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Before we sign a contract or write a line of code our team will spend the necessary time needed to understand your product vision
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Throughout your project, our designers create and implement visual design and workflows, solicit user feedback and work with toy to make sure what gets built is what is needed
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All engineers are fluent in the latest enterprise, mobile and web development technologies.
the collaboratewith your team to write, and improver code on a daily basis, using proven practices such as test-driven development and pair programming.
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Have A Nice Day
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great expectations
novel
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The book is really amazing! I couldn't stop reading! Gripping plot with unexpected twists, convincing characters, amazing dialogues and tons of eternal life lessons. Many details creating the atmosphere of the epoch. Nice and moving reading!
Chapter 1
My father’s family name being Pirrip, and my Christian name Philip, my infant tongue could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than Pip. So, I called myself Pip, and came to be called Pip.


Namespace XPike.Configuration
Classes
Config<TConfig>
ConfigLoader<TConfig>
ConfigManager<TConfig>
ConfigurationProviderBase
Abstract implementation of a Configuration Provider, to simplify the creation of new Providers.
In particular, adds proper exceptions when requesting "required" values using GetValue(), as well as intrinsic datatype conversion and JSON deserialization support.
To create a new Provider, simply override this class and implement the GetValueOrDefault() method.
ConfigurationService
ConfigurationServiceBase<TProvider>
Abstract base implementation of a Configuration Service.
This is effectively a complete implementation, however. It is abstracted away because Configuration Service works identically to Settings Service, except for which type of Provider it uses.
This is very convenient since the Configuration Service and Settings Service share a common interface, as do Configuration Provider and Settings Provider.
To create a new Configuration Service, just inherit this class and specify the desired type of TProvider.
DefaultConfigManager<TConfig>
IDependencyCollectionExtensions
InvalidConfigurationException
Represents an exception resulting from a failure to load a value from Configuration. This could be from a missing key, a failed conversion, or any other error in the underlying Provider. Also used by XPike.Settings in identical scenarios.
Package
XPike Configuration Package
Singleton Registrations:
- IEnvironmentConfigurationProvider => EnvironmentConfigurationProvider
- INullConfigurationProvider => NullConfigurationProvider
- IConfigurationService => ConfigurationService
- IMemoryConfigurationProvider => MemoryConfigurationProvider (when specified, see note below)
Collection Registrations:
- IConfigurationProvider += EnvironmentConfigurationProvider
- IConfigurationProvider += MemoryConfigurationProvider (when specified, see note below)
NOTE: If the Package is instantiated by passing in a Dictionary<string, string>, these will be used as development-time defaults. Values in other registered Providers (Environment Configuration Provider is added by default) will override these.
XPikeConfigBuilder
Interfaces
IConfig<TConfig>
IConfigLoader<TConfig>
IConfigManager<TConfig>
IConfigurationLoader
Defines a Configuration Loader. A Configuration Loader is a Configuration Provider that can load its settings in bulk.
This is necessary for compatibility with ASP.NET Core's IConfiguration and IOptions. Providers that do not implement this interface will not work with either of those paradigms.
XPike Configuration and XPike Settings are fully compatible with Providers that do not implement this interface, however.
IConfigurationProvider
Defines a Configuration Provider, the most-granular source of configuration values in XPike. These are the basis of all of the functionality in XPike.Configuration and XPike.Settings.
IConfigurationService
Represents a Configuration Service, which is the "end-user-facing consumable" from this Package. This is what you should use to retrieve configuration values in most cases. The Configuration Service is also expected to aggregate a Bulk Load of values from Providers that support it.
This parallels (and is inter-operable with) the IConfiguration service in ASP.NET Core. See the XPike.Configuration.Microsoft.AspNetCore package for details.
IXPikeConfigBuilder
Orchestrates the construction of an XPike Configuration Service.


