Customization¶
General (ex. settings)¶
Widget¶
The default widget is as seen here.
If you would like to customise this; for instance, using Bootstrap v3 to implement side-by-side panes (as seen in :doc:preview animation<index>
), you should override the default widget’s template by creating your own template and saving it under markdownx/widget.html
in your project's TEMPLATE_DIRS
.
Here is an example of the contents:

{% include 'django/forms/widgets/textarea.html' %}

Fields¶
We have ensured that MarkdownX is fully extensible and provides a high degree of flexibility in development.
There are times that you may wish to Markdownify a different type of field, or utilize your own customized widget. To accommodate this, we have provided the tools to apply MarkdownX infrastructure to other fields through Widgets.
For instance, to apply MarkdownX to TextField
instances in your Django Admins, you can override the default widget in the Admins module in admin.py
of your Django App as follows:
from django.db import models
from django.contrib import admin
from markdownx.widgets import AdminMarkdownxWidget
from .models import MyModel
class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
formfield_overrides = {
models.TextField: {'widget': AdminMarkdownxWidget},
}
admin.site.register(MyModel, MyModelAdmin)
Image tags¶
Markdown uses ![]()
tag by default to insert uploaded image file. This generates a simple (X)HTML <image>
tag. If you wish to have more control and use your own HTML tags, you may create a custom form_valid()
function in
ImageUploadView
class, as highlighted here.
Settings¶
You may place any of the variables outlined in this page in your settings.py
, alter their values and override default behaviours:
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWNIFY_FUNCTION
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSION_CONFIGS
MARKDOWNX_URLS_PATH
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_URLS_PATH
MARKDOWNX_MEDIA_PATH
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_CONTENT_TYPES
MARKDOWNX_IMAGE_MAX_SIZE
MARKDOWNX_SVG_JAVASCRIPT_PROTECTION
MARKDOWNX_EDITOR_RESIZABLE
MARKDOWNX_SERVER_CALL_LATENCY
Attention
The focus of this section is on the customisation of features controlled in the backend. Additional customisations, or to be rather more accurate, event controls are enabled in the frontend through JavaScript events. To learn more about these events, see our JavaScript documentation on events.
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWNIFY_FUNCTION
¶
Default: 'markdownx.utils.markdownify'
Markdown to HTML function. Takes an argument of type str()
and returns the HTML encoded output as str()
.
Default function that compiles markdown using defined extensions. Using custom function can allow you to pre-process or post-process markdown text. See below for more info.
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWNIFY_FUNCTION = 'markdownx.utils.markdownify'
This function uses the Markdown package for trans-compilation.
Note
The function name must be entered as string, and the relevant package must be installed and accessible to the current interpreter such that it can later be imported as and when needed. So markdownx.utils.markdownify
essentially means from markdownx.utils import markdownify
.
Hint
The default function (markdownx.utils.markdownify
) that handles the trans-compilation of Markdown to HTML looks like this:
from markdown import markdown
from .settings import (
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS,
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSION_CONFIGS
)
def markdownify(content):
md = markdown(
text=content,
extensions=MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS,
extension_configs=MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSION_CONFIGS
)
return md
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS
¶
Default: empty list()
List of str()
. List of Markdown extensions that you would like to use. See available extensions in Markdown docs. For instance, the extension extra enables features such as abbreviations, footnotes, tables and so on.
We recommend you read the documentation for the Markdown package, our default Markdown trans-compiler.
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS = [
'markdown.extensions.extra'
]
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSION_CONFIGS
¶
Default: empty dict()
Configuration object for used markdown extensions. See extension_configs
in Markdown docs. Here is a general idea:
MARKDOWNX_MARKDOWN_EXTENSION_CONFIGS = {
'extension_name_1': {
'option_1': 'value_1'
}
}
MARKDOWNX_URLS_PATH
¶
Default: '/markdownx/markdownify/'
Relative URL to which the Markdown text is sent to be encoded as HTML.
MARKDOWNX_URLS_PATH = '/markdownx/markdownify/'
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_URLS_PATH
¶
Default: '/markdownx/upload/'
URL that accepts file uploads (images) through an AJAX POST
request. The request response will contain markdown formatted markup containing the relative URL for the image.
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_URLS_PATH = '/markdownx/upload/'
MARKDOWNX_MEDIA_PATH
¶
Default: 'markdownx/'
The path where the images will be stored in your MEDIA_ROOT
directory.
MARKDOWNX_MEDIA_PATH = 'markdownx/'
Tip
Recommended: Storing all uploaded images in a single directory would over time results in a lot files being stored in one location. This would slow down the process of saving and loading files substantially, and can in turn lead to your website becoming very slow when it comes to loading images. To address this issue, it is better to save the uploads in different directories. Here is an example of how this can be achieved:
from datetime import datetime
MARKDOWNX_MEDIA_PATH = datetime.now().strftime('markdownx/%Y/%m/%d')
This ensures that uploaded files are stored in a different directory on the basis of the date on which they are uploaded. So for instance; an image uploaded on the 15th of April 2017 will be stored under media/markdownx/2017/4/15/unique_name.png
.
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE
¶
Default: 50 * 1024 * 1024
bytes
Maximum image size allowed in bytes: Default is 50MB, which is equal to 52,428,800 bytes.
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE = 50 * 1024 * 1024
Tip
It is considered a good practice to display large numbers in a meaningful way. For instance, 52,438,800 bytes is better displayed in code as = 50 * 1024 * 1024 # 50 MB in bytes
instead (the comment is also important). Fellow programmers will thank you for this in the future!
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_CONTENT_TYPES
¶
Default: ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/svg+xml']
Image formats that the user is permitted to upload. Enable / disable support for different image formats.
MARKDOWNX_UPLOAD_CONTENT_TYPES = ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/svg+xml']
MARKDOWNX_IMAGE_MAX_SIZE
¶
Default: { 'size': (500, 500), 'quality': 90 }
Different options describing final image processing; e.g. dimension and quality.
Note
Quality restrictions do not apply to image/svg+xml
formatted graphics.
Options are:
| Option | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| size | (width,height) |
when one of the dimensions is set to zero, e.g. (500, 0) , the height is calculated automatically so as to keep the dimensions intact. |
| quality | int |
image quality from 0 (full compression) to 100 (no compression). Default: 90 |
| crop | Boolean |
if True , the size is used to crop the image. Default: False |
| upscale | Boolean |
if image dimensions are smaller than those defined in size , upscale to size dimensions. Default: False |
MARKDOWNX_IMAGE_MAX_SIZE = {
'size': (500, 500),
'quality': 90
}
MARKDOWNX_SVG_JAVASCRIPT_PROTECTION
¶
Default: True
SVG graphics are in essence XML files formatted in a specific way; which means that they can contain JavaScript codes. This introduces a potential front-end security vulnerability for prospective users who will see the SVG image in context; e.g. it may be employed to collect the user's IP address or other personal information.
Note
This type of attack is known as XSS (Cross-site Scripting) attack. See this presentation by Mario Heiderich to learn more on SVG XSS attacks. There are a number of ways to deal with this vulnerability.
Django is great at security, and provides very good protection against XSS attacks (see the Django documentation for additional information) providing the CSRF protection middleware is enabled. When it comes to AJAX requests, however, CSRF protection may sometimes be disabled for various reasons.
As a last resort, however, we have included an optional integrity check against JavaScript tags for SVG formatted files just in case everything else is disabled. This protection is enabled by default, and may be disabled by setting the value to False
if so is desired.
MARKDOWNX_SVG_JAVASCRIPT_PROTECTION = True
Important
MarkdownX does not disable CSRF protection by default, and requires the token for all AJAX request.
MARKDOWNX_EDITOR_RESIZABLE
¶
Default: True
Change the editor's height to match the height of the inner contents whilst typing.
MARKDOWNX_EDITOR_RESIZABLE = True
MARKDOWNX_SERVER_CALL_LATENCY
¶
Default: 500
miliseconds
Latency (minimum lag) between server calls as int
. Minimum allowed: 500 milliseconds.
Note
When the value of a MarkdownX editor is changed, a call is made to the server to trans-compile Markdown into HTML. However, a minimum latency of 500 milliseconds has been imposed between the calls. This is to prevent the bombardment of the server with a huge number of HTTP requests (you don't want to DDoS your own server). This latency maintains a balance between responsiveness and protection, and is well-suited for medium traffic. Nonetheless, if your website enjoys a particularly high traffic, you may wish to alter this value slightly depending on the number of CPUs, the amount memory, and how much you are willing to compromise on responsiveness.
MARKDOWNX_SERVER_CALL_LATENCY = 500 # milliseconds
Attention
Any values below 500 milliseconds is silently ignored and replaced.


