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Introduction
Students will complete a course project in teams of 5-6.
Grading will be shared among all members
(i.e., the project gets a grade, not each student separately),
and we will require specific proof of each member’s role in the group.
Each group must have an external customer (e.g., student organization, local non-profit) to build a SaaS application.
See examples of previous projects from UC Berkeley.
Be sure to checkout the links to project info (customer interview, code repo, Pivotal Tracker, deployed app, screencast demo).
The timeline of the project is as follows:
- Team Formation: Mon Sep/04/2017 -- Form a team of of 5 or 6 members.
- Project Proposal: Mon Sep/11/2017 -- Propose a project and start talking to your customer.
- Iteration 0: Mon Sep/25/2017 -- Get ready to go.
- Iteration 1: Mon Oct/09/2017 -- Complete the milestones in the first iteration.
- Iteration 2: Mon Oct/23/2017 -- Complete the milestones in the second iteration.
- First Team Peer Evaluation: Fri Oct/27/2017 -- Submit your first team peer evaluation form.
- Progress Presentation: Tue Oct/31/2017 - Thu Nov/02/2017 -- Classroom presentation of your project progress.
- Iteration 3: Mon Nov/06/2017 -- Complete the milestones in the third iteration.
- Iteration 4: Mon Nov/27/2017 -- Complete the milestones in the last iteration.
- Final Demo: Tue Nov/28/2017 - Thu Nov/30/2017 -- Present a final demo of your project.
- Final Report: Mon Dec/04/2017 -- Submit your final project report.
- Customer Satisfaction Survey: Tue Dec/05/2017 -- Your customer return his/her satisfaction survey.
- Final Team Peer Evaluation: Tue Dec/05/2017 -- Submit your final team peer evaluation form.
Project Proposal (Points: 5)
Each team is expected to propose its own project idea and a customer:
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Check the FAQ to make sure it meets our criteria (on which we must be firm, to keep the course running smoothly).
- Make sure everyone on the team agrees to this project.
- Email the instructor with the team name, customer name, email, and phone, and a summary of the proposed project.
- The instructor will email your project customer contact informing them of the project selection (or non-selection)
and which team will contact them.
The instructor may assign a team a different project depending on the availability of projects and experiences of the team.
Each team will give a five-minute project proposal presentation in class.
Iteration 0 (Points: 10)
This week you should set up meetings with your customer.
Emphasize to them that time is short, so you need to get going right away.
In the first meeting(s) you should extract their user stories,
sketch low-fi user interfaces and story boards (bring something to sketch on/with), etc.
It might help to record your conversation (e.g. on your phone).
You can then iterate with them and prioritize the stories.
Each team should select a Scrum Master and Product Owner.
The Scrum Master will submit the team reports.
I recommend it be the Product Owner who makes contact with the customer to set up the meetings.
You need to meet with the customer every iteration, if at all possible.
Submit the following (only one copy for each team), with all elements in a single pdf file:
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Team members and roles: The team should elect a scrum master and product owner.
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Customer contact and meeting date/time/place: The team product owner should contact the customer and set up a meeting.
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Summary: Write a two-paragraph (max) summary of the main customer need and how the application meets it, including who the stakeholders are. Include links to the video, GitHub repo and Pivotal Tracker in the document.
- User stories: Create at least 4 user stories on 3x5 cards. You can submit photos of the 3x5 cards or type them up. Example:
Feature: Add a movie to Rotten Potatoes
As a movie fan
So that I can share a movie with other movie fans
I want to add a movie to the Rotten Potatoes database
- User interface: Create lo-fi UI mockups and storyboards for at least 4 user stories. Submit photos of these.
- Pivotal Tracker: Create a free open-source public Pivotal Tracker project and enter the user stories. Give access as “observers” to the instructor and TAs.
- Video: Produce a 2-minute video interview where customer describes the problem you will be solving and the application you will be building.
- See an example interview.
- Note: you may directly embed the video in the submitted pdf file, or upload the video to vimeo or youtube and include the link in the pdf.