Data is moved between files and processes by issuing read and write calls. There are three orthogonal aspects to data access: positioning (explicit offset vs. implicit file pointer), synchronism (blocking vs. nonblocking and split collective), and coordination (noncollective vs. collective). The following combinations of these data access routines, including two types of file pointers (individual and shared) are provided in Table 9 .
| positioning | synchronism | 2c| coordination | |
| 3-4 | noncollective | collective | |
| explicit | blocking | MPI_FILE_READ_AT | MPI_FILE_READ_AT_ALL |
| offsets | MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT | MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT_ALL | |
| 2-4 | nonblocking & | MPI_FILE_IREAD_AT | MPI_FILE_READ_AT_ALL_BEGIN |
| split collective | MPI_FILE_READ_AT_ALL_END | ||
| MPI_FILE_IWRITE_AT | MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT_ALL_BEGIN | ||
| MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT_ALL_END | |||
| individual | blocking | MPI_FILE_READ | MPI_FILE_READ_ALL |
| file pointers | MPI_FILE_WRITE | MPI_FILE_WRITE_ALL | |
| 2-4 | nonblocking & | MPI_FILE_IREAD | MPI_FILE_READ_ALL_BEGIN |
| split collective | MPI_FILE_READ_ALL_END | ||
| MPI_FILE_IWRITE | MPI_FILE_WRITE_ALL_BEGIN | ||
| MPI_FILE_WRITE_ALL_END | |||
| shared | blocking | MPI_FILE_READ_SHARED | MPI_FILE_READ_ORDERED |
| file pointer | MPI_FILE_WRITE_SHARED | MPI_FILE_WRITE_ORDERED | |
| 2-4 | nonblocking & | MPI_FILE_IREAD_SHARED | MPI_FILE_READ_ORDERED_BEGIN |
| split collective | MPI_FILE_READ_ORDERED_END | ||
| MPI_FILE_IWRITE_SHARED | MPI_FILE_WRITE_ORDERED_BEGIN | ||
| MPI_FILE_WRITE_ORDERED_END | |||
POSIX read()/fread() and write()/fwrite() are blocking, noncollective operations and use individual file pointers. The MPI equivalents are MPI_FILE_READ and MPI_FILE_WRITE.
Implementations of data access routines may buffer data to improve performance. This does not affect reads, as the data is always available in the user's buffer after a read operation completes. For writes, however, the MPI_FILE_SYNC routine provides the only guarantee that data has been transferred to the storage device.
MPI provides three types of positioning for data access routines: explicit offsets, individual file pointers, and shared file pointers. The different positioning methods may be mixed within the same program and do not affect each other.
The data access routines that accept explicit offsets contain _AT in their name (e.g., MPI_FILE_WRITE_AT). Explicit offset operations perform data access at the file position given directly as an argument---no file pointer is used nor updated. Note that this is not equivalent to an atomic seek-and-read or seek-and-write operation, as no ``seek'' is issued. Operations with explicit offsets are described in Section Data Access with Explicit Offsets , page Data Access with Explicit Offsets .
The names of the individual file pointer routines contain no positional qualifier (e.g., MPI_FILE_WRITE). Operations with individual file pointers are described in Section Data Access with Individual File Pointers , page Data Access with Individual File Pointers . The data access routines that use shared file pointers contain _SHARED or _ORDERED in their name (e.g., MPI_FILE_WRITE_SHARED). Operations with shared file pointers are described in Section Data Access with Shared File Pointers , page Data Access with Shared File Pointers .
The main semantic issues with MPI-maintained file pointers are how and when they are updated by I/O operations. In general, each I/O operation leaves the file pointer pointing to the next data item after the last one that is accessed by the operation. In a nonblocking or split collective operation, the pointer is updated by the call that initiates the I/O, possibly before the access completes.
More formally,
where count is the number of datatype items to be accessed, elements(X) is the number of predefined datatypes in the typemap of X, and it old_file_offset is the value of the implicit offset before the call. The file position, it new_file_offset, is in terms of a count of etypes relative to the current view.
MPI supports blocking and nonblocking I/O routines.
A blocking I/O call will not return until the I/O request is completed.
A nonblocking I/O call initiates an I/O operation, but does not wait for it to complete. Given suitable hardware, this allows the transfer of data out/in the user's buffer to proceed concurrently with computation. A separate request complete call ( MPI_WAIT, MPI_TEST, or any of their variants) is needed to complete the I/O request, i.e., to confirm that the data has been read or written and that it is safe for the user to reuse the buffer. The nonblocking versions of the routines are named MPI_FILE_IXXX, where the I stands for immediate.
It is erroneous to access the local buffer of a nonblocking data access operation, or to use that buffer as the source or target of other communications, between the initiation and completion of the operation.
The split collective routines support a restricted form of ``nonblocking'' operations for collective data access (see Section Split Collective Data Access Routines , page Split Collective Data Access Routines ).
Every noncollective data access routine MPI_FILE_XXX has a collective counterpart. For most routines, this counterpart is MPI_FILE_XXX_ALL or a pair of MPI_FILE_XXX_BEGIN and MPI_FILE_XXX_END. The counterparts to the MPI_FILE_XXX_SHARED routines are MPI_FILE_XXX_ORDERED.
The completion of a noncollective call only depends on the activity of the calling process. However, the completion of a collective call (which must be called by all members of the process group) may depend on the activity of the other processes participating in the collective call. See Section Collective File Operations , page Collective File Operations , for rules on semantics of collective calls.
Collective operations may perform much better than their noncollective counterparts, as global data accesses have significant potential for automatic optimization.
Data is moved between files and processes by calling read and write routines. Read routines move data from a file into memory. Write routines move data from memory into a file. The file is designated by a file handle, fh. The location of the file data is specified by an offset into the current view. The data in memory is specified by a triple: buf, count, and datatype. Upon completion, the amount of data accessed by the calling process is returned in a status.
An offset designates the starting position in the file for an access. The offset is always in etype units relative to the current view. Explicit offset routines pass offset as an argument (negative values are erroneous). The file pointer routines use implicit offsets maintained by MPI.
A data access routine attempts to transfer (read or write) count data items of type datatype between the user's buffer buf and the file. The datatype passed to the routine must be a committed datatype. The layout of data in memory corresponding to buf, count, datatype is interpreted the same way as in MPI communication functions; see Section Message Data on page Message Data and Section Use of General Datatypes in Communication on page Use of General Datatypes in Communication . The data is accessed from those parts of the file specified by the current view (Section File Views , page File Views ). The type signature of datatype must match the type signature of some number of contiguous copies of the etype of the current view. As in a receive, it is erroneous to specify a datatype for reading that contains overlapping regions (areas of memory which would be stored into more than once).
The nonblocking data access routines indicate that MPI can start a data access and associate a request handle, request, with the I/O operation. Nonblocking operations are completed via MPI_TEST, MPI_WAIT, or any of their variants.
Data access operations, when completed, return the amount of data accessed in status.
Advice to users.
To prevent problems with the argument copying and register
optimization done by Fortran compilers, please note the hints
in subsections ``Problems Due to Data Copying and Sequence Association,''
and ``A Problem with Register Optimization'' in
Section A Problem with Register Optimization
,
pages Problems Due to Data Copying and Sequence Association
and A Problem with Register Optimization
.
( End of advice to users.)
For blocking routines, status is returned directly. For nonblocking routines and split collective routines, status is returned when the operation is completed. The number of datatype entries and predefined elements accessed by the calling process can be extracted from status by using MPI_GET_COUNT and MPI_GET_ELEMENTS, respectively. The interpretation of the MPI_ERROR field is the same as for other operations --- normally undefined, but meaningful if an MPI routine returns MPI_ERR_IN_STATUS. The user can pass (in C and Fortran) MPI_STATUS_IGNORE in the status argument if the return value of this argument is not needed. In C++, the status argument is optional. The status can be passed to MPI_TEST_CANCELLED to determine if the operation was cancelled. All other fields of status are undefined.
When reading, a program can detect the end of file by noting that the amount of data read is less than the amount requested. Writing past the end of file increases the file size. The amount of data accessed will be the amount requested, unless an error is raised (or a read reaches the end of file).


It’s like advent of code but during the COVID-19 confinement. There's a new probloem every day at 12am UTC.
Advent of Corona is about staying at home and solving daily problems!
The inspiration came from the known advent of code (adventofcode.com) and the fact that we (students of Barcelona) had to stay at home for confinement.
Every day we will unlock a new problem to solve at 12AM UTC. Some days the problem may have different subproblems, other days there will be only one. Your goal is to solve it.
You will see that the typology of the problems vary. The typology may be algorithmic, random, crypto related, mathematical, reversing...
The motivation behind this challenge is that everyone that should stay at home stays. So solve the daily problem and prove that you stayed and helped everyone to face COVID-19.
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About the conference
The PatternFly Conference is a half-day community conference dedicated to sharing ideas, techniques, and tools to power great user experiences through front-end design and development.
Keynote
Michael Tiemann
Vice President of Open Source Affairs at Red Hat,
Speakers
Dwight McKnight
Visual Designer at PointSource
Elizabeth Matusov
Associate Consultant at Red Hat
John Romano
UX Director at PointSource
Kendall Totten
Front-End Architect and Developer at Red Hat
Megan Squire
Professor of Computing Sciences at Elon University
Patrick Riley
Software Engineer at at Red Hat
Sarahjane Clark
Senior User Experience Researcher at Red Hat
Agenda
| Time | Session | |
|---|---|---|
| 12:00 | Registration opens | |
| 1:00 | Welcome | |
| 1:15 | Keynote Michael Tiemann | |
| Developer track | Designer track | |
| 2:10 | Building an enterprise modular design system based on Bootstrap 4 and Web Components Patrick Riley | Aligning Teammates Using Pattern Libraries John Romano and Dwight McKnight |
| 3:15 | Angular Redux - How State Sharing Changes the Web Developer Experience Elizabeth Matusov | Top 5 Must-Have Open Source Tools for Data Viz Megan Squire |
| 4:15 | Maintainable & modular CSS Kendall Totten | Awesome pattern! Now, let's write about it Sarahjane Clark |


