The disadvantages of Single Page Applications
Single Page Applications (SPAs) have become extremely popular on the web, because they are supposed to provide a more fluid user experience. However, there are many UX and technical problems that arise from architecting websites this way. Before getting to them, let’s first discuss the difference between an SPA and a traditional multi-page website (MPW).
What’s the difference between a Single Page App and an Multi-page Website? Whilst it’s common to associate MVC, MVVM, XHR, DOM manipulation (and more) with an SPA, this article doesn’t address them because they could also be used in an MPW.
What really defines an SPA is the fact that the routing is handled by the client-side application using Javascript, instead of the server.
This means the application handles the browsing instead of the browser. Attempting to mimic the browser using Javascript is what causes these self-induced issues. Let’s take a look.
- Navigation and fast back Browsers store history, meaning pages load quickly when the user presses the back button. SPAs need to recreate this functionality. As Daniel Puplus says in his article:
“Back should be quick; users don’t expect data to have changed much.
“When a user presses the browser’s back button they expect the change to happen quickly and for the page to be in a similar state to how it was last time they saw it.
“In the traditional web model the browser will typically be able use a cached version of the page and linked resources.
“In a naive implementation of a SPA hitting back will do the same thing as clicking a link, resulting in a server request, additional latency, and possibly visual data changes.”
When ‘navigating’, the application will need a method of storing and retrieving ‘pages’ from a cache. Unless of course you want to slow down the loading ‘pages’, which is meant to be a significant benefit of SPAs. Storage options could include memory, local (or session) storage, client-side database and cookies.
Note: The words ‘navigating’ and ‘pages’ are in quotes because SPAs, by definition, don’t have the concept of navigation and pages in the traditional sense. Quotes will be discarded going forward for brevity.
The application will also need to determine when to store and retrieve pages from the cache. Navigation typically utilises pushState or hashchange and the application will need to differentiate between the user changing the URL (via clicking a link or typing a URL in the location bar) or manually hitting back/forward, which is not straightforward.
- Navigation and remembering scroll history position Browsers conveniently remember the scroll position of pages you have visited and as Daniel Puplus says in his article:
“Lots of sites get this wrong and it’s really annoying. When the user navigates using the browser’s forward or back button the scroll position should be the same as it was last time they were on the page. This sometimes works correctly on Facebook but sometimes doesn’t. Google+ always seems to lose your scroll position.”
Clicking forward or back should remember the scroll position, but unfortunately, as SPAs rely on faux navigation, this functionality is lost. Upon navigation, the application will need to remember the scroll position so that it can be retrieved later. This is a topic heavily related to “Navigation and fast back” discussed previously.
- Cancelling navigation The browser provides a cancel button which when pressed, cancels the loading of the requested page. If a user clicks another link, the browser will cancel the previous request if one is in progress. This is useful for performance and also ensures the user’s internet data allowance isn’t eaten up unnecessarily.
SPA pages are likely to be retrieved via XHR, meaning several requests could be in progress at the same time; the first page request might be loaded last, even though it should have been cancelled out by the second page request. Also, the same link could be clicked twice, meaning the page will be requested (and loaded) twice, which is not efficient and could also cause visual glitches.
The application will need to handle this functionality too. This means exposing a custom cancel button (undesirable), and the duplicate requests need handling as well as cancelling all previous in-progress requests.
Navigation and data loss Browsers normally provide the beforeunload event which allows the application to warn against losing unsaved changes. The application router will need to provide a hook to replicate this functionality i.e. ‘beforeRouting’.
Search engine ranking Whilst some SPAs don’t require SEO, for those that do solutions aren’t straightforward.
Loading CSS & Javascript If an SPA grows to a significant size, loading the entire application on page load may be detrimental to the experience because it’s akin to loading all pages of a website when only the home page was requested. Unfortunately, this leads to attempting to load CSS and JS for certain pages. Script loading is notoriously difficult and contains unreliable hacks which can can be fatal to the reliability of the application.
Analytics is harder to implement Analytics tools will normally track page views and related tools without any extra effort but because an SPA page isn’t really a page, this has to be handled with extra script which is triggered by the application router.