https://kronbits.itch.io/pixatool is a pixel converter utility software created by Kronbits.
- It helps to convert any image to pixel art.
Follow this sequence:
- 0: Prepare the image: resize, optimize contrast and saturation, evaluate posterization/color reduction.
- 1: Import the image
- 2: Left Sidebar Palette -> Clear
- 3: Palette -> New
- 4: click color position and use Pick on all the main colors
- 5: Palette -> Set to convert the colors
- 6: Iterate eventually back to step 4 to add more hues
- 7: Proceed with General for pixelate H/W, Contrast, Basic Blur etc.
template: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/DONE/DNDallePortraits-READY/DnDe-001-TEMPLATE.psd
originals: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/DONE/DNDallePortraits-READY/originals/
published: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/DONE/DNDallePortraits-READY/PUB/
downloaded from: dungeonsanddalle
Follow this sequence:
- 0: move chosen image from 'originals' folder to 'published'
- 1: load image in photomania editor or animeGANv2
- 2: choose filter: Painting -> Cartoonizer
- 3: save to 'published' with prefix -> DnDe-00n-orig-
- 4: pixatool settings: 6 px horizontal, 6 px vertical, blur: 3, contrast: 120, exposure: 32, dither: 6
- 5: duplicate layer (CTRL+j) and set blending mode to color; posterize: 5/6
- 6: scale 600%
- 7: save to 'published' folder
template: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-LEXICA/WAIFU-001-TEMPLATE.psd
originals: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-LEXICA/
published: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-LEXICA/pub/
download from: waifu diffusion space
prompt style guide
Follow this sequence:
- 0: download from: waifu diffusion space or colab by hakurei
- 1: load image in photomania editor or animeGANv2
- 2: choose filter: Painting -> Cartoonizer
- 3: save to 'published' with prefix -> DnDe-00n-orig-
- 4: pixatool settings: 6 px horizontal, 6 px vertical, blur: 3, contrast: 120, exposure: 32, dither: 6
- 5: duplicate layer (CTRL+j) and set blending mode to color; posterize: 5/6
- 6: scale 600%
- 7: save to 'published' folder
template: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-{LEXICA|LIBRAIRE}/WAIFU-001-TEMPLATE.psd
originals: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-{LEXICA|LIBRAIRE}/
published: /home/masayume/Downloads/masayumeP/4PIXATOOL/src-GENERATORS/src-{LEXICA|LIBRAIRE}/pub/
prompt style guide
Follow this sequence:
- 0: download from: LEXICA or LIBRAIRE
- 1: load image in photomania editor or animeGANv2
- 2: choose filter: Painting -> Cartoonizer
- 3: save to 'published' with prefix -> DnDe-00n-orig-
- 4: pixatool settings: 6 px horizontal, 6 px vertical, blur: 3, contrast: 120, exposure: 32, dither: 6
- 5: duplicate layer (CTRL+j) and set blending mode to color; posterize: 5/6
- 6: scale 600%
- 7: save to 'published' folder
- ACE
- EDGE
- Computer Gaming World
- Electronic Games
- Electronic Gaming Monthly
- PC Engine Fan
- Retro Gamer
- Retro Gamer
- Videogiochi
directory: /home/masayume/DATA/E/books/retro/
- Commodore 64
- Amiga
- NES, SNES, GC, WII
- PC, X68000
- SEGA MD, Saturn, Dreamcast
- PC Engine
- Taito
- Atari
- Hudson
- Konami
- Nintendo
- Capcom
directory: /home/masayume/DATA/E/books/retro/
To get started with writing JavaScript, open the Scratchpad and write your first "Hello world" JavaScript code:
function greetMe(yourName) { alert("Hello " + yourName);
Select the code in the pad and hit Ctrl+R to watch it unfold in your browser!
I am an IT pro, blogger, game developer and pixel artist. I am also intersted in Web Developing.
If you want to see my works, Visit the below links:
- twitter.com/masayumeP
- github.com/masayume
- www.masayume.it
- pinterest.co.uk/masayume
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ETMv4 static structure Structure representing the static RO configuration for the ETMv4. More...
#include <cs_etmv4_types.h>
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| etm_v4_idr0_ut | idr0 |
| ID register 0. | |
| etm_v4_idr1_ut | idr1 |
| ID register 1. | |
| etm_v4_idr2_ut | idr2 |
| ID register 2. | |
| etm_v4_idr3_ut | idr3 |
| ID register 3. | |
| etm_v4_idr4_ut | idr4 |
| ID register 4. | |
| etm_v4_idr5_ut | idr5 |
| ID register 5. | |
| unsigned int | idr8 |
| ID register 8. | |
| unsigned int | idr9 |
| ID register 9. | |
| unsigned int | idr10 |
| ID register 10. | |
| unsigned int | idr11 |
| ID register 11. | |
| unsigned int | idr12 |
| ID register 12. | |
| unsigned int | idr13 |
| ID register 13. | |
ETMv4 static structure Structure representing the static RO configuration for the ETMv4.
Read from target hardware on component registration.