Australia has detained 2 asylum-seeking gay Saudi journalists for weeks: lawyer
by Bradford BetzTwo gay Saudi journalists who sought asylum in Australia to avoid persecution at home have been held at an immigration detention center for weeks, according to their lawyer.
The pair, ages 46 and 35, arrived in Australia in October on a tourist visa, their lawyer Alison Battison told AFP. One of them admitted to customs officials that they intended to seek asylum, and they were taken into detention, she said.
One of the men, who had worked with CNN and the BBC, said he was caught up in the government’s crackdown on journalists working for foreign media after the death of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi dissident who was killed in a consulate in Istanbul last year.
He told ABC he was called in for questioning by the state security; officials “hinted that they realized I was in a relationship with my partner and that I should stop working with the foreign media.”
In August, one of them received a call from a family member who warned that his partner would be killed if they didn’t end their relationship, AFP reported.
After that phone call, police asked the couple to come in for questioning, prompting them to flee Saudi Arabia, a country long known for draconian laws against homosexuality.
IRANIAN BEAUTY QUEEN STUCK IN PHILIPPINES AIRPORT GETS ASYLUM: REPORTS
The two men are now separated, with one in detention and the other being treated for tuberculosis in a hospital, while they await deportation, according to Battison.
“Them speaking up is actually their right – there’s no reason we should remain silent about human rights abuses in Australia,” she said.


Classes
RGhost
RGhost::Barcode
RGhost::Barcode::Auspost
RGhost::Barcode::Azteccode
RGhost::Barcode::Base
RGhost::Barcode::Border
RGhost::Barcode::Code11
RGhost::Barcode::Code128
RGhost::Barcode::Code2of5
RGhost::Barcode::Code39
RGhost::Barcode::Code93
RGhost::Barcode::Datamatrix
RGhost::Barcode::Ean13
RGhost::Barcode::Ean2
RGhost::Barcode::Ean5
RGhost::Barcode::Ean8
RGhost::Barcode::Guard
RGhost::Barcode::Interleaved2of5
RGhost::Barcode::Isbn
RGhost::Barcode::Kix
RGhost::Barcode::Maxicode
RGhost::Barcode::Msi
RGhost::Barcode::Onecode
RGhost::Barcode::Parameter
RGhost::Barcode::Pdf417
RGhost::Barcode::Pharmacode
RGhost::Barcode::Plessey
RGhost::Barcode::Postnet
RGhost::Barcode::Qrcode
RGhost::Barcode::Rationalizedcodabar
RGhost::Barcode::Raw
RGhost::Barcode::Royalmail
RGhost::Barcode::Rss14
RGhost::Barcode::Rssexpanded
RGhost::Barcode::Rsslimited
RGhost::Barcode::Symbol
RGhost::Barcode::Text
RGhost::Barcode::Upca
RGhost::Barcode::Upce
RGhost::Config
RGhost::Document


Section 2.24 Nemeth Tutorial
Skills Addressed in this Lesson:
Open the Nemeth tutorial.
Open the desired area in the contents.

In a given lesson, work through the four exercises of explanation, writing, reading, and proofreading.
Subsection 2.24.1 Tasks
Follow the instructions that come with the Nemeth tutorial program to install the software on the BrailleNote.
Start at Main Menu. To open the Nemeth tutorial, press x.
"List of keysoft extensions" will be the cue. Space to the Nemeth tutorial and press enter.
If someone was previously using the Nemeth tutorial, you may be asked if you want to continue a lesson. Key in the letter n for no and press enter.
-
Read through the contents of lessons. Press space with h to get help on reading through the items of the contents. Contents lessons are listed below.
Braille Numbers and Basic Indicators
Plus, Minus, and Equals Signs
Decimal Point and Related Symbols
Multiplication Signs
Division and Fraction Signs
Spatial Arrangements
Roman Numerals and Odds and Ends
More Signs and Operations
Use of Letters, Symbols, and Numbers
Signs of Grouping
More Signs of Comparison
Level Indicators
More Radicals and Groups
The Shape Indicator
Different Type Forms
Formats for Geometric Proofs
Fractions, Hyper and hyper complex
Integrals, Sigma Notation, and Limits
Press enter on the content area that you would like to complete.
In each main area, there are smaller lessons.
In each main area there are exercises.
The first listed exercise will be Explanation. To read the Explanation, enter on it. Then use the normal review and thumb-key commands to read.
-
After the Explanation there will be a Reading Exercise. In this exercise, you will be given instructions to read each item and compare your response to the spoken prompt. Available commands for this exercise are:
Use space with i to hear the correct answer.
Move to the next exercise item by pressing enter.
Space with e will return to the menu.
Space with e when you finish the Reading Exercise. Use space with h to get help when you need it.
After the Reading Exercise you will find the Writing Exercise. You will be instructed to "Braille the following exactly as spoken." Use the commands listed below.
To hear an item again, use space with c.
Space with dot2 or space with dot5 will review by word.
Press enter to have your answer graded.
Space with r will stop your answer so you can try again.
To review the correct answer, press space with i.
The proof reading exercises are next. You will need to edit the Braille so that it is spoken correctly.
Space with c will let you hear the item again.
Move back and forward by word in the usual manner. Space with 2 5 will read the current word.
Press enter to have your answer graded.
Space with r will stop your current answer and allow you to start again.
Use space with h to get help and learn the commands at any time.
You can review without answering by stopping your answer and pressing space.
Explore using the Nemeth tutorial as time allows.
Subsection 2.24.2 Quiz
True or False
From Main Menu, press x to start the process of opening the Nemeth tutorial.
There are no Nemeth tutorial lessons related to decimal points and related symbols.
In the Nemeth tutorial you can learn about the shape indicator.
In the Nemeth Tutorial reading exercises, you will be given instructions to read each item and compare your response to the spoken prompt.
Space with 1 will move back by word.
Use space with h within an exercise to hear the commands.
From Main Menu, k will enter the key learn mode.
Space with e will exit key learn mode.
When you append an item to the clipboard, you "add" it to the clipboard.
In the spelling checker, you cannot just check one word. You must check the entire document.