Automated functional testing Whilst you can use Selenium (and other equivalents) to test SPAs, extra effort is required to handle timeouts of XHR calls because there is no signal to Selenium that an XHR call has finished, like there is when a real page finishes loading. This leads to more questions and problems; How long should the timeout be? What happens if it takes longer than normal? The test execution will likely be slower too.
Performance problems Pages are “long lived” increasing the chance of exposing a memory leak due to lack of page reloads. This is known to degrade UX and cause battery drain on mobile devices.
Loading indicator issues When a traditional page is requested, the browser shows a loading indicator custom to that browser. This provides the most accurate indication of when a page will finish loading. With client-side routing, you have to implement your own loading indicator which is detrimental to the User Experience for two reasons:
First, the Javascript implemented loading indicator is inaccurate in terms of progress, because it doesn’t have access to progress information like the browser does and second, it’s disorientating to the user because the individual gets used to the behaviour of their chosen browser and unconsciously and intuitively understands where to look for this information. A Javascript solution is always different.
- It’s going to fail! Everyone has Javascript, Right? Wrong. It’s going to fail and because SPAs depend on many different Javascript enhancements, when it does fail it will do so in a fatal way as they tend not to conform to Progressive Enhancement.
Summary Whilst SPAs are meant to provide a better experience, it’s clear and ironic that they are much harder to design and build with a result that is detrimental to the user.
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Scenario: Finding out CEA agent information provided by Gov Data
Step 1: Download and unzip the data
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GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull (x, y : int, text : string,
joinID : int, actionProc : procedure x (), alignment : int, shortCut : char) : int
A slider is a widget that allows the user to select one of a set of values. It has a real-life equivalent in the old car stereos where a single station is selected at a time. That is, one of the buttons in the radio group is always selected, and if another button in the group is selected, the previously selected button is unselected.
A radio group is created by first creating a single radio button. To add another button to the group, a second radio button is created specifying the first radio button in the joinID parameter. Subsequent radio buttons are added, each specifying a previous member of the group in the joinID parameter.
The x and y parameters specify the lower-left corner of the radio button (unless alignment is set to GUI.RIGHT, in which case they specify the lower-right corner of the radio button). If these are both 1 and joinID is not zero, then the button will be placed directly below the previous radio button in the group. The text parameter specifies the text (or label) beside the radio button. The joinID parameter specifies a member of the radio group that this widget should join. A joinID of 0 sepecifies this radio button is not a member of any group. The actionProc parameter is the name of a procedure that is called when the radio button is selected. In GUI.CreateRadioButton, the radio button's text is always to the right of the actual radio button. In GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull, the text can be set to the right or left of the radio button with the alignment parameter.
For GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull, the alignment parameter specifies the position of the radio button in relation to the text as well as the meaning of the x and y parameters. The alignment parameter is one of 0, GUI.LEFT, or GUI.RIGHT. An alignment of 0 is the default and is the same as GUI.LEFT. GUI.LEFT means the actual box in the check box appears to the left of the check box's label and (x, y) specify the lower-left corner. An alignment of GUI.RIGHT means that the actual box appears to the right of the radio button's label and (x, y) specify the lower-right corner of the radio button. The shortcut parameter is the keystroke to be used as the button's shortcut.
A radio button's size is not specified during creation. It is determined based on the size of the text. Instead the user specifies the lower-left corner of the radio button (or the lower-right if the radio button is right justified).
import GUI
View.Set ("graphics:350;80")
var radio : array 1 .. 6 of int % The radio button IDs.
procedure RadioPressed
Text.Locate (1, 1)
put "Radio Button " ..
for i : 1 .. 6
if radio (i) = GUI.GetEventWidgetID then
put i ..
