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DBI
Perl's Database Interface
About DBIThe DBI is the standard database interface module for Perl. It defines a set of methods, variables and conventions that provide a consistent database interface independent of the actual database being used. DBI ReleasesDBI DriversDBI Extensions |
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| int | compareTo (const Boolean &target) const |
| long | hashCode () const |
| string | toString () const |
| Boolean | operator= (const Boolean &target) |
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| virtual boolean | equals (const Object &o) const |
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| static int | compare (const boolean &target1, const boolean &target2) |
| static boolean | getBoolean (const_string target) |
| static boolean | parseBoolean (const_string target) |
| static string | toString (const boolean &target) |
| static Boolean | valueOf (boolean target) |
| static boolean | valueOf (const_string target) |
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Boolean::compare() Compare tow boolean values. Return 0 if this object represents the same boolean value as the argument; a positive value if this object represents true and the argument represents false; and a negative value if this object represents false and the argument represents true
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Inflection Points
Although the articles on adamalthus.com represent my personal views on the intersection of technology, policy and economics I rarely write about the personal impact of these issues on me. That will be unavoidable with this posting. We sit at the inflection point between two eras of computing: The distributed machine and application focused model of today and the data driven composable service model of the ‘Metaform’ that is now emerging. The profound implications of this technical inflection have created a personal and professional inflection point. It’s time to embark on a new journey…
Over the last three years - working at Warner Music Group - I put together and then benefited from working with a very talented team of leaders, software engineers, user experience designers and process and product managers. This team - along with our rocket scientist development partners DataArt - took a blank sheet of paper, a few ideas about a Composable Enterprise™ and in a very short time birthed a revolutionary, open source, infrastructure agnostic, application and service platform that today runs important production workloads for the company. The combination of composable development model, aggressively agile processes and a purpose built software factory platform has already delivered substantial and quantifiable improvements in ‘Time-to-Value.’
My experience at Warner Music has further reinforced my belief that enterprise software development has to evolve in the direction I outlined in the Composable Enterprise™. The speed, dynamics of competition and uncertainty in today’s business environment make the old model of large scale monolithic application development - with value delivered in huge chunks every eighteen months - irrelevant. I can think of few - if any - business, market, service or product strategies - that aren’t entirely dependent an effective efficient and agile technology foundation. Without that you’re business will be - at best - irrelevant or dead.
Over recent months I’ve come to realize that the Metaform will be the true enabler of the Composable Enterprise™. A platform that exposes the widest range of business functions and data sources through well defined and trusted interfaces will empower the next generation entrepreneurs and forward thinking business leaders. New services and businesses themselves will be ‘composed’ out of the component services and data of other businesses - all made accessible and consumable by the Metaform.
The Metaform will create a market for the component functions and services from which other services and businesses can be built or evolved. Particpating in this market will require an level of technology agility that today few enterprises possess. The emergence of the Metaform opportunity creates an yet another unavoidable imperative for enterprise IT to evolve.
Recognizing the Metaform inflection point reinforced my view that the model we built at Warner Music and the set of ideas embodied in the Composable Enterprise™ are likely to become mainstream. As that happens we will witness a generational shift in the enterprise computing landscape and with that, growing demand for the platforms, tooling and processes that enable that change. I left Warner Music at the end 2014 to pursue that opportunity.
For now there are two parts to my new adventure. The newly founded Innovia Strategies firm will focus on providing advisory services to leaders looking to solve the ‘Time-to-Value’ problem. Our goal is to help leaders understand and then develop, business, organizational and technology strategies to position themselves to take advantage of the Metaform opportunity.
The second part of the puzzle is called n.flex.n. There’s not much more I can say about this project except that “When Time-to-Value really matters, n.flex.n delivers.” Make sure you sign up and you’ll be amongst the first to hear about it when we launch.
I’m pretty confident that a seismic shift in computing model is about to take place that will transform not only enterprise computing but computing as it affects us all. So without the benefit of pre-cognition I’m willing to bank on there being opportunity in this tectonic shift. I have little real idea of where this path will eventually take me but I’m ready to enjoy the journey.


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For each pair B and N in the input, output A as defined above on a line by itself.
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Ever tried to build an e-commerce using Django? Noticed how you pretty much have to choose between Satchmo and Lightning Fast Shop? LFS's code is of great quality but the project is not really modular. Satchmo promises to be modular but the code... well, there is code.
Here comes a new challenger. "Less is more" and Satchless's name is a play on that idea. We believe a good framework should give you just the right tools to prototype, test and build an efficient solution that suits you and your business. It should not provide a generic solution and require you to bend your requirements to fit it. In e-commerce there is no one-size-fits-all.
If you love Django, meet Satchless and fall in love once again. Written from scratch, it consists of 100% beautiful code, 0% hacks and 0% magic. Comes with pre-built "contrib" modules for common cases and enough freedom to never get in your way. Sounds good? Oh, and it comes under the same open-source BSD license.
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Helpers to create output and render functions for using HTML widgets within Shiny applications and interactive Rmd documents.
shinyWidgetOutput( outputId, name, width, height, package = name, inline = FALSE, reportSize = FALSE, reportTheme = FALSE ) shinyRenderWidget(expr, outputFunction, env, quoted, cacheHint = "auto")
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An output or render function that enables the use of the widget within Shiny applications.
# shiny output binding for a widget named 'foo' fooOutput <- function(outputId, width = "100%", height = "400px") { htmlwidgets::shinyWidgetOutput(outputId, "foo", width, height) } # shiny render function for a widget named 'foo' renderFoo <- function(expr, env = parent.frame(), quoted = FALSE) { if (!quoted) { expr <- substitute(expr) } # force quoted htmlwidgets::shinyRenderWidget(expr, fooOutput, env, quoted = TRUE) }