This example shows how DataTables Editable can be customized to work with the two tables on the same page. First table that is placed in the first tab in configured as a standard table. For the second is added separate add form, add and delete buttons. The second table is configured to find additional elements by id. If DataTables Editable plugin finds elements that have the same ids as specified in the configuration, it will not auto-generate these elements - only event handlers will be attached to the existing buttons.
To configure elements for the second table, the following tasks need to be done:
| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | Grade |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 4.0 | Win 95+ | 4 | X |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 5.0 | Win 95+ | 5 | C |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 5.5 | Win 95+ | 5.5 | A |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 6 | Win 98+ | 6 | A |
| Trident | Internet Explorer 7 | Win XP SP2+ | 7 | A |
| Trident | AOL browser (AOL desktop) | Win XP | 6 | A |
| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | Grade |
| Gecko | Firefox 1.0 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.7 | A |
| Gecko | Firefox 1.5 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Firefox 2.0 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Firefox 3.0 | Win 2k+ / OSX.3+ | 1.9 | A |
| Gecko | Camino 1.0 | OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Camino 1.5 | OSX.3+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Netscape 7.2 | Win 95+ / Mac OS 8.6-9.2 | 1.7 | A |
| Gecko | Netscape Browser 8 | Win 98SE+ | 1.7 | A |
| Gecko | Netscape Navigator 9 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.0 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.1 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.1 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.2 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.2 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.3 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.3 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.4 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.4 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.5 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.5 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.6 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.6 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.7 | Win 98+ / OSX.1+ | 1.7 | A |
| Gecko | Mozilla 1.8 | Win 98+ / OSX.1+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Seamonkey 1.1 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| Gecko | Epiphany 2.20 | Gnome | 1.8 | A |
Add and delete buttons should be added in HTML code of the page so DataTables Editable plugin can attach add/delete event handlers to these buttons instead of the auto-generated ones.
<button id="btnDeleteRow2">Delete Selected Gecko Browser</button> <button id="btnAddNewRow2">Add New Gecko Browser</button>
Custom add new row form should be added to the page with ok and cancel buttons. When DataTables Editable plugin get ids of the ok and cancel buttons, detects that buttons exist, it will attach ok and cancel event handlers to these buttons.
<form id="formAddNewRow2" action="#" title="Add New Gecko Browser"> <button id="btnAddNewRowCancel2" value="cancel">Cancel</button> <button id="btnAddNewRowOk2" value="Ok">Add Gecko Browser</button> <!-- INPUT elements of the form --> </form>
In the DataTable Editable initialization call should be passed ids of the elements listed in previous examples. When the DataTables Editable plugin detects that elements with these ids exist in the page, it will not autogenerate the new ones with default ids - it will attach event handlers to the existing buttons instead.
$('#example2').dataTable( { "sScrollY": "200px", "bScrollCollapse": true, "bPaginate": false, "bJQueryUI": true, "aoColumnDefs": [ { "sWidth": "10%", "aTargets": [ -1 ] } ] }).makeEditable({ sUpdateURL: "UpdateData.php", sAddURL: "AddData.php", sDeleteURL: "DeleteData.php", sAddNewRowFormId: "formAddNewRow2", sAddNewRowButtonId: "btnAddNewRow2", sAddNewRowOkButtonId: "btnAddNewRowOk2", sAddNewRowCancelButtonId: "btnAddNewRowCancel2", sDeleteRowButtonId: "btnDeleteRow2" }); } );


Hobby
- I like to play piano. I often play a classical music, but sometimes try jazz.
- Starting from this semester, I do archery once a week. I could sense how Katniss would have felt when shooting in the arena.
- I can't live without Netflix. This is basically why I cannot get out of my bed. Stranger Things is my current favorite series.
- I don't swim well, not to mention that I almost drowned myself when I was young. But I really like to swim and scuba dive. Floating in the water makes me feel that I belong to a completely different world.