end if
end for
put " Selected"
end RadioPressed
radio (1) := GUI.CreateRadioButton (15, maxy 35,
"Radio Button 1", 0, RadioPressed)
radio (2) := GUI.CreateRadioButton ( 1, 1, "Radio Button 2",
radio (1), RadioPressed)
radio (3) := GUI.CreateRadioButton ( 1, 1, "Radio Button 3",
radio (2), RadioPressed)
radio (4) := GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull (maxx 15, maxy 35,
"Radio Button A (Shortcut: 'a')", 0, RadioPressed,
GUI.RIGHT, 'a')
radio (5) := GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull ( 1, 1,
"Radio Button B (Shortcut: 'b')", radio (4), RadioPressed,
GUI.RIGHT, 'b')
radio (6) := GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull ( 1, 1,
"Radio Button C (Shortcut: 'c')", radio (5), RadioPressed,
GUI.RIGHT, 'c')
loop
exit when GUI.ProcessEvent
end loop
When GUI.CreateRadioButton or GUI.CreateRadioButtonFull is called, the newly created picture will be displayed immediately unless GUI.DisplayWhenCreated has been called with the display parameter set to false.
When a radio button is not enabled, the radio button is grayed out and the radio button no longer responds to any mouse clicks or keystrokes until the button is enabled again.
| GUI.Show, GUI.Hide, GUI.Enable, GUI.Disable, GUI.Dispose, GUI.GetX, GUI.GetY, GUI.GetWidth, GUI.GetHeight, GUI.SetPosition, GUI.SetSize, GUI.SetPositionAndSize, GUI.SetLabel, GUI.SelectRadio |
This means that you can only call the function by calling GUI.CreateRadioButton, not by calling CreateRadioButton.


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We were asked to reflect on the refactoring process of our site. The good news is, I didn't struggle too much getting the site to how it is now, sans Bootstrap or Jekyll. Though not quite at the stage of mobile-friendly, I think I did a pretty good job capturing a relatively responsive design on other devices. Truth be told, the past 6 weeks have been pretty bootstrap-heavy for me. I'd been commissioned to do some work for a client in New York, where I helped get his set up with a static, but modern landing page for his company, bVivid. Come check out the work I did at bvivid.com
Taking on the added responsibility of making someone's website from scratch proved challenging through the weeks of this off-site experience, but incredibly useful. I feel much, MUCH more comfortable with html and CSS, as well as the bootstrap web framework. The biggest challenge with designing a website is the starting point. I'm proud of the work I've done, and for the first time in my tech-life, I have something to show for it!
Taking a break from bootstrap to work on my site proved very fun. Still a bit of work to do with perfecting the design, but thanks for checking it out regardless! Now, on to more pressing matters:
We've spent the better part of 9 weeks working with code, and I've been required to write two blog posts a week about it. Given that I just did a rehash of my site, I figured it might be a good idea *not* to feature a coding blog post on the front page to start. Sometimes a good break is most needed. Instead I've decided that it would be a good idea to shamelessly talk about folk music.
I'm a sucker for good folk. I've noticed that many choose to listen to more upbeat tunes while they study or work, but I've found that the softer stuff helped me to focus more than the loud stuff. It's entirely possible that this could be a reflection of my inherently somber nature -- after all, folk music isn't necessarily a happy affair. That being said, it's generally pretty beautiful and makes for a good backdrop to an otherwise studious evening.
So, if you're at all like me and enjoy a good, slow ensemble to your frantic coding mishaps, I'd recommend taking a look at the following records, as you should find them just right to capture that mood:
Starting with the absolutely most depressing, Carrie and Lowell is a recently released album, the latest addition to Sufjan Steven's excellent body of work. The music in this record takes a decidedly darker turn from his earlier work, however; gone are the days of the vibrant flutters in Michigan and Illinois, the bombastic glitchiness of Enjoy Your Rabbit. This is Sufjan at his most stripped down. With minimal instrumentation and lyrics that seem to tell us more about this artist than we've heard before, it provides a great means of introspection as well as a soft backdrop on a quiet evening.
Granted, this record is not for everyone. When I say it's an extremely dark record, I do not exaggerate -- this can either make someone feel calm (like myself) or bring one to the verge of tears, depending on your mood and current situation. But it is, without a doubt, an incredibly beautiful album.