- GitHub Repo: Populate the initial GitHub repo (private under TAMU or public upon agreement with your client) for your project. Give the instructor and TAs access as collaborators.
- For legacy projects: write a one-page document discussing your overall strategy for learning/improving the prior code. Also, if any of your user stories are improved/replacement stories for what was done in the past, please note that in this document.
Iterations 1 to 4 (Points: 5 per iteration)
Overall Requirements
- Using Pivotal Tracker, identify a subset of stories you'll work on during this iteration and who owns each.
- Use BDD+TDD to develop these stories and deploy to Heroku.
- For legacy projects, understand and refactor legacy code as necessary.
- Get feedback from customer and indicate how this will affect the next iteration.
Specific Milestones in Each Iteration
- Pick approximately ¼ of the stories you submitted for Iteration 0 (along with any later user story additions) for each iteration,
balancing the workload between each of the iterations. The selection should be based on customer meetings.
- Create a comprehensive set of Cucumber and RSpec test cases for each user story to be implemented.
You should have a Cucumber feature file with one or more scenarios with high-level declarative steps, corresponding to the UI sketches. The test cases must be able to run automatically. Test cases should include both successful and exceptional scenarios (happy and sad paths). Make sure that we can git checkout and run your tests from scratch.
- Design diagram identifying current key entities and relationships in the app,
i.e., what will be the most important models and how will they be related.
A UML class diagram is one way to do this, but any understandable informal method is acceptable.
Update this diagram on each iteration.
- Implement the user stories selected for the iteration and make sure that all test cases can be run automatically
and that the test cases pass.
- Deploy to Heroku, verify that the user stories are working, and demo for the customer and obtain customer feedback.
Submit the following (only one copy for each team), with all elements in a single pdf file:
- Customer meeting date to demo this iteration.
- User stories implemented in this iteration.
- Design diagram for this iteration.
- Any additional documentation related to the user stories, e.g. changes to lo-fi UIs.
- If you were not able to implement all the stories that you initially chose for this iteration, please list which ones and why not.
- If you have changed any of your stories, please write a short description of the changes made and the reason behind the changes.
- If you are working on a legacy project, please list any user stories that were rewritten and code refactored.
- Evaluations of your code and tests, such as SimpleCov and CodeClimate
- Links to your Pivotal Tracker, Github repo, and Heroku deployment. Make sure these are up-to-date.
Please tag your git repository revision with Iteration1, Iteration2, etc.
Here are some example commands for how to tag revisions:
- To tag the current revision:
git tag -a Iteration1
- Warning: You must explicitly push your tags with the command
git push --tags
. Before you submit, please make sure that when we clone, we can see the tag.
Grading will be based on the quality of user stories, comprehensiveness, and success of your test cases.
We might also create our own test cases. Make sure that we can git checkout and run your tests from scratch.
Team Peer Evaluation I (Points: 5)
Each team member
must fill out
the first team peer evaluation and must submit to Google Classroom.
This peer evaluation will be
non-graded for individual team members.
However, ALL team members must submit their forms in order for the team to gain the points.
Classroom Presentation (Points: 10)
Each team will give a
15-minute prepared presentation (including 5-minute Q&A) in class on the project progress.
All team members must participate in the presentation. See
Calendar for the presentation schedule.
Final Report (Points: 30)
Each team must submit a zip file including your team's progress presentation slides and a final report (in pdf) with following items:
- Two-paragraph summary of the project as implemented, including the main customer need and how the application meets it, including who the stakeholders are. This will contrast to what you wrote in Iteration 0.
- Description of all user stories (including revised/refactored stories in the case of legacy projects). For each story, explain how many points you gave it, explain the implementation status, including those that did not get implemented. Discuss changes to each story as they went. Show lo-fi UI mockups/storyboards you created and then the corresponding screen shots, as needed to explain to stories.
- For legacy projects, include a discussion of the process for understanding the existing code, and what refactoring/modification was performed on the code, in addition to the user stores listed above.