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The Civic Engagement committee organizes Thursday Network members and young professionals in support of the policies, programs, and positions of the National Urban League. This committee works closely with the National Urban League Washington Bureau and recommends actions on civic & social issues relevant to Civil Rights, Racial Justice, Civic Engagement, Political Engagement, and more. This committee plans and executes events such as voter registration drives, petition signings, and candidate forums.
The Civic Engagement committee allows members who are interested in civic engagement and public policy issues to organize, implement informative programs and initiatives to spread awareness about civic & social issues that affect our community.
Thursday Networks Community Service Events and Programs committees focus on projects designed to positively impact and shape the metropolitan DC community by providing different opportunities for members to get involved. The overall purpose of both committees is to give back to the DC metropolitan community.
Under the Community Service Events committee, members participate in various monthly activities, such as voter empowerment and registration drives, park clean-ups, blanket and food drives, and national disease awareness walks. We also work with local community based organizations to implement and assist with their initiatives, including Metro Teen AIDS, Habitat for Humanity, and Hands on DC.
The Community Service Programs committee offers members an opportunity to volunteer with established community programs over a period of time. These community organizations include the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Washington, Dinner Program for Homeless Women, High Tea Society, and Maya Angelou Public Charter School. Our primary programs focus on tutoring and mentoring in the DC metropolitan area. To learn more about Thursday Networks on-going community service initiatives click here.
Thursday Network’s Community Service committee is a joint committee comprised of Events and Programs. The committee focuses on projects designed to positively impact and shape the metropolitan DC community by providing different opportunities for members to get involved. The overall purpose of the committee is to provide service events for our members.
Under the Community Service Events committee, members plan and participate in various monthly activities, such as voter empowerment and registration drives, blanket and food drives, and national disease awareness walks. The committee also works with local community based organizations to implement and assist with their initiatives, including Capital Area Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, and Hands on DC.
The Community Service Programs committee offers members an opportunity to volunteer with established community programs over a period of time through our signature community service programs. These programs include our annual Young Black’s Give Back community service month, the “I EMPOWER” Scholarship program and the Empowerment Academy Mentorship program.
If money makes the world go round, then the Fund Development Committee is responsible for keeping the Thursday Network on its axis. Utilizing strategic planning and innovative thinking, the committee raises money for the Thursday Networks scholarships, community service initiatives, and general operating expenses through grants, social activities, and corporate sponsors. While money may not grow on trees, the committee’s efforts help to ensure that the Thursday Network will blossom well into the future.
The Fund Development committee allows members to hone in on their corporate fundraising skills, event planning skills, crowd fundraising skills, and grant writing skills all while furthering the mission of Thursday Network.
The Hospitality committee is responsible for greeting all members and guests at the monthly general body meetings. Hospitality committee members assist the Secretary with the set-up, break-down, and other administrative duties at the monthly general body meetings. This committee allows members to be welcoming faces of Thursday Network, which offers all members and guests a pleasant and welcoming experience at Thursday Network events.
The Membership Services committee provides strategic guidance to retain and grow an actively engaged membership through various recruitment/outreach efforts, member hospitality events, and the exploration and development of new membership benefits. Additionally, the Membership Committee educates members on how vital their membership and involvement is to Thursday Network, the Greater Washington Urban League, the National Urban League, and the National Urban League Young Professionals.
The Membership Committee provides members the opportunity to exercise their skills in membership recruitment and retention, developing membership benefit relationships, implementing programs and initiatives to keep members actively engaged and planning membership retreats to foster creativity and team building for our membership.
The Personal and Professional Development (PPD) Committee provides a forum where members from various professional backgrounds can share and exchange ideas, both professionally and personally. Though an array of programs and events, members discuss topics such as financial planning, local and national politics, entrepreneurship, career enhancement skills, and physical and mental health. In addition, the PPD committee also provides guest speakers for Thursday Network General Body meetings, and plans professional development seminars.
The Personal & Professional Development committee empowers members to plan events, workshops, seminars, and monthly general body meetings that enhance members’ personal and professional development. This committee provides members the opportunity to plan and execute informative and exciting meetings for the general body and guests, while sharpening their event/meeting planning skills.
Being the nation’s premier young professional group rings hollow unless the rest of the world knows it. That said, the Public Relations Committee informs local and national communities about Thursday Network’s activities and initiatives. In addition to maintaining internal communications and web site information, the committee also serves as the initial contact between the Thursday Network and various philanthropic individuals and groups, partnering organizations, and media sources. In a world that often judges by appearance, and not substance, the Public Relations Committee ensures that the Thursday Networks image coincides with its character.
The Public Relations committee promotes the events and activities of Thursday Network through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn social media outlets. Additionally, all newsletter communications, press releases, and web site maintenance is executed by this committee. The Public Relations committee offers members the opportunity to develop and/or sharpen their communications skills and assist Thursday Network in spreading the word about our impact in the metropolitan DC area.
All work and no play leads to a listless young professional. Luckily, however, the Social and Cultural (S&C) Committee is here to satisfy all of our culture-tainment needs. Whether through monthly events, such as theatrical/dance performances, museum tours, and ethnic dining, or seasonal events, such as ski weekends, summer cookouts, and holiday socials, the S&C Committee strives to enhance the camaraderie of the Thursday Network.
This committee allows members the opportunity to showcase their creative event planning and execution skills by organizing and implementing socially and culturally diverse events.


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Welcome and hello to my portfolio! I hope you learn more about me and if you would like to more check out my contact info here. Hope you have a great day!
Welcome and hello to my portfolio! I hope you learn more about me and if you would like to more check out my contact info here. Hope you have a great day!


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| static pmErrCode_t | PmhalPdmIsLowPwrReqValid (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdLowPwrStateChangeType_t lowPwrReq) |
| | This API verifies if the Low Power Request provided is valid or not for a given power domain. More...
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| static pmErrCode_t | PmhalPdmIsMemBankIdValid (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPhyMemBankId_t memBankId) |
| | This API verifies if the memory bank Id provided is valid and belongs to a given power domain. More...
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| pmErrCode_t | PmhalPdmIsMemRetStateValid (pmhalPrcmPhyMemBankId_t memBankId, uint32_t memoryRetState) |
| | This API verifies if the memory bank retention status to be programmed if valid or not for the given memory bank. More...
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmSetPDState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdState_t pdState, uint32_t timeout) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetConfiguredPDState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdState_t *pdState) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmSetLogicRetState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdLogicRetState_t logicState) |
| | This API sets the Logic retention state when the PD is retention. More...
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetConfiguredLogicRetState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdLogicRetState_t *logicState) |
| | This API reads the Logic retention state configured when the PD is retention. More...
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmSetLowPwrStateChange (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdLowPwrStateChangeType_t lowPwrReq) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetConfiguredLowPwrStateChange (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdLowPwrStateChangeType_t *lowPwrReq) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmSetMemRetState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPhyMemBankId_t memBankId, pmhalPhyBankRetStates_t memoryRetState) |
| | This API configures the memory bank status when the power domain is in retention. More...
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetConfiguredMemRetState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPhyMemBankId_t memBankId, pmhalPhyBankRetStates_t *memoryRetState) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetMemOnState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPhyMemBankId_t memBankId, uint32_t *memOnState) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetCurrPDStatus (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdState_t *pdState) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetCurrLogicStatus (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, uint32_t *logicOn) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetPDTransState (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, uint32_t *pdInTransition) |
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmSetLastPDStatus (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdState_t pdState) |
| | This API writes to the last power status of the power domain. This API is mainly used to clear the last entered power status. More...
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| int32_t | PMHALPdmGetLastPDStatus (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmPdState_t *pdState) |
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| pmhalPrcmResetGroupId_t | PMHALPdmGetModuleResetId (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmModuleId_t modIdx) |
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| pmErrCode_t | PMHALPdmGetCpuResetId (pmhalPrcmPdId_t pdId, pmhalPrcmModuleId_t modIdx, pmhalPrcmResetGroupId_t cpuResetId[PMHAL_PRCM_NUM_CPU_RESETS_FOR_SUBSYSTEM], uint32_t *numResetsReturned) |
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Power Domain Manager (PDM) interface implementation.
The Power Domain Manager (PDM) implements the following:
- Interface to set the power state of the power domain (PD).
- Interface to set the logic retention state when the PD is in retention.
- Interface to request low power state change for the power domain.
- Interface to set the memory retention state for the memory in the power domain.
- Interface to read the power state of the power domain.
- Interface to read the state of the logic in the power domain.
- Interface to check if the power domain transition is complete.
- Interface to read the last power state of the power domain.
- Interface to read the memory bank status of a given memory in the power domain.