Along similar lines as the previous album, I Speak Because I Can is a record I've grown to love over the last few years I've had it with me. Though not as dark as a sad Sufjan Album, Laura Marling evokes a deep empathy and sadness when she sings -- as well as a solid technical guitar accompaniment -- reminiscent of Joni Mitchell. Her lyrics pierce the soul, with songs like 'Rambling Man' and 'Made by Maid' bringing to life a rich narrative. Laura Sings in a way that feels much older than she actually is -- there is a wisdom in her voice, and it's not difficult to be entranced by that wisdom as she carries you through this record effortlessly.


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People Are Appalled By Barnaby Joyce’s Comments About Bushfire Victims
by Rachael ConaghanConservative politicians like Gladys Berejiklian and Scott Morrison have been scrambling all week to silence talk of climate change by claiming discussion around the bushfires should not be “politicised”.
Now one of their own, Barnaby Joyce, has come out saying that two of the people who died in the recent NSW fires were likely to be Greens voters — while simultaneously blaming the party for the increasing number of bushfires.
Joyce appeared on Sky News this morning to criticise the Greens over their opposition to hazard reduction burns. He claims that complex vegetation management laws are getting in the way of reducing fuel loads and in turn leading to bigger bushfires.
Meanwhile, he remains steadfast in his climate change denial.
“I acknowledge that the two people who died were most likely people who voted for the Green party — I’m not going to start attacking them,” he was quoted as saying.
Whether he wanted to attack them or not, many saw the link as not only presumptuous and ridiculously irrelevant, but in extremely poor taste.
Three people have so far died in the fires in New South Wales; two of them were caught up in the Kangawalla fires, near Glenn Innes, in Barnaby’s own electorate of New England.
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Science Exhibition & Fete
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Sports Day
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Prize distribution ceremony by the Manager Mrs. Geeta Patel
National Cadet Corps
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Weigthlifting event on Sports Day
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Pyramind formation
Result Day
Small Scholars of SSPS holding their earned badges.
Rainbow Celebration
Dance, Music , Drama & other showcase of talents at "RAINBOW" Annual Day Celebration
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Rainbow Celebration
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Senior Farewell
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Earth Day Celebration
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Founders Day Celebration
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Children's Day Celebration
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National Cleaniness Day
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Save Earth
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Blue World School Trip
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Debate Competition
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Unity Day March
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Cheer Leading
Cheer leading performance by SPPS girls.
Dandiya Celebrations
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Sports Day
Fun events for junior class students on sports Day.
Pollution Awareness March
SPPS NCC cadets marching to support "Mega Pollution Awareness"


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It all got started when my friend C.Q. took me to Wal-Mart after a Mardi Gras parade (I live in South Louisiana). He was telling me about all the fun he and his friends had had on robitussin while I was a good catholic boy at a good catholic high school. So, he bought two bottles of maximum strength robitussin, one for me and one for him. When we got home he found that he couldn't choke down his bottle, he had done so much that now the smell made him vomit. Jokingly he handed me his bottle, saying 'You drink it.' I had already slammed down mine, so I drank his before he could stop me. He looked at me for a long moment, then said, and I quote 'Oh dear. Well, now you're in for it.'
We went back to his bedroom, and he told me to lie down and relax. I did. This was about the same time I discovered the Cure, and I asked him to put their 'Pornography' album on.
The first hint of a trip was an apparent slowing of the world around me. Then C.Q., in a brilliant move, announced that he was tired and turned off the light, leaving me awaiting a trip I was totally unprepared for in the dark with this hideously evil music playing. Playing ad infinitum, as he had put it on repeat. Eventually I became EXTREMELY paranoid, and the room seemed to become quite hot. I was convinced that the devil himself was there in the room. I did not think 'Oh I'm on drugs' or anything like that. To me, it really and truly appeared that Satan was there with me. The room seemed awash in a hellish glow, which can probably be partially attributed to my pupils dilating to the extreme.
