2nd
Finally been through the most
chaotic period of time and kind of settled down into the new environment, at Bureau of Environmental Inspection.
It's far nicer than I expected, have to admit that, the only thing that bothers me is the dorm. Lacking of private space, not able to focus on anything as my roommate is always watching streams with maximum volumn.
This dorm is like the same age as my parents, may fall apart anytime soon.
Bought a "new" camera, a used one because of the budget. Will be a good companian for the time being a Substitute Services Draftee.


new Code(pubsub, name, raw_code)
Code object used for instrumented user code
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
pubsub |
Pubsub | Pubsub interface the code should use |
name |
string | Name of the code (e.g. file name) |
raw_code |
string | String content of the code |
Methods
(static) createEmpty()
Create a dummy Code object without initializing the properties. This method is used when restoring code from a snapshot.
(static) fromFile(file_path)
Create a new Code object from file path
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
file_path |
string | the path to the raw JS file |
(static) instrument(raw_code)
Return instrumented code string
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
raw_code |
string |
pause()
Pause the user code through IPC. This will work only if the user code was executed through Code.run.
If the user code was executed as a standalone Node process (e.g. node user_code.js),
it can only be paused through Pubsub.


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[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> If you have already used Agama in the last 2 months with that seed than its "ok" to use it again to move the funds. If you have not used it for more than 4 months then you can leave them just on the seed. We recommend moving all funds (all coins) out
Use Verus version of Agama - https://veruscoin.io/wallet.html
0. Start VRSC Lite mode
1. create new seed which will generate new address which is compatible with KMD and all assetchain. Keed the seed safely backedup (make a note of that address)
2. Send all KMD and assetchains funds to that address, even if Verus wallet doesn't support that coin at the moment. As long as you have the seed safe, you can access your funds later. Use this link to see all your assetchain balance https://dexstats.info/assetviewer.php
Agama webwallet ONLY to send funds out immediately https://www.atomicexplorer.com/wallet/#/
You can also use this guide to send all KMD and assetchains to new address. You don't need to use 2 computers. Just use one offline computer https://support.komodoplatform.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000026631-sign-transactions-offline-and-broadcast-online-using-agama
Community driven open source CPU mineable cryptocurrency with 50/50 Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake, zk-SNARK zero-knowledge proof privacy.
Check your Address Balances on KMD Assetchains
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> This is from discord ^^^
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> I suggest sending your funds to a ledger
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Use the web wallet
[telegram] <Regnar> Think of it this way, seed phrases are directly tied to your public and private keys. If you make up your own seed phrase you're building private keys that someone else could make up, or stumble upon, because we don't think randomly, especially when we try to make a seed "make sense". Passages from books, addresses, birthdates, sentences, are all guess able. Which severely weakens your private keys to known attack strategies.
Stick with randomly generated, write them down
[telegram] <BrokenBank> What about Chameleon pay app (re @Regnar: Verus mobile is good too. Don't import your seed into Verus Mobile or Verus Agama. You should generate a new seed with those wallets and send funds to them. Remember to backup your new seed as well)
[telegram] <Regnar> I think Chameleon is good. I'll reach out to Chainzilla and confirm. (re @BrokenBank: What about Chameleon pay app)
[telegram] <BrokenBank> Cheers (re @Regnar: I think Chameleon is good. I'll reach out to Chainzilla and confirm.)
[telegram] <Regnar> https://dexstats.info/assetviewer.php
Use this to see what coins you have under your seed. Plug in your KMD address and itll show other funds using the same keys
Check your Address Balances on KMD Assetchains
[telegram] <CryptomanXX> What is going on with Agama? I have my wallet for over a year am I effected?
[telegram] <BrokenBank> I thought KMD was unhackable
[telegram] <kolobus> KMD is not hacked, agama wallet compromised, out of our control
[telegram] <kolobus> If you used freshy Agama wallet with that wallet - it's not safe (re @CryptomanXX: What is going on with Agama? I have my wallet for over a year am I effected?)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Agama wallet lite
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Not native
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> If you are using it.... transfer your coins out asap
[telegram] <BrokenBank> Might just transfer to binance until I get confirmation on situation
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> That's what I did for now
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Already ordered a ledger nano so waiting on that to arrive
[telegram] <kapscedric> verus agama lite mode don t reach the server and it s impossible to connect spv server
[telegram] <BrokenBank> Done too. 120 transaction confirmation needed for binance deposit. So takes awhile (re @Kenny_Kobayashi: Already ordered a ledger nano so waiting on that to arrive)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> It's not a permanent solution (re @kapscedric: verus agama lite mode don t reach the server and it s impossible to connect spv server)
[telegram] <Andy> Which wallet is unsafe ?
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Just stores your coins until they fix the problem
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Even if you cant see it
[telegram] <kapscedric> ok
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Better idea is to send it to a ledger nano
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> If u have one
[telegram] <changemymindk> Why do I keep getting a connection error trying to switch to another server error?
[telegram] <ManuGarc> Verus isnt connecting to any server
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Use the web wallet to send your coins
[telegram] <CryptomanXX> Can’t get in my Agama
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Use this
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> And send it somewhere safe
[telegram] <ManuGarc> This sucks
[telegram] <changemymindk> I can’t even transfer my coins to bittrex if I wanted too. They r doing maintenance or something
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Yep. Along with btc dumping. Just after we released big news too sigh (re @ManuGarc: This sucks)
[telegram] <changemymindk> If I lose my coins I’m going to be so depressed
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Send it to the verus wallet even if the server is down
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> If you have already used Agama in the last 2 months with that seed than its "ok" to use it again to move the funds. If you have not used it for more than 4 months then you can leave them just on the seed. We recommend moving all funds (all coins) out
Use Verus version of Agama - https://veruscoin.io/wallet.html
0. Start VRSC Lite mode
1. create new seed which will generate new address which is compatible with KMD and all assetchain. Keed the seed safely backedup (make a note of that address)
2. Send all KMD and assetchains funds to that address, even if Verus wallet doesn't support that coin at the moment. As long as you have the seed safe, you can access your funds later. Use this link to see all your assetchain balance https://dexstats.info/assetviewer.php
Agama webwallet ONLY to send funds out immediately https://www.atomicexplorer.com/wallet/#/
You can also use this guide to send all KMD and assetchains to new address. You don't need to use 2 computers. Just use one offline computer https://support.komodoplatform.com/en/support/solutions/articles/29000026631-sign-transactions-offline-and-broadcast-online-using-agama
Community driven open source CPU mineable cryptocurrency with 50/50 Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake, zk-SNARK zero-knowledge proof privacy.
Check your Address Balances on KMD Assetchains
[telegram] <Andy> I used agama v03.6b
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> It should let you send
[telegram] <Andy> And had to generate a passwort. This version is not safe ?
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> None are safe
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> If you logged into agama wallet within the last few months.... you are compromised
[telegram] <changemymindk> All I got is the agama 3.3 version cause I deleted the 3.6 and now can’t download the 3.6
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Use the web wallet to send your coins out (re @changemymindk: All I got is the agama 3.3 version cause I deleted the 3.6 and now can’t download the 3.6)
[telegram] <EgoMV> can I send coins directly from my Agama or I need to install verus Agama?
[telegram] <Andy> Compromised in which way ? (re @Kenny_Kobayashi: If you logged into agama wallet within the last few months.... you are compromised)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> As in.... hackers have found a way to get in (re @Andy: Compromised in which way ?)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> That's why we need to send coins out
[telegram] <Andy> You grant more informations then komodo itself...
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Any agama wallet version is unsafe. Apparently the verus agama wallet is safe.
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> I'm reading the discord
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Just pasting it here
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Go in there with direct question to devs
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Best bet to get your coins out is using the web wallet
[telegram] <changemymindk> Why does it say “warning: your wallet data is verified only by a single server! If you still want to continue press “confirm.” Is this okay?
[telegram] <Andy> Bittrex kmd disabled
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Yea I got that too (re @changemymindk: Why does it say “warning: your wallet data is verified only by a single server! If you still want to continue press “confirm.” Is this okay?)
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Its normal
[telegram] <changemymindk> Okay
[telegram] <Kenny_Kobayashi> Try binance (re @Andy: Bittrex kmd disabled )
(edited)
[telegram] <Andy> Not using it
[telegram] <Macel> Selling KOMODO for 7000 sats per coin
[telegram] <changemymindk> Makes me mad that the server is down too.


