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In "Five Common Rails Mistakes" Mike Perham reminds Rails developers to put data constraints (via migrations) into the database schema. Yes. For excellent detailed discussions of why, see:
Both are long, and well-worth taking the time to read thoroughly.
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title: True Freedom
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- Calvinism
- Sovereignty
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blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2009/04/true-freedom.html
---
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I find it very interesting when people argue against the sovereignty of God over the salvation of men by saying that God is somehow restricting their freedom. What kind of freedom do you want, for goodness' sake? Freedom to sin, or true freedom?


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One is how notification messages work. I’m sure other people have done the same thing, but I thought I’d describe it anyway.
A common pattern is to accept a POST request and then redirect the user to some page, setting a status message. Typically the status message is either set in a cookie or in the session, then the standard template for the application has some code to check for a message and display it.
The problem with this is that this breaks all caching — at any time any page can have some message injected into it, basically for no reason at all. So I thought: why not do the whole thing in Javascript? The server will set a cookie, but only Javascript will read it.
The code goes like this; on the server (easily translated into any framework):
resp.set_cookie('flash_message', urllib.quote(msg))
I quote the message because it can contain characters unsafe for cookies, and URL quoting is a particularly easy quoting to apply.
Then I have this Javascript (using jQuery):
$(function () {
// Anything in $(function...) is run on page load
var flashMsg = readCookie('flash_message');
if (flashMsg) {
flashMsg = unescape(flashMsg);
var el = $('
'+
'
'+
'X
'+
flashMsg + '
');
$('a#flash-message-button', el).bind(
'click', function () {
$(this.parentNode.parentNode).remove();
});
$('#body').prepend(el);
eraseCookie('flash_message');
}
});
Note that I’ve decided to treat the flash message as HTML. I don’t see a strong risk of injection attack in this case, though I must admit I’m a little unclear about what the normal policies are for cross-domain cookie setting.
I use these cookie functions because oddly I can’t find cookie handling functions in jQuery. It’s always weird to me how primitive document.cookie is. Anyway, CSS looks like this:
#flash-message {
margin: 0.5em;
border: 2px solid #000;
background-color: #9f9;
-moz-border-radius: 4px;
text-align: center;
}
#flash-message-close {
float: right;
font-size: 70%;
margin: 2px;
}
a#flash-message-button {
text-decoration: none;
color: #000;
border: 1px solid #9f9;
}
a#flash-message-button:hover {
border: 1px solid #000;
background-color: #009;
color: #fff;
}
This doesn’t have non-Javascript fallback, but I think that’s okay. This isn’t something that a spider would ever see (since spiders shouldn’t be submitting forms that result in update messages). Accessible browsers generally implement Javascript so that’s also not particularly a problem, though there may be additional hints I could give in CSS or Javascript to help make this more readable (if there’s a message, it should probably be the first thing read on the page).
Another common component of pages that varies separate from the page itself is logged-in status, but that’s more heavily connected to your application. Get both into Javascript and you might be able to turn caching way up on a lot of your pages.
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Hi Ian,
Cookie handling in JQuery is handled through a plugin. In the past, I’ve used this one with success: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/Cookie
I have been trying to solve this in my current Django project in strange ways. This one is obvious and easy… Thanks a lot.
This technique works very well. I’ve been using it in some personal projects for a while. A few years ago my friend Kragen blew my mind by putting forth the opinion that web applications will someday have no server-side code execution at all. I’ve increasingly been of the opinion that web applications should be entirely static files plus requests for JSON (or XML or whatever) documents via Javascript, although I think it will still be quite a while before the world is ready for this approach.
I even did an experimental templating library in Javascript a while back.
Ian, spiders and “accessible” browsers aren’t the only ones with javascript potentially disabled. Anybody surfing with [NoScript](http://noscript.net/) (the third most popular FF extension behind Adblock and Video Download Helper) too, it defaults to (a very sensible) “default untrust” disabling JS everywhere. I use it and I only whitelist (completely) the websites I frequent often and when javascript brings some definite improvements.
Most websites I visit are never whitelisted, and never see their JS executed.
