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--- layout: post tags: [Software Design] date: 2011-05-24 14:00:42 UTC title: "Design Smell: Temporal Coupling" description: "Encapsulation implies that objects should protect their invariants. The validity of an object's state shouldn't be sensitive to the sequence in which operations are invoked." --- {% include JB/setup %}
This post is the first in a series about Poka-yoke Design - also known as encapsulation.
A common problem in API design is temporal coupling, which occurs when there's an implicit relationship between two, or more, members of a class requiring clients to invoke one member before the other. This tightly couples the members in the temporal dimension.
The archetypical example is the use of an Initialize method, although copious other examples can be found - even in the BCL. As an example, this usage of EndpointAddressBuilder compiles, but fails at run-time:
var b = new EndpointAddressBuilder(); var e = b.ToEndpointAddress();
It turns out that at least an URI is required before an EndpointAddress can be created. The following code compiles and succeeds at run-time:
var b = new EndpointAddressBuilder(); b.Uri = new UriBuilder().Uri; var e = b.ToEndpointAddress();
The API provides no hint that this is necessary, but there's a temporal coupling between the Uri property and the ToEndpointAddress method.
In the rest of the post I will provide a more complete example, as well as a guideline to improve the API towards Poka-yoke Design.
This example describes a more abstract code smell, exhibited by the Smell class. The public API looks like this:
public class Smell { public void Initialize(string name) public string Spread() }
Semantically the name of the Initialize method is obviously a clue, but on a structural level this API gives us no indication of temporal coupling. Thus, code like this compiles, but throws an exception at run-time:
var s = new Smell(); var n = s.Spread();
It turns out that the Spread method throws an InvalidOperationException because the Smell has not been initialized with a name. The problem with the Smell class is that it doesn't properly protect its invariants. In other words, encapsulation is broken.
To fix the issue the Initialize method must be invoked before the Spread method:
var sut = new Smell(); sut.Initialize("Sulphur"); var n = sut.Spread();
While it's possible to write unit tests that explore the behavior of the Smell class, it would be better if the design was improved to enable the compiler to provide feedback.
Encapsulation (Poka-yoke style) requires that the class can never be in an inconsistent state. Since the name of the smell is required, a guarantee that it is always available must be built into the class. If no good default value is available, the name must be requested via the constructor:
public class Fragrance : IFragrance { private readonly string name; public Fragrance(string name) { if (name == null) { throw new ArgumentNullException("name"); } this.name = name; } public string Spread() { return this.name; } }
This effectively guarantees that the name is always available in all instances of the class. There are also positive side effects:
However, there are times when the original version of the class implements an interface that causes the temporal coupling. It might have looked like this:
public interface ISmell { void Initialize(string name); string Spread(); }
In many cases the injected value (name) is unknown until run-time, in which case straight use of the constructor seems prohibitive - after all, the constructor is an implementation detail and not part of the loosely coupled API. When programming against an interface it's not possible to invoke the constructor.
There's a solution for that as well.
To decouple the methods in the ISmell (ha ha) interface the Initialize method can be moved to a new interface. Instead of mutating the (inconsistent) state of a class, the Create method (formerly known as Initialize) returns a new instance of the IFragrance interface:
public interface IFragranceFactory { IFragrance Create(string name); }
The implementation is straightforward:
public class FragranceFactory : IFragranceFactory { public IFragrance Create(string name) { if (name == null) { throw new ArgumentNullException("name"); } return new Fragrance(name); } }
This enables encapsulation because both the FragranceFactory and Fragrance classes protect their invariants. They can never be in an inconsistent state. A client previously interacting with the ISmell interface can use the IFragranceFactory/IFragrance combination to achieve the same funcionality:
var f = factory.Create(name); var n = f.Spread();
This is better because improper use of the API can now be detected by the compiler instead of at run-time. An interesting side-effect by moving towards a more statically declared interaction structure is that classes tend towards immutability. Immutable classes are automatically thread-safe, which is an increasingly important trait in the (relatively) new multi-core era.