The Java language has a fundamental distinction between Object and primitive types. The JDK provides many method for manipulating and working with Objects. However, there is relatively little support for working with primitive types.
One key example is the Java Collection Framework. This defines a well-known and widely used API for object-based collections. The framework requires each primitive to be wrapped in an object, such as Integer, before they can be used in collections. This has a memory and performance overhead.
The primitives component will provide an API for collections and utilities based on primitives. Wrappers and adaptors will be provided for integration with object-based APIs.
The package will create and maintain a set of collections and utilities for primitive types, distributed under the ASF license.
Primitives relies only on standard JDK 1.2 (or later) APIs for production deployment. It utilizes the JUnit unit testing framework for developing and executing unit tests, but this is of interest only to developers of the component.
No external configuration files are utilized.
The initial codebase was harvested from code in the Commons Collections CVS.
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Southwest Glass & Mirror has been helping the people of our community since the '80s (1989), and we are stronger than ever. Thanks almost exclusively to word-of-mouth recommendations from previous clients we have helped, we have grown and thrived.
Southwest Glass & Mirror was started with the knowledge that custom glass and mirror cutting and glazing always needs the utmost of care for our clients and a respect for their vision. With a discerning eye for detail, decades of experience and a passion for the satisfaction of having a job done well, we have earned our excellent reputation in the field.
Mike Woolley assumed command and ownership of Southwest Glass & Mirror in 2015. Since then, he has greatly grown our reputation and client base and has made Southwest Glass & Mirror the choice for discerning citizens and contractors, alike.
Learning the craft at a young age from his father and grandgather, Mike's approach to his work is simple; do the work as if his grandfather is watching over his shoulder, and make him proud.
Recently, Mike donated 450 custom cut mirrors for all the 3rd grade classes of the Collier County Public School system to aid in their lessons in the use of lasers.
Mike was consulted by local news teams regarding hurricane rediness and what we can do to help protect our homes and our families.
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We're hiring! And we also have tons of internships. Please come talk to us, if you're interested.
It's a seriously cool place to work at.
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- What is a VCS?
- How is Git different?
- How can Git help with school assignments?
- History
What is a VCS?
- A system (software) that manages change to content.
- Usually, the changes are identified by revisions.
Why do you need source control?
Why do you need source control?
- collaboration: allows a team to work on the same set of files.
- change mgmt: introduced a bug? no problem, just roll back.
- tracking ownership and evolution: who made the change, why, how?
- branching: need to test something? needt to fix a bug?
- continous integration: incremental changes can be tested and deployed.
But more importantly, you need git because...
It's the best undo button EVER.
I don't want to teach git when I hire you.
How is Git different?
- Distributed Repositories
- Better Branching and Merging
Distributed Repositories
- Multiple backups. Everyone has a local backup on their machine.
- The server repo is the same as everyone's local repo.
- Can work separately, committing changes, without pushing them to the server.
Better Branching and Merging
- Git tries to make branching simple and easy. You can create and delete branches in seconds.
- Easy to switch contexts.
- Helps for testing, developing, experiments, and releasing.
How can git help with school?
- Have a complete history of which changes you have made (good for tracking down bugs).
- Have an online backup that you can access from anywhere.
History
- Invented by Linus Torvalds.
- Development began on April 3, 2005
- Linux Kernel hosted on git on June 16
Using git
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- HOW TO CLONE A REPO
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- HOW TO GET NEW CONTENT
- HOW TO HANDLE MERGE CONFLICTS
- HOW TO USE BRANCHES
CLONE
'git clone' makes a full copy of the repository
HOW TO GET NEW CONTENT
- 'git pull' fetches commits from the remote repository and merges them into your local repository.
- It is really like an alias for doing a 'git fetch' then a 'git merge'
- In short, a rebase will take your local commits and put them on top of the new commits
- To do a rebase instead of a merge when you do a pull, just do 'git pull --rebase'
HOW TO HANDLE MERGE CONFLICTS
The Inevitable merge conflict
'git pull' CONFLICT!!!1!
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Zend\Uri is a component that aids in manipulating and validating Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) [1]. Zend\Uri exists primarily to service other components, such as Zend\Http\, but is also useful as a standalone utility.
URIs always begin with a scheme, followed by a colon. The construction of the many different schemes varies significantly. The Zend\Uri component provides the Zend\Uri\UriFactory that returns a class implementing the Zend\Uri\UriInterface which specializes in the scheme if such a class is registered with the Factory.
Zend\Uri\UriFactory will build a new URI from scratch if only a scheme is passed to Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory().
Creating a New URI with ZendUriUriFactory::factory()
1 2 3 4 5 | // To create a new URI from scratch, pass only the scheme
// followed by a colon.
$uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http:');
// $uri instanceof Zend\Uri\UriInterface
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To create a new URI from scratch, pass only the scheme followed by a colon to Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory() [2]. If an unsupported scheme is passed and no scheme-specific class is specified, a Zend\Uri\Exception\InvalidArgumentException will be thrown.
If the scheme or URI passed is supported, Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory() will return a class implementing Zend\Uri\UriInterface that specializes in the scheme to be created.
You can specify a custom class to be used when using the Zend\Uri\UriFactory by registering your class with the Factory using \Zend\Uri\UriFactory::registerScheme() which takes the scheme as first parameter. This enables you to create your own URI-class and instantiate new URI objects based on your own custom classes.
The 2nd parameter passed to Zend\Uri\UriFactory::registerScheme() must be a string with the name of a class implementing Zend\Uri\UriInterface. The class must either be already loaded, or be loadable by the autoloader.
Creating a URI using a custom class
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 | // Create a new 'ftp' URI based on a custom class
use Zend\Uri\UriFactory
UriFactory::registerScheme('ftp', 'MyNamespace\MyClass');
$ftpUri = UriFactory::factory(
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>);
// $ftpUri is an instance of MyLibrary\MyClass, which implements
// Zend\Uri\UriInterface
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To manipulate an existing URI, pass the entire URI as string to Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory().
Manipulating an Existing URI with Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory()
1 2 3 4 | // To manipulate an existing URI, pass it in.
$uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://www.zend.com');
// $uri instanceof Zend\Uri\UriInterface
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The URI will be parsed and validated. If it is found to be invalid, a Zend\Uri\Exception\InvalidArgumentException will be thrown immediately. Otherwise, Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory() will return a class implementing Zend\Uri\UriInterface that specializes in the scheme to be manipulated.
The Zend\Uri\UriInterface defines several instance methods that are useful for working with any kind of URI.
The scheme of the URI is the part of the URI that precedes the colon. For example, the scheme of http://johndoe@example.com/my/path?query#token is ‘http’.
Getting the Scheme from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('mailto:john.doe@example.com');
$scheme = $uri->getScheme(); // "mailto"
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The getScheme() instance method returns only the scheme part of the URI object.
The userinfo of the URI is the optional part of the URI that follows the colon and comes before the host-part. For example, the userinfo of http://johndoe@example.com/my/path?query#token is ‘johndoe’.