Program 03 - Using for loop
Write a program to print the sum of the factorial of a series 1!+2!+3!......+n.
package main
// factorial of series 1! + 2! + 3! .....
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
fmt.Println("Factorial of series")
series, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
series = strings.TrimSpace(series)
intSeries, _ := strconv.Atoi(series)
sum := 0
term := 1
for counter := 1; counter <= intSeries; counter++ {
term = term * counter
sum = sum + term
}
fmt.Println("sum of factorial",intSeries,"number series:",sum)
}
Output:
//Output:
Factorial of series
5
sum of factorial 5 number series: 153
Explanation:


Pomorodo Timer
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Four FullAdders are combined to built a four bit adder unit.
at t = 0 at t = 1 a 0 0 0 0 a 1 1 1 0 b + 0 0 0 0 b + 1 0 1 1 s 0 0 0 0 0 s 1 0 0 1 0 at t = 2 at t = 3 a 0 1 1 0 a 1 1 1 0 b + 0 0 1 1 b + 1 0 1 0 s 1 0 1 0 0 s 0 0 0 1 1 at t = 4 a 1 1 0 0 b + 1 1 1 0 s 0 0 1 0 1
To show the influence of delay a large delay time of 0.1s is chosen. Furthermore, all signals are initialized with U, the uninitialized value. Please remember, that the nine logic values are coded by the numbers 1,...,9. The summands a and b can be found at the output signals of the taba and tabb sources. The result can be seen in the output signals of the FullAdders according to:
a a4.y a3.y a2.y a1.y b b4.y b3.y b2.y b1.y sum Adder4.c_out Adder4.s Adder3.s Adder2.s Adder1.s
The simulation stop time has to be 5s.


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I am a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania pursuing a B.S. in Economics from The Wharton School and a B.A. in Hispanic Studies. I am also interested in Computer Science and Management to hone skills I have attained on my own.
At Penn, I participate in Student Government, ski competitively on Penn's team, and teach children Spanish throughout Philadelphia's elementary schools.
Finally, I pride myself on my ability to speak in front of large groups and work hard no matter the circumstances.
You can access my Resumé by clicking here! You can access my LinkedIn here!
This website was created to showcase my achievements and talents! Feel free to reach out to me at my email address!


Agenda
- MVP: improved REST function for selected master products per subshop
- MVP/MS 2.0: complete synchronisation circle for core product attributes
MVP plan
add variation products in ms_subshop_product_map (MUL-303)
- ePages 6:
- all changes in old MS 1.0 cartridge 'MultiStore'
- improved rest resource 'ms_subshop_product_maps' to get also variation products
- changes in Sync API
MVP/MS 2.0
sync stock level update to subshop (MUL-259)
- hiding complexity
- for new mastershops, subshops or assignment, hooks take care of complex actions
- for now main sync consists of two parts
- auto fetch dirty sources for all mastershops
- sync products for all subshops
- ... next will be auto fetch dirty sources for all subshops (selected master catalog)
MVP/MS 2.0
sync stock level update to subshop (MUL-259)
- MS-Sync-Service:
- new function 'subshops_auto_sync_products' in 'MainSyncController'
- new put functions in rest and store connector classes
- added model functions and hooks for 'product','product_sync','subshop' and 'master_sub_shop'
- ePages6:
- changes in MultiStoreConnector Cartridge sync API
- fix update product function to handle subclasses of "Product"


Videos
Geoportal's general functionality
CartoWiz – Geoportal from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
Navigating in the geoportal
CartoWiz - Navigate from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
Adding layers to the User Map
CartoWiz – Add layer to user map from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
Wizard steps
CartoWiz – Wizard from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
Warning explanations
CartoWiz – Warnings from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
Background symbolization
CartoWiz – Background symbolization from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.
French/Swiss version
CartoWiz – French/Swiss version from Nadia Panchaud on Vimeo.


Name: Sarah Gilliam Current city: Seattle, WA
Where I have lived:
My top favortie cities I've been too:


This is a short set of experience guides with various Linux distributions.
Some are very short.
My Linux experience is mostly 10 years or so of SUSE Enterprise Linux (SLES) ranging from SLES8 through SLES11 with various service packs in between.
We used Linux for corporate and customer sales, delivering software- based systems using SLES as the server operating system. It was very successful in that context, with few to no troublesome bugs.
SLES is a good, stable system but it suffers from over engineering (too many graphical user interfaces, very large minimum install size, complicated and multiple package installers, and so on). It is also an “enterprise” Linux where stability is much more highly valued than having the latest versions. And, unfortunately, too much new software is written assuming you have the latest version of just about anything.
My goal with Linux distributions was to find something along the lines of OpenBSD with respect to
The end-use was for numeric processing for codes that I can’t port to OpenBSD.
The key values of a numeric-processing operating system are:
What I found is detailed in these pages.
Links:
OpenBSD Numerics | My Linux Experience | Experience with Alpine Linux | Experience with Clear Linux


Databases¶
Table of contents
Pretty much all Xapian operations revolve around a Xapian database. Before searches can be performed, details of the documents to be searched need to be put into a database; the search process then refers to the database to efficiently determine the best matches for a given query. The process of putting documents into the database is usually referred to as indexing.
The main information stored in a database is a mapping from each term to a list of all the documents it occurs in, together with various statistics about these occurrences. It may also store the full text, or extracts, from the documents, so that result summaries can be displayed. Databases can also contain additional data for spelling correction and synonym expansion, and developers can even store arbitrary key-value pairs in part of the database.
Backends¶
Xapian databases store data in custom formats which allow searches to be performed extremely quickly; Xapian does not use a relational database as its datastore. There are several database backends; the main backend in the 1.4 release series of Xapian is called the Glass backend. This stores information in the filesystem (under a given path).
It is possible to perform searches across multiple databases at once, and Xapian will handle merging the results together appropriately. This feature can be combined with remote databases to handle datasets which are too large for a single machine, by performing searches across multiple remote databases.
Todo
Document using add_database() to achieve this
Todo
trunk supports writable multi databases
Todo
mapping of docids
On-disk databases¶
As mentioned, Xapian 1.4 has a default database type called Glass; earlier formats can be upgraded using Xapian’s copydatabase utility. When opening an existing database, Xapian will automatically figure out the backend to use.
If you’re familiar with data storage structures, you might be interested to know that both Chert and Glass use a copy-on-write B+-tree structure - but don’t worry if that doesn’t mean anything to you!
Stub database files¶
Xapian supports a simple text file format for listing the locations of a set of databases (either on the local file system, or remote databases). Such files are called stub-databases, and can be used to point to a database when the physical database location may vary; for example, because a new database is being built nightly, and is named according to the date on which it was built.
Todo
document format, or link to documentation of it
Todo
allows atomic switching between databases
Todo
provides a way to have pre-canned sets of databases to search
Todo
uses e.g. keeping latest changes in a small DB you merge periodically
In-memory databases¶
Xapian has an inmemory database type, which may be useful for testing and perhaps some short-term usage. However it is inefficient, and does not support all of Xapian’s features (such as spelling correction, synonyms or replication), so for production systems it is often better to use an on-disk database such as Glass, with the files stored in a RAM disk.
Remote databases and replication¶
Xapian’s remote database backend allows the database to be located on a different machine and accessed via a custom protocol.
There is also special support for replicating databases to multiple machines, such that only the parts of the database which have been modified are copied; this can be useful for redundancy and load-balancing purposes.
Concurrent access¶
Most backend formats (and certainly the main backend format for each release)
will allow updates to be grouped into transactions, and will allow at least some
old versions of the database to be searched while new ones are being written.
Currently, all the backends only support a single writer existing at a given
time; attempting to open another writer on the same database will throw
Xapian::DatabaseLockError
to indicate that it wasn’t possible to acquire a
lock. Multiple concurrent readers are supported (in addition to the writer).
When a database is opened for reading, a fixed snapshot of the database is
referenced by the reader, (essentially Multi-Version Concurrency Control).
Updates which are made to the database will not be visible to the reader unless
it calls Xapian::Database::reopen()
. If the reader is already reading
the latest committed version of the database then
reopen()
has no effect and is a cheap operation, so if
you are reusing the same Xapian::Database
object for multiple searches
then it is a reasonable strategy to call reopen()
prior
to each search.
Currently Xapian’s disk based backends have a limitation to their multi-version
concurrency implementation - specifically, at most two versions can exist
concurrently. Therefore a reader will be able to access its snapshot of the
database without limitations when only one change has been made and committed by
the writer, but after the writer has made two changes, readers will receive a
Xapian::DatabaseModifiedError
if they attempt to access a part of the database
which has changed. In this situation, the reader can be updated to the latest
version using the Xapian::Database::reopen()
method.
Locking¶
With the disk-based Xapian backends, when a database is opened for writing, a lock is obtained on the database to ensure that no further writers are opened concurrently. This lock will be released when the database writer is closed (or automatically if the writer process dies).
One unusual feature of Xapian’s locking mechanism (at least on POSIX operating systems other than Linux) is that Xapian forks a subprocess to hold the lock, rather than holding it in the main process. This is to avoid the lock being accidentally released due to the slightly unhelpful semantics of fcntl locks. Linux kernel 3.15 added new OFD fcntl locks which have more helpful semantics which Xapian uses in preference, avoiding the need to fork a subprocess to hold the lock.