--- title: OpenTrack layout: front permalink: / tags: home ---
Making athletics go faster.
Athletes want to run, jump and throw. Yet the sport is limited by a number of volunteers doing a lot of manual work. They spend far too much time moving around facts and checking them - entries, start lists, membership info. Let's reduce this burden and bring athletics into the 21st century, using our easy-to-implement and easy-to-use race management system.
From the school sports day to international competitions, OpenTrack makes everything go faster!
Athletes will enjoy the benefits of our service with easier entries into races, secure online payments and instant results on their mobile devices.
Building the open reference data to get everyone talking: organisations, clubs, venues, courses
Defining standard formas for interchange of entries, start lists, results and rankings
If we start to publish data and standards, other people can build on it


If all arrows point in the same direction, a positive force results in a positive acceleration a, velocity v and position s.
For a force of 1 N and a mass of 1 kg this leads to
a = 1 m/s2 v = 1 m/s after 1 s (SlidingMass1.v) s = 0.5 m after 1 s (SlidingMass1.s)
The acceleration is not available for plotting.
System 1) and 2) are equivalent. It doesn't matter whether the force pushes at flange_a in system 1 or pulls at flange_b in system 2.
It is of course possible to ignore the arrows and connect the models in an arbitrary way. But then it is hard see in what direction the force acts.
In the third system the two arrows are opposed which means that the force acts in the opposite direction (in the same direction as in the two other examples).


Hover over the logos to learn a bit about our creations or click on them to fully explore them.
Click on the logos to fully explore our creations.
Doll's House Museum
Hover over the logos to learn a bit about our creations or click on them to fully explore them.
Click on the logos to fully explore our creations.


Download the Windows Setup .MSI file here: Download .MSI installer
- double click on it, and let the setup wizard do its magic
- the setup wizard will install the program some where here `C:\Users\{users name}\AppData\Local\YoutubeTelechargement`
- Notice :
- - Youtube API does not support video download. In faсt it is prohibited.
- - This project is used only for educational purposes.
- Techno :
- - JavaFX
- - FXML
- - CSS
- - MSI installer for deployment
Credits :
- I used `Kiulian` libray for vidéo Ciphers and parsing to handle the extraction, and I built an interface arround it to make it easy to use and simple.
- You can find his github repository here : Kiulian github repository for the java youtube extractor link here.
licence :
This javaFX app is under MIT licence but the `core` folder is under Apache-2.0 Licence


After pressing the button "Start" the list field on the right
side
("Select files") shows the files with the extension '*.LIN' or '*.PLA'
of the folder whose path is saved
in Fabric.ini. If this field is empty and
the message "No file found" appears, the data path can be changed after
pressing the button "find data path".
Click the files you want to use. These files appear in the middle field
("Selected files"). Files can be removed from this list by clicking on
them.
The extension
of the files and the path chosen appear under the left list.
The button "Plot" opens the plot form. the data of the used files
appear in the left field.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Confirmation Of Password Reset | {{ block.super }}{% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if validlink %}
Enter a new password (twice).
{% else %}The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been used. Please request a new password reset.
Do you want to try again?
{% endif %} {% endblock %}


