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Free Download [OFFER] Pluralsight - Breaking Free from Rigid Leadership Patterns Released 4/2025 By Alice Meredith MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 39m | Size: 272 MB Stuck in outdated leadership habits? This course will teach you how to recognize rigid leadership patterns, uncover their root causes, and develop key skills to break free and lead with agility in a constantly evolving workplace. Many leaders unknowingly fall into a rigid leadership plateau, relying on outdated methods that stifle growth and adaptability. In this course, Breaking Free from Rigid Leadership Patterns, you'll learn to break free from these limiting patterns and lead with agility. First, you'll explore how to recognize the signs of a leadership plateau by assessing your behaviors and mindset. Next, you'll discover the key factors and barriers that may have contributed to your stagnation. Finally, you'll learn actionable strategies and leadership traits to reignite momentum and sustain long-term growth. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to lead with adaptability, continuously evolve, and mentor others through their leadership plateaus. Homepage [hide]

Free Download [OFFER] Point-Free - A video series exploring functional programming and Swift (Updated 03.2025) Brandon Williams, Stephen Celis | Duration: ~37'x319 | Video: H264 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 115,9 GB | Language: English Point-Free is here, bringing you videos covering functional programming concepts using the Swift language. Point-Free is a video series covering functional programming and Swift. We've been working in functional programming for quite some time now, and we've seen a lot of benefits. So, we've wanted to share with more people, and what better way than a video series that we can bring to our community. Functional programming leads to a lot of interesting ways to reuse code and make code more testable. But, we didn't even know about many of these ideas for most of our careers. However, by diving deeper and deeper things started to slowly make more sense it became clear that this was a serious tool for wiping away complexity that every programming should have at their disposal. Unfortunately, functional programming is sometimes seen as overly academic or unapproachable. That's a shame because it's a really beautiful way of doing programming, just a little different from what we are used to. It emphasizes immutable values, which means you are not allowed to mutate! And it is weirdly obsessed with functions and how they compose, and in some sense that is all that matters. Contents 000. We launched! 001. Functions 002. Side-Effects 003. UIKit Styling with Functions 004. Algebraic Data Types 005. Higher-Order Functions 006. Functional Setters 007. Setters and Key Paths 008. Getters and Key Paths 009. Algebraic Data Types: Exponents 010. A Tale of Two Flat-Maps 011. Composition without Operators 012. Tagged 013. The Many Faces of Map 014. Contravariance 015. Setters: Ergonomics & Performance 016. Dependency Injection Made Easy 017. Styling with Overture 018. Dependency Injection Made Comfortable 019. Algebraic Data Types: Generics and Recursion 020. NonEmpty 021. Playground Driven Development 022. A Tour of Point-Free 023. The Many Faces of Zip: Part 1 024. The Many Faces of Zip: Part 2 025. The Many Faces of Zip: Part 3 026. Domain Specific Languages: Part 1 027. Domain Specific Languages: Part 2 028. An HTML DSL 029. DSLs vs. Templating Languages 030. Composable Randomness 031. Decodable Randomness: Part 1 032. Decodable Randomness: Part 2 033. Protocol Witnesses: Part 1 034. Protocol Witnesses: Part 2 035. Advanced Protocol Witnesses: Part 1 036. Advanced Protocol Witnesses: Part 2 037. Protocol-Oriented Library Design: Part 1 038. Protocol-Oriented Library Design: Part 2 039. Witness-Oriented Library Design 040. Async Functional Refactoring 041. A Tour of Snapshot Testing 042. The Many Faces of Flat-Map: Part 1 043. The Many Faces of Flat-Map: Part 2 044. The Many Faces of Flat-Map: Part 3 045. The Many Faces of Flat-Map: Part 4 046. The Many Faces of Flat-Map: Part 5 047. Predictable Randomness: Part 1 048. Predictable Randomness: Part 2 049. Generative Art: Part 1 050. Generative Art: Part 2 051. Structs ? Enums 052. Enum Properties 053. Swift Syntax Enum Properties 054. Advanced Swift Syntax Enum Properties 055. Swift Syntax Command Line Tool 056. What Is a Parser?: Part 1 057. What Is a Parser?: Part 2 058. What Is a Parser?: Part 3 059. Composable Parsing: Map 060. Composable Parsing: Flat-Map 061. Composable Parsing: Zip 062. Parser Combinators: Part 1 063. Parser