Well it looks like the haters and naysayers about bitconnect were right… sorta. The lending program of the Bitconnect website has been terminated.
You can find the press release here
tl;dr on why they stopped
The continuous bad press has made community members uneasy and created a lack of confidence in the platform.
We have received two Cease and Desist letters, one from the Texas State Securities Board, and one from the North Carolina Secretary of State Securities Division. These actions have become a hindrance for the legal continuation of the platform.
Outside forces have performed DDos attacks on platform several times and have made it clear that these will continue. These interruptions in service have made the platform unstable and have created more panic inside the community.
50% correction
They don’t mention anything about the 50% correction, but I’m left wondering if they were “holding bags,” which is a traders term for hanging onto cryptos that they bought to turn around sell, but then the market dipped. I’m running Profit Trailer (which I like quite a bit even now). Here’s my day.
 This rate has been calculated based on last 15 days averages of the closing price registered on coinmarketcap.com. You are free to withdraw your BitConnect coin currently in QT wallets that was used for staking as well. We are also closing BCC exchange platform in 5 days.
I had a small test account
I went to check in on my $2k to see what was happening with it.
We’ll see.
Edit- Made it to the website
Edit 2- Thanks @meno
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2k0FER5PE4
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As such, the initial data provided is incomplete and needs review. While interest, feedback, and help in any form are appreciated, we emphasize that details may change and advise you not to base your computations on the current state, yet.
This project aims at providing an open-source module for the systematic mapping of BSM-quark-gluon interactions over BSM-nuclear interactions to experimental observables. The primary BSM candidate for the module is mapping DM structures—though different processes like searches for 0𝜈ββ decays are of interested as well. The module is intended to allow setting parameters at the SM-BSM scale to obtain all relevant operators (combined chiral and BSM parameter expansion) in the desired basis to be used in many-nucleon computations. Furthermore, it is intended to collect and connect existing computations to implemented operators. This module is expected to benefit the experimental community in translating measurements to fundamental constraints and helps the high-energy theory community provide input for many-nucleon computations. Systematic improvements in intermediate results, like improvements in the computation of related SM parameters, are intended to be incorporated in a database such that continuous progress will be shared.
Goals in in the near future are
See also the projects board.


The last two years have been rough on Samsung, which makes some of the most popular smartphones in the world but hasn't managed lately to scoop up the same profits as competitor Apple, whose iPhones remain the benchmark for the industry.
The last two years have been rough on Samsung, which makes some of the most popular smartphones in the world but hasn't managed lately to scoop up the same profits as competitor Apple, whose iPhones remain the benchmark for the industry.
The last two years have been rough on Samsung, which makes some of the most popular smartphones in the world but hasn't managed lately to scoop up the same profits as competitor Apple, whose iPhones remain the benchmark for the industry.
The last two years have been rough on Samsung, which makes some of the most popular smartphones in the world but hasn't managed lately to scoop up the same profits as competitor Apple, whose iPhones remain the benchmark for the industry.
The last two years have been rough on Samsung, which makes some of the most popular smartphones in the world but hasn't managed lately to scoop up the same profits as competitor Apple, whose iPhones remain the benchmark for the industry.


Repo Rate To Remain Unchanged At 6.5%
by SG EditorSouth African Reserve Bank (Sarb) governor Lesetja Kganyago has announced that the repo rate will remain unchanged at 6.5%.
The repo rate is the rate at which the central bank lends money to commercial banks.
At its previous meeting in September, the Monetary Policy Committee also decided to keep the rate unchanged, citing factors that could influence inflation.
On Wednesday, Stats SA announced that the headline consumer price index fell to 3.7% in October, from 4.1% the month before, representing its lowest level since February 2011.
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Bring the YouView user experience into the modern day, utalizing a more cutting edge back end to incorperate the future of BT and TalkTalk TV packages for their customers
BT TV and TalkTalk TV
2018
Product Designer
The vision for the YouView project was a continuously updated
product
that
was on the cutting edge of user experience and incorperating the latest back and front end
technologies. With this in mind, the YouView team decided to not
rest on the laurels of the successful launch but to start the process of the next
generation.
There were a few high-end goals the company had which created our boundaries to
work
within
Every box since release had to support the next generation project
A philosophy that different hardware could have different levels of software to enable the higher end devices to have a more robust feature set
The whole project would be rewritten from Flash into the more recent HTML5 to allow easy in updating the software for fast iterative changes
The first step in this whole operation was to gather people from across the company and sell them
the vision of the next stage in the company. I worked alongside the Creative Director and a
select few designers, engineers and testers
and spent a few days away from the office to come up with some features which we would strongly
like to be included.
At this point in the project, the idea was to create some really out of the box
thinking, trying to incorporate future facing technologies and to really stay ahead of rivals
products. We went into this stage knowing that
most of these ideas may not be able to be incorporated in the first release of the software, but
as the project was going to be an agile one with lots of iterations we could always wait for the
right time to launch more extravagant
features so they would go on the project backlog until ready.
Looking at the whole user experience gave us the opportunity to really look at our designs again
from scratch. Since the original YouView interface had been created, the televisions in peoples
homes had become larger. More features and more screen real
estate, going from 720p being the norm all the way up to 8k and beyond.
The first port
of call for this was the grid that our whole design system would be built upon. As a design
team, we all took
our individual takes upon trying to create a grid which would work on TV whilst keeping in mind
the limitations and safe-zones. Although the industry had changed, with our goals of allowing
all customers to experience the next-generation
proposition we had to ensure older tv sets would still work.
The setup journey was one that changed the most from our initial concepts. The idea that we
tried was one which was fully completed with an accompanying smartphone. the idea took the setup
journey away from the main screen and allowed a user to set their
location, preferences and internet connection via the app before they even received their
set-top box in the post. I was a strong advocate for this idea but it was deemed too expensive
by the company.
The setup journey that we launched with took a simple approach with the
minimum number of screens for a user to accurately choose their settings and to get them
watching TV as fast as possible. As this was the approach that was
the launch proposition it gave room to enable hints and tips which were pushed to a user on the
launch of a feature in the future.
Luckily I had created the templated for the settings
area at this point and it was easy
for the development team to use the same code to bring a uniform look to the setup area.
The guide is the main way that people use the TV. In the house, the guide is still the king of
the service and as such, it was a difficult sell to really try and change the Guide for the
product too much. When we interviewed users
of the service as well as users of other TV experiences the majority of users wanted to have an
area which was familiar, and they could use without having to read a manual.
We looked at a few concepts and complete redesigns for the guide. One idea that we felt
strongly about was the idea to bring imagery into the guide to give an instant view of TV shows
currently on.
In the guide, one feature that has always been a unique selling point of the YouView
product was the ability to go back 7 days and play content instantly from the tv guide. The date
tracker on the guide was something it
was agreed would have to stay and would also have to remain a predominant feature, alongside the
filters to allow a user to quickly change the type of channel in the guide for the customer.
The old version of YouView had the main menu area which only consisted of the name of the
section which would be selected.
With the new designs, we wanted to try and incorporate more visual content to allow the
user quick access to the tv shows they enjoy. In turn, this could be tweaked to allow the user
to have their favourite show in close
proximity to them to allow easy access. Shareholders would also be able to control the shows
they would want to promote to individual users. Sports fans could be shown new sports events
they would not necessarily know about. This
would allow an unprecedented level of personalisation in the UK tv marketplace
A big discussion that was had around the main menu was the number of links we would
have on it. without wanting to overwhelm the user but also giving them the ability to navigate
across the system easily. The navigation
patterns consisting of the search icon and the settings area was also a hotly contested issue.
The search selection state was intentionally e to look different from the rest of the
areas as it was the only area which on selection would not take the user to a full-screen
experience, so it should have a different
visual representation for the end user.
For the settings area of the UI, it had an interesting challenge. It was built as a separate app
inside the YouView interface. It was also the only section of the UI which was outsourced to a
different company, the development team from Massive Interactive
worked closely alongside the internal team, helping to create the vision I had for the settings
area. I led the work from the product design team on the settings area and created a template in
the first instance which would allow
the design to grow as new features and settings were implemented. Looking back, this was a good
choice as we quickly expanded the UI to contain many new options and customers quoted that the
settings being familiar e it easy for
them to customise the UI how they wanted.
We originally utilized a bigger tile size
which allowed the 3D imagery to be seen clearly but as the whole UI was adjusted for the smaller
tile sizes the
settings area followed suit. As settings areas are usually not the most visually attractive
areas of an interface I wanted to try and bring in some micro-interactions that would give the
settings area a touch of excitement and
meaningful delight to a user.
MyTV was the area where we got the most useful feedback. the first iterations of the MyTV area had a large 'hero' tile which would correspond to the most recent recording a user had made. This did not test well for us at all and was something that jumped to the top of our design backlog to fix.
The search area had a very particular goal for the project. it was the easiest way for a user to
find the exact show that they wanted to find. In the first instances, the platform would link
the shows together regardless of where the content was coming
from. the idea here was as long as a user didn't have to pay extra then they wouldn't care about
where the show was coming from. From a business perspective, this wasn't allowed as the
shareholders wished to keep their branding
at the forefront of a user. We also had to change the idea that you would be able to play the
next episode of a brand from this screen as technical limitations didn't allow this.
One feature that
we wanted to have prominence was the ability to start a new search from anywhere in the search
journey. This call to action had to be prominent enough for users without taking over the focus
for the customer.
After a few
rounds of user testing, we settled on this design.
Discover was one of the most popular areas of the legacy YouView UI and its omission from the
first release of the next generation project was noted and criticised by the user-base. The
senior management team were made aware of the negative feedback and
brought together a team to try and solve the issue. Bringing discover back made it easier for
customers to find OnDemand tv shows and films that they would want to watch in a much easier
way. It is one of the most popular features
on the older boxes made it a lot more noticeable. The grand vision for this area would bring
together all the best parts from back end services that a customer would want such as 'Cast &
Crew' and IMDb ratings. It would also allow
cross promotion to other TV or Films that a customer would like such as a ‘More Like This’ area.
Research into our high OnDemand persona lead us to some interesting results which in
turn allowed us to create some more unique designs. we crafted a number of designs based on the
older Radio-Times style of browsing for
content as
I worked on creating the future facing versions of the Discover area. The original version was pushed out due to the negative feedback from users and in haste, just used the basic carousel view that was used across other areas of the UI. I worked with another senior product designer to try and craft a more visually appealing area. My main goal was to have a large hero image which would represent the TV Show or Film selected allowing a visual representation of the show for a user who may not know about the content. We also tried to create a sub navigation to allow users to jump directly
The next generation redesign of the YouView software was seen as a product worthy of recognition and I was lucky enough to be part of the team which was nominated and won a variety of awards