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Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Getting feedback sooner is betting than getting feedback later. I much prefer getting a compiler error over a run-time exception.
The number of types is hardly a measure of the quality of the code, but if it is, the more the better. The Single Responsibility Principle favors many small classes over a few God Classes.
However, even if you don't agree, then comparing one type against four doesn't make sense. In the absence of interfaces there'd be one class in each alternative (Smell versus Fragrance). When you add interfaces into the mix, you have two types (Smell and ISmell) in the temporally coupled API against four types in the safe API.
In a real world project, multiply classes by 2, 3, 4 or more (lets add some WCF interfaces to this!) is indeed an issue, unless you generate some or all of it.
I'm not saying what you propose can't be done, or is inelegant. It is exactly the opposite, it's clever and smart, and is the style of code that can be taught in classes or blogged about, but the generalization of these principles can lead to bloated code and huge assemblies if applied massively.
About maintenability, I pretend your code is harder to extend. Initially, I had one class that I could easily extend and the JIT helps me a lot here. I can create a new Spread(arguments) methods easily without breaking any of my existing clients (and without changing the semantics coupling). It's less easy with interfaces, do I need one new ISmellxx interfaces for every new method? New types again? Classes are extensible, interfaces are carved in stone forever - in fact, most people *do* change their interfaces, but that's another story :-)
The second scenarios is when you have a Smell class implementing an ISmell interface. In that case you'd need to go from two to four types.
When it comes to maintainability, I find that the SOLID principles are some of the best guidelines around. The Open/Closed Principle explicitly states that classes should be closed for modification, but open for extensibility. In other words, we extend code only by adding new classes.
The factory class is allowed to create concrete instances without using a DI container? And any dependencies that the concrete class needs will have to be passed to the factory class?
Conceptually it's best to think about any such factories as concrete classes. If they need to pass dependencies to the objects they create, they can do so by requesting them by Constructor Injection. In other words you are correct that "any dependencies that the concrete class needs will have to be passed to the factory class" (excluding those that are passed as parameters to the Create method).
On a practical side, you can always consider implementing the factory as an infrastructure component based on a container. Essentially, the factory would be an Adapter over the container. However, if you do this, you must be sure to place the Adapter in the Composition Root of the application, as otherwise you risk that the container reference leaks into your application code. This means that the concrete class and the factory will end up being implemented in two different assemblies. If you use Castle Windsor, you can go all the way and not even implement the container at all because instead you can leverage the Typed Factory facility.
I have one question however:
FragranceFactory.Create checks name for null. Why?
I see the following problems with it:
1) Code duplication:
As Fragrance can be instantiated without the use of the factory, the null check can't be removed from the constructor of Fragrance.
2) Knowledge of implementation details of Fragrance:
The FragranceFactory knows that Fragrance can't work with a name that is null. This is not implicit, this is explicit knowledge. Another implementation of IFragrance could simply assign a default value if null is passed. As FragranceFactory is coupled tightly to Fragrancy, that is not such a big problem. Still I think it is not correct
3) No benefit whatsoever:
Adding the null check in the Create method brings no benefit at all. On the contrary: If we were to change the constructor of Fragrance to allow null and to assign a default value, but would forget to change FragranceFactory.Create accordingly, the semantics of the object creation would differ, depending on how the object is created.
Can you please explain what I have missed and why you decided to put the null check into the Create method?
I just added the Guard Clause out of habit, but your arguments are valid and I will in the future be more careful with my Guard Clauses. It only makes sense that one should only have a Guard Clause if one uses the argument in question. That's not the case when it's just being passed on, so it should not be there.
Thanks for pointing that out.
What about fluent interfaces? They completely rely on temporal coupling by design:
var query = new QueryBuilder().WithField("dressing").NotNull().Containing("bacon");
Do you consider this an edge case, or do you actually dislike fluent interfaces in general?
See this blog post for a very simple example. For a very complex example, see AutoFixture's Ploeh.AutoFixture.Dsl namespace, which is kicked off by the fixture.Build<T>() method.