Getting the Username from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('mailto:john.doe@example.com');
$scheme = $uri->getUserinfo(); // "john.doe"
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The getUserinfo() method returns only the userinfo part of the URI object.
The host of the URI is the optional part of the URI that follows the user-part and comes before the path-part. For example, the host of http://johndoe@example.com/my/path?query#token is ‘example.com’.
Getting the host from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('mailto:john.doe@example.com');
$scheme = $uri->getHost(); // "example.com"
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The getHost() method returns only the host part of the URI object.
The port of the URI is the optional part of the URI that follows the host-part and comes before the path-part. For example, the host of http://johndoe@example.com:80/my/path?query#token is ‘80’. The URI-class can define default-ports that can be returned when no port is given in the URI.
Getting the port from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com:8080');
$scheme = $uri->getPort(); // "8080"
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Getting a default port from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com');
$scheme = $uri->getPort(); // "80"
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The getHost() method returns only the port part of the URI object.
The path of the URI is the mandatory part of the URI that follows the port and comes before the query-part. For example, the path of http://johndoe@example.com:80/my/path?query#token is ‘/my/path’.
Getting the path from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com:80/my/path?a=b&c=d#token');
$scheme = $uri->getPath(); // "/my/path"
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The getPath() method returns only the path of the URI object.
The query-part of the URI is the optional part of the URI that follows the path and comes before the fragment. For example, the query of http://johndoe@example.com:80/my/path?query#token is ‘query’.
Getting the query from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com:80/my/path?a=b&c=d#token');
$scheme = $uri->getQuery(); // "a=b&c=d"
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The getQuery() method returns only the query-part of the URI object.
Getting the query as array from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com:80/my/path?a=b&c=d#token');
$scheme = $uri->getQueryAsArray();
// array(
// 'a' => 'b',
// 'c' => 'd',
// )
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The query-part often contains key=value pairs and therefore can be split into an associative array. This array can be retrieved using getQueryAsArray()
The fragment-part of the URI is the optional part of the URI that follows the query. For example, the fragment of http://johndoe@example.com:80/my/path?query#token is ‘token’.
Getting the fragment from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://example.com:80/my/path?a=b&c=d#token');
$scheme = $uri->getFragment(); // "token"
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The getFragment() method returns only the fragment-part of the URI object.
Getting the Entire URI from a Zend\Uri\UriInterface Object
1 2 3 4 5 6 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://www.zend.com');
echo $uri->toString(); // "http://www.zend.com"
// Alternate method:
echo (string) $uri; // "http://www.zend.com"
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The toString() method returns the string representation of the entire URI.
The Zend\Uri\UriInterface defines also a magic __toString() method that returns the string representation of the URI when the Object is cast to a string.
When using Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory() the given URI will always be validated and a Zend\Uri\Exception\InvalidArgumentException will be thrown when the URI is invalid. However, after the Zend\Uri\UriInterface is instantiated for a new URI or an existing valid one, it is possible that the URI can later become invalid after it is manipulated.
Validating a ZendUri* Object
1 2 3 | $uri = Zend\Uri\UriFactory::factory('http://www.zend.com');
$isValid = $uri->isValid(); // TRUE
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The isValid() instance method provides a means to check that the URI object is still valid.
| [1] | See http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt for more information on URIs |
| [2] | At the time of writing, Zend\Uri provides built-in support for the following schemes: HTTP, HTTPS, MAILTO and FILE |
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After reading numerous reports on dramamine as a Psychoactive, I decided to embark on a mind journey my self. I rounded up some of my friends J, A, and me, we walked up to the local grocery store and searched for dramamine. We found some eventually but we didnít want to spend that much money so I pocketed A's and mine and j paid for his (if you buy something the people at the store donít suspect anything.) so we went back to my house and asked my parents if J and A could sleep over. at this point it was about 5:20 pm or so. When it started getting dark and my parents went to sleep we took the pills, I took 18, J took 12 and A took 18.
It was about 9PM when we popped the pills, which if they get stuck to my toungue taste like immortal hell. Then we turned out the lights and turned on the TV. then about 11PM or so we started feeling it. I was gone, the high was something like datura or a strong dxm trip (without the euphoria). Soon after onset I realized that my walls were breathing and everything in my house moved shook and had waves coming off of them. at one point I looked at the chair in front of my computer and saw it fold itself in half. at this point we were all flipping out. A said he saw someone outside my window dancing in mid air, and j was confused, he kept seeing friends come in the room and start a conversation with him. It was now 12PM and everything I looked at had either distortion, waves coming off of it or did not exist.
After a while I started to forget everything, I couldn't complete a sentence, I would forget what I was talking about. And I couldnít laugh, I donít know why. I would chuckle at funny things but not as much as I would usually. Then I started to see geometric shapes that looked like snowflakes sometimes. The only bad thing was that they would float towards me and that was kinda creepy. I also saw alot of spiders. Go figure, this happens with a lot of anticholergens.
So at about 1:00Am we went out for a smoke. when I walked outside I saw my mom standing on the porch and I thought 'Oh no she knows, Iím in so much trouble!' and A reassured me that it wasnít real. J was smoking away and he started talking to thin air. About that time his brother appeared in my backyard and I started talking to him. J was also talking to him and I thought he was real, a told us that no one was there. I turned to look at A and when I turned back J's brother was gone. So after a couple of smokes we went inside.
As soon as I got settled I saw a box of crayons floating in front of me, it was kinda funny because I thought it was perfectly normal. So I made a grab at it, when I did my hand went through it and erased part of it, I thought that was weird so I made a couple more grabs at it and made it disappear completely. At about 3:00 AM, I fell asleep and woke up talking. I did this alot and then fell asleep and woke up the next morning still hallucinating a little. I couldnít hold anything in my hands without shaking. My hands quivered alot. And I had a long comedown it took two days to become completely sober.
Over all we all had a great time, there are some downsides, cotton mouth, extreme lack of balance, and confusion/forgetfulness.
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Project 4: Infographic Timeline
My idea for the design of the timeline is a board game path. The information is written in cards and separated between events and games. An event card describes something that happened in the board game history, and a game card describes when a game was first developed/released. Each game card has a brief description relating to the game, what type of game it is, and the origin of the game. If the game developer is known/applicable, the origin and name of the developer are written on the same line (to save space).
The history of board games is a very broad topic, so the timeline doesn’t go too specifically into any of the games. If I had more time to improve my design, I would add graphics and photos to liven the timeline more. I would also add a section at the bottom that describes the different types of games.
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5.2
domestic | noise | noise reduction between rooms | 2010
Every
building
, must be designed and
constructed
in such a way to
limit the transmission of source noise from normal domestic type
activities, through a wall or floor, between a
room
and internal space