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- editBowl(Session, Context, String, String, String) - Method in class controllers.BowlController
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Handles the modification of the status, price, origin and comment of a
Bowl
.
- editBowlByStatusCode(Session, Context, String, String) - Method in class controllers.BowlController
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Insert method description here...
- editBowlCompletion(Session, Context) - Method in class controllers.BowlController
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Insert method description here...
- editBowlConfirmation(BowlForm, Session, Validation, Context) - Method in class controllers.BowlController
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Insert method description here...
- entity - package entity
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- events(Context) - Method in class controllers.ApplicationController
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Insert method description here...
- Exhibition - Class in entity
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Insert class description here...
- Exhibition() - Constructor for class entity.Exhibition
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Constructor.
- Exhibition(Integer, Integer, String, String, String, Date, Date, String, String, String) - Constructor for class entity.Exhibition
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Constructor using fields.
- Exhibition(ExhibitionDto) - Constructor for class entity.Exhibition
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Constructor using ExhibitionDto
.
- ExhibitionController - Class in controllers
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Controller instance to handle user requests regarding a Exhibition
.
- ExhibitionController() - Constructor for class controllers.ExhibitionController
-
- ExhibitionDao - Class in dao
-
Data Access Object to perform all data manipulation steps against the table
CUSTOMER
of the underlying database system.
- ExhibitionDao() - Constructor for class dao.ExhibitionDao
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- ExhibitionDto - Class in dto
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Data transfer object for an Exhibition
.
- ExhibitionDto() - Constructor for class dto.ExhibitionDto
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Constructor.
- ExhibitionDto(Long, Integer, Integer, String, String, String, Date, Date, String, String, String) - Constructor for class dto.ExhibitionDto
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Constructor using fields.
- ExhibitionDto(Long, Integer, Integer, String, String, String, Date, Date, String, String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class dto.ExhibitionDto
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Constructor using fields.
- ExhibitionDto(Exhibition) - Constructor for class dto.ExhibitionDto
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Constructor.
- ExhibitionForm - Class in forms
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Form data fields related to a Exhibition
instance.
- ExhibitionForm() - Constructor for class forms.ExhibitionForm
-
Constructor.
- exhibitions(Context) - Method in class controllers.ApplicationController
-
Insert method description here...
- ExhibitionService - Interface in services
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Interface for all service methods to retrieve Exhibition
data from
underlying data store.
- ExhibitionServiceImpl - Class in services
-
Insert class description here...
- ExhibitionServiceImpl() - Constructor for class services.ExhibitionServiceImpl
-
Constructor.