I went on like this for the entire night (from about 2am til 7am) and when C.Q. awoke he said I was pale and sweating profusely, and gripping the bedsheets for dear life. I actually remember very little from the actual trip, I only remember the feeling that there was a tremendously evil presence there with me, and that the room was extremely hot. I'm no mystic, I am certain that these effects were due to the combination of the music, the darkness, and, of course, the 700mg of DXM coursing through me, and not some actual demonic presence. However, it was still the most terrifying experience of my life, and one I will never attempt to repeat.
I have done DXM since, mostly in smaller (200-400mg) doses, and in more positive settings. We (C.Q. and I, sometimes with other friends) mostly take it and go into the world to confuse and frighten the insulated residents of our small town.
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- Right Ascension: 06 08 10
- Declination: +29 00
- Size (/arcmin): 50
- Type: S
- Flux density at 1 GHz (/Jy): 0.5
- Spectral Index: 0.4
- Radio: Incomplete shell.
- Optical: Brighter in S and NW.
- X-ray: Diffuse emission.
References:
- Kothes et al. 1998, A&A, 331, 661. Effelsberg 100-m at 1.4, 2.7, 4.9 and 10.5 GHz (9.'4: S=0.36±0.08 Jy, 4.'4: S=0.25±0.04 Jy, 2.'5: S=0.20±0.02 Jy and 1.'2: S=0.15±0.03 Jy), plus X-ray upper limit.
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- Reich 2002, in NSPS, p1. Effelsberg 100-m at 2.7 GHz and 4.9 GHz (3').
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- Sun et al. 2011, A&A, 536, A83. Urumqi 25-m at 5 GHz (9.'5: S=0.26±0.5 Jy) including polarisation and review of flux densities.
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- Sezer et al. 2012, MNRAS, 427, 1168. Optical and XMM-Newton observations.
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- Jeong et al. 2012, Ap&SS, 342, 389. CO observations of region.
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| CTC | Control Term Clock |
| CTR | Control Term Reset |
| CTS | Control Term Set |
| CTE | Control Term Output Enable |
| DFF | D Flip-Flop |
| DDFF | Dual-edge triggered D Flip-Flop |
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| GCK# | Global Clock number |
| GTS# | Global Output Enable number |
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| IR | Direct Input Register |
| KPR | Keeper |
| Latch | Transparent latch |
| MC# | Macrocell number |
| O | Output |
| OD | Open Drain |
| PU | Pullup |
| PD | Pulldown |
| /S | After any flop/latch type indicates initial state is Set |
| TCK | Test clock |
| TDI | Test data input |
| TDO | Test data output |
| TFF | Toggle Flip-Flop |
| TDFF | Dual edge triggered Toggle Flip-Flop |
| TMS | Test mode select |
| VREF | Voltage Reference |


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 If you don't believe me, I'll prove it to you. Take a look at the code below, and make a small changes to it.
One of the first things any programmer learns to do, is how to say "Hello world!" Run this file and see how it works. Try replacing "world" with your own name.


6 May 2009 - As of 16:00 GMT, 6 May 2009, 23 countries have officially reported 1893 cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection.
Mexico has reported 942 laboratory confirmed human cases of infection, including 29 deaths. The United States has reported 642 laboratory confirmed human cases, including two deaths.
The following countries have reported laboratory confirmed cases with no deaths - Austria (1), Canada (165), China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (1), Colombia (1), Costa Rica (1), Denmark (1), El Salvador (2), France (5), Germany (9), Guatemala (1), Ireland (1), Israel (4), Italy (5), Netherlands (1), New Zealand (5), Portugal (1), Republic of Korea (2), Spain (73), Sweden (1), Switzerland (1) and the United Kingdom (28).
WHO is not recommending travel restrictions related to the outbreak of the influenza A(H1N1) virus.
Individuals who are ill should delay travel plans and returning travellers who fall ill should seek appropriate medical care. These recommendations are prudent measures which can limit the spread of many communicable diseases, including influenza.
Further information on the situation will be available on the WHO website on a regular basis.