- List who held each team role, e.g. Scrum Master, Product Owner. Describe any changes in roles during the project.
- For each scrum iteration, summarize what was accomplished and points completed.
- List of customer meeting dates, and description of what happened at the meetings, e.g. what software/stories did you demo.
- Explain your BDD/TDD process, and any benefits/problems from it.
- Discuss your configuration management approach. Did you need to do any spikes? How many branches and releases did you have?
- Discuss any issues you had in the production release process to Heroku.
- Describe your implementation environment – homebrew, VirtualBox, AWS, Cloud9, etc., and any issues with it.
- Describe the other tools/GEMs you used, such as CodeClimate, or SimpleCov, and their benefits.
- Dicsuss your design, and any challenges and lessons you have learned about the software engineering process.
- Link to two-minute video interview with the customer. Store the video on Vimeo.
- Link to the 2+ minute demo highlighting your app's main features. Here are two examples from past projects: Nurse Vacation Scheduler and Pet Foster Home Finder.
- Link to your public GitHub repo. Make sure all code (including Cucumber and RSpec!) is pushed to your repo.
Notes:
- See a sample final report.
The report should take no more than 10 pages of 12-point text, not counting figures (e.g., screen shots).
- The instructor will retain a copy of all of your project material to facilitate future legacy projects.
Final Demo (Points: 15)
- Each team will give a 30-minute live demo of their final project (on a team member laptop), followed by a random testing by the instructor, TAs, or other teams.
Grading will be based on the quality of the demo and the outcome of testing by the instructor and TAs.
- In your demo, you should describe the application and walk through the major use cases.
You may also explain some of the design choices you made while working on your project.
Every team member must participate in some way in the demo.
- When you are not presenting your demo, you can visit the other demos.
Customer Satisfaction Survey (Points: 5)
Each group (project owner) must send their customer the customer satisfaction survey, and ask their
customer to email the instructor the completed survey by the end of the demo day.


Check out the reveal trailer for Overwatch 2
Source: Blizzard Entertainment - Overwatch 2 reveal trailer
Overwatch 2 has been announced at BlizzCon 2019 after being leaked over the past couple of weeks. While the original Overwatch lacked any sort of campaign, with a story that was told via character videos and special, seasonal event flashbacks from time to time, Overwatch 2 is clearly addressing that issue, with story missions and a full narrative.
What is Overwatch 2?
Overwatch 2 is the sequel to 2016's Overwatch. Characters like Tracer, Brigitte and more return. In fact, all 31 heroes are returning and there are some new heroes as well. You can check out the cinematic reveal trailer for Overwatch 2 below.
Overwatch 2 features
For players of the original game, your time will be respected. All the cosmetics you unlocked will be coming forward into Overwatch 2. One of the biggest new mechanics in Overwatch 2 is the ability for the game to share a multiplayer pool with the original Overwatch. The two games will share a PvP pool. Overwatch 2 features engine upgrades that Blizzard will be talking more about later. There's also a new PvE story mode, new maps and more. You can check out the first gameplay trailer for Overwatch 2 below.
When will Overwatch 2 launch?
There's no release date right now and platforms have not been confirmed at this time.

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Arewa women lack a way to track the data of what they spend and earn on a day-to-day basis and so lack the power to make better financial decisions. This puts them at a disadvantage as banks and other loan institutions lack appropriate data with which to create financial products and capital for business growth.
Kasafin Kudi is a web-based application that helps Arewa women track their expenditure and revenue in real-time while using insights developed from the data to empower more women to form new financial intelligence habits & give business owners access to more capital to expand their businesses.
It enables the business owner to concentrate on cash flow, reducing costs, improving profits and increasing returns on investment. Budgeting is the basis for all business success. It helps with both planning and control of the finances of the business. Track your household and business expenses on-the-go. This allows you to record all your daily expenses which reveals areas where you can cut unnecessary costs and form a better money management habit.
Enables you track your personal and business income daily which enables you to plan better for expenses, savings and emergencies
Gives access to the loan your business needs to expand.