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'3 Black Chicks Review...'
PRICE OF GLORY (2000) Rated PG13; running time 117 minutes Genre: Drama IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Details?0188160 Official site: http://www.priceofglory.com/ Written by: Phil Berger Directed by: Carlos Avila Starring: Jimmy Smits, Jon Seda, Clifton Collins, Jr., Maria del Mar, Sal Lopez (Hector Salmon), Louis Mandylor, Danielle Camastra, Ernesto Hernandez, Paul Rodriguez, Ron Perlman
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2000 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsprice.html
I went in to see PRICE OF GLORY with a slight sense of dread: after being upset for so long about the havoc Jon Seda's character Falsone wreaked on TV's HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET (RIP), I was sure that his character here would just overwhelm everyone else, leaving me with a bad Seda taste in my mouth once again. Boy, was I wrong--in more ways than one.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): Arizona-based Arturo Ortega (Jimmy Smits) coulda been a contenda--until his opponent opened up a can of whupass on him in a 1977 boxing match.
13 years later, Arturo starts to live out his dream of boxing glory through his young sons Sonny and Jimmy, both of whom he trains in a Mariposa, Arizona gym. Sonny is the more skilled of the two brothers--something that Arturo never lets Jimmy forget--but when Sonny and Jimmy do relatively badly at a Silver Gloves tournament, their youngest brother Johnny surprises the whole Ortega crew by announcing that he's ready to give up street football to become a boxer, saying "them two stunk!"
10 years later...17-year-old Johnny (Ernesto Hernandez) intensely prepares for his Golden Gloves tournament, and catches the eye of boxing scout Pepe (Paul Rodriguez) and promoter Nick Everson (Ron Perlman); Everson approaches Arturo with the offer to "relieve" him of his managing duties for Sonny (Jon Seda) and Jimmy (Clifton Collins, Jr.), "throwing in" Johnny for good measure. But Arturo has his eyes on the prize--the glory days he sees ahead. The question is, is it glory for them--or for him?
The Upshot: There's a point in this movie where it went from being enjoyable in its look at family dynamics from a Latino point of view that is usually not seen in mainstream Hollywood, to being a candidate for TV Movie-Of-The-Week. I can't quite pinpoint where PRICE OF GLORY lost its slight edge, but it's there. Maybe I blinked, and it was gone. Or maybe I was just so thrilled to see so many Mexican-Americans portrayed on the Silver Screen without the stereotypically scripted behavior we've come to expect, that I didn't notice the lack of depth all along. And that, not my assumption of what Seda would be like, is what left me wanting more from this movie than it was prepared to deliver.
Early on, though, there were winning performances; Seda, in particular, surprised me with his relatively muted turn as Sonny (if you've ever watched him chewing the scenery in "Homicide", you'll know why I was surprised). His acting here was aided, no doubt, by the fact that he once was a Golden Gloves boxer himself; he definitely looked comfortable on the body bag. Equally good in the early stages was Clifton Collins as the put-upon Jimmy, and Maria del Mar as Arturo's wife Rita; I cheered when seeing the interaction between Arturo and his wife, as they looked genuinely attracted to each other, and dedicated (in different ways) to their sons. And in his feature film debut, Ernesto Hernandez's Johnny Ortega didn't quite give an Oscar-worthy performance, but he had his Intense Scowl look down-pat.
On the other side of the ring, Ron Perlman was never convincing as a boxing promoter; about the only thing he could've promoted was a bout of sleep. I never did figure out what purpose Danielle Camastra's character Mariella served; a throwaway role if I ever saw one, her introduction to Arturo as Sonny's girlfriend served its purpose sufficiently enough, without the need to have her stand around looking Sad in the background, taking up frames of film. And maybe it was Just Me, but Louis Mandylor just did not look like he belonged in a boxing ring, though his turn as the rather mean-spirited Davey Lane did seem to serve as a needed bit of conflict and tension that was missing from most of the movie. After all, what's a title bout without someone talking trash?
Above all, Jimmy Smits gives a winning performance as patriarch Arturo Ortega. At times funny (his Thanksgiving prayer and insistence on getting a rad green Cadillac convertible, made me laugh out loud), and at other times pensive and sad, Smits showed a side of his acting abilities that wasn't allowed to come to the fore nearly enough during his NYPD-BLUE days.
So why did PRICE OF GLORY fall so flat? Beats me; maybe it developed wobbly knees from going a round or two too long, and collapsed under the weight of Delivering A Message. The editor could have easily excised a half-hour or so with no ill-effects, giving it a tighter focus and less repetition on the theme. Certainly, they could've lost the irritating Paul Rodriguez in a pile of film in the trash dump; he used up his 15 Minutes a lifetime ago.
In the end, there just didn't seem enough there to rally around; by the time the Obligatory Title Match came around, enough of the outcome had been telegraphed beforehand to make the results all but assured, and frankly, by that point, The Point had already been made. And though the movie seemed authentic on the boxing front, from both the writer's standpoint as well as the cinematographer's great shots of the pugilistic action--one in particular, with young Arturo hitting the canvas, tore right through me, it seemed just that real--the spirit seemed to drain out of the movie as it rolled on. What had started out as a fun flick, with great Latin sounds and interesting characters, wound up as worthy of being a TV Afternoon Special.
Bammer's Bottom Line: I wanted to give this one a higher rating, but story-wise, it's more suited to a cable TV movie than a feature film release. Still, Smits shows he's got the nalgas to carry a motion picture on his own - if Hollywood opens the door for him. Hmmm...I wonder if I should hold my breath...
 That's worth at least an extra point or two on my scorecard.
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Step 3 - Nested Scope with Controller As
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Michael Hertzberg, Software Engineer
React is not a framework
React is fast
React... reacts
React to date has 327 contributors
React is worked on full-time by Facebook & Instagram
React is young but stable
Just the "view"? More-so hybrid components.
A "view" in React is a view/template hybrid, simply referred to as a "component"
Components are (isolated) state machines, driven by the components own state.
When state changes, the component re-renders itself, only mutating the DOM node that changed. Button text for example.
How do you template in a component?
"Templates" within our components are actually specially crafted markup called JSX
that creates virtual elements in a virtual DOM.
This virtual DOM then gets diffed with the real DOM to determine what has changed. This is reflected on the component automagically.
Event Driven Communication? Not really.
React is unidirectional, meaning data flows in a single direction. Naturally from top to bottom and back around.
When state changes somewhere within our components tree hierarchy, that event bubbles all the way up to the top.
The parent component subsequently passes down the new state as props down the tree.
How do components function?
Components have "Lifecycle" methods to denote mounting, updating, and unmounting.
Components have attributes on them called "Props." The top most parent component will solely be in charge of these.
Props are immutable, whereas State is mutable.
So, how do you test it? Easily.
Karma with Mocha JEST Built in validation and testing methods built in mock methods
Reusability
Components in React are meant to be constructed in a reusable, hierarchical fashion.
While components are the way of reusing code, Mixins can differentially help to share common functionality amongst components
Component properties can be transferred to other components
Components may keep references to other components
Strict Types
React.PropTypesReact + Webpack
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React + Webpack
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React Addons: PureRenderMixin
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React Addons: ReactLink
While in React, data flows one-way (unidirectional), you can
feasibly accomplish two-way data-binding, naturally, via onChange
events. ReactLink provides a more appealing abstraction to adding
more complex two-way data-binding scenarios.
Flux
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Isomorphism
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Class simply used to configure the IP address of a Pleora Protocol device. More...
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static PvResult | SetIPConfiguration (const PvString &aMACAddress, const PvString &aIP, const PvString &aSubnetMask=PvString("<IP_ADDRESS>"), const PvString &aGateway=PvString("<IP_ADDRESS>")) |
| Sets the Pleora Protocol device's IP address. More... | |
Class simply used to configure the IP address of a Pleora Protocol device.
|
static |
Sets the Pleora Protocol device's IP address.
This static method lets you configure the Pleora Protocol device's IP address.
| [in] | aMACAddress | The Pleora Protocol device's MAC address. |
| [in] | aIP | The Pleora Protocol device's new IP address. |
| [in] | aSubnetMask | The Pleora Protocol device's new subnet mask. |
| [in] | aGateway | The Pleora Protocol device's new gateway. |
Copyright (c) 2002-2015 Pleora Technologies Inc.
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Great daily traffic of hyperlocal & affluent members in your neighborhood. Great atmosphere for positive brand association when members are trying to look and feel good.
Avoid dog-eat-dog advertising & competition with other businesses. Promote your business exclusively at your local venue. The result is a unique, cost efficient and powerful communications medium that connects local businesses to customers and prospective customers who live and work in the community!
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class SidebarServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
This class loads all the providers in other folders for all of devise.
We don't want the developer to have to load 10 different service providers to work with devise, so this class is just a wrapper to load all of the service providers instead of having to load 10 individual ones in the app/config/app.php file
This service provider also includes the blade extensions
Methods
| void |
boot()
Bootstrap the application events. |
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| void |
register()
Register the service provider. |
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| void |
provides()
Get the services provided by the provider. |
Details
at line 27
public void
boot()
Bootstrap the application events.
at line 40
public void
register()
Register the service provider.
at line 50
public void
provides()
Get the services provided by the provider.


| Module::Build::Compat - Compatibility with ExtUtils::MakeMaker |
Module::Build::Compat - Compatibility with ExtUtils::MakeMaker
# In a Build.PL : use Module::Build; my $build = Module::Build->new ( module_name => 'Foo::Bar', license => 'perl', create_makefile_pl => 'traditional' ); ...
Because ExtUtils::MakeMaker
has been the standard way to distribute
modules for a long time, many tools (CPAN.pm, or your system
administrator) may expect to find a working Makefile.PL in every
distribution they download from CPAN. If you want to throw them a
bone, you can use Module::Build::Compat
to automatically generate a
Makefile.PL for you, in one of several different styles.
Module::Build::Compat
also provides some code that helps out the
Makefile.PL at runtime.
Creates a Makefile.PL in the current directory in one of several
styles, based on the supplied Module::Build
object $build
. This is
typically controlled by passing the desired style as the
create_makefile_pl
parameter to Module::Build
's new()
method;
the Makefile.PL will then be automatically created during the
distdir
action.
The currently supported styles are:
A Makefile.PL will be created in the "traditional" style, i.e. it will
use ExtUtils::MakeMaker
and won't rely on Module::Build
at all.
In order to create the Makefile.PL, we'll include the requires
and
build_requires
dependencies as the PREREQ_PM
parameter.
You don't want to use this style if during the perl Build.PL
stage
you ask the user questions, or do some auto-sensing about the user's
environment, or if you subclass Module::Build
to do some
customization, because the vanilla Makefile.PL won't do any of that.
A small Makefile.PL will be created that passes all functionality
through to the Build.PL script in the same directory. The user must
already have Module::Build
installed in order to use this, or else
they'll get a module-not-found error.
This is just like the small
option above, but if Module::Build
is
not already installed on the user's system, the script will offer to
use CPAN.pm
to download it and install it before continuing with
the build.
This option has been deprecated and may be removed in a future version
of Module::Build. Modern CPAN.pm and CPANPLUS will recognize the
configure_requires
metadata property and install Module::Build before
running Build.PL if Module::Build is listed and Module::Build now
adds itself to configure_requires by default.
Perl 5.10.1 includes configure_requires
support. In the future, when
configure_requires
support is deemed sufficiently widespread, the
passthrough
style will be removed.
This method runs the Build.PL script, passing it any arguments the
user may have supplied to the perl Makefile.PL
command. Because
ExtUtils::MakeMaker
and Module::Build
accept different arguments, this
method also performs some translation between the two.
run_build_pl()
accepts the following named parameters:
The args
parameter specifies the parameters that would usually
appear on the command line of the perl Makefile.PL
command -
typically you'll just pass a reference to @ARGV
.
This is the filename of the script to run - it defaults to Build.PL
.
write_makefile()
This method writes a 'dummy' Makefile that will pass all commands
through to the corresponding Module::Build
actions.
write_makefile()
accepts the following named parameters:
The name of the file to write - defaults to the string Makefile
.
So, some common scenarios are:
Just include a Build.PL script (without a Makefile.PL
script), and give installation directions in a README or INSTALL
document explaining how to install the module. In particular, explain
that the user must install Module::Build
before installing your
module.
Note that if you do this, you may make things easier for yourself, but
harder for people with older versions of CPAN or CPANPLUS on their
system, because those tools generally only understand the
Makefile.PL/ExtUtils::MakeMaker
way of doing things.
Include a Build.PL script and a "traditional" Makefile.PL,
created either manually or with create_makefile_pl()
. Users won't
ever have to install Module::Build
if they use the Makefile.PL, but
they won't get to take advantage of Module::Build
's extra features
either.
For good measure, of course, test both the Makefile.PL and the Build.PL before shipping.
Include a Build.PL script and a "pass-through" Makefile.PL
built using Module::Build::Compat
. This will mean that people can
continue to use the "old" installation commands, and they may never
notice that it's actually doing something else behind the scenes. It
will also mean that your installation process is compatible with older
versions of tools like CPAN and CPANPLUS.
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This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
the Module::Build manpage(3), the ExtUtils::MakeMaker manpage(3)
| Module::Build::Compat - Compatibility with ExtUtils::MakeMaker |