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This package contains time-dependent and controlled voltage and current sources. Most of the sources use the behavior modeled in the Modelica.Blocks.Sources package. All sources are ideal in the sense that no internal resistances are included.
| Name | Description |
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| SignalVoltage | Generic voltage source using the input signal as source voltage |
| ConstantVoltage | Source for constant voltage |
| StepVoltage | Step voltage source |
| RampVoltage | Ramp voltage source |
| SineVoltage | Sine voltage source |
| CosineVoltage | Cosine voltage source |
| ExpSineVoltage | Exponentially damped sine voltage source |
| ExponentialsVoltage | Rising and falling exponential voltage source |
| PulseVoltage | Pulse voltage source |
| SawToothVoltage | Saw tooth voltage source |
| TrapezoidVoltage | Trapezoidal voltage source |
| TableVoltage | Voltage source by linear interpolation in a table |
| SignalCurrent | Generic current source using the input signal as source current |
| ConstantCurrent | Source for constant current |
| StepCurrent | Step current source |
| RampCurrent | Ramp current source |
| SineCurrent | Sine current source |
| CosineCurrent | Cosine current source |
| ExpSineCurrent | Exponentially damped sine current source |
| ExponentialsCurrent | Rising and falling exponential current source |
| PulseCurrent | Pulse current source |
| SawToothCurrent | Saw tooth current source |
| TrapezoidCurrent | Trapezoidal current source |
| TableCurrent | Current source by linear interpolation in a table |
| SupplyVoltage | Supply voltage (positive and negative) |
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Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
These light, crisp filo pies are perfect for a dinner party as they can be prepared ahead and cooked at the last minute.
For the chicken parcels, first clarify the butter. Put 250g/9oz of the butter in a saucepan over a very low heat. Leave for 30 minutes until the butter has melted and the solids have fallen to the bottom. Remove from the heat and do not disturb the pan.
Mix the chicken, lemon zest and juice, yoghurt and half the tarragon in a bowl. Cover and marinate in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Bring a saucepan of water to the boil, add the leek, return to the boil and blanch for 1 minute. Lift out using a slotted spoon and refresh in ice-cold water. Transfer to a plate and pat dry with kitchen paper. Add the mushrooms to the boiling water, blanch for 1 minute, then lift out, refresh and pat dry.
Heat a large, non-stick frying pan over a high heat. Add the remaining butter and sunflower oil. When the butter is foaming, add the mushrooms and fry for 2 minutes. Add the leek and chicken and fry for 2 minutes, or until starting to colour. Remove from the pan and leave to cool at room temperature. Don’t wash the pan as you will need it later.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Cut the filo into 16 rectangles 16x22cm/6¼x8½in and cover with a clean, damp tea towel to prevent them drying out. For each filo pie, working quickly, one piece at a time, lay a sheet of filo on the work surface and brush lightly with clarified butter, then grate a little lemon zest from the whole lemon over the top. Lay a second sheet over the top and brush with butter as before, then season with a little salt. Put another sheet on top, brush with butter again and grate over a little lemon zest. Finish with a fourth sheet, then a little pepper.
Beat together the egg and 1 tablespoon water to make an egg wash. Brush the edges of the pastry with the egg wash, then spoon a quarter of the chicken mixture onto the bottom half of the pastry. Gently fold the pastry over the filling, press the edges together and tuck them under to seal and form a little parcel. Transfer to a baking tray and refridgerate while you make the remaining 3 parcels.
Brush the outsides of the finished parcels with the clarified butter and bake for 20-25 minutes until golden-brown and crisp.
Meanwhile, for the chicory and radish salad, toss the chicory leaves, radishes and parsley together in a bowl. In a small bowl, whisk the vinegar and oil together then season with salt and pepper. Just before serving, drizzle the dressing over the leaves and toss to coat.
Return the frying pan to a medium heat, add the sherry vinegar and deglaze by stirring to remove any caramelized bits stuck to the bottom. Add the stock and cream, turn the heat down to low and simmer for 10-12 minutes until the volume of liquid has reduced by half and the sauce is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Add the remaining tarragon and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
To serve, spoon the sauce over the parcels and arrange the salad alongside.