In any case, Temporal Coupling doesn't disallow mutability - it just states that if you have mutating methods, the order in which they are invoked (if at all) mustn't matter.
When you use 'classic' CRUD-style Repositories or Unit of Work, that may also be the best match to that style of architecture. However, my more recent experience with CQRS and Event Sourcing seems to indicate to me that an immutable domain model begins to make a lot more sense. However, I've still to gain more experience with this before I can say anything with confidence.
It has been my general experience over the last couple of years that the more immutable objects I can define, the easier the code is to work with and reason about.
The IFragranceFactory instance can be created in the Composition Root, potentially far removed from any clients. At this point it could be created with the 'new' keyword, or by a DI Container.


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Harry Redknapp backs Dele Alli to come good and defends his work rate
Alli has two goals to his name this season and has faced criticism.
by Sam PrestonFormer Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has defended midfielder Dele Alli after a slow start to the season cost him his England place.
In the Sun, Redknapp hit back at critics of the playmaker, who were at their most vocal after Tottenham’s 2-1 loss at Anfield last month.
He said: “Dele is striking a bit of form again. He is a key player for me, I’m such a fan of his. They tell me he is a great lad as well. He got badly criticised for his performance at Liverpool but he covered more yards than any other player by so much it was ridiculous. And yet he got criticised for not running or working hard after the game.
“When you looked at it he had certainly put a shift in. It’s not gone well but I think he’s a good kid and a good trainer. His form has dipped. He hit such high standards a year or two before. If he can get back to that form again then that would be a major boost.”
TBR’s View – Plenty of criticism of Alli is lazy
When a young player like Alli suffers a drop-off, plenty of pundits tend to reach for their lazy stereotypes; the fame went to his head, he lost his hunger, he believed his own hype and so on.
Perhaps there’s an element of that with Alli but as Redknapp says, he is putting in the effort during tough games and a tough period for Tottenham.
He is showing plenty more than Christian Eriksen, who is playing like a man who doesn’t want to be there, and if Mauricio Pochettino needs a creator to reinvigorate his attack, Alli should be the man.
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Support Vector Machines use techniques known as kernels methods. To understand kernel methods, we will need to use some maths.
Kernel methods are a type of instance-based learner which means that rather than learning some fixed characteristics for each of the datapoints, they instead learn a specific weight \(w_i\) that corresponds to the speific datapoint \((x_i,y_i)\). When they are presented with a new unknown data point, the kernel method will use a kernel to classify the new input.
A kernel is a type of function that takes a new input as well as all the known values and measures the similarity between all those known values and the new input. The output of this will be either a positive or negative number and the sign of this number is the output of the Kernel. The equation for this is: \[ \hat{y}=\text{sgn}\sum_{i=1}^{n}w_iy_ik(\mathbf{x}_i,\mathbf{x}') \] The \(k(\mathbf{x}_i,\mathbf{x}')\) is the kernel. This can be written as a feature map which is the function we used in the non linear data example to project the data points into a higher dimension. \[ k(\mathbf{x}_i,\mathbf{x}') = \langle\varphi(\mathbf{x}),\varphi(\mathbf{x}')\rangle_{\mathcal{V}} \] On the condition that \( \langle\cdot,\cdot\rangle_{\mathcal{V}} \) is a valid inner product space, then we can write out the projection in terms of its inner products.
This is very useful since we can use the kernel functions to do mathematical operations as if the points were in a higher dimension without actually projecting them to a higher dimension. This means that the computaional complexity of calculating the SVMs are reduced drastically.
Now we will show how the use of the kernel trick reduces the amount of operations that a computer would have to compute in comparison to projecting the data points to a higher dimension and then finding the SVM there.