KO! (aka Knockout) is a next-generation unit testing framework for the Ruby programming language. What makes KO! so modern?
- Clear and concise syntax.
- No assertions framework required!
- Rapidly test multiple parameter sets on a test scenario.
- Reusable contexts (before, after, etc).
- Easily stage test fixture files.
- And yes, it eats it's own dog food.
KO reads like a developer thinks. More specifically, KO! breaks down the systems analysis proccess into clear and obvious divisions. KO "specifications" are divided-up into test cases, contexts, concerns and test assertions.
- Test Cases delineate the overall requirement that is to be demonstrated.
- Contexts are used to setup and teardown test fixtures.
- Concerns break-up testcases into separate areas of concern.
- Test Assertions compose the proof of a testcase as a set of assertions.
Here is simple example.
KO.case "example" do test "equality" do |a,b| a == b end ok 1, 1.0 no 1, 2.0 end
KO! was inspired in part by the void left behind by the discontinuation of Shoulda as a test framework. It seemed like an opportune time to give Ruby an elegant, modern and light-weight test framework to serve as an alternative to the monolithic RSpec.
Future versions of KO! may also support Lemon's unit test coverage system.


ApiService
classes are created from the viewsets.
It has the api methods. For example list, retrieve, etc.
SerializerService
classes are created from the serializers.
It has the properties of the objects returned by the api.
For example from this model, viewset and serializer:
Using the manage.py
command angular_classes
these classes are generated:
Whenever you want to rebuild the classes for Angular run again from the console:
Paste the terminal output to a file in your Angular project. For example api.service.ts
. Angular-django
doesn't update your existing classes. Edit your classes with the new changes from the terminal output.
Now you can use the PokemonApi
class to get interact with your Django Rest Framework api:
The demo of this documentation uses the following models, viewsets and serializers:


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We wish you well in your investigation, and you have full support of Scotland Yard behind you.
If you need some help, please refer to the rules, where there will be an explanation of how to use the application.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.mailslurp.apis | |
| com.mailslurp.models |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<EmailPreview> |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingEmails(UUID inboxId,
Integer count,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
OffsetDateTime before,
OffsetDateTime since,
String sort,
Long delay,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly)
Wait or return list of emails that match simple matching patterns
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
okhttp3.Call |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingEmailsAsync(UUID inboxId,
Integer count,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
OffsetDateTime before,
OffsetDateTime since,
String sort,
Long delay,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
ApiCallback<List<EmailPreview>> _callback)
Wait or return list of emails that match simple matching patterns (asynchronously)
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
okhttp3.Call |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingEmailsCall(UUID inboxId,
Integer count,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
OffsetDateTime before,
OffsetDateTime since,
String sort,
Long delay,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
ApiCallback _callback)
Build call for waitForMatchingEmails
|
ApiResponse<List<EmailPreview>> |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingEmailsWithHttpInfo(UUID inboxId,
Integer count,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
OffsetDateTime before,
OffsetDateTime since,
String sort,
Long delay,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly)
Wait or return list of emails that match simple matching patterns
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
Email |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingFirstEmail(UUID inboxId,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
OffsetDateTime since,
OffsetDateTime before,
String sort,
Long delay)
Wait for or return the first email that matches provided MatchOptions array
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
okhttp3.Call |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingFirstEmailAsync(UUID inboxId,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
OffsetDateTime since,
OffsetDateTime before,
String sort,
Long delay,
ApiCallback<Email> _callback)
Wait for or return the first email that matches provided MatchOptions array (asynchronously)
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
okhttp3.Call |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingFirstEmailCall(UUID inboxId,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
OffsetDateTime since,
OffsetDateTime before,
String sort,
Long delay,
ApiCallback _callback)
Build call for waitForMatchingFirstEmail
|
ApiResponse<Email> |
WaitForControllerApi.waitForMatchingFirstEmailWithHttpInfo(UUID inboxId,
MatchOptions matchOptions,
Long timeout,
Boolean unreadOnly,
OffsetDateTime since,
OffsetDateTime before,
String sort,
Long delay)
Wait for or return the first email that matches provided MatchOptions array
Perform a search of emails in an inbox with the given patterns.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
MatchOptions |
MatchOptions.addConditionsItem(ConditionOption conditionsItem) |
MatchOptions |
MatchOptions.addMatchesItem(MatchOption matchesItem) |
MatchOptions |
MatchOptions.conditions(List<ConditionOption> conditions) |
static MatchOptions |
MatchOptions.fromJson(String jsonString)
Create an instance of MatchOptions given an JSON string
|
MatchOptions |
MatchOptions.matches(List<MatchOption> matches) |
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Output from TriangleTester.java run: Please enter a sentance: you just sort of wasted my precious time The longest word is "precious" BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 0 seconds)


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App Engine Python SDK
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | send_blob |
| def | get_range |
| Public Member Functions inherited from google.appengine.ext.webapp._webapp25.RequestHandler | |
| def | initialize |
| def | get |
| def | post |
| def | head |
| def | options |
| def | put |
| def | delete |
| def | trace |
| def | error |
| def | redirect |
| def | handle_exception |
| def | new_factory |
| def | get_url |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Attributes inherited from google.appengine.ext.webapp._webapp25.RequestHandler | |
| request | |
| response | |
Base class for creating handlers that may send blobs to users.
| def google.appengine.ext.webapp.blobstore_handlers.BlobstoreDownloadHandler.get_range | ( | self | ) |
Get range from header if it exists. A range header of "bytes: 0-100" would return (0, 100). Returns: Tuple (start, end): start: Start index. None if there is None. end: End index (inclusive). None if there is None. None if there is no request header. Raises: UnsupportedRangeFormatError: If the range format in the header is valid, but not supported. RangeFormatError: If the range format in the header is not valid.
| def google.appengine.ext.webapp.blobstore_handlers.BlobstoreDownloadHandler.send_blob | ( | self, | |
| blob_key_or_info, | |||
content_type = None , |
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save_as = None , |
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start = None , |
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end = None , |
|||
| kwargs | |||
| ) |
Send a blob-response based on a blob_key. Sets the correct response header for serving a blob. If BlobInfo is provided and no content_type specified, will set request content type to BlobInfo's content type. Args: blob_key_or_info: BlobKey or BlobInfo record to serve. content_type: Content-type to override when known. save_as: If True, and BlobInfo record is provided, use BlobInfos filename to save-as. If string is provided, use string as filename. If None or False, do not send as attachment. start: Start index of content-range to send. end: End index of content-range to send. End index is inclusive. use_range: Use provided content range from requests Range header. Mutually exclusive to start and end. Raises: ValueError on invalid save_as parameter.