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We all know and learned about stereotype as we grow up. I’m sure you don’t need further explanation for it. Today, I’d like to introduce a new term I learned, stereotype threat.Stereotype threat is a situation where people are or feel about stereotype because of their social identity. When confronting other groups of people, stereotype threat is possible to happen.
Why is Stereotype Threat Important?
There are social experiments showing stereotype threat negatively affect on performance when people facing or believe they are in a stereotype threat. Without able to perform normally would make them feel bad. It’s possible the symptom to develop further, get worse on the next performance, or even create a barrier isolating one from outside.
Personal Experience
There were situations when I felt stereotype threat. Being an immigrant, my English skills is not as good as others. When I was at an important moment like final presentation, interview, or oral test, I worried a lot. There is a dangerous zone where the feeling of incompetent comes to me and my brain doesn’t function as normal. The feeling of inferior because of my identity gets deeper and deeper. It’s important to get out of the rabbit hole as soon as possible.
Possible Strategies
If we are already under a stereotype threat situation, the first thing we need to do is getting out of it quickly. Trying to think something unrelated would be helpful. Also, we need to think positively and asking ourselves it’s 21st century, why make a big deal of it. We are all made differently and nowadays nobody judges people by one aspect or. There must be other aspects that make us better than others. For example, an immigrant may not speak native English but they must know an extra language and their cultural difference would create more opportunities. How we look at a problem can affect our lives a lot.


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This program creates sets using the default class, ISet. The "odd" set contains all odd numbers less than ten. The "prime" set contains all prime numbers less than ten. The program creates a set, "oddPrime" that contains all the prime numbers less than ten that are odd, by using the intersection of "odd" and "prime". It creates another set, "evenPrime", that contains all the prime numbers less than ten that are even, by using the difference of "prime" and "oddPrime".
Concept
This program is a sample to demonstrate the use of the default class ISet.
Task
This program uses sets to store odd and prime numbers.


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Directly bind a local array to paper-autocomplete. The component internally will filter suggestions based on the component attribute settings.
LOCAL DATA BINDING
The component internally remaps the passed array to the template binding array (which will be an array of objects with a `text` and `value` properties). The passed array can be a simple array of strings.
Public properties, `textProperty` and `valueProperty`, can be declaratively set in the element attributes, allowing to bind an arbitrary object array to the component's source property.
Mock remote users data binding. Remote data binding delegates the responsibility of filtering the data source to the calling app. Set a listener for the autocomplete.change event and pass the suggestions back to the component. The change event is fired based on the min-length attribute setting.
REMOTE USERS DATA BINDING
The filtered suggestions are expected to be mapped to an array of text/value pairs before being passed to the component.
Mock remote bind to a user API. Remote data binding delegates the responsibility of filtering the data source to the calling app. Set a listener for the autocomplete.change event and pass the suggestions back to the component. The change event is fired based on the min-length attribute setting.
This is an example using custom template. Open the file `demo/account-autocomplete.html` in this repository to see how it works internally. You can use that one as an example when you need to implement your own.


"Demographic and geographic determinants of physical activity: findings from a novel dataset"
September 2018
On the 10th September I gave a 15-minute oral presentation at the Annual British Society for Population Studies (BSPS) conference in Winchester. The presentation sat in the health and mortality strand and contained insights into demographic and geographic determinants of physical activity from analysis of smartphone app data.
Data from 340,000 individuals, detailing their gender, year of birth and postcode area were analysed. This data consists of 9.6 million recorded activities including activity type, duration of activity, distance covered and if applicable number of steps taken during the activity.
There was found to be a gender disparity in the amount of activity taken with men taking more steps and moving greater distances on average than women. Despite more users being female. A potentially unexpected pattern was also observed for age with the highest number of users sitting in the mid-20s to 30s age bracket whilst the highest number of activities were recorded by the mid-30s to 40s age bracket. Similarly, the mean number of steps taken increased with age, i.e. the average number of steps taken by those aged 70 is higher than the average number of steps taken by those aged 40.
Seasonality was also observed to play a role in physical activity level, with a noticeable difference in number of recorded activities and average steps when daylight saving begins and ends.
The dataset covers the entirety of the UK with the users consisting of between 0.17% to 2.82% of the population of each postcode area. Further work is ongoing investing any spatial disparities in activity levels as well as further exploring the seasonality and demographic differences in physical activity observed in this dataset.
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Launchin the Bounts App in LIDA to encourage the offcie to be more physically active
July 2018
Having won a previous Bounts challenge, whilst beta testing the app for my data partner, my prize of 10 Garmins and a 3-month Bounts subscription seemed like the ideal opportunity to get the office more active. Hence in early July 12 weeks of activity challenges were made available to LIDA office members and associates. The Garmins were lent to office members who did not already own a tracker, with the option to also use the accelerometer and GPS built into smart phones. Alongside the big 12-week challenge, where the prize is a high-end Garmin watch the participants are also competing in fortnightly challenges designed to gently increase the number of steps taken or 'active minutes' completed each day,