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Implementation Design - Grimoires
Overview
- Internally, the registry adopts a message-passing metaphore and a component based approach. Soap messages are transformed by Axis into Java objects. Messages are handled by components we refer to as handlers.
Handlers are typically designed to process messages of a same category, such as
the messages of the UDDI publish interface, of the UDDI inquiry interface, or
messages related to metadata. Such handlers in fact would correspond to the
business logic implementing the registry. This has a number of benefits:
- Ease of maintenance: code for a handler for a given interface will be well scoped.
- Separate compilation and flexible deployment: we aim at being able to compile separately components, and possibly deploy only a subset of them in some specific configuration. For instance: we should be able to deploy just the
UDDI interfaces, or just the UDDI and metadata interfaces. This obviously requires component code not to make reference to other component code!
- Some OO patterns have been adopted: specifically, the visitor pattern is used to structure all messages and their associated handlers. Each message of a given category will implement a given interface, e.g.
PublishMessage
and PublishProcessable
for messages of the UDDI publish interface. In particular, such messages will implement a method accept
for the handler handling messages of such category. Handlers will be visitors offering a method process
for each of messages in the interface.
- Some default handlers are provided for each interface. In particular, a handler "not implemented" which will return an error for each message it is passed. When developing a new handler, it is therefore natural to subclass such a "not implemented" handler, which will ensure consistent error messages for all non implemented methods. This is far better that returning a null value since it becomes very hard to know where this value was generated.
- We have adopted a message passing approach so that messages can be delegated to other components simply by passing them. Currently, our handling of messages is asymmetric. A message is passed to a handler using the visitor pattern approach, i.e. by calling
process
on the handler, with the message as argument. However, the returned result (if any) is not passed as a message in the same way. Instead, results are stored using the setResult
method (in AbstractMessage
), and the input message is returned with its result field set.
- Given this approach, when an error situation is reached in the business
logic, say because an input is incorrect, we do not raise an exception in the
handler, instead we set the error field, using the
setError
method (in AbstractMessage
).
- A source of inefficiency is copying objects (and in particular deep copies). We aim to avoid these by making sure that once an object is created by the axis container, we do not copy it again. When methods have to be added to these objects' classes, we subclass the classes generated by axis, and we need to let axis know that the class to be used when deserialising an object is the new one. (This is done by defining the entry for the data type in the config/deploy.wsdd file).
The structure explained
| package | comment |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires | the grimoires distribution |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server | the server side |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl | implementation of all interfaces |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.uddiv2 | implementation of uddiv2 interfaces |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.metadata | implementation of metadata interfaces |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.wsdl | implementation of wsdl-related interface |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.damls | implementation of damls interfaces |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.topic | implementation of topics interfaces |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.store | backend related matters |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.configuration | configuration classes |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.test |
functionality and performance tests |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.axis |
WSDL generator factory code |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.jena.sesame |
Jena-Sesame-Model, through which Sesame is used as the triple store |
uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.wstester | an XML client tester |
Each implementation
XXX of an interface attempts to follow a same structure:
In uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl. XXX | comment |
messages | message definitions and associated visitors |
datamodel | data type definitions |
handlers | implementation of handlers |
api | implementation of APIs (currently server ties) |
Saver, Loader and RDQLGenerator visitors
Grimoires uses the visitor pattern to save data objects to the RDF store, load data objects back from the store and generating RDQL queries from query data objects. Using this pattern means that we do not have to alter the data objects themselves, which are generated by Axis. Additionally, savers, loaders and query generators can be chosen to match the backend store. Currently this pattern is implemented for the metadata API implementations but the UDDIv2 APIs still use the old views design (where the data objects contain the load, save and generate RDQL methods).
The interfaces for the savers, loaders and RDQL generators are Saver, Loader and RDQLGenerator respectively. Each has an base implementation in the same package called AbstractSaver, AbstractLoader and AbstractRDQLGenerator. These throw a StoreException (for save and load) or RDFException (for RDQL generation) reporting that the object given as parameter cannot be saved/loaded/used to generate RDQL.
The Abstract classes should be overridden in the handlers of each API. For example, there is a MetadataSaver, MetadataLoader and MetadataRDQLGenerator. These override the save, load and generate methods for each type object to be saved, loaded or used in generation.
Using the save and load methods is fairly straightforward. To save, call saveToStore on a saver passing the Model to store to and the object to store. To load, call loadFromStore with an empty (default constructed) object to be initialised, the Model to load from and the Resource identifying the stored object details.
Generating RDQL is only slightly more complex. Each method for generating RDQL queries, named generateRdqlQuery, takes as arguments the object to generate the query from and a QueryDetails object. QueryDetails stores the list of statements, constraints, namespaces etc. that make up the query and is manipulated by the generate method. The client would usually create a new QueryDetails using the default constructor when generating a query. The generate method returns a GenerationResults object that contains the QueryDetails and the name of the variable that is used to identify the object to be returned by the query. The GenerationResults object can be processed using uk.ac..grimoires.server.impl.Jena.processQuery passing the Model to query, the GenerationResults and the variable name that the client is interested in.
Security
Grimoires uses its deployment container to obtain necessary tokens for authentication, for example an X509 Distinguished Name. An authorization component then checks this against an internal access control list (specified prior to the deployment of Grimoires), to see whether the incoming request is valid for the authentication token supplied. If so, it is executed, otherwise an Axis fault is returned to the originating client. A potential client must be capable of creating and sending the authentication token type expected by Grimoires' deployment container.
Client side
Separate concern
The idea behind the design and implementation of GRIMOIRES client side support
is to
separate concern.
- Firstly, we need to separate the presentation layer and the business
layer at the client side.The presentation layer is the user interface, which
could be a command line utility (GShell), a GUI,
or an Eclipse plug-in. The business layer is in charge of calling GRIMOIRES
API with the given user input, which is performed by
GrimoiresProxy.
- Secondly, in GrimoiresProxy we further separate the protocol processing
and the message delivering. The protocol processing is in charge of
preparing request data, invoking the proper operation and processing the
response data. While the message delivering is usually an Axis-generated
stub that serializes Java objects to SOAP message, sends the SOAP message to
the service, and deserialzes the response SOAP message.
Abstract factory pattern
We use
abstract factory pattern to instantiate multiple GrimoiresProxy that are
used in different situations (i.e., with different message delivering
capability) but share the same protocol processing code. We have
- GrimoiresWebServiceProxyFactory: a GrimoiresProxyFactory to
instantiate GrimoiresProxy able to talk with Grimoires service deployed
in OMII/Axis.
- GrimoiresjUDDIWebServiceProxyFactory: a GrimoiresProxyFactory to
instantiate GrimoiresProxy able to talk with jUDDI service deployed in
OMII/Axis.
- GrimoiresGT4WebServiceProxyFactory: a GrimoiresProxyFactory to
instantiate GrimoiresProxy able to talk with Grimoires service deployed
in GT4.
- GrimoiresBusinessLogicProxyFactory: a GrimoiresProxyFactory to
instantiate GrimoiresProxy able to talk with Grimoires business logic.
GShell runtime configuration
To demonstrate the flexibility of Grimoires client side support,
here we show how to configure GShell to talk with Grimoires deployed in
different containers without modifying GShell's source code or doing
recompilation.
Prepare a gshell.properties in the GShell directory, which has the
following content:
GrimoiresProxyFactory = uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.proxy.ws.GrimoiresWebServiceProxyFactory
This will tell GShell to instantiate a GrimoiresProxy able to talk
with Grimoires service deployed in OMII or Axis.
GrimoiresProxyFactory = uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.proxy.gt4.GrimoiresGT4WebServiceProxyFactory
This will tell GShell to instantiate a GrimoiresProxy able to talk
with Grimoires service deployed in GT4.
Of course the corresponding stub should be on the classpath.