where noise is likely to occur, to a level that will not cause
inconvenience to the
building
occupants.
Limitation:
This standard only applies to a wall or floor forming an
apartment
in a
dwelling
and a
room
in a
residential building
which is capable of being
used for sleeping; other than:
(a)
(b)
a
hospital
; or
(c)
a place of lawful detention.
5.2.0 Introduction
Bedrooms are more often used as areas where people spend time watching
television, playing computer games and listening to music. Shouting from
banging doors, can all be heard throughout a
dwelling
and can create
unwanted noise. At night, any noise made when generally there is little
background noise, is often perceived as excessive.
Although noise within a
dwelling,
can be more easily controlled than noise
from outwith the
dwelling
itself, this can still be a nuisance. The increase in
noise level from speech and music within
dwellings
may indirectly lead to
anxiety and stress.
In the case of
conversions
as specified in regulation 4, the
building
as
converted
shall meet the requirements of this standard (regulation 12,
schedule 6).
5.2
—
5.2.0
domestic | noise | noise reduction between rooms | 2010
5.2.1 Design performance levels
Internal walls are often
built
off the structural floor. A door located in such a
wall provides a path for sound to bypass a wall under test. On-
site
sound
testing of internal walls and intermediate floors cannot be relied upon due to
excessive flanking sound transmission through doors. For this reason it is
appropriate to use a laboratory test. A laboratory test result is termed R
w
(see
5.0.4).
As disturbance to occupants can occur from other areas within the
people may sleep. Therefore, it is the internal walls between
apartments
, an
apartment
and an internal space where noise is likely to occur, that should
achieve the sound performance level below. An internal wall between an
en-suite bathroom and the
apartment
it serves need not have sound
insulation.
Design performance
level
The design performance level for internal walls and intermediate floors
covered by this standard should achieve a minimum airborne sound
insulation level of 43 R
w
.
Generic Internal
Constructions
The design performance levels in clause 5.2.1 can be achieved by using the
Generic Internal Constructions available on the BSD website
Alternatively, product manufacturers may have solutions that will achieve the
design performance level.
5.2.3 Intermediate floors
Improving the sound insulation over parts of an intermediate floor only above
or below
apartments
is not
reasonably practicable
and could lead to
expensive remedial measures if an area is missed or if future alteration
work
is carried out. It is therefore recommended that sound insulation should be
provided across the entire area of each intermediate floor in a
dwelling
if
there is an
apartment
located directly or below the floor.
Generic Internal
Constructions
The design performance levels in clause 5.2.1 can be achieved by using the
Generic Internal Constructions available on the BSD website
Alternatively, product manufacturers may have solutions that will achieve the
design performance level.
Although setting impact sound insulation design levels for intermediate floors
is not
reasonably
practicable, insulation against impact noise can be
improved by adding a soft covering such as a carpet or foam-backed vinyl.
However a carpet or foam-backed vinyl is a floor covering and should not be
included as part of the
construction
used to achieve the design levels in
clause 5.2.1.
5.2.4
Conversions
Many of the existing wall and floor
constructions
within a
traditional building
,
will be
constructed
from materials generally not still in use, for example lathe
and plaster. In such cases the sound insulation level will not be known,
therefore it is
reasonably practicable
for the existing walls or floors to meet
the performance levels in clause 5.2.1.
5.2.1
—
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Very useful and easy to understand tutorial! Well explained! Thank you
:3
Here’s mine: http://thedeerdude.cba.pl/ (At the bottom of
the page of course )
I love this! Finally, someone who will talk about how it is done!
Can’t wait to fold it into my website!! Only change I think I’ll
make will be to use MySQL and opt for a simpler display. Great tutorial!!
Thanks for the good and informative tutorial, i have some issues with the
implementing of this php counter to my own site. It looks like everything is
working, but the counter it self are not able to find the images of numbers.
Where do i have to place the number images, in a folder together with the PHP
script? I have now everything in root of my site.
It doesn’t really matter where you place the images in relation
to the PHP script (I ended up having mine in a folder called digits in
the same directory as the PHP script).
What is important is that you pass the correct path to the
imagecreatefrompng() function.
Thanks a lot for this nice tutorial.I am using hit counter which popups an
advertisement.I want to use your code please advise me how and where I have
to insert the current no of visitors already visited this webpage.
thanks
How would I go about deleating the way it checks sessions(I’m going
to make two counters on my website, one counting visitors and one counting
total page-views)
If you want one counter to be persistent and one counter to be session
based, then simply use a session to store the number
of page views associated with a user.
Yes almost, but I can’t find how to make the script read the
total numberof visitors(regardless of user amount), could you give an
example?
would making an else{ after and copy the write text do anything?
It’s hard to say what went wrong without seeing some code.
The first thing I would check is if the paths to your images within the
PHP script are correct.
Thank you for this great tutorial, it looks so good and works great.
I wanted to help others to understand this tut with the parts that was
confusing to me as I am a completely new to this..
the pictures of my site i made them smaller, so made canvas.png and 1.png,
2png… etc, the same height of canvas and smaller width.. basically it
was a fourth of the orginal size.
in part of the script I just changed it instead every 60 I increased it
every 15
I also added the first code on the top of my code page index.php right
after second and closed script with a ?>. I added this Usted es el
visitante numero:
in the part where I wanted the visitor counter to go. mine was at the end of
the page.
I also uploaded the counter.php to my server which contained all the
code.
I had to write this to help out I am sorry if is too basic for some of
you.. I was just really lost as I didnt really get it at first.. thanks to
the author.. great
when i use your code, nothing happened on index page, in this term only in
counter.text file, the value is incresing but, nothig show on index page,
Reply me plsssssssss.
I was wondering if this counter will count a visitor only once and never
count the ip of the computer, cellphone? or every day I hit the site counts
as a new counter. I made a site for someone else and he got lots of hit and I
could not really give him an answer as I was not sure..
can u give me a whole code of cookies that count the visitor
within 24 hour count the same visitor once. after 24 hour the visitor
who visit the site that also count..
please upload the code
Anxious to get this working, but have a dumb question(showing my ignorance
of PHP).
When placing the file names for the numbers, do I have to include $chars and
[1] or is my file name inside the brackets or what? For example if my files
would be named one.png,two.png, etc.. how would that string look?
Thanks for your help.
The way the script works, is that it splits the string in the text
file into single digits and then looks for image files corresponding to
those digits, e.g. 1.png, 2.png
The easiest thing for you to do is to name your image files
accordingly.
Great Tutorial !! but i could not make it work.the counter.txt is
incrementing by 1.but the image is not displaying.
i have downloaded the zip file and rename dy-otto-0.png file to canvas.png
and placed it in my localhost folder.
but the image not appearing.and it appears to be like a broken image symbol
under title Hit Counter.how can i fix it?
thanks in adv.
Hi I get this error… can’t find out what conflict there is
with the session:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache
limiter – headers already sent (output started at …
Hello and thank you for posting this script, it’s awesome! What do I
need to change or add so every visit (hit) is counted (if the same visitor
visits 3 times the same day, or I guess it would be 3 times during the same
session)? – Thanks, Jim
Hi – I really like this script. However, I am trying to modify so
that the text file updates when a certain link is clicked. Here’s
what I have, but it isn’t working. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Hi – Still struggling with this one as I’ve never used
ajax. I was able to get it to work without jquery/ajax. The problem