First lets look at the complexity of our previous method of mapping from 2D to 3D. We start of with our mapping: \[ (x_i, y_i) \Rightarrow (x_i^2, y_i^2, \sqrt{2}x_iy_i) \] This mapping requires 4 multiplications:
Now we are going to calculate the number operations needed for the kernel that represented our transformation from before: \[ k(\mathbf{x_1},\mathbf{x_2}) = (\mathbf{x_1}\cdot \mathbf{x_2})^2 \] First, we can show that this kernel does represent our mapping from before by expanding it out: \[ \begin{align} (\mathbf{x_1}\cdot \mathbf{x_2})^2 &= (x_1x_2 + y_1y_2)^2 \\ &= (x_1x_2)^2 + (y_1y_2)^2 + 2*(x_1x_2y_1y_2) \\ &= x_1^2x_2^2 + y_1^2y_2^2 + 2x_1x_2y_1y_2 \\ &=(x_1^2,y_1^2,\sqrt{2}x_1y_1)\cdot(x_2^2,y_2^2,\sqrt{2}x_2y_2) \end{align} \] This means that we can do calculate the dot product in the initial dimension instead of having to project it to a higher dimension!
This process only requires 3 multiplications and 1 addition compared to 11 multiplcations and 2 additions in the previous method:
This method of using the kernel functions and dot products is known as the Kernel Trick and it is used by computers to compute Support Vctor Machines very quickly. At dimensions higher than 3, the difference between the number of operations required by the projection and using the kernel trick can become massive and therefore the use of kernels provides a huge advantage.
There are many different types of kernel functions.


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Is this behaviour of the elaborator expected/necessary or could it be improved so that the last two cases are also inferrable?
#check ((λ n: ℕ, n): _) -- good #check ((λ n: ℕ, n): (_ → ℕ)) -- good #check ((λ n: ℕ, n): (ℕ → _)) -- failed, sort expected ?m_1[a] #check ((λ n: ℕ, n): (_ → _)) -- failed, sort expected ?m_1[a]
arguably this shouldn't happen with the arrow, which is supposed to be nondependent, but the parser turns the later two into \forall _x:nat, _
which produces a metavariable _x : nat |- ?m_1
and then the typing forces it to unify ?m_1[n] =?= nat
, and it doesn't like these sorts of unification problems so it delays, hoping that ?m_1
will be solved directly.
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Abstract class that represents scalarization function for non-linear scalarization of two objectives. More...
#include <IndiffCurve.h>
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| virtual FPType | evaluate (TollType toll)=0 |
| virtual std::string | toString ()=0 |
| virtual void | perturbTime (FPType percentage, FPType probOfPerturbation) |
| virtual void | perturbToll (FPType percentage, FPType probOfPerturbation) |
| virtual void | restoreOriginalCurve () |
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Abstract class that represents scalarization function for non-linear scalarization of two objectives.
Scalarization function converts toll to time. It must be strictly increasing (for optimisation formulation of Larsson [14])
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pure virtual |
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Implemented in PieceWiseLinearIndiffCurve, ConvexIndiffCurve, ConcaveIndiffCurve, and LinearIndiffCurve.
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note, since this function is defined continuously, take appropriate action (i.e., divide-by-zero might silently return zero) |
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note, since this function is defined continuously, take appropriate action (i.e., divide-by-zero might silently return zero) |
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note, the value of the current iteration, starting at 1, is automatically assigned to the variable :repcount so that it can be accessed by the commands |
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Writing a virtual machine
23. April 2017
In the last couple months, my main focus was on writing a virtual machine from scratch. What I wanted was a fully turing-complete machine which would support the following features right out of the box:
- 64-bit floating point calculations
- An implementation of a call stack
- Registers of varying size
- It shouldn’t be slow
- Implement a debugger to step through execution
- Separate process that shows a vram monitor
Besides the actual instruction set, I’ve also created my own version of an assembly language. The syntax of the language is strongly inspired by the AVR assembly language.
Overview
The general principle behind a virtual machine is pretty easy to grasp. What you have is a list of instructions, some registers of a given size and memory. Not all virtual machines have the same amount of registers and not all registers have the same meaning assigned to them.
One of the registers is the ip
(Instruction Pointer) register. It points to the current instruction. At the beginning of each cycle, the machine reads an opcode from the address pointed to by the ip
register. It then runs the assigned task of that instruction.