Saugus High School shooting: Gunman in hospital after California school shooting
A teen opened fire at a school on his birthday, leaving two dead and others severely injured. The alleged shooter left a chilling message.
Nathan Berhow, 16, is the reported suspect who killed a 16-year-old-girl and 14-year-old boy after he pulled a gun from his backpack and began his 16-second attack at Saugus High School in the city of Santa Clarita.
He then turned the .45 calibre semi automatic pistol on himself and is now in hospital in a “critical condition”.
One teenager has also been discharged after receiving medical treatment.
LA County Sheriff’s Captain Kent Wegener revealed he left a message on an Instagram account, which read: “Saugus have fun at school tomorrow.”
He said it “may have some significance” as they have obtained a search warrant to raid his home for more evidence.
Berhow is a half-Japanese, half-American student whose family lives in Valencia, California, about 3.2km from the school.
He was a sophomore at Saugus, who ran track and field for the school and competed in the 800-metre and 1600 metre races, according to stats on Athletic.net.
Surveillance footage of the young boy pulling the gun from his backpack, before firing at his classmates and then shooting himself in the head has also been uncovered.
Berhow’s mother, Mami Matasuura, said she was praying her son.
“I don’t even know what to do right now, I am just praying for my son’s life,” she said.
Students spoke of their terror and shock after the shooting, revealing some possible motives for Berhow’s violent act.
LA Police have refused to identify the boy officially as the FBI joins their probe into why he carried out the fatal shooting.
His peers have described him as ‘unsociable’.
A childhood friend who only identified him by his first name of Ryan to KTLA, said he was quiet and introverted and had had lost his father.
He said the suspect’s father died about a year ago and speculated his death may have been linked to the shooting.
“We were playing the backyard... over the years we stopped talking, there was a disconnect (between us),” he said.
“He was doing his own thing. It’s a shock to all of us. His father passed a year ago or something like that.”
“His dad used to make bullets, so I’d assume he had bullets and stuff like that.”
The weapon — a .45 semiautomatic pistol that had no remaining bullets — was recovered at the scene, Capt. Kent Wegener said.
“Detectives have reviewed video that clearly shows the suspect withdraw a handgun and wound five people and shoot himself in the head,” he said.
A next-door neighbour, Jared Axen, told KTLA that he had known the suspect since he was a child.
Mr Axen said his father used to go hunting, so firearms “weren’t a mystery to him”.
“I can’t think of any red flags in our conversation, when he would think of handling his hurt in this manner,” he said.
“He grew up with his father who was a hunter, and this was a normal activity for him.
“He grew up around firearms, it wasn’t a mystery, he knew how to use it and understood how it worked, he was responsible. He came off as a very responsible person.”
Authorities are working to obtain any other video from campus and mobile phone video from students.
A White House spokesman said Donald Trump had been briefed on the shooting, but the US President had yet to make a public statement on the tragedy.
HOW THE SHOOTING UNFOLDED
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said on Twitter that deputies responded to the shooting around 7:45am (2:45am AEDT) at Saugus High School in the city of Santa Clarita.
Student Rosie Rodriguez said she was walking up the library stairs when she heard noises that “sounded like balloons” popping. She realised they were gunshots when she saw other students running.
Still carrying a backpack laden with books, she ran across the street to a home, where a person she didn’t know gave shelter to her and about 10 other students.
“I just heard a lot of kids crying. We were scared,” Ms Rodriguez said.
On a normal day, she said, Saugus High School felt very safe. “We never really thought this would happen in our school,” she said.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital tweeted that one female patient was dead, two males were in critical condition and one male was in good condition. It was unclear if there were any others injured. Initial reports fluctuated as high as six.
The sheriff’s office said the suspect was in custody and being treated, an hour and a half after reports of the shooting first surfaced.
He was reported to be a 15-year-old student from the school, of Asian appearance, and wearing dark clothing.
Another student said she initially mistook gunshots for instruments in a band class.
Shauna Orandi was in her Spanish class working on homework when she heard gunfire.
She says she thought her worst nightmare had come true. She said to herself: “This is it. I’m gonna die.” She was later escorted from the school and reunited with her father in a nearby park.
Saugus High School and other schools in the area were locked down. That lockdown has now been lifted.
Television images showed police swarming the school and several people being moved on ambulance stretchers. Lines of students were escorted from the school by armed police.
Earlier frightened students barricaded themselves and hid inside their classrooms while worried parents frantically rushed to campus.

Another parent told KTLA she received a text message from her daughter.
“She told me, ‘Mom, I’m so scared. I love you guys so much. Please come, please come’,” the woman told KTLA. “That just killed me.”
Cari Wright received a devastating text from her daughter.
“Hey mom I don’t know whats going on here at school but I love you and I’m so thankful for everything you’ve done for me. I love you so much,” the student sent her mother, who shared the texts with ABC7.
“Everyone is saying there’s a shooter on campus. I don’t know whats going on but I love you and dad so much.”
“I love you baby,” Cari Wright responded to her daughter. “Stay safe.”
Anxious parents were awaiting reunification with their children in a park near the high school.
Los Angeles County Undersheriff Tim Murakami has tweeted an apology to the parents, saying investigators needed to interview the students before they could be released.
White House spokesman Judd Deere said US President Donald Trump was monitoring the reports.
Student Sharon Orelana Cordova told KNBC-TV she hid under a table in a nurse’s office until officers came to get her.
“When I got out, I saw this person lying on the ground … with blood all over,” she said.
Student Mason Peters told KCAL-TV his class heard a “distinctive sound” outside. “And so my teacher quickly sprang to his feet, got up, locked the door, asking the students to get the keys,” he said.
 And we all just like stayed hidden.”
Hannah de Caussin was on her way to school with her child when her daughter received a call from friends at the school, CNN reports.
“We were just about to leave to go to school,” de Caussin said.
“We are all really upset. This is a peaceful neighbourhood and this is shocking. The kids are texting all of their friends and trying to figure out who the victims are.”
AMERICA REACTS TO THE SHOOTING
Actress Kristy Swanson, who starred in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, tweeted that she knew two students who attend the school, one of whom was barricaded in a classroom.
She tweeted her young friend Madi was “barricaded in a classroom” but “OK”.
Ellen DeGeneres tweeted that “my heart is with the community of Santa Clarita and Saugus High School”, while US talk show host Ryan Seacrest implored Americans to not “grow numb to this violence”.
Democratic politicians also took to twitter to condemn the latest shooting, which has become an indictment on the ruling party’s inability to make serious gun reform changes.
Democratic Presidential nominee frontrunner Elizabeth Warren said, “We shouldn’t have to live like this. Students shouldn’t live in fear when they go to school.”
Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, had a crack at Republicans, tweeting, “What will it take for Republicans to stop blocking efforts to #EndGunViolence?”
Kamala Harris said, “Our children and communities are being terrorised. We can’t accept this.”
Bernie Sanders said: “We have a moral obligation to say: children’s lives are more important than gun manufacturers’ profits. We must pass common sense gun safety legislation.”


After the really, really, extremly stupid step from Google to disable all extensions in chrome that not coming from the webstore, in Jan. 2014, i really must move BBLog to the chrome webstore. I'm very disappointed to get forced to do that by google, but it seems there is no workaround for that.
Follow the discussion here:
http://getbblog.com/board/post/110782
Well, thx to some donaters and some other fanboys i now have a google developer account (5$ i had to pay for, and i really hate google even more right now) and BBLog is now available in the webstore.
Both release and dev channel. Just head to the installation page
http://getbblog.com/install
and click on the download BBLog button for chrome to get to the webstore page for BBLog.
All of you, that uses BBLog for chrome, need to install BBLog again from the webstore and delete the "old", non webstore, version of BBLog. Otherwise BBLog will be automatically removed from your chrome browser on begin of 2014. And than there is no way to save your BBLog settings.
Please spread the information to friends and the whole web to make sure that all Chrome BBLog User get not lost in 2014.
Create a massive shitstorm on google's forums and pages for this stupid decision, google controls almost everything in the web and no user can do anything against it.
Greetz
BrainFooLong, the pissed off Admin from BBLog!
I_like_Chocolate
I have a question.
Do I have to install
it over the webstore?
And when I would do it, first I must export my settings and import them after installing it from the App-Store, am I right?