is that the value increments when I click the link, as well as when I
refresh the page. Hope you’re able to help or offer a
suggestion. Here’s what I have:
a href=”?link=1″ title=”Share with Your Friends
via Email!”
hello, thanks for awesome script.
can I use it without image??
I want to use this script but no image, just text/number counter.
how to do that??
Thanks
Hi,
All you need to do in this case is skip the image generation – you
have the value you require in $counterVal, so you can just
echo that to the page.
I have my counter at the bottom of my page. I made my canvas file
transparent, but filled it with zeros. I created my own numbers with
transparent backgrounds, but when they display on my page I see white,
verticle stripes. What causes this do you think?
Hello, nice work, im a bit noob, let me know if i’m mistaken, dont
like so much zeros, so, change $counterVal, 5, “x”,
STR_PAD_RIGHT); in “x”.png im create and transparent image and
result 9 visit + 1 = 10 without extra zeros, work fine but is good this
option? and other question, is there any way to set cookie to reset in x
hours? thx for script, sry for my bad english
Hello Again, thx for ur time, have same problem like Don, any way
to create image final transparent? all images are transparent, but
printed in white, thx and regards
I am trying to add the visitor counter to one of the webservers built by
someone else. The php script (counter.php) runs fine when it is written as a
separate script with the beginning as: session_start() but when I add this
script in the folder containing other php scripts for the web server, it
gives an error: “Cannot send session cache limiter – headers
already sent ..” and neither does the counter.txt gets incremented.
Please help with a suggestion.
Hi there,
How can I use 2 types of numbers?
first 4 with blue background and the last one with purple background, I
can’t load it… the blue one will have names
(00,01,02,03,04….) and the purple numbers (0,1,2,3,4,5….) but
how can I use the blue one for the first 4 letters and the purple one for the
last letter? help please.
Hello, I want counter in my webpage.its working when not use IMAGE but
when I use IMAGE counter is not working..I’m change the image name
counter.png to dy-otto-0.png. when open the page only dy-otto-0.png,after
refreshing the page without any increment same image show….please help
thank you
Unfortunately, it is a bit difficult to diagnose coding problems in the
comments section of a blog.
If you would like help with any of these issues, please head over to
SitePoint forums (http://community.sitepoint.com),
register an account and post your questions in the PHP forum.
If you let me know when you’ve done that, I’ll answer you
there.
i make cms i use your tutorial but when user login then counter some time count 2 and some time 1 why this occured..??how fix it..
It’s hard to say without seeing your code and understanding more about your set-up. Sorry!
i used Switch-Case on index,
that make its count 2.
so when i remove my switch-case script its count 1.
*so you have idea how to fix it? cause i need my switch-case script
Great.. Can you please explain where your merging digits with number icons? Can you please explain in details how the code does this? Thanks
I would suggest that you start by reading the PHP documentation for fread and imagecopymerge.
If you have a specific question after that, just let me know.
Is fread/fwrite better that fgets/fputs?
fread() and fgets() have slightly different uses:
fread() reads raw data and will stop after a specified (or default) number of bytes.
fgets() reads one line from a file.
As for fputs() and fwrite() – one is simply an alias of the other.
Very useful and easy to understand tutorial! Well explained! Thank you :3
Here’s mine: http://thedeerdude.cba.pl/ (At the bottom of the page of course )
Awesome blog sir! simple and clear! Looking forward for your more php tuts
I love this! Finally, someone who will talk about how it is done! Can’t wait to fold it into my website!! Only change I think I’ll make will be to use MySQL and opt for a simpler display. Great tutorial!!
hello
Thanks for the good and informative tutorial, i have some issues with the implementing of this php counter to my own site. It looks like everything is working, but the counter it self are not able to find the images of numbers. Where do i have to place the number images, in a folder together with the PHP script? I have now everything in root of my site.
Hi there, thanks for your comments.
It doesn’t really matter where you place the images in relation to the PHP script (I ended up having mine in a folder called digits in the same directory as the PHP script).
What is important is that you pass the correct path to the imagecreatefrompng() function.
how it works?
I placed it on my site and not showing any counter.
Just show blank image. Where to add those images?
Hi there,
See my answer to the above comment.
Thanks for ur great tutorial bt it given me this error warning; fread parameter must be greater than 0.
I dnt understand this error. Plz help me
Hi there,
I would guess that counter.txt (or whatever you have called it) is empty.
Can you check if this is the case.
Thanks a lot for this nice tutorial.I am using hit counter which popups an advertisement.I want to use your code please advise me how and where I have to insert the current no of visitors already visited this webpage.
thanks
Hi,
Just enter the desired value into the text file (counter.txt in my example).
Thanks for your prompt response.I can not find
the text file.
No probs!
The script will create it if it doesn’t exist.
So you can just create it yourself of run the script.
How would I go about deleating the way it checks sessions(I’m going to make two counters on my website, one counting visitors and one counting total page-views)
Please help
Hi,
If you want one counter to be persistent and one counter to be session based, then simply use a session to store the number of page views associated with a user.
Or did I misunderstand your question?
Yes almost, but I can’t find how to make the script read the total numberof visitors(regardless of user amount), could you give an example?
would making an else{ after and copy the write text do anything?
Nevermind, I found a solution myself, but thanks for an AWESOME counter
Hy!
I try to make this counter but I cannot see any image, just a little “broken” image (like something cannot load the image)
what went wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
It’s hard to say what went wrong without seeing some code.
The first thing I would check is if the paths to your images within the PHP script are correct.
When we refresh the page counter automatic increase.
Please help me.
Sounds like you aren’t setting the session properly.
Did you include all of the relevant code?
I cannot seem to get the counter to increment. PNGs display correctly if I manually tweak the .txt
Permissions on the .txt are 777
Is the script writing anything at all to the file?
i kept getting
the image “http://localhost/counter/” cannot be displayed because it contains errors
what could be the problem
thanks
Hard to say.
Could you provide the code you are using to create the image?
i was able to solve the problem , i jus had to read the instructions more carefully
but another problem i have encountered is that whenever i change the digit in the counter.txt file, it gives me the same error i encountered before
“http://localhost/counter/” cannot be displayed because it contains errors
is there any way i cant manipulate the counter.txt file so that the counter displays i have a lot of visitors
You should be able to manually alter the text file and have the counter script display whatever number is in there.
Double check your code, then if you still can’t get it to work, let me know.
Thanks was able to correct it by removing echo “You are visitor number $counterVal to this site”;
code works fine but can you give me pointers on how to put this code on a page , i keep getting the same error wen i try adding anything new
It’s a bit hard to say what’s wrong without seeing any code, therefore I would suggest the following:
Go to SitePoint forums and register an account. Post your question in the PHP forum and let me know you have done this.
I will answer you there.
Thank you for this great tutorial, it looks so good and works great.
I wanted to help others to understand this tut with the parts that was confusing to me as I am a completely new to this..
the pictures of my site i made them smaller, so made canvas.png and 1.png, 2png… etc, the same height of canvas and smaller width.. basically it was a fourth of the orginal size.
in part of the script I just changed it instead every 60 I increased it every 15
this is how i got the pics to show in my website.
I also added the first code on the top of my code page index.php right after second and closed script with a ?>. I added this Usted es el visitante numero:
in the part where I wanted the visitor counter to go. mine was at the end of the page.
