Libros UCLV { BETA }

Black Hat Python

Python Programming for Hackers and Pentesters

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Black Hat Python, Python Programming for Hackers es un libro muy interesante para los que deseen adentrarse en el mundo del python,de la mano de su autor (el libro fue publicado por Justin Seitz)...

El Hobbit

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Esta es una historia de hace mucho tiempo. En esa época los lenguajes eran bastante distintos de los de hoy... Las runas eran letras que en un principio se escribían mediante cortes o incisiones en madera, piedra, o metal. En los días de este relato los Enanos las utilizaban con regularidad, especialmente en registros privados o secretos. Si las runas del Mapa de Thror son comparadas con las transcripciones en letras modernas, no será difícil reconstruir el alfabeto (adaptado al inglés actual), y será posible leer el título rúnico de esta página. Desde un margen del mapa una mano apunta a la puerta secreta, y debajo está escrito:...

Digital Image Processing (Fourth Edition)

Procesamiento Digital de Imágenes

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Although this book is concerned primarily with digital, as opposed to analog, image processing techniques. It should be remembered that most digital images represent continuous natural images. Exceptions are artificial digital images such as test patterns that are numerically created in the computer and images constructed by tomographic systems. Thus, it is important to understand the “physics” of image formation by sensors and optical systems including human visual perception. Another important consideration is the measurement of light in order quantitatively to describe images. Finally, it is useful to establish spatial and temporal characteristics of continuous image fields, which provide the basis for the interrelationship of digital image samples. These topics are covered...

Building Node Applications with MongoDB and Backbone

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When Google released the first version of their V8 JavaScript engine in 2008, it felt like a hushed wave of excitement was rippling through the developer community. For the first time (the promise went), we would be able to program with JavaScript on both the client and the server: one language to rule them all. Web applications were already starting to become more desktop-like and ballooning in complexity, so the idea of re? ducing the number of language dependencies in favor of an open and transparent technology was seen as a way to allow for even more exciting and boundary-pushing applications....