BrainFooLong wrote:
All of you, that uses BBLog for chrome, need to install BBLog again from the webstore and delete the "old", non webstore, version of BBLog. Otherwise BBLog will be automatically removed from your chrome browser on begin of 2014. And than there is no way to save your BBLog settings.
This means yes.
I_like_Chocolate wrote:
And when I would do it, first I must export my settings and import them after installing it from the App-Store, am I right?
Right.
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Normal version installs correctly and works fine, developers version won't install. See attached image for the error pop-up.
dev channel.png
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Meaurk wrote:
Normal version installs correctly and works fine, developers version won't install. See attached image for the error pop-up.
dev channel.png
Hm cannot confirm that. Tried it with re-install, works like a charm.
dapil
Plugin Developer
Dev version installs fine for me.
Post edited 1 x times, last by
Brady_The
Brady_The
dapil wrote:
Dev version installs fine for me.
Did you installed the dev version just now (as in "when you posted your comment")?
When I click the link I just get this: "
Item not found. This item may have been removed by its author.
" (I tried it the first time around ~7:30pm UTC+1).
Meaurk
Global Moderator
Brady_The wrote:
dapil wrote:
Dev version installs fine for me.
Did you installed the dev version just now (as in "when you posted your comment")?
When I click the link I just get this: "
Item not found. This item may have been removed by its author.
" (I tried it first around ~7:30pm UTC+1).
Same here..
Post edited 2 x times, last by
dapil
Plugin Developer
dapil
Plugin Developer
No, I installed it the day it became available. Now I get the error too (the "Item not found. This item may have been removed by its author." one)
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
And the problems begin. Just tried to update it to <IP_ADDRESS>, since that it's broken in the store.
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Ok, it seems like that many user have this problem.
Google's verification process does take up to months for some people.
What that means?
BBLog update will be delayed for months on chrome.
Say thank you to google.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
You said months? just for one update to come out? what's wrong with these people?
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
wasakakero wrote:
You said months? just for one update to come out? what's wrong with these people?
Months are not normal but it happens. Even weeks are horrible (normal case) - It's the same with firefox extensions.
In any case a massive backstep from the current zero latency updates via our own update service.
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Anyway, can all of you that had problems with the dev version please test it again? Should work now as expected.
dapil
Plugin Developer
It's OK now.
ThePredatoR
Helping Hand
Dev version works fine for me.
quozl
For whatever reason with the version downloaded from the Chrome store and the previous version I can no longer see any extended stats for the weapons from Symthic. When i first installed 3.8.0 it worked perfectly.
I have checked options and all boxes are ticked, tried with the old version and it is the same.
I go to Stats, Weapons, highlight a weapon and there is no option to select extended stats anymore.
Any help appreciated as it was a feature I really liked to use.
Cheers Q
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
3.8.0 currently have a bug, battlelog has changed something in the past days.
Tomorrow will come 3.8.1 that fixes this.
ThePredatoR
Helping Hand
Battlelog or BBlog bug ?
After i use popup options (like emblem code loading) my screen darken and i can't press any buttons.
Please do not report bugs here, this is not the correct thread for that. Here we talk about chrome webstore thingy.
Anyway, will also be fixed in 3.8.1
ThePredatoR
Helping Hand
BrainFooLong wrote:
Please do not report bugs here, this is not the correct thread for that. Here we talk about chrome webstore thingy.
Anyway, will also be fixed in 3.8.1
I'm sorry but this bug is only on chrome store version.
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
ThePredatoR wrote:
BrainFooLong wrote:
Please do not report bugs here, this is not the correct thread for that. Here we talk about chrome webstore thingy.
Anyway, will also be fixed in 3.8.1
I'm sorry but this bug is only on chrome store version.
Ok, anyway, than it should have a new topic in the bug forums. For the next time.
With 3.8.1 should everything work fine again.
I_like_Chocolate
Is that normal?
Picture:
what..PNG
I already re installed it
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Yes, this is normal and you just need to click the "Ok, hide this message forever" button.
Than it's gone.
I_like_Chocolate
okay thank you brain :)
toxicious
I don't get why this is a bad thing? Google made the browser after all. It's not like their store sucks either, it is really good in fact. You do realize that you will most likely reach out to more users by having it there? You also get automatic updates which is awesome.
Trust me: any user that doesn't go and download bblog after their addon have been disabled in January, doesn't care about bblog anyway (obviously).
Great addon btw!
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong
Administrator
toxicious wrote:
You also get automatic updates which is awesome
It was also so as always with the non-webstore version.
Fact is, in developers point of view, the webstore sucks because of restrictions, costs and less flexibility.
poisonblx
toxicious wrote:
I don't get why this is a bad thing? Google made the browser after all. It's not like their store sucks either, it is really good in fact. You do realize that you will most likely reach out to more users by having it there? You also get automatic updates which is awesome.
Trust me: any user that doesn't go and download bblog after their addon have been disabled in January, doesn't care about bblog anyway (obviously).
Great addon btw!
A well designed plugin (like bblog) can do the automatic updates on its own (and does!) independent of the browser's own functions for it. It can also do that more promptly at the developer's discretion than the store allows, which really is the bigger issue at hand here, particularly when Battlelog itself is a moving target that BBLog has to keep up with (take my slightly broken Loadout Sets plugin as a prime example of that from just this morning).
As for more users, quite possibly so, but the change does break current users, many of which don't necessarily hit the site here with any frequency, so this is a pretty big issue.
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José Ortega
Global Moderator
José Ortega
Global Moderator
In fact, without the ability to push updates whenever the DEV wants, you can expect a broken BBLog for weeks in every Battlelog Update until Google decides to push out the update.
poisonblx
wasakakero wrote:
In fact, without the ability to push updates whenever the DEV wants, you can expect a broken BBLog for weeks in every Battlelog Update until Google decides to push out the update.
Which is, I worry, going to force me to have FF around just to run BF4.
Tallmios
Hey, have you heard about Tampermonkey? I think that's the way Chrome is going.
kurtextrem
Tallmios wrote:
Hey, have you heard about Tampermonkey? I think that's the way Chrome is going.
Not really, nothing official from Google. Also, BBLog is a native extension, not a userscript.