The meaning of each opcode is completly up to the semantic design of the machine. One could assign any meaning to an opcode.
Encoding
The executable format the machine expects is divided into two parts.
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| - Header section |
| |
| magic : ascii encoded NICE |
| entry_addr : initial value of the ip register |
| load_table_size : number of entries in the load table |
| load_table : load table |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| - Segments section |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
Each entry consts of three integers.
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| - Load table entry |
| |
| offset : offset into the executables segments section |
| size : size of the segment |
| address : target address in the machines memory |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
Given the following assembly file:
.org 0x500
.label entry_addr
loadi r0, 25
loadi r1, 25
add r0, r0, r1
.org 0x600
.db msg_welcome 11 "hello world"
The machine would load the three instructions onto address 0x500
and the "hello world"
constant at address 0x600
.
Registers
Available registers:
r0 - r59
General purpose registersip
Instruction pointersp
Stack pointerfp
Frame pointerflags
Flags register
The machine’s registers are able to hold a 64-bit value. By default however, only the lower 32-bits are targeted. The below code reads 16 bytes from a buffer at 0x500
and writes each dword
into the registers r0
to r3
. It also demonstrates the automatic label resolution and offset calculation features in the assembler.
.def BUFFER_SIZE 16
.label entry_addr
readc r0, (buffer + 0)
readc r1, (buffer + 4)
readc r2, (buffer + 8)
readc r3, (buffer + 12)
.org 0x500
.db buffer BUFFER_SIZE 0
Virtual Display
The last 38’800 bytes in memory are reserved for VRAM. The monitor process, which is also built into the vm, displays the contents of this area in memory in color. The monitor supports 255
different colors. A single byte encodes the color of a single pixel as rrrgggbb
.
Roadmap
In the months to come, I want to focus on writing some built-in methods for doing graphics stuff. I’d also like to experiment with writing a simple compiler to be able to use a subset of C on my vm.
I’m open for contributions of any kind and I’d love to get some feedback on the design of my vm.
The repository is on GitHub at github.com/KCreate/stackvm and is licensed under the MIT license.
Copyright © 2020 Leonard Schütz | Attributions


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During this project, we conducted research, created personas, performed competitive analysis, built wireframes, and conducted usability tests. Our findings were summarized in a written report and the final concept was presented with a poster.
The poster and UI mockups were created using InDesign, with some assets created using Photoshop and Illustrator. We designed Workbench for working professionals and serious hobbyists and aimed to create a product that was intuitive for novice users while efficient for expert users.
Push the Hay is a logic puzzle game based on Sokoban, the block pushing game. It is our second mobile app and was designed to be a fully functional game with custom-made graphics and animations. We hope to release this app on iOS and Android by the end of May.
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I acted as the primary product interface to our offshore developers, prioritizing tasks and fixes. I created the logic for the GenieBot AI, and took over the remaining interface and graphic design work upon joining the project approximately one month into the nine-month project. The app was designed in Illustrator, and the assets were provided as PNGs to the programmers. I conducted competitive analysis and created a marketing plan for the app. I was also the primary tester for the app.
These photos were taken for the final project of a photography class. We could choose any theme we liked, and I chose nighttime as the theme. I also adjusted the balance for these in Photoshop.


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Earlier this year I have made some posts and provided some samples on how we could stream data from the IoT devices and displaying the info on a dashboard, using Pentaho Data Integration and MQTT protocol.
I am still missing some blog posts on how to scale a solution on this and how to use D3.js as the chart library, among other updates. The good news is that Pentaho Labs announced the release of MQTT steps, even if not yet supported. I guess it is just a matter of time now.
The steps are ready to be used and available in marketplace.
Here the link where Pentaho labs is announcing it.
You can watch the video with the updates.
Samples are available here
Please keep in mind that the most interesting part is not the live dashboard, it is the data streaming capabilities on PDI. You can nos make use of the new steps to be closer to IoT and possible to use Data Integration for the ingestion of data coming from devices. This also makes clear tht might be possible to use other protocols.