I also uploaded the counter.php to my server which contained all the code.
I had to write this to help out I am sorry if is too basic for some of you.. I was just really lost as I didnt really get it at first.. thanks to the author.. great
I also added the first code on the top of my code page index.php right after second and closed script with a ?>
Hi Gichelli,
Thank you for taking the time to share this.
Hopefully it will be useful for others.
That’s also a pretty groovy looking visitor counter on your website!
when i use your code, nothing happened on index page, in this term only in counter.text file, the value is incresing but, nothig show on index page, Reply me plsssssssss.
Hi,
It’s hard to say what is going on without seeing any code.
If you need help, please read this comment.
Thanks to you Hibbard,
I was wondering if this counter will count a visitor only once and never count the ip of the computer, cellphone? or every day I hit the site counts as a new counter. I made a site for someone else and he got lots of hit and I could not really give him an answer as I was not sure..
Thank you
Hi there,
The counter is session based, so it will not count the same visitor twice in the same session.
If you don’t want to count the same visitor twice at all, you’ll need to use a cookie.
can u give me a whole code of cookies that count the visitor within 24 hour count the same visitor once. after 24 hour the visitor who visit the site that also count..
please upload the code
Anxious to get this working, but have a dumb question(showing my ignorance of PHP).
When placing the file names for the numbers, do I have to include $chars and [1] or is my file name inside the brackets or what? For example if my files would be named one.png,two.png, etc.. how would that string look?
Thanks for your help.
Hi,
The way the script works, is that it splits the string in the text file into single digits and then looks for image files corresponding to those digits, e.g. 1.png, 2.png
The easiest thing for you to do is to name your image files accordingly.
Very awesome tutorial, clean and simple yet just to the point.
I was looking to create my own visitor counter but you sir just did it just fine.
Thanks again and keep it like that.
Hey,very innovative and unique but helpful tutorial with many new concepts..thanks for tutoring…looking for more in future..!
Thanks Ankur and Thanos. I appreciate your comments.
Great Tutorial !! but i could not make it work.the counter.txt is incrementing by 1.but the image is not displaying.
i have downloaded the zip file and rename dy-otto-0.png file to canvas.png and placed it in my localhost folder.
but the image not appearing.and it appears to be like a broken image symbol under title Hit Counter.how can i fix it?
thanks in adv.
Hi Patrik,
Use your browser tools to see what the image src has been set to. This should give you a clue as to why it isn’t working.
Hi I get this error… can’t find out what conflict there is with the session:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at …
The site is http://www.ossi-bau.com
Any idea? tried several things but doesn’t work.
Hi there,
“Headers already sent” means that your PHP script already sent the HTTP headers, and as such it can’t make modifications to them now.
Check that you don’t send ANY content before calling session_start.
i have created a counter.php file then i’m using it in html page
like this :
Number of visitors to this page so far:
Bt no image is coming please help.
Try using your browser’s tools to see if a broken image is being inserted into the page.
If not, you’ll have to provide some more information.
Hello and thank you for posting this script, it’s awesome! What do I need to change or add so every visit (hit) is counted (if the same visitor visits 3 times the same day, or I guess it would be 3 times during the same session)? – Thanks, Jim
Hi,
Glad you found it useful.
Just remove all of the session related stuff and it’l count every time the page is loaded.
Hi – I really like this script. However, I am trying to modify so that the text file updates when a certain link is clicked. Here’s what I have, but it isn’t working. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi,
I would probably have the link fire off an AJAX request to the PHP script when it is clicked.
e.g. (assumes jQuery):
Hi – Still struggling with this one as I’ve never used ajax. I was able to get it to work without jquery/ajax. The problem is that the value increments when I click the link, as well as when I refresh the page. Hope you’re able to help or offer a suggestion. Here’s what I have:
a href=”?link=1″ title=”Share with Your Friends via Email!”
Could you register an account at community.sitepoint.com and post your problem in the JavaScript forum.
Let me know when you have done that (e.g. via Twitter) and I’ll answer you there.
Hi thanks – I registered and posted my question and code there. The topic is PHP Counter (Read/Write) Increments on Page Refresh and its in the JavaScript category. Thanks again.
hello, thanks for awesome script.
can I use it without image??
I want to use this script but no image, just text/number counter.
how to do that??
Thanks
Hi,
All you need to do in this case is skip the image generation – you have the value you require in
$counterVal
, so you can just echo that to the page.I have my counter at the bottom of my page. I made my canvas file transparent, but filled it with zeros. I created my own numbers with transparent backgrounds, but when they display on my page I see white, verticle stripes. What causes this do you think?
It sounds like you need to give your png file a transparent background.
Hello, nice work, im a bit noob, let me know if i’m mistaken, dont like so much zeros, so, change $counterVal, 5, “x”, STR_PAD_RIGHT); in “x”.png im create and transparent image and result 9 visit + 1 = 10 without extra zeros, work fine but is good this option? and other question, is there any way to set cookie to reset in x hours? thx for script, sry for my bad english
Hi,
Your idea sounds fine to me.
Regarding the cookies, maybe one of these posts will help: http://hibbard.eu/tag/cookies/
Hello Again, thx for ur time, have same problem like Don, any way to create image final transparent? all images are transparent, but printed in white, thx and regards
Ninjaedit: well. with…
fix white padding and corner
http://puu.sh/gfhsP/18edf3f96f.png
the white box is my custom png transparent called “j”
atm the only solution i found is change transparent image (“j”) to same bg color. work.. but haver a better choise? ty
Glad you got it working. Thanks for taking the time to share your solution.
I cant get my counter to work help please?
Lol. Sure, but please provide some details. I’m not psychic.
I am trying to add the visitor counter to one of the webservers built by someone else. The php script (counter.php) runs fine when it is written as a separate script with the beginning as: session_start() but when I add this script in the folder containing other php scripts for the web server, it gives an error: “Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent ..” and neither does the counter.txt gets incremented. Please help with a suggestion.
“Headers already sent” means that your PHP script already sent the HTTP headers, and as such it can’t make modifications to them now.
See here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8812754/cannot-send-session-cache-limiter-headers-already-sent
I want to my page to have to counters which need to count a visit for two links. I don’t have an idea how to do that…
Hi,
What do you mean with “count a visit for two links”?
Hi there,
How can I use 2 types of numbers?
first 4 with blue background and the last one with purple background, I can’t load it… the blue one will have names (00,01,02,03,04….) and the purple numbers (0,1,2,3,4,5….) but how can I use the blue one for the first 4 letters and the purple one for the last letter? help please.
Not sure. Try inserting the extra zero manually:
Hello, I want counter in my webpage.its working when not use IMAGE but when I use IMAGE counter is not working..I’m change the image name counter.png to dy-otto-0.png. when open the page only dy-otto-0.png,after refreshing the page without any increment same image show….please help thank you
I have a problem to Implementing image in counter path is fine but no increment in image and counter.txt file Please help…I’m waiting your response…
http://localhost/count/cookie.php: cannot to display it contain errors..
this error will give on my site ..
how can i recover plz help …. reply as soon as
Gaurav, Dev and abhay,
Thanks for your comments.
Unfortunately, it is a bit difficult to diagnose coding problems in the comments section of a blog.
If you would like help with any of these issues, please head over to SitePoint forums (http://community.sitepoint.com), register an account and post your questions in the PHP forum.
If you let me know when you’ve done that, I’ll answer you there.
Question from Gaurav posted here: http://community.sitepoint.com/t/hit-counter-is-not-working/198320