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Plua Help Viewer is a small utility to read the topics in the Plua Help files (PluaHelp.prc and plua2help.prc) from the Plua 1 or Plua 2 distributions.
Installation of Plua Help Viewer is no more different than installation of any other Palm OS program:
When the synchronization is done you will have a 'HelpViewer' icon in the Unfiled category on your Palm PDA. Feel free to move Kasino to another category.
Before getting any benifit from the Plua Help Viewer you must install the Plua 1 help file, the Plua 2 help file or both. The launch Help Viewer.
In the upper right corner you can select between the two help files. Select a topic from the list and it will show the full text for that topic.
Click Done to dismiss the page.
If you try to switch to a help file which is not installed you will be shown an error.


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MQTTPropertyIdentifier
NS_ENUM(UInt8, MQTTPropertyIdentifier) {
MQTTPayloadFormatIndicator = 1,
MQTTPublicationExpiryInterval = 2,
MQTTContentType = 3,
MQTTResponseTopic = 8,
MQTTCorrelationData = 9,
MQTTSubscriptionIdentifier = 11,
MQTTSessionExpiryInterval = 17,
MQTTAssignedClientIdentifier = 18,
MQTTServerKeepAlive = 19,
MQTTAuthMethod = 21,
MQTTAuthData = 22,
MQTTRequestProblemInformation = 23,
MQTTWillDelayInterval = 24,
MQTTRequestResponseInformation = 25,
MQTTResponseInformation = 26,
MQTTServerReference = 28,
MQTTReasonString = 31,
MQTTReceiveMaximum = 33,
MQTTTopicAliasMaximum = 34,
MQTTTopicAlias = 35,
MQTTMaximumQoS = 36,
MQTTRetainAvailable = 37,
MQTTUserProperty = 38,
MQTTMaximumPacketSize = 39,
MQTTWildcardSubscriptionAvailable = 40,
MQTTSubscriptionIdentifiersAvailable = 41,
MQTTSharedSubscriptionAvailable = 42
}
Undocumented
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTPayloadFormatIndicator = 1
Swift
case payloadFormatIndicator = 1
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTPublicationExpiryInterval = 2
Swift
case publicationExpiryInterval = 2
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTContentType = 3
Swift
case contentType = 3
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTResponseTopic = 8
Swift
case responseTopic = 8
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTCorrelationData = 9
Swift
case correlationData = 9
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTSubscriptionIdentifier = 11
Swift
case subscriptionIdentifier = 11
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTSessionExpiryInterval = 17
Swift
case sessionExpiryInterval = 17
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTAssignedClientIdentifier = 18
Swift
case assignedClientIdentifier = 18
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
MQTTServerKeepAlive = 19
Swift
case serverKeepAlive = 19
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
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Amaka – from surviving to thriving.
Amaka is a multidisciplinary project by Aalto University students exploring integrated solutions to the water issues facing the Katanga settlement in Kampala, Uganda. Through a collaborative design process informed by literature review, field investigations and community engagement, Project Amaka has compiled a suite of complementary water solutions for the settlement and created a high-level integrated conceptual plan for a small pilot area within Katanga. The team has worked to integrate Project Amaka with Emu ku'emu – a low cost modular housing concept for Katanga developed by a student team from Makerere University, Uganda. Together these projects combine to form a vision forward for Katanga and its vibrant community that is sustainable and inclusive.
You're welcome to read our posts on our results below to find more about our journey!


InstructionGenerator
A module that provides a concrete lgp.core.evolution.instructions.InstructionGenerator implementation.


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Hello, my name is Andrew P. Malkin and this is my Portfolio Page. In this section I will be giving a brief overview of my life including my early life, college, coding experience and hobbies. I've created this website for two main reasons:
Let's get to it!
I was born in Los Angeles, California but before I was even in grade school my family moved to Ojai, California. Ojai is about 60mi north of Los Angeles situated between Santa Barbara and Ventura. There I would attened Mira Monte Elementary School and later Villanova Prep. High School.
Even at a young age I have always been interested in computers, and if someone were to have asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up my response would have been Mathematician. After attending Villanova I was accepted at Reed College to study in their mathematics department
At Reed College I found out what it truly means to be a student of math. Over the course of my 5 years at Reed I would end up taking more than 15 math classes ranging from Single-Variable Calculus to Real Analysis. I was even able to take a few Computer Science classes including Intro to Programming and Algorithms and Data Structures.
This definitely fueled my passion in Computer Science and ultimately led to me signing up for Epicodus--a coding bootcamp in Portland, Oregon--on Aug. 1st, 2016.
I first started programing in Visual Basic when I was still in middle school. My friend and I started making AOL progs for all sorts of things. I remember making a 'fader' for AOL which allowed the user to choose color options for the instant messenger and, as the name suggests, even allowed one to fade from color to color.
After VB6 I continued to play around with code here and there. Once I got to Reed however I started doing a lot more coding in Java and Python. Also at Reed I learned to code in Haskell. Haskell from me was great seeing as I was coming from a math background and the concepts of coding in a purely functional language really rang true to me.
Since then I have coded an Android app and an iPhone app. THe first app I did with a friend and it allowed Android users to better customize their experience with features like automatically toggling your wifi if you left the house. The iPhone app that I wrote I did on my own and it was a golf app allowing the user to keep stats on their game as they played. Both apps were pretty basic but it gave me a sense of what it takes to work on complete projects.
My biggest hobbies are:
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Description:
This is a math library that a friend of mine has been creating in Swift. My contribution is a small piece of Python code I wrote to find the Least-Squares Regression Line for a given set of points. You'll find my code in the repository called lsr.py.
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Wiki Homepage Website on GitHub
Description:
This is the beginning of a webpage I created with my partner at Epicodus which tries to copy the Wikipedia homepage exactly. It was written using HTML and CSS with some help form Bootstrap. We were only able to work on it for a couple hours and so it is still very much unfinished
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Bali Vacation Website on GitHub
Description:
Using HTML and CSS my partner and I at Epicodus created a website advertising Bali as a great vaction destination. We used Bootstrap to create columns, a navbar and a slideshow.
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Description:
This is a website that I created with my partner at Epicodus advertising Helios Resort. Helios Resort is a fictional resort that we designed a website for.
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Description:
This was one of the first websites we every made at Epicodus. It's a surfing website with video content. There is no CSS but we were able to do some stylizing.
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Check Internet Connectivity on GitHub
Description:
This is a small python code that I wrote years ago. This code will indicate to the user if they are connected to the internet or not. Baically it trys to ping a website, if there's a response then it says you are connected to the internet.