One clear advantage is that you don’t need to write all your code, you can build a gateway using PDI and without writing one line of code. Also look at the samples, you will notice we can switch the data processing transformation we want to use, and you can do it using a parameters. Also from the image above you can see that you are able to group rows based on number of rows or time.
Also notice that the case, based on the values opf a parameter named “rowsGroupingType” will decide if we need to go and process rows based of the number, based on time, or not group them at all.
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MAFIA! Reviewed by Jamie Peck
The joke is on mob movies this time, specifically "The Godfather" trilogy, as the all-powerful Don Vincenzo Cortino (the late Lloyd Bridges) comes to a realization that his crime empire must be handed down to one of his two sons -- noble war hero Anthony (Jay Mohr in the Al Pacino role) or coke-addicted psychopath Joey (Billy Burke in the James Caan role). There's even a Diane Keaton-esque girlfriend (Christina Applegate, nicely deadpan) for the former, appropriately named Diane. Some of "Casino" is rolled into the story as well, as Anthony starts business in Las Vegas and courts a sassy showgirl (Pamela Gidley, a dead ringer for Sharon Stone) who does a pole routine that could get her into the Olympics. This surreal physical display is one of the film's funniest moments.
For those who've never seen "The Godfather" -- get thee to a video store! -- or fear that the genre is too dated to milk for laughs, "Mafia!" also pokes fun at everything from "Striptease" to Barney to "The Lost World" to Riverdance to "Forrest Gump." (The best riff on "Gump," by the way, is not the "Run, florist, run!" bit showcased prominently on the previews, but rather a verbal exchange that ends with the line, "I have a son?") A great deal of these jokes work, though "Mafia!" sometimes pushes a visual too far, like the scene at a wedding reception where the band mistakenly believes a dancer is doing the Macarena, when, in fact, he's being jerked around by the hail of gunfire. It's funny to begin with, but the length of the sight gag sledgehammers away its effectiveness.
Most of the time, however, the over-the-top approach is played just right, piling gag on gag until the comedy bases are loaded and a home run is scored; a prime example would be a send-up of "The English Patient" that segues into a free-for-all puke party a la "Stand by Me." The closing credits hide subliminal jokes ranging from mock-throwaway trivia about the cast ("Fun fact: Actress Christina Applegate invented radar") to a great rewrite of the American Humane Association disclaimer. Even the press kit gets in on the silliness -- the movie production information is written completely in Italian, while Abrahams' bio states that "in addition to [the his films, he] has also attended screenings of ‘Gandhi,' ‘Wall Street,' ‘Dances With Wolves' and ‘The Silence of the Lambs.'"
Not much else can be said about "Mafia!" To criticize the indifferent plot or thin characters would be a pretty pointless task since their sole function is to provide something to hang all of the funny business on, and, in this case, the funny business is worthwhile for those of us who like this sort of thing. The genre that "Mafia!" belongs to is a difficult one to review because of its subjectivity -- either you find this sort of thing amusing or you don't. I did, and enough that I can recommend it as an enjoyable summer diversion, though it's nowhere near as enjoyable as many of its ancestors. Speaking of lineage, frequent Abrahams collaborators David Zucker and Pat Proft have similar fare due in the coming weeks with "BASEketball" and "Wrongfully Accused," respectively. Here's to hoping they're at least on par with "Mafia!"
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Starting September 1, 2015, Google chrome dropped the support for NPAPI plugins. So, Chrome 45+ versions do not support a number of plugins which depend on this. This is not a sudden change and is expected for some time now. This means a number of java, silverlight, Unity and Facebook plugins do not work any more on Chrome.
Well, this is not a surprise unless you are not following chrome’s regular updates on this topic.
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Chrome expressed their wish to block this way back in September, 2013. (Ref - http://blog.chromium.org/2013/09/saying-goodbye-to-our-old-friend-npapi.html)
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Chrome web store stopped accepting any new NPAPI based apps since September, 2013.
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In November, 2014 this is confirmed and deprication timeline is announced (Ref - https://blog.chromium.org/2014/11/the-final-countdown-for-npapi.html)
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As said, Chrome 42 (released in April, 2015) disabled these plugins by default with a hack to enable this support as an experimental feature.