Alibaba to exercise full retail tranche in Hong Kong listing: sources
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will raise up to US$12.9 billion in its Hong Kong secondary listing, pricing its shares at a 2.8per cent discount to their last closing price in New York, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
HONG KONG: Alibaba has exercised its full retail tranche, from 2.5per cent to 10per cent, in its Hong Kong secondary listing, thanks to oversubscription, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Earlier, three sources told Reuters the Chinese e-commerce giant would raise up to US$12.9 billion in the listing.
(Reporting by Scott Murdoch and Julie Zhu; Editing by Anne Marie Roantree and Clarence Fernandez)


The following table lists all available options:
| Name | Type | Scriptable | Indexable | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
align |
number | string |
Yes | Yes | 'center' |
anchor |
string |
Yes | Yes | 'center' |
backgroundColor |
Style | null |
Yes | Yes | null |
borderColor |
Style | null |
Yes | Yes | null |
borderRadius |
number |
Yes | Yes | 0 |
borderWidth |
number |
Yes | Yes | 0 |
clamp |
boolean |
Yes | Yes | false |
clip |
boolean |
Yes | Yes | false |
color |
Style |
Yes | Yes | defaultFontColor |
display |
boolean | string |
Yes | Yes | true |
font |
object |
Yes | Yes | - |
font.family |
string |
- | - | defaultFontFamily |
font.size |
string |
- | - | defaultFontSize |
font.style |
string |
- | - | defaultFontStyle |
font.weight |
string |
- | - | 'normal' |
font.lineHeight |
number | string |
- | - | 1.2 |
formatter |
function | null |
- | - | - |
labels |
object |
- | - | undefined |
listeners |
object |
- | - | {} |
offset |
number |
Yes | Yes | 4 |
opacity |
number |
Yes | Yes | 1 |
padding |
number | object |
Yes | Yes | - |
padding.top |
number |
- | - | 4 |
padding.right |
number |
- | - | 4 |
padding.bottom |
number |
- | - | 4 |
padding.left |
number |
- | - | 4 |
rotation |
number |
Yes | Yes | 0 |
textAlign |
string |
Yes | Yes | 'start' |
textStrokeColor |
Style |
Yes | Yes | color |
textStrokeWidth |
number |
Yes | Yes | 0 |
textShadowBlur |
number |
Yes | Yes | 0 |
textShadowColor |
Color |
Yes | Yes | color |
Refer to the Configuration section if you don’t know how to configure these options.
Scriptable options also accept a function which is called for each data and that takes the unique argument context
representing contextual information (see option context).
Example:
color: function(context) {
var index = context.dataIndex;
var value = context.dataset.data[index];
return value < 0 ? 'red' : // draw negative values in red
index % 2 ? 'blue' : // else, alternate values in blue and green
'green';
}
The option context is used to give contextual information when resolving options. It mainly applies to scriptable options but also to some function options such as formatter
.
The context object contains the following properties:
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
active |
bool |
Whether the associated element is hovered (see interactions). |
chart |
Chart |
The associated chart. |
dataIndex |
number |
The index of the associated data. |
dataset |
object |
The dataset at index datasetIndex . |
datasetIndex |
number |
The index of the associated dataset. |
The option context can be extended dynamically with user custom properties, for example to implement event based label customizations & interactions.
Indexable options also accept an array in which each item corresponds to the element at the same index. Note that this method requires to provide as many items as data, so, in most cases, using a function is more appropriate.
Example:
color: [
"red", // color for data at index 0
"blue", // color for data at index 1
"green", // color for data at index 2
"black", // color for data at index 3
//...
];
Style options are usually inputs for fillStyle
or strokeStyle
.
The following values are supported:
Examples:


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Xbox's massive Black Friday game sale is live right now
You buyin'?
by Brett MakedonskiBlack Friday is no longer a day, and it hasn't been for years. Black Friday is a mood, it's a mindset. It's Time To Buy Stuff: November Edition.
That's why, a full nine days before traditional Black Friday, Microsoft has unleashed all its digital sales on Xbox Live. There are well more than 500 items on sale (some full games, some DLC, some cosmetic stuff, and some in-game currency). I tried to list them all, but then the list broke for reasons I can't understand -- leaving me frustrated and sad that I wasted two hours.
