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:[[File:Cnm-lab.png|400px|thumb|[[CNM Lab]]]]'''[[CNM Lab]]'''. The combination of [[project management system|project management]], [[version control system|version control]], and [[file-sharing system]]s of [[CNM Cyber]] that is delivered to its [[end-user]]s as a [[service]].<div style="background-color:#efefef; padding: 5px; margin: 15px;"> | :[[File:Cnm-lab.png|400px|thumb|[[CNM Lab]]]]'''[[CNM Lab]]'''. The combination of [[project management system|project management]], [[version control system|version control]], and [[file-sharing system]]s of [[CNM Cyber]] that is delivered to its [[end-user]]s as a [[service]].<div style="background-color:#efefef; padding: 5px; margin: 15px;"> | ||
:*'''[[Source code]]'''. According to the [[Linux Information Project]], "the version of software as it is originally written (i.e., typed into a computer) by a human in plain text (i.e., human readable alphanumeric characters)." This ''code'' commonly include comments and is specially designed to facilitate the work of computer programmers, who specify the actions to be performed by a computer to indicate their intentions. | :*'''[[Source code]]'''. According to the [[Linux Information Project]], "the version of software as it is originally written (i.e., typed into a computer) by a human in plain text (i.e., human readable alphanumeric characters)." This ''code'' commonly include comments and is specially designed to facilitate the work of computer programmers, who specify the actions to be performed by a computer to indicate their intentions. | ||
:*'''[[Web document]]'''. A [[document]] that defines another [[document]] to target [[software application]]s. ''Web documents'' are widely used in the [[Internet]]. For instance, [[web browser]]s use ''web documents'' to display [[webpage]]s to their [[end-user]]s. [[Search engine robot]]s use ''web documents'' to collect data about those ''webpages''. Those contemporary [[email client]]s that are [[mobile app]]s use ''web documents'' to display [[email]]s without ''web browsers''. To those [[end-user application]]s that are used to view documents of various formats, ''web documents'' may represent documents in the [[PDF]] [[format]], graphic elements of [[image file]]s, etc.</div> | :*'''[[Web document]]'''. A [[document]] that defines another [[document]] to target [[software application]]s. ''Web documents'' are widely used in the [[Internet]]. For instance, [[web browser]]s use ''web documents'' to display [[webpage]]s to their [[end-user]]s. [[Search engine robot]]s use ''web documents'' to collect data about those ''webpages''. Those contemporary [[email client]]s that are [[mobile app]]s use ''web documents'' to display [[email]]s without ''web browsers''. To those [[end-user application]]s that are used to view documents of various formats, ''web documents'' may represent documents in the [[PDF]] [[format]], graphic elements of [[image file]]s, etc.</div> | ||
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:[[File:Cnm-lab.png|400px|thumb|[[CNM Lab]]]][[CNM Lab]] is the [[development hub]] that [[CNM Cyber]] brings those developers who work on [[CNM Cloud]], which is the technology behind [[CNM Cyber]]. | :[[File:Cnm-lab.png|400px|thumb|[[CNM Lab]]]][[CNM Lab]] is the [[development hub]] that [[CNM Cyber]] brings those developers who work on [[CNM Cloud]], which is the technology behind [[CNM Cyber]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 21 April 2020
What CNM Lab Is (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the CNM Lab Essentials lesson that introduces its participants to CNM Lab. This lesson belongs to the CNM Cyber for Experience session of the CNM Cyber Welcome Course.
Content
The predecessor lectio is Federated vs System Roles.
Key terms
- CNM Lab. The combination of project management, version control, and file-sharing systems of CNM Cyber that is delivered to its end-users as a service.
- Source code. According to the Linux Information Project, "the version of software as it is originally written (i.e., typed into a computer) by a human in plain text (i.e., human readable alphanumeric characters)." This code commonly include comments and is specially designed to facilitate the work of computer programmers, who specify the actions to be performed by a computer to indicate their intentions.
- Web document. A document that defines another document to target software applications. Web documents are widely used in the Internet. For instance, web browsers use web documents to display webpages to their end-users. Search engine robots use web documents to collect data about those webpages. Those contemporary email clients that are mobile apps use web documents to display emails without web browsers. To those end-user applications that are used to view documents of various formats, web documents may represent documents in the PDF format, graphic elements of image files, etc.
Script
- CNM Lab is the development hub that CNM Cyber brings those developers who work on CNM Cloud, which is the technology behind CNM Cyber.
- CNM Lab stores everything that CNM Cloud uses and documents all the developments. Every software application, video, individually-written source code, etc. can be found there.
The successor lectio is CNM DevOps Support.
Quiz
"CNM Lab" questions
- CNM Lab is (not) online services that Friends Of CNM brings to patrons of the Career Network Ministry (CNM).
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) CNM Wiki.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) CNM Cert.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) CNM Cyber.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) CNM Pages.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) Opplet.net.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two development hubs.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two project management systems.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two collaborative knowledge systems.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two software repositories.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two version control systems.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) at least two learning management systems.
- CNM Lab can (not) include more than one main website.
- CNM Lab is (not) a private development hub.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) a project management system.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) a collaborative knowledge system.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) a software repository.
- CNM Lab includes (or does not include) a version control system.
- CNM Lab is (not) an open-to-the-public development hub.
- CNM Lab is (not) a learning management system.
- CNM Lab is (not) any website of CNM Cyber that is built on a single content management system.
- CNM Lab is the central dashboard of CNM Cyber.