Note: I said “accessible” browsers usually HAVE JAVASCRIPT ENABLED.
Perhaps people who use this should add:
Then at least if you have the option to turn on Javascript, you’ll know that it’ll help. For the application I’ve been making it would not work well without Javascript (though for reading the wiki it wouldn’t matter, only for editing content).
This is one of those techniques you look at and say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” I may just use it. Status messages aren’t usually critical, so I think it could be justified to use this in certain environments despite the lack of accessibility for folks w/out JavaScript (which in addition to the other cases discussed above includes many mobile clients).
I still stick to the premise that applications should be usable without JavaScript, but usability enhanced when you ARE using JavaScript. Unfortunately I’d rate this kind of status message as something that is required to make the site usable at all. I’d love a better solution to this problem though.
On principle I used to feel strongly that applications shouldn’t require Javascript. Then at some time I realized it was just principle, and not real reasons, so I’ve become much more lax. As a reader you should never need Javascript, but as a writer (i.e., editor, commenter, interacter) I don’t see the motivation anymore.
“”" As a reader you should never need Javascript, but as a writer (i.e., editor, commenter, interacter) I don’t see the motivation anymore. “”"
OTHO, using “whole page” caching on the writer interface seems a bit weird. There might indeed be the case of a post handler redirecting to the reader interface after a successfull modification (edit, comment, whatever), but then you obviously want to invalidate the cache to take the modification into account.
This being said, I’m not personnaly dogmatic on “requiring javascript” or not, nor on how to best use it – it really depends on the kind of application and the target audience. So I wouldn’t comment on your design decision to use js for notification here – I just don’t have enough context !-)
@donovan
you should check out jugl for templating or the javascript db written in javascript. ok… it’s still server side.
re: about how sites should work with javascript
I think this is what separates web applications from websites (or maybe a particular kind of web application from websites in general).
It’s a bit like saying “All gui applications should have a command line interface that is as good as the gui or I’m going home”. especially in the mobile realm, this simply doesn’t make any sense at all anymore.
for better or worse, people are building web application and sometimes even browser implementations for solving specific problems with almost no or severely circumscribed regard to cross browser compatibility. For web sites this would be inaccessible and flippant.
But for web applications, the audience is the market, not the browser. Javascript is being allowed to access some seriously deep things that html and form encoding can’t touch. combined with html5 persistence, and literally the web application is nothing but an easily updatable set of instructions.
In the past I’ve handled flash messages and caching by not caching the whole page, just segments / data. The result was any cached url still contained some minimal business logic. This approach allowed me to display dynamic user data and still have the main database heavy content cached. The benefits of this are its accessible.
In fact the only data I returned from the database when I hit a cached page was the users session data. This provided me an easy way to have dynamic content such as logged in status, flash messages and still have the benefits of a cache.
Ummm, I don’t get it. If you use cookies for this sort of message-passing, what happens if the user has two windows open? I can see all sorts of race conditions happening this way. And since we’re talking Internet, with unpredictable packet drops and reordering, it’s not so unlikely to happen (think about mobile or third-world countries).
Example:
It’s not clear to me whether the onload check happens for every page or just for /c. But even in the latter case, the race is still possible.
Hi Ian,
Just a quick FYI. I’ve implemented a small python module + js code for TG2 heavily inspired by this article (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/WebFlash/). If using python 2.6 it has no dependency outside the stdlib (else simplejson), JS part has no dependency at all. Thanks for the inspiration!
Alberto
Why not add an accessible iframe?
eg
where /show-flash is uncached and reads the cookie through HTTP.
Sorry that should be


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read_gbq
Load data from Google BigQuery.
This function requires the pandas-gbq package.
See the How to authenticate with Google BigQuery guide for authentication instructions.
SQL-Like Query to return data values.
Google BigQuery Account project ID. Optional when available from the environment.
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List of BigQuery column names in the desired order for results DataFrame.
Force Google BigQuery to re-authenticate the user. This is useful if multiple accounts are used.
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google.oauth2.service_account.Credentials
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New in version 0.24.0.
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google-cloud-bigquery-storage
fastavro
New in version 0.25.0.