Next: Floating-point Computations, Previous: Implementation-Dependent Numeric Constants, Up: Number Concepts
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HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT by Kristian Lin
I don't hate TITANIC. Not now, anyway. The last hour of it is terrifyingly excellent. It's not a hateful movie. It's just that the critics have gone overboard praising it, and bestowed something like artistic respectability on it. Come Oscar time, it'll get a few awards it doesn't deserve. It'll probably win Best Picture and defeat a movie that deserves it more, like L.A. CONFIDENTIAL or DONNIE BRASCO or ROMY AND MICHELE'S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION. And then I'll hate it. I'll be unhappy with the Academy voters for the fourth straight year.
TITANIC chronicles the romance between Philadelphia socialite Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) and Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio), a roustabout in third-class. Rose feels trapped by her engagement to millionaire Cal Hockley (Billy Zane), and Jack shows her that the poor live much better than their snooty counterparts in first-class. Unfortunately, the tub they're on has a date with an iceberg.
What is it about romantic tragedy that makes movie critics swoon? They're sane, intelligent beings who are paid to have a keener B.S. detector than the rest of us. The same people who went gaga over the well-made but diffuse THE ENGLISH PATIENT have pulled the same act for this movie. THE ENGLISH PATIENT, though, was at least consistently well-acted and -directed throughout. TITANIC, on the other hand, gives us scene after scene of rickety drama for two hours. Writer/director James Cameron's previous film, TRUE LIES, was two-thirds great action and one-third failed romance. The ratio is reversed in TITANIC, and the good parts aren't enough to justify one's time investment.
The picture may have all the period details right, but its tone is all wrong for its 1912 setting. James Horner's pallid, New Agey music immediately dates the movie as a 1990s period piece. More seriously, Cameron has no sense of how to write these characters and make them sound convincing. Leonardo DiCaprio is a gifted and terribly likeable actor, and not once did I believe him as a child of the 1890s (true, he's young, but Winona Ryder was younger when she did THE AGE OF INNOCENCE, and was much more idiomatically 19th Century). Chained to a pipe in a room filling with water, Jack says, "This is bad," with the same offhand detachment we've seen from hundreds of other movie heroes. When they aren't speaking in the telegraphic sort of dialogue that marks out most Hollywood action thrillers, Jack and Rose are advancing all sorts of enlightened notions that prove they're ahead of their time. Rose quotes Freud - a neat trick, since he hadn't been translated into English yet. Jack advances his philosophy of "making every day count." The two admire Monet and Picasso, but Jack's sketches (which Rose praises so highly) are hackwork. Rose and Jack may be unconventional for their time, but you'll find people talking like them in any high school today.
The dialogue is strictly purple prose, yet the other aspects of the script are even worse. One can admire Cameron for making poor people the heroes of his megabudget movie, but when the characters are stereotyped this baldly, he doesn't do anybody any favors. The villain never opens his mouth except to say something offensive; it's actually a relief that Billy Zane is so bad in the role, because you'd hate to see a good performance wasted in it. Jack teaches Rose to spit. She gives Cal the finger as she makes her getaway. Though Winslet looks tough enough wading through icy water, you still can't reconcile Rose's action heroine's resourcefulness with her hothouse-flower upbringing. Her attempts to extricate themselves from below decks belong in TRUE LIES or THE ABYSS. If Cameron had just put this movie on a modern-day cruise ship, it would have fixed many of his script's problems. Of course, no studio would have bankrolled his picture (at least not to the tune of $200 million) and had him end the movie unhappily. But if only TITANIC had had a dash of SPEED 2, it would have been far less fraudulent.
In retelling the ship's sinking, TITANIC is a compelling disaster flick, partly because the ship sinks so slowly. Most movie disasters like earthquakes, floods, and the destruction of the world by aliens happen relatively quickly. Killer viruses, on the other hand, are too slow to make for exciting visuals. The Titanic's eventual progress to the ocean floor means that the passengers are calm and businesslike at first, and then panic gradually sets in as the boat tilts further and further into the water.  As Rose hangs on to a railing for her life, her eyes meet those of a girl next to her. It's a marvelous moment of clarity; even before the girl plummets to her death, you know their brief, wordless acquaintance will never leave Rose's memory.
There's also an interesting chemistry between the oddly matched DiCaprio and Winslet. Maybe he isn't convincingly 1910s, but despite his youth he exudes the cool confidence that only movie stars seem to have. It's no wonder that Rose is attracted to Jack - he's not of her world, but he slips into it with such ease that you don't feel that she's slumming. The two leads give the illusion that their romance isn't old hat. Kathy Bates, who's always welcome, gives her part as "Unsinkable Molly" Brown a good dose of spice.
Cameron has the right idea in framing a love story within the ship's sinking. He's smart enough to know that a special effects movie without a human interest will turn off an audience (witness the fate of STARSHIP TROOPERS and many others like it). But his script is so thinly ontrived, the result is the same. It's right for us to praise TITANIC for its technical wizardry and the very real filmmaking skills of its director. But we should recognize that the movie's human elements are entirely stale, however appealingly packaged.
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Namespace: XRTK.Interfaces.Providers.SpatialObservers
Assembly: XRTK.dll
Syntax
public interface IMixedRealitySurfaceObserver : IMixedRealitySpatialObserverDataProvider, IMixedRealityDataProvider, IMixedRealityService, IDisposable, IMixedRealityEventSource, IEqualityComparer
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Material CeilingSurfaceMaterial { get; }
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Gets or sets a value indicating if the surface finding subsystem is to automatically display ceiling surfaces within the application. When enabled, the surfaces will be added to the scene and rendered using the configured CeilingSurfaceMaterial.
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- Content is rendered on the Server
- HTML is sent back to the Browser
- Browser only shows the page to the user
- Each interaction repeats this round-trip
- Frequent page load means severe limitation to UX
jquery / AJAX
Add some adhoc JavaScript snippet when UI needs to be responsive
- some renedering in the Browser, some on the server
- architecturally a PITA
- starts as a solution nice, quick and easy to implement
- sooner or later results in unmaintainable code
Why not just jQuery?
- jQuery is very good at changing sets of existing elements
- good if there already are existing elements
- unobtrusive
- not so good, if there is nothing to begin with
- not so good for controlling page/view flow
- not so good if you have a desktop like application
SPA: Single Page Application
Move your Application to the Client
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- Server has Data-API (JSON/REST API)
- Server can still hold Business Logic (or it is on the client only)
- allows for Offline and best UX
- same challenges as all rich frontend applications
Why use a standard Framework?
- avoid the risk of accidentally creating your own
- use something proven and tested
- community, documentation
- easily find skill and talent
TypeScript
ease of use and tool support over soundness
- By Microsoft (Anders Hejlsberg)
- Based on ES67ES7/ES8
- Adds optional type annotations, visibility, and decorators
- Compiler checks and removes annotations
- External declarations can add type information to pure JavaScript
- Extensive support in
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Basics
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Components with Templates
A SPA is composed of (business) components:
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- Logic is a "first-class" citizen and no longer a "loose" snippet (like in jQuery)
- Logic is fully executed on the client
- Prominent Frameworks: React, Angular, Vue, and Web Components (Polymer)
Composing an Application from Components
Smart and Dumb Components*
*also known as Mediator Pattern with Web Components / Polymer
Smart Components
- Managing (part of) the application state
- Contain UI logic
- Pass parts of the state as immutable data to subcomponents
- Pass callbacks to subcomponents for interaction
- Mostly domain-specific, not intended to be reusable
Aka Container
Dumb Components
- only for presentation, no logic
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- have no knowledge or dependencies to their surrounding components
- children of Dumb Components are usually other Dumb Components
(but there are
exceptions)
- reusable
Aka Presentational Component or just Component
Smart and Dumb Components
Limitations
Mainly with growing and long-living applications
- "God-like" components: State and logic tend to slowly move up to a few really fat components
- Distributed, mutatable state makes maintainability and understanding hard
- Where does the state belong to?
- In which state is the application?
- Mash up of framework and UI code (hardens switching the framework)
- Still open questions regarding the architecture
- How to handle asynchronous code?
- How to do proper initialization of the application?
- How to test the business logic?
Redux
- Central state management: one store for whole app, like a database
- External state management: extract logic from the (UI-)components
It's not only a framework, it's also a pattern (like MVC)
Redux
Architectural guidance
- Uni-directional data flow
- Central and immutable state: store
- Only reducers are allowed to modify state
- State moves from Smart Components to store
- UI logic moves from Smart Components in Action-Creators / Services and Reducer
- Asynchronous code only in Action-Creators / Services or Effects
- Initializing of the app with central action
Redux is independent of UI framework
Bindings exist for popular UI frameworks
Redux extracts responsibility out of Components
Redux Pattern, Resulting Architecture
Architektur-Ansätze
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Integration einzelner Micro Frontends (Module)...
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UX-Schwächen, unterschiedliche Technologien, jede App wird anders dargestellt
Wechsel der App dauert (Service Workers können die Zeit ab 2. Aufruf vermindern)
Prominentes Beispiel: Google Docs
Keine architekturbedingten UX Probleme
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| void(* | capabilities )(void *data, struct wl_seat *wl_seat, uint32_t capabilities) |
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| void(* | name )(void *data, struct wl_seat *wl_seat, const char *name) |
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| void(* wl_seat_listener::capabilities) (void *data, struct wl_seat *wl_seat, uint32_t capabilities) |
seat capabilities changed
This is emitted whenever a seat gains or loses the pointer, keyboard or touch capabilities. The argument is a capability enum containing the complete set of capabilities this seat has.
When the pointer capability is added, a client may create a wl_pointer object using the wl_seat.get_pointer request. This object will receive pointer events until the capability is removed in the future.
When the pointer capability is removed, a client should destroy the wl_pointer objects associated with the seat where the capability was removed, using the wl_pointer.release request. No further pointer events will be received on these objects.
In some compositors, if a seat regains the pointer capability and a client has a previously obtained wl_pointer object of version 4 or less, that object may start sending pointer events again. This behavior is considered a misinterpretation of the intended behavior and must not be relied upon by the client. wl_pointer objects of version 5 or later must not send events if created before the most recent event notifying the client of an added pointer capability.
The above behavior also applies to wl_keyboard and wl_touch with the keyboard and touch capabilities, respectively.
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unique identifier for this seat
In a multiseat configuration this can be used by the client to help identify which physical devices the seat represents. Based on the seat configuration used by the compositor.
| name | seat identifier |