Gives you access to business trainings to improve your capacity to grow your personal wealth as well as your business capabilities.
"I didn't have much knowledge about financing, and my business needed it. This app does all the thinking for me. Even gives me advice! Thanks so much guys!"
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The purpose of this demo application is to present a basic working model of a platform
which provides a channel between the people who are in need of a service and the people
who provide services and wish to advertise their business.
The first time a user opens the Gigs page, they will be prompted to share their
location and if they do so, and if the geolocation is successful (it is recommended to
use Google Chrome browser), the green marker will automatically be placed on their
current location on the map.
Alternatively, they can set their location by dragging the green marker on the map
to their exact location.
The search function can be utilized in two ways: by clicking on the appropriate
category/service name in the Gigs drop-down menu from the navigation bar,
or by using the search bar itself to search by keyword(s).
The search results will be shown in the form of clickable markers on the map,
and a scrollable list next to the map. The results shown on the page will be
related to the selection/query combined with the user's proximity/zoom-level. Otherwise,
the results will only be filtered by proximity/zoom-level, or the area the map covers.
Non-registered users can only search for existing services, as well as rate/comment
the services they have used in the past. (However, this will most probably be changed
at some point, in order to minimize the possibility of having users giving themselves
high ratings).
Registered users can offer their services. They can add more than one service,
and they can have up to two locations per service.
There are three possible roles a registered user can have: User, Admin and SysAdmin.
Users with the role User can only have a basic account and add services.
Users with the role Admin can add services, as well as view/remove other accounts if needed.
Users with the role SysAdmin can add services, view/remove other accounts,
but also have access to the application Management page.


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I'm a Web Developer based in San Diego
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My background started with video game & art design. Then I learned how to be a paralegal, and now I'm coding because I realized that I enjoy creating and building new things. Currently, I work with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to make ideas real as I continually work to improve my problem-solving skills. I'm also experienced with the React and Node.js frameworks as well as PostgreSQL. As my developer skills keep growing, I hope to create more projects and/or collaborate with others. Outside of code, my love for video games, art, cooking, and Earl Grey tea remain strong.
Projects:
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An application for food lovers to keep a record of dishes they've tried at various eateries, old or new. Users are able to add, edit, and delete Flavor Logs as well as Eateries. An image of the dish tried can be added to the log to further enhance its description. Created using React, CSS, Node.js, Express, CSS using a PostgreSQL database.
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A simple application for roommates to share chores in one place. Roommies and Chores can be added or deleted while Chores can be marked complete. When a Roomie is removed, all the Chores relating to that Roomie will be removed. Created using React, CSS, Node.js, Express, CSS with a PostgreSQL database.
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Report raises questions about autonomous vehicle road tests
by TOM KRISHER, AP Auto WriterDETROIT (AP) - Documents released this week by a federal agency raise questions about whether a self-driving Uber SUV that ran down a pedestrian last year should have been allowed on public roads for test purposes.
A report from the National Transportation Safety Board on a 2018 crash that killed an Arizona woman found that Uber's self-driving system didn't consider jaywalkers. It also had trouble figuring out whether the woman was a pedestrian, vehicle, bicycle or other object.
Experts say that could mean more regulation is needed before testing is allowed on public roads.
The board will determine the cause of the crash and make safety recommendations at a meeting in Washington on Nov. 19.


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UNIBEN to confer PhD on SAN, lawyer - The Nation Newspaper
By John Austin Unachukwu
The University of Benin (UNIBEN) will on Saturday confer honourary Doctor of Laws ( LL.D) on two legal practitioners.
The awardees are Chief Okeaya Ineh (SAN) and Chief Richard Oma Ahonaruogho.
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Both lawyers and other awardees in other categories were selected from among 12 candidates shortlisted for the awards.
The conferment of the awards is part of the 2019 convocation ceremonies of the University.


