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Sharing with you My Personal PMP Notebook

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By Mohammad Elsheimy
| The Code Project
Download PM_Notebook.zip - 2.9 MB 📚 Old but gold! Four years after becoming PMP-certified, I'm excited to share my exam preparation notebook with you. This comprehensive notebook is a valuable resource that summarizes essential project management concepts and terms in the context of PMP. Throughout my PMP journey, I've gathered data and information from reliable sources to create this document. It's important to note that none of the content is intended for any commercial purposes.
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Challenges in Migrating ASP.NET Apps to Containers #3 - OpenSSL Issues

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By Mohammad Elsheimy
| The Code Project
Mohammad Elsheimy is a developer, trainer, and technical writer currently hired by one of the leading fintech companies in Middle East, as a technical lead. Mohammad is a MCP, MCTS, MCPD, MCSA, MCSE, and MCT expertized in Microsoft technologies, data management, analytics, Azure and DevOps solutions. He is also a Project Management Professional (PMP) and a Quranic Readings college (Al-Azhar) graduate specialized in Quranic readings, Islamic legislation, and the Arabic language.
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Challenges in Migrating ASP.NET Apps to Containers #2 - Windows Fonts

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By Mohammad Elsheimy, fc-match Arial, Negreta ursive, Fett Kursiv
| The Code Project
During a recent project, there was a requirement to migrate existing ASP.NET apps hosted on Windows to Linux Docker containers. Throughout this migration, numerous challenges arose, and a significant amount of time was dedicated to the migration process. In this post, as well as in subsequent posts with similar titles, I will outline briefly some of the key challenges that were encountered. One of those challenges was Windows Fonts, which this post is dedicated to.
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