Tell your non-tech friend a story about a time you:
- Got blocked on a simple problem
- Solved a problem in an elegant way
In both cases:
What was the problem?
I spent too many hours on one problem in the Codecamp basic JavaScript tutorials in Sprint 4. The code made sense and I was confident that it should have worked, but nope.
What problem solving techniques did you use?
I avoided asking for help (which is not always a great strategy) since I was mostly certain of my answer. I brainstormed different ways to solve the problem but it was straightforward and so I kept returning to my original answer. The code recieved no specific syntax errors, but alas, it was missing just one comma.
How did you feel throughout the process?
Somewhat frustrated. I thought maybe I was being too hard-headed and felt annoyed by doing the same thing repeatedly.
This process became really funny after I had solved the problem though.
What did you learn?
Staying mostly calm is important, and taking a lot of breaks is helpful. I had told myself something like: 'if the problem is not solved in x amount of time then I can ask for help', which also relieved some pressure.
Reflect on how confident you feel using the problem solving techniques and process:
- Pseudocode: Somewhat confident.
- Trying something: Mostly confident.
- Rubber ducky method: I love this idea.
- Reading error messages: Somewhat confident.
- Console.logging: Mostly confident.
- Googling: Confident, although googling for code help is much harder than googling for general life help.
- Asking your peers for help: I don't feel confident asking for help on the slack channel. I don't have much problem asking for help generally, it's just communicating online that can be stressful.
- Asking coaches for help: More confident than asking peers, but would only do so as a last resort.
- Improving your process with reflection: Thinking about writing these blogs is always more taxing than actually writing them. I do end up finding the reflections kind of fun when doing them.
Explain to your non-tech friend:
.map():
.map is used to create an array also assigned with a function. The results are that all things within the array will be influenced by the given function.
.filter():
.filter will process / filter out items in an array dependant on criteria that you give it.
.reduce():
.reduce can do a few things, some of which are:
- Reduce items in an array down to a single value.
- Flatten arrays; so arrays within arrays become just one larger array.
- Count the instances of an item in an array, e.g, for the array: ['apples', 'watermelon', 'apples']; .reduce would return 'apples': 2, 'watermelon': 1.


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new_local_path = "."
else:
if art["mutable"]:
new_local_path = fs_tracker.get_artifact_cache(
tag,
experiment.key,
)
else:
new_local_path = fs_tracker.get_blob_cache(
art["key"])
art["local"] = new_local_path
executor.db._download_dir(art["local"], art["key"])
executor.run(experiment)
if single_experiment:
logger.info("single_experiment is True, quitting")
After Change
if fetch_artifacts or "local" not in art.keys():
logger.info("Fetching artifact " + tag)
if tag == "workspace":
art["local"] = executor.db.store.get_artifact(art, ".")
else:
art["local"] = executor.db.store.get_artifact(art)
executor.run(experiment)


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I am really excited to engage in a new form of learning from what I have formally been taught in previously. EDA/DBC seem to promote a form of learning that is much more practical and useful generally. I learn by 'doing' as well as engaging with others in a workspace so I am interested to start learning while working on challenges, especially within a team. The model of peers as resources and companions rather than competitors is a model which excites me. The encouragement of engaging with others work and the working together is exactly the sort of environment in which I have found myself learning best in the past. The only worry I have in going into the bootcamp is that I know I get frustrated if I feel that I am being left behind and that this environment will make it very clear that I am struggling with a particular aspect. Although it seems like coding is a craft within which people find different niches so I hope this will make things less frustrating. Apart from that I am excited to engage in a practical learning enviornment which encourages sharing of the learning process. My expectations haven't changed from watching the fireside talk but rather they have been further clarified.


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