Point Cloud data - learning sources - point-cloud-library

What are the best learning sources and study materials for Point Cloud data and Point cloud Library ?
So far I came across PCL Documentation.

There is a git hub repository existing (which was last edited in 2013 :-( ). Maybe it helps you a little bit.
In addition there exists a user forum where you can ask questions for sure.
In addition there are a few resources on the web:
PDF explaining the PCL (in german though)
Another PDF explaining PCL
Tutorial for PCL,
Another Tutorial for PCL,

This PDF is best to understand Point cloud.
And The documentation you mention is good if you know the basic flow.So My opinion is to start with given PDF and then continue with official documentation.
That exactly what I am doing :)

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Learning resources for developing custom TinkerPop Vertex Programs

I have read the TinkerPop official docs and provided tutorials on their website. I am looking for further learning resources on developing custom Vertex Programs that cover the fundamentals and anatomy of such programs. Thank you.
There aren't many resources on this topic. Generally speaking you should be comfortable in your understanding of BSP, which is the general processing model that GraphComputer is built on and you should look at the code for the various VertexProgram implementations that already exist in TinkerPop. Finally, I wrote a tutorial on this topic which might be helpful which was inspired by this StackOverflow question.

recognizing QR codes with the Computer Vision API

I'm in the design stages of writing a Xamarin Forms app that will process camera pictures of legal documents. Is it possible to use the Computer Vision API to detect QR codes and parse them?
I was looking for the same thing and reviewed the documentation again, but didn't find any suitable operation within Computer Vision up to version 2.1. In the end I settled for this service: http://goqr.me/api/ which does exactly that and seems to work quite well. I tried ZXing, too, but with unsatisfactory results.
Hope that helps.
Joerg.

Resources to learn SuiteCRM?

I am a developer who has no experience working with CRM systems. I want to build a simple system using SuiteCRM. But I can't find a single tutorial for SuiteCRM in the internet. Believe me I spent several days searching for tutorials but I couldn't find. The official Userguides documentation is absolutely useless for development purposes. I found this book SuiteCRM For Developers but it is not suitable for a beginner. And it doesn't cover most of the basic stuff. Please suggest me a good tutorial(document/video) which covers topics such as creating custom entities(operations with custom entities), workflows and REST api.
If you're new to CRM world, as I was a couple of years ago, Id suggest doing the following:
Get a copy of SugarCRM for Dummies. It gives you an overview of the built in modules and functions of SugarCRM.
Watch how-to videos on SugarCRM for more in-depth details on particular modules.
Get a copy of SuiteCRM for Developers by Jim Mackin. This was a game changer for me. it's straight forward but breaks down the essentials of SuiteCRM.
From there, it's all about googling and practice. The more you play with the code, the more it starts making sense.
Welcome to world of CRM !!
First learn the flow of modules which are available in CRM and then go ahead with the development part. So I will suggest you to learn SugarCRM first. As coding standards and execution flow of SuiteCRM and SugarCRM is same.
Download SugarCRM CE
Install the CRM in your machine as described here
Once installed play with modules. Getting_Started SugarCRM
Take an overview on admin features of SugarCRM as described in detail here
Try to create new modules as per described here
I've been digging into some SUiteCRM work also lately, and the SugarCRM info is very helpful. The SuiteCRM forums have been getting some more traction lately.
https://suitecrm.com/forum/developer-help/10338-how-to-create-a-custom-module-from-scratch
I am also going to buy this book, looks like a great resource! https://leanpub.com/suitecrmfordevelopers
This book you mention (https://leanpub.com/suitecrmfordevelopers) is worth investing in. It's the right stuff in one place.
SugarCRM resources and references are ok, however, SuiteCRM and SugarCRM are gradually going in different directions. If you rely on forums and generic blogs, even SOF, the 'Sugar' solution not always maps to a suite-solution. It can be close, but that last 5% of difference can be a headache to work through.
Anyhow, that's my plug/recommendation for that book.

What to do now that asihttprequest's owner stopped working on the project?

Now that the owner of ASIHTTPRequest is no longer working on the library, is there another alternative that is as good as this library?
Or maybe will the repository from their github be updated? By, maybe someone else who is well educated about the project (At least someone knowledgeable will still continue to work on it)
Thanks
If you look at https://github.com/pokeb/asi-http-request/commits/master you'll see that it has been updated since the owner stopped working on it...
I would recommend AFNetworking as the best supported option for a general networking library
http://afnetworking.com
If you are mainly working with a RESTful API, then RestKit is a great library to use instead of writing your own glue code:
http://restkit.org

Developing MHEG application

I have downloaded OpenMHeg simulator..how to develop an application in mheg?what eclipse version i need to use?where do i get the sdk for mheg?
I haven't tried yet. but I think it's worth trying. Someone said that the BBC's implementation of MHEG5 is open sourced
It can be downloaded from mhegplus on sourceforge
There is no MHEG-5 SDK. There is some limited documentation available online, and a few discussions of the type hierarchy.
Since MHEG-5 has no support for user defined types and the API is completely provided by the implementation (in various states of brokenness), you only need an editor and an understanding of the application model to write applications.
I wrote an introduction to MHEGPlus a while ago but didn't go into any advanced application building techniques. There are a few more examples out there if you look for them.

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