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tqdm
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None
No progress bar.
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'tqdm_gui'
Use the tqdm.tqdm_gui() function to display a progress bar as a graphical dialog box.
tqdm.tqdm_gui()
Note that his feature requires version 0.12.0 or later of the pandas-gbq package. And it requires the tqdm package. Slightly different than pandas-gbq, here the default is None.
New in version 1.0.0.
DataFrame representing results of query.
See also
pandas_gbq.read_gbq
This function in the pandas-gbq library.
DataFrame.to_gbq
Write a DataFrame to Google BigQuery.


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Same opinion as Brain, waiting for the Beta though. Maybe my opinion will change then.
juress
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This is the least revolutionary game I've seen. Incredibly overhyped and frankly, I expected more from Respawn.
Meaurk
Global Moderator
If we're gonna talk about expectations, I really put all my money on The Division.
juress
Theme Developer
Meaurk wrote:
If we're gonna talk about expectations, I really put all my money on The Division.
Ditto :)
Dendari
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I was kinda hyped but after seeing some Alpha gameplay videos it didn't impress me too much, in fact the infantry gameplay reminds me of CoD, maybe the mech gameplay will bring something new.
Brady_The
My initial thought when I saw the gameplay videos was "CoD with Mechs". We'll see how it turns out. Also, it's published by EA so I don't really expect anything good.
Meaurk
Global Moderator
And besides it reminds me to Call of Duty, I really don't like the max players is 6 VS 6.
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Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
I expect the following scenario: Massively overhyped - Many will buy it because all trailers and other official promotion stuff will look epic. Release will be buggy and servers will be underpowered for release. The game will be unfinished on release. In the end, it will end like MOHW.
I expect NOTHING anymore from a game with EA as publisher - I failed with SimCity and BF4, that will be my last fails.
Nano
Global Moderator
BrainFooLong wrote:
I expect the following scenario: Massively overhyped - Many will buy it because all trailers and other official promotion stuff will look epic. Release will be buggy and servers will be underpowered for release. The game will be unfinished on release. In the end, it will end like MOHW.
I expect NOTHING anymore from a game with EA as publisher - I failed with SimCity and BF4, that will be my last fails.
Me too. I expect at least 2 or 3 months of fun.
I don't expect too much from EA anymore. They fail a lot lately...
kurtextrem
Anyone else got a beta invite? :D
Brady_The
kurtextrem wrote:
Anyone else got a beta invite? :D
Nope. Not yet. But I am not to fixated on getting an Invite. Anyway, have fun.
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I'm looking forward to it, but I can't get it when it's released, because Microsoft still haven't decided when to launch the Xbox One in Sweden (I could import, but I'd rather not).
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T3RRORTOAST
Community Manager
kurtextrem wrote:
Anyone else got a beta invite? :D
yes, 1x for pc and 2x for xbox one (all redeemed) :P
T3RRORTOAST
Community Manager
T3RRORTOAST wrote:
[quote=kurtextrem]Anyone else got a beta invite? :D
yes, 1x for pc and 2x for xbox one (all redeemed) :P
btw. Titanfall is a really awesome game!
younGviLA
oooooooohhh that game looks super sexy
ORFK
Global Moderator
BrainFooLong wrote:
In my opinion, a Call of Duty with Mechs.
i think the same.. to much PR for bad games, like everytime when EA is publishing something "new".
thats typically for EA. good game, small PR, bad game, big PR, and when did EA small PR last time? actually i doens't really know anymore *laughing*
Meaurk wrote:
If we're gonna talk about expectations, I really put all my money on The Division.
well i'm not REALLY sure if this would be really so good as it look atm. discussed with a friend of mine about it and he thinks it would have more/the same restrictions than gtav by rockstar games.
BrainFooLong wrote:
I expect NOTHING anymore from a game with EA as publisher - I failed with SimCity and BF4, that will be my last fails.