So, let's go over some highlights and frame it as curation even though it wasn't my original plan:
- Control -- $39.99
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey Gold Edition (the one that comes with Odyssey, the season pass, and Assassin's Creed III and Liberation Remastered) -- $24.99
- Borderlands 3 -- $40.19
- The Outer Worlds -- $44.99 (Although note this is on Game Pass)
- Life is Strange 2 -- $19.99 (Also on Game Pass, but new episodes are added a few months after launch)
- Hitman 2 -- $14.99
- Monster Hunter World: Iceborne -- $29.99
- Monster Hunter: World + Iceborne -- $40.19
- Resident Evil 2 -- $19.79
- Soulcalibur VI -- $14.99
- The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Game of the Year Edition -- $14.99
- The Division 2 Ultimate Edition -- $29.99
- Rage 2 -- $19.79
- Red Dead Redemption 2 -- $29.99
- Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice -- $38.99
- Doom -- $5.99
- Devil May Cry 5 -- $19.79
That only scratches the surface, of course. If you're inclined to scope out every single deal (and you should be, that's smart consumerism!), ResetEra has the most comprehensive list I could find.
There's one temporary snag, though. The Black Friday sale is only live for Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. For everyone else, the deals start on November 24. No real rush though, as the Xbox Live Black Friday Sale runs through December 2.
Disclosure-bot: Just in case the editor neglected to mention it, we have zero control when deals start and end. Deals can sometimes be gone within minutes (please don't shoot the messenger). Trying deal links even hours after this article's time stamp may lead to self-punching, so maybe bookmark our video game deals if you're on the hunt. Also, it goes without saying, but some shopping links do directly support the author. If you've spotted any inaccuracy please let us know asap.


--- layout: session academic: true title: "Lightning Talks III" code: "EGMAVR" speaker_names_with_affiliations: ['Said Turksever', 'Ilya Zverev (Juno Lab)', 'Beata Tautan-Jancso (Telenav)', 'Sibabrata Choudhury (Envision)', 'Alina Negreanu'] extra_tags: room: "Großer Hörsaal" length: "00:20" time: "Sunday, 10:30" recording: True ---
Said Turksever
Machine-generated map data has the potential to considerably accelerate mapping at scale. Combining it with human review helps ensure high data quality. We’ll show how a simple game-based tool helps verify the map data generated by Mapillary’s AI, and how that data helps enhance OpenStreetMap.
Ilya Zverev
WeeklyOSM is great, but is it the only channel for following news in OpenStreetMap? For most countries, yes. And that is sad. You can change it for the better: start a blog, record a podcast, tweet something. Here I will share my experience at keeping OSM community informed.
Beata Tautan-Jancso
ImproveOSM is a powerful tool that detects and highlights areas in OSM where roads, one-way attributes, and turn restrictions are missing from the map. The first version of the JOSM plugin was released in 2015. Since then, the community has improved almost 200.000 areas with missing roads.
Sibabrata Choudhury
Beginning of 2015 a process of community consultation and community led advocacy in the eastern state of India has resulted in several communities developing maps of their plots which has been a breakthrough experience.
Alina Negreanu
In this talk, the Telenav OpenTerra team will present how they built their data annotation team and the processes they developed in order to assure high-quality annotations, on which their AI algorithms heavily rely on. They will talk about good practices to use when building manual datasets and the hurdles they had to overcome in order to reach their quality requirements, having so far reached more than 600 000 annotations.


In this sublesson, we will walk through the CloudFormation template that launches the application. We'll cover some of the basics of CloudFormation while reviewing the AWS resources that are provisioned as part of this solution. A link to the CloudFormation template is provided below.


High Priest Sylvain:
Correct!
We will move on to the final question.
How should political and military power, currently fragmented throughout this chaotic continent, best be concentrated and used?
"The power should be in the hands of adventurers."
"The power should be balanced by distributing it among the various races."
"The Temple of Einhasad should be the center of all power."
"The power should be used according to the will of all the people: peasants, rulers and adventurers."