Combinators: Part 2 064. Parser Combinators: Part 3 065. SwiftUI and State Management: Part 1 066. SwiftUI and State Management: Part 2 067. SwiftUI and State Management: Part 3 068. Composable State Management: Reducers 069. Composable State Management: State Pullbacks 070. Composable State Management: Action Pullbacks 071. Composable State Management: Higher-Order Reducers 072. Modular State Management: Reducers 073. Modular State Management: View State 074. Modular State Management: View Actions 075. Modular State Management: The Point 076. Effectful State Management: Synchronous Effects 077. Effectful State Management: Unidirectional Effects 078. Effectful State Management: Asynchronous Effects 079. Effectful State Management: The Point 080. The Combine Framework and Effects: Part 1 081. The Combine Framework and Effects: Part 2 082. Testable State Management: Reducers 083. Testable State Management: Effects 084. Testable State Management: Ergonomics 085. Testable State Management: The Point 086. SwiftUI Snapshot Testing 087. The Case for Case Paths: Introduction 088. The Case for Case Paths: Properties 089. Case Paths for Free 090. Composing Architecture with Case Paths 091. Dependency Injection Made Composable 092. Dependency Injection Made Modular 093. Modular Dependency Injection: The Point 094. Adaptive State Management: Performance 095. Adaptive State Management: State 096. Adaptive State Management: Actions 097. Adaptive State Management: The Point 098. Ergonomic State Management: Part 1 099. Ergonomic State Management: Part 2 100. A Tour of the Composable Architecture: Part 1 101. A Tour of the Composable Architecture: Part 2 102. A Tour of the Composable Architecture: Part 3 103. A Tour of the Composable Architecture: Part 4 104. Combine Schedulers: Testing Time 105. Combine Schedulers: Controlling Time 106. Combine Schedulers: Erasing Time 107. Composable SwiftUI Bindings: The Problem 108. Composable SwiftUI Bindings: Case Paths 109. Composable SwiftUI Bindings: The Point 110. Designing Dependencies: The Problem 111. Designing Dependencies: Modularization 112. Designing Dependencies: Reachability 113. Designing Dependencies: Core Location 114. Designing Dependencies: The Point 115. SwiftUI: The Problem 116. Redacted SwiftUI: The Composable Architecture 117. The Point of Redacted SwiftUI: Part 1 118. The Point of Redacted SwiftUI: Part 2 119. Parser Combinators Recap: Part 1 120. Parser Combinators Recap: Part 2 121. Parsing Xcode Logs: Part 1 122. Parsing Xcode Logs: Part 2 123. Fluently Zipping Parsers 124. Generalized Parsing: Part 1 125. Generalized Parsing: Part 2 126. Generalized Parsing: Part 3 127. Parsing Performance: Strings 128. Parsing Performance: Combinators 129. Parsing Performance: Protocols 130. Parsing Performance: The Point 131. Concise Forms: SwiftUI 132. Concise Forms: Composable Architecture 133. Concise Forms: Bye Bye Boilerplate 134. Concise Forms: The Point 135. SwiftUI Animation: The Basics 136. SwiftUI Animation: Composable Architecture 137. SwiftUI Animation: The Point 138. Better Test Dependencies: Exhaustivity 139. Better Test Dependencies: Failability 140. Better Test Dependencies: Immediacy 141. Better Test Dependencies: The Point 142. A Tour of isowords: Part 1 143. A Tour of isowords: Part 2 144. A Tour of isowords: Part 3 145. A Tour of isowords: Part 4 146. Derived Behavior: The Problem 147. Derived Behavior: Composable-Architecture 148. Derived Behavior: Collections 149. Derived Behavior: Optionals and Enums 150. Derived Behavior: The Point 151. Composable Architecture Performance: View Stores and Scoping 152. Composable Architecture Performance: Case Paths 153. Async Refreshable: SwiftUI 154. Async Refreshable: Composable Architecture 155. SwiftUI Focus State 156. SwiftUI Searchable: Part 1 157. SwiftUI Searchable: Part 2 158. Safer, Conciser Forms: Part 1 159. Safer, Conciser Forms: Part 2 160. SwiftUI Navigation: Tabs & Alerts, Part 1 161. SwiftUI Navigation: Tabs & Alerts, Part 2 162. SwiftUI Navigation: Sheets & Popovers, Part 1 163. SwiftUI Navigation: Sheets & Popovers, Part 2 164. SwiftUI Navigation: Sheets & Popovers, Part 3 165. SwiftUI Navigation: Links, Part 1 166. SwiftUI Navigation: Links, Part 2 167. SwiftUI Navigation: Links, Part 3 168. SwiftUI Navigation: The Point 169. UIKit Navigation: Part 1 170. UIKit Navigation: Part 2 171. Modularization: Part 1 172. Modularization: Part 2 173. Parser Builders: The Problem 174. Parser Builders: The Solution 175. Parser Builders: The Point 176. Parser Errors: from Nil to Throws 177. Parser Errors: Context and Ergonomics 178. Parser Printers: The Problem 179. Parser Printers: The Solution, Part 1 180. Parser Printers: The Solution, Part 2 