Before Change
output_layer=output_layer,
length_penalty_weight=length_penalty)
return tf.contrib.seq2seq.dynamic_decode(
decoder, maximum_iterations=maximum_iterations)
class AttentionalRNNDecoder(RNNDecoder):
A `RNNDecoder` with attention.
After Change
output_layer=output_layer,
length_penalty_weight=length_penalty)
outputs, states, length = tf.contrib.seq2seq.dynamic_decode(
decoder, maximum_iterations=maximum_iterations)
return (outputs.predicted_ids, states, length)
class AttentionalRNNDecoder(RNNDecoder):


Simple Menu
A simple single layer menu optionally allowing a pulldown menu for each main menu item.
The HTML
The HTML here is extremely simple. Your top level menu is a simple HTML unordered list. In order to be recognized as a menu bar, the id of the list must be set to "gp-menu-bar" as in the following sample.

Each list item within the menu bar element must contain, at a minimum, one anchor element
which represents the main selection. So using the "One" selection above in this page
as an example, the menu bar and first item would read:

One

Of course, you would put in your own destination in place of the "#". Now to have the main
menu bar selection also bring up a submenu, you add a single div element that
contains any number of additional selections. No added classes or ids are necessary.
So combining the first and second selections in the menu bar of this page, we get:

One

Two

Two-A
Two-B

Also note that the top level menu items don't have to be selectable. You can create a
non-selectable menu item by using a span. The same formatting will be applied so that
visually the item looks the same. The only difference is it won't be selectable. In the
example above then, the section for the menu item "Two" could have been written as follows:

Two

Two-A
Two-B

To get a clearer picture of the setup for a full menu, use your browser to view the full
source of this page.
The JavaScript
There are no public functions to be called. In order to execute the JavaScript setup code, you only need to pull in the JS file gp.tools.js and the menu intialization code will run automatically on document load. There actually isn't much to the JavaScript code. On document load, the initialization code tags the menu item anchors with ids and sets event handling code for mouse enter and mouse exit so that the popups work properly.Customization
The aesthetics of the menu are controlled entirely by styles. The included CSS file gp.tools.css contains defaults which are used on this page. For additional tweaking of things like fonts, colors, font sizes, etc, you can override any of the styles in the included CSS file to suit your needs.For example, the most common customization would most likely be the colors. To modify the background and text color of the main menu items, you would want to override the background and color properties for the element ul#gp-menu-bar li a. You might also modify the color that displays when the mouse hovers over the menu item by overriding the background property for the element ul#gp-menu-bar li a:hover. To modify the same colors for the items in the submenu, you can modify the element ul#gp-menu-bar div.
Basically, any and all styles are customizable. If you have a pretty good handle on CSS, you can start with the provided file and go nuts!
Styles available for override are:
ul#gp-menu-bar - The top menu bar.
ul#gp-menu-bar li - Individual top menu bar items.
ul#gp-menu-bar li a - Anchors within the individual top menu bar items.
ul#gp-menu-bar li a:hover - Hover behavior in top menu bar anchors.
ul#gp-menu-bar div - Popup menus.
ul#gp-menu-bar div a - Anchors within the popup menus.
ul#gp-menu-bar li - Individual top menu bar items.
ul#gp-menu-bar li a - Anchors within the individual top menu bar items.
ul#gp-menu-bar li a:hover - Hover behavior in top menu bar anchors.
ul#gp-menu-bar div - Popup menus.
ul#gp-menu-bar div a - Anchors within the popup menus.


R Shiny
- Brings R to the web
- Requires minimum knowledge of web development
- Both Pro & Open Source versions available
- Good documentation, code, and community
R Shiny installation
- Linux only
- Debian, SUSE, and Red Hat packages available
- On Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install r-base
$ R
> install.packages('shiny')
$ sudo apt-get install gdebi-core
$ wget https://download3.rstudio.org/ubuntu-12.04/x86_64/shiny-server-<IP_ADDRESS>5-amd64.deb
$ # you md5sum check the file...
$ sudo gdebi shiny-server-<IP_ADDRESS>5-amd64.deb
R Shiny (automated) installation
- The old Perl motto TMTOWTDI applies here
- Docker
- Vagrant
- Configuration Management tools
- Shell script, Python, Perl, etc
R Shiny (automated) installation
- My preference: Configuration Management Tools
- More specifically Ansible. But worked with Puppet and SaltStack in the past, both are good as well
- With a CM tool you can craft a setup that is/has:
- reproducible builds
- portable across OS's
- more declarative, less
imperative
- push and/or pull based
- applicable to Docker, Vagrant, baremetal, Windows, Linux, notebook, Cloud, supercomputer, etc
shiny.nzoss.org.nz
- Still a work in progress
- We aim at working with R and Shiny users around NZ to make it useful and well used
- We want to increase the amount of open data available here
- Applications are deployed via pull requests to a git repository
- The server automatically install new applications listed in a file
- For more information visit https://github.com/kinow/nz-shiny-server/wiki/Adding-new-R-applications
shiny.nzoss.org.nz
- Built with Ansible, compatible with Debian distros for now
- Security updates automatically installed daily with Ubuntu unattended-upgrades
- Basic OS security roles adapted from British Antarctic Survey Ansible (github.com/antarctica), HTTPS thanks to LetsEncrypt
- The server queries the GitHub repository to check for new applications automatically
- In case of a disaster, a new server can be created in under 30 minutes *
shiny.nzoss.org.nz
- Infrastructure code in GitHub under MIT License
- 4 CPU
- 4 GB
- 10 GB disk + 20 GB partition
- 1 instance on Catalyst Cloud nz-por1
Future work
- Get more applications running
- Make it easier to manage what applications are deployed
- Add security (ansible/ansible-lockdown, openshift)
- Add monitoring (Google Analytics, Graphite, collectd, etc)
- Improve documentation
- Investigate ShinyProxy
Thanks
- Aimee Whitcroft
- Auckland R Users Group (AKLRUG)
- Brent Wood
- Catalyst Cloud
- InternetNZ
- New Zealand Open Source Society — NZOSS
- All software involved, Open Source or commercial


--- title: Solidity Programming Language description: Solidity is a statically-typed curly-braces programming language designed for developing smart contracts that run on Ethereum. ---
Solidity 0.8.9 is a pure bugfix release and fixes two important, but low severity, bugs.
For all details please refer to the release announcement here.
As a relatively young language, Solidity is advancing at a rapid speed. We aim for a regular (non-breaking) release every 2-3 weeks, with approximately two breaking releases per year. You can follow the implementation status of new features in the Solidity Github project. You can see the upcoming changes for the next breaking release by switching from the default branch (`develop`) to the `breaking branch`. You can actively shape Solidity by providing your input and participating in the language design.
Recent news include:
The Solidity forum is here! Read the announcement and join the discussion.
The results of the Solidity Developer Survey 2020 are published! Read the full report to learn more.
Solidity v0.8.0 is out, bringing you SafeMath by default! Check out this guide on how to best update your code.
Lastest from the blog: User Defined Value Types and What Happened with Solidity-related Domains?.
Compiler Result
As a beginner, you find great tutorials, resources and tools that help you get started building with Solidity on the ethereum.org developer portal.
Alternatively, you can start by learning the basics about blockchain, smart contracts and the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) in the Solidity docs.
We welcome Solidity power users, auditors, security experts and tooling developers to get involved and actively contribute to the Solidity language design process.
Join the Solidity forum, where existing properties of the language and proposals for new language features can be discussed.
Give input by completing (feature) feedback surveys which are regularly distributed via Twitter and the forum.
Join the dedicated language design discussion calls, in which selected topics, issues or feature implementations are debated in detail.
Or share your thoughts and take part in design discussions directly via relevant Github issues.
For ad-hoc inquiries and questions you can reach out to the core team using the solidity-dev Matrix channel (currently also still available on Gitter), a dedicated chatroom for conversations around the Solidity compiler and language development.
The 1st Solidity Summit took place online on April 29-30 2020 and featured discussions & talks on Solidity, Yul, language design and tooling. The event aimed to...
Host useful (language design related) discussions that result in improvement proposals, leading to actual implementations.
Foster communication between teams working on similar topics.
Identify needs for the smart contract ecosystem for Ethereum.
There will be more Solidity Summits coming up in future. In the meantime, you can revisit the 2020 agenda, watch the talks online or read the recap of the event.