Nano wrote:
I don't expect too much from EA anymore. They fail a lot lately..
ahhh look at it :-D i told this more than one year ago but nobody believes me!
i think you should what these to videos about EA but i will open for this a new topic xD
pls see:
If we're gonna talk about expectations, I really put all my money on The Division.
well i'm not REALLY sure if this would be really so good as it look atm. discussed with a friend of mine about it and he thinks it would have more/the same restrictions than gtav by rockstar games.
True, but you can not compare GTAV and The Divison with each other. That's like comparing Call of Duty with Battlefield. Loads of people do it, but they are two different games. :-)
ORFK
Global Moderator
what i mean is: in GTAV they told it would be really dinamyc with the robbery missions. finally you had only 2 or 3 missions where you could choose between two options, not more! i think by the division could it goes to the same direction, that you dont have so many options they're told.
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Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Tested the BETA right now for about 2 hours.
Good tutorial about all possible features.
*Very fast gameplay.
*Titan plays like a typical mech-machine.
* In basic no weapon recoil/spread (like COD) - Require less skill, forces fast gameplay.
* Many in-game messages and especially when many titans are on the battlefield it confuses me alot, just shotin randomly on all moving objects.
* For the current average graphics it requires a lot PC power - Stuck on my computer with 1920x1080 on medium settings. BF4 runs fine at high on the same resolution. Maybe a Beta Issue.
* Fresh new mechanics with vertical gameplay because of double jumps, wallruns and a combination of them.
* Pretty much all feels very similar to COD - XP, Menu, Interface, Gameplay.
For me, i don't will buy that game. Just another solid shooter but no highlight for me.


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Classes in this package can be readily used by applications, or they can be used as examples when you need to roll your own {@link org.kohsuke.args4j.CmdLineOption} class.


Hello guys, why does not add the user to radar, as in BetterBattlelog for BF 3?
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Because it's not that easy anymore to get a list of all players to a server in the serverbrowser.
Some extra requests are required for the selected server in the serverbrowser to get a list of all players (before livescoreboard it was impossible).
But maybe they changed something in the meanwhile - I need to recheck my options.
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Thanks for the explanation, I was not sure if the error is not only on my side.
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In BF3 there was a lot of cheaters that we catch and share the list.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Upcoming in next release.
Hacker
BrainFooLong wrote:
Upcoming in next release.
Figures, I'm removing the POS (it is now) because of it,
Hacker
BrainFooLong wrote:
Upcoming in next release.
You may remove my account, Even the E-mail address is a spam collector.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
@Hacker
I don't understand any of that what you say.
ORFK
Global Moderator
BrainFooLong wrote:
@Hacker
I don't understand any of that what you say.
take it easy, you're not alone :-D
Rotten-Necros
when are we getting player radar back???
Dendari
Translator
Rotten-Necros wrote:
when are we getting player radar back???
Next release.
BrainFooLong wrote:
Upcoming in next release.
Or you can download the DEV Channel release if you want it now.


On September 27, 1954, David Olaniyi Oyedepo was born in Osogbo, Nigeria, but is a native of Omu-Aran, Irepodun Local Government Area of Kwara State. He was raised in a mixed religious family. His father, Ibrahim, was a Muslim healer. His mother, Dorcas, was a member of the Holy Order of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church (C&S), a branch of the Aladura movement in Nigeria. He was raised by his grandmother in Osogbo, who introduced him to the virtues of Christian life via early morning prayers which she attended with him. She also taught him the importance of tithing.
Oyedepo studied architecture at the Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin. He also received a PhD in Human Development from Honolulu University, Hawaii, US.
Oyedepo worked briefly with the Federal Ministry of Housing in Ilorin before resigning to concentrate on missionary work
Oyedepo was "born again" in 1969, through the influence of his teacher, Betty Lasher, who took an interest in him during his high school days.. According to him, he received a mandate from God through an 18-hour vision in May 1981, to liberate the world from all oppression of the devil through the preaching of the word of faith. This is the inaugural vision that led to the founding of the Living Faith Church World Wide (LFCWW), first called Liberation Faith Hour Ministries, in 1981.Two years later, on September 17, 1983, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, ordained David and his wife, Florence Abiola Akano (known as Faith Abiola Oyedepo) to become pastors and officially commissioned the new church.
