Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 July 2021

What is Qwiklabs? How to get free subscription? (2021)

 


What is Qwiklabs?


    Qwiklabs is an online learning environment for cloud developers and  It provides end-to-end training in google cloud services (Google Cloud Platform) as well as amazon cloud services (Amazon Web Services). Qwiklabs has a lot of hands-on labs along with a set of instructions to walk you through a live environment anyplace, anytime, and on any device (standard browser) with a good internet connection.

    If you want to access the hands-on labs, you have credits to access the labs, but there are several free introductory labs available as well.

    Qwiklabs does not provide any official certificate concerning lab completion. However, you can earn badges by finishing Qwiklabs Quest.

What is Qwiklabs Quest?


    Qwiklabs Quest is a learning path that contains series of hands-on labs on a particular topic which helps you to gain knowledge in that topic. Once you finish or complete the quest, you earn a badge that recognizes your hands-on expertise. Badges that you earn become a perpetual part of your profile and Qwiklabs account. You are encouraged to share your accomplishments on LinkedIn and you can add them to your resume

How to get a one-month free subscription for Qwiklabs?


    If you want to get a lot of hands-on labs, you must have an advanced subscription to Qwiklabs. Once you take this subscription and you can access all the labs offered by Qwiklabs for one month. It is free, no credit card required.

Click this link: https://go.qwiklabs.com/qwiklabs-free


Step 1: 

Go to the linkhttps://www.qwiklabs.com/


Step 2:

Click on Join button




Step 3: Sign in with your google account





Step 4: After sign in, click on catalog then start your first Quest






Step 5: then start your first lab 'A Tour of Qwiklabs and Google Cloud'







Step 6: Follow the instructions and enjoy the lab




 


















Saturday, 3 July 2021

What is Kaggle? How to use it? (2021)


What is Kaggle?


    Kaggle is an open-source and one of the world's largest online communities for data scientists and AI engineers. It allows users to find and publish quality data, explore code with a Kaggle notebook, build models, work with other data scientists and machine learning engineers, and enter competitions to solve data science and machine learning challenges.


History


    Kaggle was launched in April 2010 by Anthony Goldbloom, Ben Hamner. It has over one million registered users or Kagglers.



How to use Kaggle?


There are different ways to use, These are given below:


  1. Find challenges for every interest level (Competitions)
  2. Data Explore, analyze, also share quality data (Data sets)
  3. Explore and run code with Kaggle Notebooks (Notebooks)




Find challenges for every interest level (Competitions)


    Kaggle Competitions are designed to provide challenges for competitors at all different steps of their Data Science careers. As a result, they are very distinct, with a range of broad types.



Data Explore, analyze, also share quality data (Data sets)


    Kaggle supports a variety of dataset publication formats, but we strongly support dataset publishers to share their data in an available, non-proprietary format if possible. 


    This page represents the file formats that we advise using when sharing data on Kaggle Datasets. Then, learn why and how to make less well-supported file types as possible to the data science community.



Explore and run code with Kaggle Notebooks (Notebooks)


Kaggle notebooks are two different types. 


  • The first type is Script. Scripts are files that execute code sequentially. 
  • Another type is Jupyter notebooks. Jupyter notebooks contain the sequence of cells, where each cell is a format in either the programming language of your choice (write the code) or in a Markdown (write the text). 


    You can write notebooks in Python or R.  Python developers and people performing exploratory data analysis tend to prefer Jupyter Notebooks. R developers and people submitting code for competitions often use scripts.



How to Sign Up in Kaggle?



Step 1: Go to the link: https://www.kaggle.com/

Step 2: Click on Register with Google




Step 3: Enter your user name 




Step 4: After Sign Up, you want to see your profile. Click your profile picture on the right-hand side




Step 5: After finished, you can access all features in Kaggle'


Competitions





Data sets





Code





What is GitHub? and How to Use it? (2021)

  



Introduction to GitHub

    GitHub is an open-source and social network platform for programmers. It helps provide internet hosting, manages source codes, feature requests, task management, continuous integration, wikis for every project and bug reports for developers, and version control using Git.

Introduction to Git

    Git is an open-source version control system that was created by Linus Trovalds in 2005 and the same person who created Linux

History

    GitHub was launched in April 2008 by Tom Preston-Werner, Chris Wanstrath, P. J. Hyett, and Scott Chacon. GitHub reports having over 65 million users making it the largest host of source code in the world.

Why use GitHub?

    GitHub provides unlimited free repositories to all plans, GitHub repositories are used to host the source codes. It also provides commit your changes and others pull them, download the code, and several collaboration features.  Each change that you make to a source code is recorded in its history.


GitHub is a great way to useful things, There are given below:


  1. Showcase your work and skills to the world 
  2. Make an open-source contribution to GitHub
  3. Collaborate with others on your project
  4. Access to various developer tools from GitHub's partner

How to create GitHub Account?

Step 1: Open the link https://github.com/

Step 2: Click on Sign Up 




Step 3: After Sign Up, you want to see your profile. Click your profile on the right-hand side.




Step 4: This your GitHub page, you can easy to access essential are repositories, projects, and packages.