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Two more volunteers have gone home, which is rough. I'm still doing well, though. Everybody is looking forward to the site visit in a couple of weeks, when we'll get to see our new homes for the next two years.
Attrition
Yesterday, two more volunteers went home, for a total of four who have left. Three have been for health reasons. A friend of mine hadn't really eaten for weeks, and had lost 15 pounds. So there's that. This part really sucks; I'll miss them.
For my part, I'm doing great.  Other than that, I've been in perfect health. I also have it a lot easier than most of the other volunteers, because I speak French fluently. Learning a new language with the pressure of knowing you'll be using it to survive and for work in just two months is an awful lot of stress.
Training
Training proceeds apace. I start learning a new language, Dagara, in a couple of weeks. That's the local language most spoken at my site. Right now, I just know the name of the language. That said, the classes are taught in French, and I think that most of the interactions with my fellow teachers will be in French.
Here's what training looks like:
For a lot of the training, we form into small groups, and develop a presentation or skit on one of the subjects, to present to the others. In this session, my little group made a game show that we called “Am I going to die?” It was about three different sets of symptoms, what you should do to treat them yourself, and when you should call the medical office. We did it in the style of The Dating Game, complete with several words from our sponsors. I had a recording of Tijuana Taxi by Herb Alpert with me on a USB key, so we even had theme music for our intro and outro. We had a lot of fun with it.
Suffering
My host family's dog's name translates to “Death is Preferable to Suffering.” My host-brother, Skander (who's about to start 3ème, or 9th grade in our system) was really cute when I asked him the name. “C'est un peu compliqué” (it's a bit complicated).
Weekend!
 For most of us, that turned into hanging out by the pool at the local hotel. Well, I went fabric shopping with Kayla, her host mom and Sarah, and then Kayla's host mom gave us lunch. Then I visited my local tailor to have an African shirt (a “bobo”) and pants made; I should get those in a couple of days. But then I made it to the hotel where everyone gathered. I had a decidedly mediocre Guiness for 1300 CFA ($2.50 or so), and did some very welcome hanging out in the bar for a couple of hours.
I'm not sure what else to say… It's kind of weird how so much of what we're doing is pedestrian, like “ugh, I've got homework due tomorrow.” Oh, I'm pretty sure I was given tripe last night to eat. I felt a little bad, because I wasn't able to eat it – I stuck it in my mouth and chewed, but it was kind of rubbery and gristley, and I wasn't able to make the pieces small enough to swallow. I gave up, and I think they took my half-chewed tripe back to the kitchen to re-cook. On the plus side, I also got tô (basically Cream of Wheat al dente) with Okra sauce. Vegetables! Yay!
Anyhoo, it's the fourth of July, which we are celebrating by having two hours off in the afternoon. I believe a beer with my name on it is waiting for me outside the PC compound…
Oh, hey, if there's anything you want to hear about, let me know! The best/fastest way to get a message to me is a text message, either to my Burkinabè phone, or my US phone. The US number is fine for text messages; I generally check that daily. E-mail is harder and takes up more data, because I have to set up my phone as a wireless hotspot, and then connect my computer. I only really do that when I'm making a blog post.
Also, we're all totally cut off from US news. If something interesting is happening, please let me know!


🕳 Add Suspense Boundary Context and unstable_avoidThisFallback
The new suspense boundary context will be used to implement longer suspense in case it is undesirable to show a certain fallback state.
The first usage of this is the unstable_avoidThisFallback
property that can be used to avoid fall back to the outer most suspense boundary.


Tamira Bell is a very talented and intelligent young lady. She is an exceptional student and has a great
love for learning. She graduated from high school at Science Leadership Academy (SLA) in Philadelphia.
In addition to the required curriculum, she learned a lot about filmmaking, photography, and
graphic design at her high school. She excelled in SLA’s media program and became a student-teacher in
her senior year.
Also, Tamira was in a 4-year summer technology program at her high school, where she worked as a computer
repair technician, repairing and updating all of the computers and laptops for the upcoming school year.
Through this internship, she learned about the hardware and some software of Apple and PC devices and
repaired almost 1,000 computers every summer. Also during high school, Tamira was also a four-year
student of the Women In Natural Sciences Program at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Museum (ANS). There she developed a deep love and a lot of knowledge for the environment, and nature,
and the sciences. She also had a 1-year internship in the museum’s Ichthyology Department, where she did
research on fish specimens.
Tamira went on to attend the University of Valley Forge, where she dual-majored in Intercultural Studies
and Digital Media. She has a strong faith, deep love, and devotion to God. Therefore, her greatest dream is to become a missionary,
traveling the world and preaching the wonderful, life-saving message of Jesus Christ. Therefore, her studies in Intercultural Studies or Biblical
missionary studies prepared her for that. She also wanted to document her process, so her experience and
education in Digital Media prepared her for that. Unfortunately, she could only complete 2 years because
of finances, however, that did not stop her from pursuing her dreams. She is an influential and anointed
leader in her church and wherever she goes. Every week, she leads a Bible Study for youth and young
adults and a prayer meeting. She has also had the opportunity to travel to Haiti on a ministry trip,
where she served at a local church and helped build a medical center in Zoranje, Haiti. Through all of
this, Tamira has the heart to love and serve God and His people.
Tamira is gifted in so many areas. She also had a hair and skincare business, named Rapha and Co. and
dreamt of opening a beauty and wellness spa. Therefore this year, she completed esthiology/skincare
school at the Rizzieri Aveda School in New Jersey, where she became a licensed esthetician. So she has a
deep knowledge of the skin and its functions and can perform various skin care procedures, such as
facials, waxing, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion.
Now she is studying full-stack web development at the University of Pennsylvania because she strongly
desires to complete an app project that she has been working on for 3 years. She and a friend have a
dream for an app that will bring hope and encouragement to others. They figured out all the
technicalities and functions of the app the would provide a great user experience. They also developed
the visual identity for the branding of this project. This project is very dear to her heart and is the
motivation that will help her complete the coding program. Completing the program to Tamira is not about
finding a career or job, making more money, or even becoming successful in life. Rather, completing this
program is the key for her to be able to unlock and fulfill her life’s purpose and destiny. She will use
the skills learned in this course to bring give hope and encouragement to others.