| HBASE-6230 | [brainstorm] "Restore" snapshots for HBase 0.96 | Major | . | Jesse Yates | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6802 | Export Snapshot | Major | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7185 | Create hbase-protocol module | Major | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7146 | Fix the wrong reference to getReader survived in theFSHLog javadoc | Trivial | documentation | Nicolas Liochon | Gustavo Anatoly |
| HBASE-6787 | Convert RowProcessorProtocol to protocol buffer service | Major | Coprocessors | Gary Helmling | Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-7200 | create integration test for balancing regions and killing region servers | Major | test | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7109 | integration tests on cluster are not getting picked up from distribution | Major | test | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7225 | on trunk, integration tests are not packaged into distribution | Major | test | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-6302 | Document how to run integration tests | Blocker | documentation | stack | Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-7306 | [shell] Count shell command to return ruby bindable value. | Major | Client, shell | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7262 | Move HBaseRPC metrics to metrics2 | Blocker | metrics | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6717 | Remove hadoop-metrics.properties when everything has moved over. | Major | metrics | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7336 | HFileBlock.readAtOffset does not work well with multiple threads | Critical | Performance | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-7371 | Blocksize in TestHFileBlock is unintentionally small | Minor | . | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-7240 | Cleanup old snapshots on start | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jesse Yates | Jesse Yates |
| HBASE-7367 | Snapshot coprocessor and ACL security | Minor | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7174 | [snapshots] Refactor snapshot file cleaner cache to use the Snapshot FileVisitor | Major | . | Jesse Yates | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6887 | Convert security-related shell commands to use PB-based AccessControlService | Major | security | Gary Helmling | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-7331 | Add access control for region open and close, row locking, and stopping the regionserver | Major | regionserver, security | Vandana Ayyalasomayajula | Vandana Ayyalasomayajula |
| HBASE-6788 | Convert AuthenticationProtocol to protocol buffer service | Blocker | Coprocessors | Gary Helmling | Gary Helmling |
| HBASE-7311 | Add snapshot information to hbase master webui | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6789 | Convert test CoprocessorProtocol implementations to protocol buffer services | Major | Coprocessors | Gary Helmling | stack |
| HBASE-7420 | TestSnapshotExceptionSnare and TestWALReferenceTask missing test annotation failing TestCheckTestClasses | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7388 | Snapshot branch 12/18 rebase broke TestSnapshotFromMaster#testSnapshotHFileArchiving | Major | snapshots, test | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7206 | Foreign Exception framework v2 (simplifies and replaces HBASE-6571) | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7431 | TestSplitTransactionOnCluster tests still flaky | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-7430 | TestSnapshotDescriptionUtils break compaction/scanner tests (EnvironmentEdge issue) | Blocker | test | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7436 | Improve stack trace info dumped by ForeignExceptionSnare#rethrowException | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7145 | ReusableStreamGzipCodec NPE upon reset with IBM JDK | Major | . | Yu Li | Renata Ghisloti Duarte de Souza |
| HBASE-7339 | Splitting a hfilelink causes region servers to go down. | Blocker | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7186 | Split Classes for Client/Server module split. | Major | Client, Protobufs | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7438 | TestSplitTransactionOnCluster has too many infinite loops | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-3776 | Add Bloom Filter Support to HFileOutputFormat | Critical | mapreduce | Nicolas Spiegelberg | Anoop Sam John |
| HBASE-7439 | HFileLink should not use the configuration from the Filesystem | Blocker | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7452 | Change ForeignException#receive(String, FE) to only be #receive(FE) | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7208 | Transition Offline Snapshots to ForeignExceptions | Blocker | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7454 | Move ErrorHandling protos from hbase-server to hbase-protocol | Major | Protobufs, snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7212 | Globally Barriered Procedure mechanism | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7400 | ExportSnapshot mapper closes the FileSystem | Blocker | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7294 | Check for snapshot file cleaners on start | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jesse Yates | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7352 | clone operation from HBaseAdmin can hang forever. | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7207 | Consolidate snapshot related classes into fewer packages | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7406 | Example health checker script | Trivial | regionserver | Andrew Purtell | Vandana Ayyalasomayajula |
| HBASE-7399 | Health check chore for HMaster | Trivial | regionserver | Andrew Purtell | Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-7354 | Snapshot Info/Debug Tool | Minor | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6864 | Online snapshots scaffolding | Major | . | Jesse Yates | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7321 | Simple Flush Snapshot | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7496 | TestZKProcedure fails interrmittently. | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7405 | Enforce PB ser/de for Aggregate protocol and associated ColumnInterpreter user code bits | Major | Coprocessors, Protobufs | Devaraj Das | Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-7224 | Remove references to Writable in the ipc package | Blocker | IPC/RPC, Protobufs | Devaraj Das | stack |
| HBASE-7414 | Convert some HFile metadata to PB | Critical | HFile | stack | Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-7419 | revisit hfilelink file name format. | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7518 | Move AuthResult out of AccessController | Minor | security | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7523 | Snapshot attempt with the name of a previously taken snapshots fails sometimes. | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7471 | Enable Cleaners required for Snapshots by default | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Jonathan Hsieh | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7387 | StoreScanner need to be able to be subclassed | Minor | regionserver | Raymond Liu | Raymond Liu |
| HBASE-7480 | Explicit message for not allowed snapshot on meta tables | Minor | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7484 | Fix Restore with schema changes | Blocker | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7453 | HBASE-7423 snapshot followup | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7389 | HBASE-7365 Snapshot clone/restore followup | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7535 | Fix restore reference files | Blocker | . | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7547 | Fix findbugs warnings in snapshot classes | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7548 | Fix javadoc warnings in snapshot classes | Major | snapshots | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7538 | Improve snapshot related error and exception messages | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7536 | Add test that confirms that multiple concurrent snapshot requests are rejected. | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7558 | Client not able to access /hbase/unassigned in secure cluster | Major | . | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6066 | some low hanging read path improvement ideas | Critical | Performance | Kannan Muthukkaruppan | Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-7583 | Fixes and cleanups | Blocker | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7563 | move CompoundConfiguration to common and add string map support | Minor | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7238 | Size based scan metric broken by protobufs | Critical | . | Lars Hofhansl | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7604 | Remove duplicated code from HFileLink | Blocker | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7565 | [replication] Create an interface for the replication state node | Major | Replication | Chris Trezzo | Chris Trezzo |
| HBASE-7616 | NPE in ZKProcedureCoordinator$1.nodeCreated | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7625 | Remove duplicated logFSTree() from TestRestoreFlushSnapshotFromClient | Major | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7559 | Add additional Snapshots Unit Test Coverage | Major | test | Aleksandr Shulman | Aleksandr Shulman |
| HBASE-7622 | Add table descriptor verification after snapshot restore | Major | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-6816 | [WINDOWS] line endings on checkout for .sh files | Major | . | Enis Soztutar | Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-7651 | RegionServerSnapshotManager fails with CancellationException if previous snapshot fails in per region task | Blocker | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7666 | More logging improvements in online snapshots code. | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7571 | add the notion of per-table or per-column family configuration | Major | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-6815 | [WINDOWS] Provide hbase scripts in order to start HBASE on Windows in a single user mode | Major | . | Enis Soztutar | Slavik Krassovsky |
| HBASE-7687 | TestCatalogTracker.testServerNotRunningIOException fails occasionally | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7689 | CloneTableHandler notify completion too early | Major | snapshots | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-2611 | Handle RS that fails while processing the failure of another one | Critical | Replication | Jean-Daniel Cryans | Himanshu Vashishtha |
| HBASE-7674 | add shell documentation for HBASE-7571 | Trivial | shell | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7703 | Eventually all online snapshots failing due to Timeout at same regionserver. | Critical | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7720 | improve logging messages of failed snapshot attempts. | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-6825 | [WINDOWS] Java NIO socket channels does not work with Windows ipv6 | Major | . | Enis Soztutar | Enis Soztutar |
| HBASE-7516 | Make compaction policy pluggable | Major | . | Jimmy Xiang | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-7733 | Fix flaky TestZKProcedure.testMultiCohortWithMemberTimeoutDuringPrepare | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7739 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestSnapshotFromMaster failure | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7742 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestHFileArchving#testArchiveOnTableDelete | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7753 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix unresolved merge conflicts | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7788 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix flakey TestRestore*SnapshotFromClient#testCloneSnapshot | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7778 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Tests with sleep after minicluster shutdown fail due to interrupt flag. | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7783 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Remove accidentally committed hbase-server/bin files | Major | snapshots | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7752 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestStoreFile failure | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Jonathan Hsieh |