181. Parser Printers: Generalization 182. Parser Printers: Map 183. Parser Printers: Bizarro Printing 184. Parser Printers: The Point 185. Tour of Parser-Printers: Introduction 186. Tour of Parser-Printers: vs. Swift's Regex DSL 187. Tour of Parser-Printers: URL Routing 188. Tour of Parser-Printers: Vapor Routing 189. Tour of Parser-Printers: API Clients for Free 190. Concurrency's Past: Threads 191. Concurrency's Present: Queues and Combine 192. Concurrency's Future: Tasks and Cooperation 193. Concurrency's Future: Sendable and Actors 194. Concurrency's Future: Structured and Unstructured 195. Async Composable Architecture: The Problem 196. Async Composable Architecture: Tasks 197. Async Composable Architecture: Schedulers 198. Async Composable Architecture: Streams 199. Async Composable Architecture: Effect Lifetimes 200. Async Composable Architecture in Practice 201. Reducer Protocol: The Problem 202. Reducer Protocol: The Solution 203. Reducer Protocol: Composition, Part 1 204. Reducer Protocol: Composition, Part 2 205. Reducer Protocol: Dependencies, Part 1 206. Reducer Protocol: Dependencies, Part 2 207. Reducer Protocol: Testing 208. Reducer Protocol in Practice 209. Clocks: Existential Time 210. Clocks: Controlling Time 211. SwiftUI Navigation: Recap 212. SwiftUI Navigation: Decoupling 213. SwiftUI Navigation: Stacks 214. Modern SwiftUI: Introduction 215. Modern SwiftUI: Navigation, Part 1 216. Modern SwiftUI: Navigation, Part 2 217. Modern SwiftUI: Effects, Part 1 218. Modern SwiftUI: Effects, Part 2 219. Modern SwiftUI: Dependencies & Testing, Part 1 220. Modern SwiftUI: Dependencies & Testing, Part 2 221. Point-Free Live: Dependencies & Stacks 222. Composable Navigation: Tabs 223. Composable Navigation: Alerts & Dialogs 224. Composable Navigation: Sheets 225. Composable Navigation: Effect Cancellation 226. Composable Navigation: Unification 227. Composable Navigation: Links 228. Composable Navigation: Destinations 229. Composable Navigation: Correctness 230. Composable Navigation: Stack vs Heap 231. Composable Stacks: vs Trees 232. Composable Stacks: Multiple Layers 233. Composable Stacks: Multiple Destinations 234. Composable Stacks: Action Ergonomics 235. Composable Stacks: State Ergonomics 236. Composable Stacks: Effect Cancellation 237. Composable Stacks: Testing 238. Reliable Async Tests: The Problem 239. Reliable Async Tests: More Problems 240. Reliable Async Tests: ? 241. Reliable Async Tests: ? 242. Reliable Async Tests: The Point 243. Tour of the Composable Architecture: The Basics 244. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Introducing Standups 245. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Navigation 246. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Stacks 247. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Correctness 248. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Dependencies 249. Tour of the Composable Architecture: Persistence 250. Testing & Debugging Macros: Part 1 251. Testing & Debugging Macros: Part 2 252. Observation: The Past 253. Observation: The Present 254. Observation: The Gotchas 255. Observation: The Future 256. Observation in Practice 257. Macro Case Paths: Part 1 258. Macro Case Paths: Part 2 259. Observable Architecture: Sneak Peek 260. Observable Architecture: Structural Identity 261. Observable Architecture: Observing Optionals 262. Observable Architecture: Observing Enums 263. Observable Architecture: Observing Collections 264. Observable Architecture: Observing Navigation 265. Observable Architecture: Observing Bindings 266. Observable Architecture: The Point 267. Point-Free Live: Observation in Practice 268. Shared State: The Problem 269. Shared State: The Solution, Part 1 270. Shared State: The Solution, Part 2 271. Shared State: Testing, Part 1 272. Shared State: Testing, Part 2 273. Shared State: User Defaults, Part 1 274. Shared State: User Defaults, Part 2 275. Shared State: File Storage, Part 1 276. Shared State: File Storage, Part 2 277. Shared State in Practice: SyncUps, Part 1 278. Shared State in Practice: SyncUps: Part 2 279. Shared State in Practice: isowords, Part 1 280. Shared State in Practice: isowords, Part 2 281. Modern UIKit: Sneak Peek, Part 1 282. Modern UIKit: Sneak Peek, Part 2 283. Modern UIKit: Observation 284. Modern UIKit: Basics of Navigation 285. Modern UIKit: Unified Navigation 286. Modern UIKit: Tree-based Navigation 287. Modern UIKit: Stack Navigation, Part 1 288. Modern UIKit: Stack Navigation, Part 2 289. Modern UIKit: UIControl Bindings 290. Cross-Platform Swift: View Paradigms 291. Cross-Platform Swift: WebAssembly 292. Cross-Platform Swift: Networking 293. Cross-Platform Swift: Navigation 294. Cross-Platform Swift: UI Controls 295. Cross-Platform Swift: New Features 296. Cross-Platform Swift: Persistence 297. Back to Basics: Equatable 298. Back to Basics: Hashable 299. Back to Basics: Hashable References 300. Back to Basics: Advanced Hashable 301. SQLite: The C Library 302. SQLite: GRDB 303. SQLite: SwiftUI 304. SQLite: Observation 305. Tour of Sharing: App Storage, Part 1 306. Tour of Sharing: App Storage, Part 2 307. Tour of Sharing: File Storage: Part 1 308. Tour of Sharing: File Storage: Part 2 309. Sharing with SQLite: The Problems 310. Sharing with SQLite: The Solution 311. Sharing with SQLite: Advanced Queries 312. Sharing with SQLite: Dynamic Queries 313. Point-Free Live: SharingGRDB 314. SQL Builders: Sneak Peek, Part 1 315. SQL Builders: Sneak Peek, Part 2 316. 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Free Download [OFFER] Udemy - How to Build a Free ECommerce Website to Sell Digital Downlo Published: 3/2025 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 3h 33m | Size: 1.95 GB Build a Profitable E-Commerce Website for Free-No Coding required What you'll learn How to Build a Free E-Commerce Website to Sell Digital Downloadable Products Introduction to WordPress and eCommerce Setting Up a Free WordPress Website Choosing the Right Theme Installing and Configuring WooCommerce Setting Up Digital Products for Sale Payment Gateways and Transaction Setup Designing the Store Marketing and SEO for Digital Products Security and Backup for Your Store Maintaining and Growing the Website Troubleshooting Common Issues Automating the Delivery Process How to make your Website a Vendor / Marketplace so that anyone can sell their Digital Products on your website. How to setup a store How to design a page using Elementor Website builder plugin How to list a product for Sale How to Add Free templates, blocks or section to a page using Roayl Elementor Add On plugin Requirements No programming knowledge or experience required. Knowledge of Basic Computers is required No prior knowledge of Wordpress is required as everything will be covered in this course. You will need a working computer and a web browser connected to the internet.. You don't need any coding experience at all. That is the beauty of Wordpress. Description Are you ready to start your own online store and sell digital products without spending a dime on website hosting? This hands-on course is designed for entrepreneurs, creators, and small business owners who want to build a fully functional e-commerce website using WordPress-completely for free! Whether you're looking to sell eBooks, online courses, digital art, or software, this course will guide you step-by-step through the process of setting up a digital product store without the need for coding or technical expertise.In this course, you'll learn how to:Choose the best free hosting options for your WordPress site.Install WordPress and set up a sleek, professional theme tailored for e-commerce.Use free plugins to manage digital product sales, payments, and deliveries.Add and organize your products (eBooks, courses, art files, etc.) with ease.Set up secure payment gateways and automate product delivery to your customers.Customize your store's layout to match your brand identity, making it visually appealing and user-friendly.Implement SEO strategies and marketing tools to help attract more visitors and increase sales.Troubleshoot common issues and ensure a smooth user experience.By the end of this course, you'll have your very own digital product store up and running on WordPress, ready to start generating sales with no ongoing costs for hosting or maintenance. Get started today and unlock the potential to turn your digital products into a profitable business!Prerequisites: No prior technical experience required. Basic computer skills and an internet connection are all you need to succeed! Who this course is for This course is for you if you wants to build a Free E-Commerce Website to Sell Digital Downloadable Products Online This course is for you if you wants to learn how to create beautiful websites using WordPress This course is for you if you want to build a website, whether for personal or business reasons. If you want to learn to master Wordpress without getting bogged down with technical jargon, this course is for you. This course is perfect for you if you are taking over an existing Wordpress website, or want to build one from scratch, but don't know where to start. This course is for anyone that wants to be the Wordpress goto guy or gal. Homepage: Recommend Download Link Hight Speed | Please Say Thanks Keep Topic Live [hide] No Password - Links are Interchangeable

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