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Google started to move their Gtalk’s architecture completely to hangouts and made themselves ready for the big move. The time announced was sufficient enough for many apps to prepare themselves for the change.
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Finally, Chrome 45 (released in September, 2015) stopped the support for NPAPI plugins.
Why was the support dropped ?
Chrome quotes on it’s web site that -
To make browsing with Chrome safer, faster, and more stable, we stopped allowing NPAPI plugins on September 1, 2015.
(Ref - https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/6213033?hl=en)
- We can clearly see that there is intention to improve the speed of the browser by making sure that plugins and apps are run independent of the browser once launched. (This wasn’t the case with NPAPI).
- Also, we can see that this step of chrome is a push forward through more HTML5 based apps (WebRTC and etc.), browser extensions and one click install cross device apps.
- This is going to be a major hit for traditional plugin apps like java applets and silverlight apps.
What’s next for the apps that depend on NPAPI ?
Both Java and silverlight responded by providing a workaround to run the plugin based apps for Chrome 42 to 44. But from Chrome 45, it’s not possible any more. So, they recommend to use a browser which supports NPAPI plugins. Java recommends to use Web Start apps which are like one click install apps, that does not depend on browser once installed and launched. Chrome too, suggested various alternatives to handle stuff in future.
- From Java - https://java.com/en/download/faq/chrome.xml
- From silverlight - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3058254
- From Chrome - https://www.chromium.org/developers/npapi-deprecation
It’s clear that chrome’s push is towards WebRTC for the media and WebGL for gaming and animation. However, i am going to focus a bit on the java web start apps below which is one nice way to have cross browser and cross device one click install based apps that need to be launched from browsers. For one of my personal projects i went ahead to convert a java applet to JNLP based web start app which worked well.
Java Web Start apps -
Java Web start technology is shipped with your JDK and all that the user need to have is java installed on their local machines to run the apps based on this.
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Introduction to Web start apps - Java Web Start Intro
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Running a Web start app - Running Web Start apps
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Migrating Java applets to JNLP Web start apps -
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Simple tutorials - Web start and JNLP Tutotial 1
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JNLP app demos - JNLP Demos
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Web start appp demos - Web Start Demos
Web start apps are good for now but looking forward, it is most likely that WebRTC and other HTML5 improvements can replace all the plugins and it’s just the matter of time before Safari starts supporting WebRTC.


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The OpenVMS operating system included string formatting functionality from the outset, actually built into the OS kernel. Called SYS$FAO, it is an integral part of how OpenVMS interfaces with its users. FAO stands for Formatted ASCII Output, which was a reasonable name in the late 1970s when the operating system first became available.
Write your own format effectors to augment the standard set — or replace them.
| String insertion | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| ![w]AS | String AS | Insert a simple string. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]AN | String AN | Insert a simple string, replacing non-printing characters with ".". | As specified. |
| ![w]AD | String AD | Insert the first n characters of a string, drawing n from the argument list. | As specified. |
| ![w]AF | String AF | Insert the first n characters of a string, drawing n from the argument list and replacing non-printing characters with ".". | As specified. |
| Numeric insertion | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| ![w]@radixR ![w]@radixr ![w]@#R ![w]@#r |
Integer arbitrary radix | Insert the value converted to the specified radix. See the full documentation for features. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]F | Floating-point | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 8-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]UB | Byte: unsigned | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 8-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]SB | Byte: signed | Insert the decimal representation of a signed 8-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]ZB | Byte: unsigned, zero-filled | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 8-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]OB | Byte: octal | Insert the octal representation of an unsigned 8-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 3). | 3 columns. |
| ![w]XB | Byte: hex | Insert the hexadecimal representation of an unsigned 8-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 2). | 2 columns. |