| HBASE-7795 | Race in the Restore Archiving | Major | Client, master, regionserver, snapshots, Zookeeper | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7764 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestSnapshotCloneIndependence failure | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7603 | refactor storefile management in HStore in order to support things like LevelDB-style compactions | Major | Compaction | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7796 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestSnapshotFromClient and TestFlushSnapshotFromClient | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7784 | move the code related to compaction selection specific to default compaction policy, into default compaction policy (from HStore) | Major | Compaction | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7779 | [snapshot 130201 merge] Fix TestMultiParallel | Major | . | Jonathan Hsieh | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7365 | Safer table creation and deletion using .tmp dir | Major | master | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7858 | cleanup before merging snapshots branch to trunk | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7889 | Fix javadoc warnings in snapshot classes, part 2 | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7864 | Rename HMaster#listSnapshots as getCompletedSnapshots() | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7678 | make storefile management pluggable, together with compaction | Major | Compaction | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7899 | Cell block building tools: Cell codec and means of iterating an objects Cells | Blocker | IPC/RPC | stack | stack |
| HBASE-7188 | Move classes into hbase-client | Critical | Admin, Client, IPC/RPC, Replication, snapshots | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7900 | Have client Mutations (Put/Delete/etc.) and Result implement CellScanner Interface | Blocker | IPC/RPC | stack | stack |
| HBASE-7934 | TableMapReduceUtil doesn't include all dependency jars in new modular build | Major | mapreduce | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-7747 | Import tools should use a combiner to merge Puts | Minor | mapreduce, Performance | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-7807 | Introduce HRegionFileSystem and move region fs related code | Minor | regionserver | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7975 | ImportTsv documentation update for table creation | Trivial | mapreduce, Usability | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-7808 | Refactor Store to use HRegionFileSystem | Major | regionserver | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7944 | Replication leaks file reader resource & not reset currentNbOperations | Major | . | Jeffrey Zhong | Jeffrey Zhong |
| HBASE-7996 | Clean up resource leak in MultiTableInputFormat | Minor | mapreduce | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-8006 | use FSUtils to get/set hbase.rootdir | Minor | regionserver | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-8011 | Refactor ImportTsv | Minor | mapreduce, Usability | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-8094 | TestTableInputFormatScan doesn't assert anything | Major | mapreduce, test | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-7938 | Add integration test for ImportTsv/LoadIncrementalHFiles workflow | Major | mapreduce | Nick Dimiduk | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-8101 | Cleanup: findbugs and javadoc warning fixes as well as making it illegal passing null row to Put/Delete, etc. | Major | IPC/RPC | stack | stack |
| HBASE-4285 | partitions file created in user's home directory by importtsv | Major | mapreduce | Wing Yew Poon | Nick Dimiduk |
| HBASE-7809 | Refactor Split/Merge to use HRegionFileSystem | Minor | regionserver | Matteo Bertozzi | Matteo Bertozzi |
| HBASE-7533 | Write an RPC Specification for 0.96 | Major | IPC/RPC | stack | stack |
| HBASE-8189 | Shell commands of online region merge | Major | shell | chunhui shen | chunhui shen |
| HBASE-8156 | Support for Namenode HA for non-idempotent operations | Major | Filesystem Integration | Himanshu Vashishtha | Himanshu Vashishtha |
| HBASE-6945 | Compilation errors when using non-Sun JDKs to build HBase-0.94 | Major | build | Kumar Ravi | Kumar Ravi |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HBASE-7705 | Make the method getCurrentPoolSize of HTablePool public | Minor | Client | Jianwei Cui | Jianwei Cui |
| HBASE-7236 | add per-table/per-cf configuration via metadata | Major | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-4403 | Adopt interface stability/audience classifications from Hadoop | Major | . | Todd Lipcon | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-5328 | Small changes to Master to make it more testable | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5610 | Add GA to hbase.apache.org | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5709 | Move active master and backup master znodes to use pbs | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5707 | Move clusterid and clusterup (shutdown) znodes over to pb | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5300 | Research website symolic links for renaming of "HBase book" to "HBase Reference Guide" | Major | . | Doug Meil | stack |
| HBASE-5747 | Forward port "hbase-5708 [89-fb] Make MiniMapRedCluster directory a subdirectory of target/test" | Blocker | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5808 | Remove TestHLogBench, HLogPerformanceEvaluation is more comprehensive | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5812 | Add log rolling to HLogPerformanceEvaluation | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5810 | HBASE-5620 Convert the client protocol of HRegionInterface to PB addendum | Major | . | stack | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-5869 | Move SplitLogManager splitlog taskstate and AssignmentManager RegionTransitionData znode datas to pb | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5944 | Convert rs, shutdown, and table dir content to pb | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5935 | Add Region-level PB-based calls to HMasterInterface | Major | IPC/RPC, master, migration | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6001 | Upgrade slf4j to 1.6.1 | Major | . | Jimmy Xiang | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6005 | Broken Links on Homepages | Minor | documentation | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6077 | Document the most common secure RPC troubleshooting resolutions | Major | documentation, security | Andrew Purtell | Andrew Purtell |
| HBASE-6036 | Add Cluster-level PB-based calls to HMasterInterface (minus file-format related calls) | Major | IPC/RPC, master, migration | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5948 | Deprecate and remove the Avro gateway | Blocker | . | Andrew Purtell | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6131 | Add attribution for code added by HBASE-5533 metrics | Blocker | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5932 | Move RegionServerStatusProtocol from ipc package to top-level | Trivial | . | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5936 | Add Column-level PB-based calls to HMasterInterface | Major | IPC/RPC, master, migration | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-4336 | Convert source tree into maven modules | Critical | build | Gary Helmling | Jesse Yates |
| HBASE-6038 | Add getClusterStatus PB-based call to HMasterInterface | Major | IPC/RPC, master, migration, regionserver | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5933 | Hide HBaseProtos.ServerLoad and HBaseProtos.RegionLoad from ClusterStatus | Minor | IPC/RPC | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6039 | Remove HMasterInterface and replace with something similar to RegionServerStatusProtocol | Major | IPC/RPC, master | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6145 | Fix site target post modularization | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-5443 | Add PB-based calls to HRegionInterface | Major | IPC/RPC, master, migration, regionserver | Todd Lipcon | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6599 | Rename Store (the implementations) as HStore, and HStore (the Interface) as Store | Major | regionserver | stack | stack |
| HBASE-6553 | Remove Avro Gateway | Major | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6436 | Netty should be moved off of snapshots. | Major | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6454 | Write PB definitions for filters | Major | IPC/RPC, migration | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6606 | Test for reconnecting with HBaseAdmin using unmanaged HConnection | Minor | Client, test | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5965 | Move replication znodes to pb | Blocker | . | stack | Chris Trezzo |
| HBASE-6759 | Forward port ZKReadOnly change from HBASE-6710 | Minor | . | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6591 | checkAndPut executed/not metrics | Minor | metrics, regionserver | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5536 | Make it clear that hbase 0.96 requires hadoop 1.0.0 at least; we will no longer work on older versions | Blocker | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-6032 | Port HFileBlockIndex improvement from HBASE-5987 | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-6987 | Port HBASE-6920 to trunk (?) | Minor | . | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-7036 | Exclude org.apache.hadoop.hbase.coprocessor.example.generated package from findbugs check | Major | . | Anoop Sam John | Anoop Sam John |
| HBASE-7032 | Remove old IncrementColumnValue code. | Minor | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7045 | Add some comments to MVCC code | Minor | Transactions/MVCC | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6223 | Document hbck improvements: HBASE-6173, HBASE-5360 | Major | documentation, hbck | Jimmy Xiang | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-5119 | Set the TimeoutMonitor's timeout back down | Blocker | . | Jean-Daniel Cryans | |
| HBASE-7087 | Add to NOTICE.txt a note on jamon being MPL | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-6182 | Make HBase works with jdk1.7 | Critical | . | Jimmy Xiang | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-5258 | Move coprocessors set out of RegionLoad | Critical | . | Ted Yu | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7356 | Fix all javadoc warnings in all modules but hbase-server | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-7397 | HTable.coprocessorService() should allow null values in returned Map | Major | Coprocessors | Gary Helmling | Gary Helmling |
| HBASE-6694 | Test scanner batching in export job feature HBASE-6372 AND report on improvement HBASE-6372 adds | Major | . | stack | Alexander Alten-Lorenz |
| HBASE-5138 | [ref manual] Add a discussion on the number of regions | Critical | . | Jean-Daniel Cryans | |
| HBASE-7706 | Remove reservation blocks from region server | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7821 | Remove Duplicated code in CompactSelection | Minor | Compaction | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7823 | Add ignores to hbase-prefix-tree | Trivial | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7918 | Reenable IntegrationTestRebalanceAndKillServersTargeted; it works now (thanks Sergey) | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-7012 | Create hbase-client module | Critical | . | Elliott Clark | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-7939 | Apply fixup for 'hbase-6972 HBase Shell deleteall should not require column to be defined' | Major | . | stack | |
| HBASE-7641 | Port HBASE-6669 'Add BigDecimalColumnInterpreter for doing aggregations using AggregationClient' to trunk | Major | . | Ted Yu | Julian Wissmann |
| HBASE-7994 | Disable unit tests under hbase-examples; they fail too often up on jenkins | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-8054 | HBASE-7797 Use consistent package name dregs | Major | . | stack | stack |
| HBASE-7898 | Serializing Cells over RPC | Blocker | IPC/RPC | stack | stack |
| HBASE-8172 | Fix ./bin/*.rb scripts or remove them | Blocker | scripts | stack | rajeshbabu |
| HBASE-8286 | Move site back up out of hbase-assembly; bad idea | Major | . | stack | stack |