Five years later, Oyedepo was ordained as Bishop. Living Faith Church (AKA Winners Chapel International) started in Kaduna but moved to Lagos, the former capital of Nigeria in July 1989, to start a new branch of the church after Oyedepo claimed to have received instructions from God to reach out to the people of Lagos. Oyedepo is the wealthiest preacher in Nigeria with a net worth of over US$150 million. The church owns four private jets and several buildings, including in London and the US. Oyedepo is an author and publisher who has written over 70 titles apart from periodicals. He is the chairman/publisher of Dominion Publishing House (DPH), a publishing arm of the ministry. DPH has over 4 million prints in circulation to date. Through Oyedepo; Covenant University, Faith Academy and Kingdom Heritage Model Schools have been established to equip the youth for global impact. The construction of a third university named Crown University is already underway, located in Calabar, Cross River, Nigeria.
In 1998, Oyedepo claimed he was instructed by God to build a new base for the Commission to accommodate the increasing number of worshippers. This resulted in Oyedepo's church's acquisition of the initial 530-acre (2.1 km2) facility, known as Canaanland, which serves as the headquarters. It is the home of the 50,000-seat capacity auditorium, the 'Faith Tabernacle'. This was a feat also recorded by the Guinness Book of Records. Faith Tabernacle was reported as the Worlds' Largest Church Auditorium in December 2005 Construction was completed within 12 months. Reports also claimed that this building was built debt free. This 50,000-seat edifice was dedicated on September 18, 1999, under the administration of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. [9] Canaanland is in Ota, Ogun state and is the 5,000-acre (20 km2) estate and campus, that houses The 50,000 seat auditorium, the church secretariat, the church's youth chapel, a primary school called Kingdom heritage model school, a full boarding mission secondary school called Faith Academy, with over 1,500 students and the Covenant University facilities -[10] which accommodates over 7,000 students, fully resident in ultra-modern hostel facilities - with fully equipped faculty buildings and numerous staff housing facilities. Canaanland campus also has for-profit establishments operated by the church such as a bakery, a bottled water processing plant, a petrol station, various restaurants and shopping stores, several residential houses that provide for the over 2,000 church employees and guesthouses. Four banks are also present on this Estate, three of which are branches of external commercial banks and one which is a community and micro-finance Bank and operated by the Church.
The whole of Canaanland which includes a proposed 15,000 housing estate known as Canaan City had increased to 17,000 acres as at 2012.[11] The Ministry's biggest annual meeting Shiloh, holds every December in the same Faith Tabernacle and often welcomes thousands of congregants across the world.
The teachings of Oyedepo have put him in the category of what is commonly called the Word of Faith Movement. He has referred to principal exponents of the Faith Movement such as Kenneth Copeland, Gloria Copeland, the late Kenneth Hagin, E. W. Kenyon, T. L. Osborn, Smith Wigglesworth as well as renowned Nigerian preachers; Enoch Adeboye and the late Benson Idahosa as mentors. As with many of his influences, Oyedepo has been described as a preacher of the prosperity gospel. Winners Chapel International operates a Bible training programme known as the Word of Faith Bible Institute for members and non-members alike to develop knowledge of Christian principles as well as to develop leaders and future pastors. The institute is run in major branches of the Church. Oyedepo is the president of David Oyedepo Ministries International (DOMI). DOMI is the umbrella organisation comprising Living Faith Church World Wide (a global network of churches), World Mission Agency (WMA); the global missionary arm of the church's operations, Dominion Publishing House; the publishing arm of the church, Covenant University, and the Social Development Missions projects - made up of hospitals, maternity homes, schools, etc. Oyedepo has criticised corruption in Africa as a whole and poor leadership in government.
Oyedepo's church also operates its own publishing house, called Dominion Publishing House (DPH), commissioned on December 5, 1992, which has published over 70 Christian, inspirational and motivational books, mini books, magazines and other resources.
Some of his authored books include:Life is not a funfair, life is a warfare” ... “We live in a thinker's world, thinkers rule the world; If you are not a thinker, you end up as a slave.” ... “The Church has celebrated the place of the spirit. ...


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