| ![w]UW | Word: unsigned | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 16-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]SW | Word: signed | Insert the decimal representation of a signed 16-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]ZW | Word: unsigned, zero-filled | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 16-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]OW | Word: octal | Insert the octal representation of an unsigned 16-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 6). | 6 columns. |
| ![w]XW | Word: hex | Insert the hexadecimal representation of an unsigned 16-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 4). | 4 columns. |
| ![w]UL | Long: unsigned | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 32-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]SL | Long: signed | Insert the decimal representation of a signed 32-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]ZL | Long: unsigned, zero-filled | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 32-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]OL | Long: octal | Insert the octal representation of an unsigned 32-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 11). | 11 columns. |
| ![w]XL | Long: hex | Insert the hexadecimal representation of an unsigned 32-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 8). | 8 columns. |
| ![w]UQ | Quadword: unsigned | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 64-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]SQ | Quadword: signed | Insert the decimal representation of a signed 64-bit value, left space-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]ZQ | Quadword: unsigned, zero-filled | Insert the decimal representation of an unsigned 64-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width. | As many columns as needed to represent the value. |
| ![w]OQ | Quadword: octal | Insert the octal representation of an unsigned 64-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 22). | 22 columns. |
| ![w]XQ | Quadword: hex | Insert the hexadecimal representation of an unsigned 64-bit value, left zero-filled to the field width (default 16). | 16 columns. |
| Special-character insertion | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| !_ | TAB | Insert a TAB character. | Not applicable. |
| !^ | Formfeed | Insert a form-feed control character. | Not applicable. |
| !! | Bang | Insert an exclamation mark (!) character. | Not applicable. |
| != | CR | Insert a carriage-return character. | Not applicable. |
| !, | LF | Insert a line-feed control character. | Not applicable. |
| !/ | CRLF | Insert a carriage-return and a line-feed. | Not applicable. |
| Field-width control | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| !#effector | ArgWidth | Specify a field width using an argument rather than a hard-coded value. | Not applicable. |
| !w< ... !> | Fixed Window | Force a right-justified field width on the contents between the effector delimiters. | Not applicable. |
| Argument list modification | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| !- | Reuse | Back the argument list up so the most recently used argument gets re-used. | Not applicable. |
| !+ | Skip | Skip over the next item in the argument list. | Not applicable. |
| Pluralisation | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| !%S | Pluralise-English | Add an "s" or "es" suffix if the last argument used was not 1. | 1 or 2 columns |
| !%is | is/are-English | Insert "is" or "are" depending on whether the last argument used was 1. | 2 or 3 columns |
| !%IS | IS/ARE-English | Insert "IS" or "ARE" depending on whether the last argument used was 1. | 2 or 3 columns |
| Date/time insertion | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| ![w]%T( ... !) | Date/Time | Format a date/time value using strftime(3) rules and insert the result. | Depends on the time formatting string. |
| Miscellaneous | |||
| Effector Syntax | Effector Name | Description | Default Width |
| !n*c | RepeatingChar | Insert n occurrences of a character. | Not applicable. |


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The source code for the website you are looking at right now. Built in Python using Flask and Jinja2.
Code that will deploy my website to AWS using Terraform.
Web-Sync is a program that wil sync a local directory to an s3 bucket and can configure Route 53 DNS records and Cloudfront to create and distribute secure static website hosted on specified s3 bucket.
Docker Compose file used to define my home automation infrastructure as code.
Ansible playbooks used to stand up my Docker servers.
Python script that includes a function to change lights color temperature and brightness based upon time of day and an adjustable fade light in function.
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Wearable JSON Packager
To use:
1. Click the item you want to populate the entityID field. This should be an entity that has a Marketplace URL (http://mpassets...) as the model URL.
2. Select the joint your item should attach to. Joints that specify a left or right side will be exported to work with both sides.
3. 'Package JSON' to export the item as a JSON.


All Classes
BoundaryChecker
Cell
Controller
Difficulty
DifficultyLevel
Game
GameInfo
LeftClickMessage
Message
MineCounter
MineField
Model
NewGameMessage
RightClickMessage
TestCell
TestGameInfo
TestMineCounter
TestModel
Valve
ValveResponse
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