIS platforms, such as Esri ArcGIS.
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2. Web 1.0
Static pages of hyperlinked information
Information revolution
created using HTML
<mark-up language>
HTML
HTML
HTML
3. Client/Server Request/Response
Web Browser The Internet Web Server
at server.com
Disk Drive
at server.com
User requests
http://server.com
Look up address of:
server.com
Request server.com
main page using IP
Receive and display
page
Return the index page
Fetch index.html from
hard disk
Receive request for
index page
4. Video
Audio Image
Moving Forward
Look and feel improved with style sheets
•presentation and style could be
separated from the information structure
and content
•Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)
•Mixed Media CSS
HTML
6. i’ve seen the future and it’s
Dynamic
Content
p.s. - this is Kirriemuir…its awesome!
7. Dynamic Content
Server side dynamic content generation
•Mature Web Server Stacks (e.g. LAMP)
•Sites became web services (data not
pages)
Request
Web Page
PHP Script
HTML
Web
Server
Database
Template
Engine
8. Dynamic request/response
Web Server PHP Processor Disk Drive mySQL Database
Receive Request
Fetch Page
Contains PHP?
Return Page
Receive Data
Execute SQLProcess PHP
9. Client/Server Request/Response
Web
Browser
The
Internet
Web
Server
at server.com
Disk Drive
at
server.com
User requests
http://server.com
Look up address
of:
server.com
Request
server.com main
page using IP
Receive and
display page
Return page
Fetch index.html
from hard disk
Receive request
for index page
PHP
Processor
mySQL
Database
Contains PHP?
Receive Data
Execute SQLProcess PHP
10. Why are web apps
important?
•Nobody wants simple web pages
anymore
•Desktop software for common tasks may
be coming extinct
•Offsite storage as standard
•Collaboration easily added
•No software installation
•No software updates
11. Development
Landscape
•No single ‘one-size fits all’ solution
•No ‘correct’ way to do web development
•Lots of different web stacks available
this doesn't mean
there isn’t a wrong
way…there is!
12. A software (or solution) stack:
a set of components required
to make a complete platform
13. A software (or solution) stack:
a set of components required
to make a complete platform
Web stack:
server side code utilises web
server and database all running
on an operating system
20. html
css
php
mySQL
How to structure a webpage
How to style a webpage
How to make a web page interactive
How to load and save information
from a web page
21. html
css
php
mySQL
How to structure a webpage
How to style a webpage
How to make a web page interactive
How to load and save information
from a web page
Needs specialised server in
order to work
Can be created and viewed on your
own machine quite easily