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Fortnite v11.20 update – official patch notes revealed
by David PurcellEpic Games have finally given Fortnite Battle Royale players some official patch notes for the v11.20 update, which sees the Bandage Bazooka return to the game after a brief spell in the vault.
The game’s developers have repeatedly avoided the release of patch details, despite sticking to their usual schedule of weekly updates throughout the course of Chapter 2, Season 1.
Now, however, on November 20 – over a month after the game was first launched – we have our first sighting of official patch notes, which is surely an encouraging sign for things moving forward.
There’s a lot to unpack, so let’s take a look at everything that’s changed in the new update.
Fortnite v11.20 patch notes – What’s changed?
Battle Royale:
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Daily Challenges are back and can be completed for XP!
- Up to three at a time are available, and once a day you can replace a Challenge for another.
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In the Locker, you can now filter your items by the Season they were introduced in.
- To filter your items by Season, enter the Season name in the search bar. Use terms like “season 5,” “season x,” “chapter 2 season 1,” etc.
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You can now adjust the UI contrast.
- To adjust the UI contrast, use the User Interface Contrast setting in the Graphics section of the Video settings.
- Added a Tutorial playlist for the mobile version of Fortnite.
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Added Microsoft DirectX 12 support to the PC version of Fortnite.
- To use Microsoft DirectX 12, select it in the Advanced Graphics section of the Video settings.
- Adjusted the headshot multiplier of the Tactical Shotgun so it’s now in line with the headshot multiplier of the Pump Shotgun.
- Increased the Effective Health (sum of Health + Shield) given from Slurp Tankers.
Bug fixes:
- Resolved syncing issues involving the Bandage Bazooka. (Because these have been resolved, the Bandage Bazooka has been re-enabled.)
- Addressed reports of hitching on mobile devices.
- Resolved the equipped item slot being the selection slot when players open the inventory.
- Addressed reports of buildings sometimes appearing low-detailed on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as players land on the map.
- The hair of the Devastator Outfit now appears the intended color.
- The John Wick Outfit’s Pistol no longer appears larger than intended.
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The Magma Wrap now appears correctly on everything except the Bandage Bazooka and Pistol.
- It will appear correctly on these weapons in a future release.


Feature extraction, selection, and summarisation¶
Once the biological samples of an experiment have been classified into phenotypically similar populations and/or clusters, we want to summarise these ‘features’ of the biological samples so that we can observe difference between clinical/experimental groups. CytoPy offers the feature extraction model for summarising the findings of an experiment and performing feature selection.
Summarising the proportion of cell populations/clusters¶
The main class of interest in the feature extraction module is the ExperimentalProportions class. This class takes an experiment and list of samples to extract data from like so:
from cytopy.flow.feature_extraction import ExperimentProportions
from cytopy.data.project import Project
pd_project = Project.objects(project_id='Peritonitis').get()
exp = pd_project.load_experiment('PD_N_PDMCs')
prop = ExperimentProportions(experiment=exp, samples=exp.list_samples())
ExperimentalProportions generates dataframes where each row is a biological sample and each column is a population or cluster statistic. Two types of statistics can be generated: the raw count of events within a cluster or a population or the proportion of events within a cluster or a population relative to the parent population that cluster or population was derived from.
If we wanted a dataframe that summarises the meta clusters of an experiment we would do the following:
# Load the clustering definition for the clusters we want
cd = ClusteringDefinition.objects(clustering_uid='N_meta').get()
# Create a list of clusters of interest
clusters = ['Neutrophils', 'Monocytes', 'DCs', 'B cells', 'T cells', 'Eosinophils']
pg_populations = prop.cluster_proportions(comparison_population='Single_Live_CD45+',
clusters_of_interest=clusters,
clustering_definition=cd,
merge_associated_clusters=True)
By setting ‘merge_associated_clusters’ to True, the terms in ‘clusters’ will be searched for in all meta-clusters pulled from the experiment and clusters with like terms merged together (e.g. if the meta-clusters were [‘Neutrophils_1’, ‘Neutrophils_2’,…] then these would be merged into one cluster called ‘Neutrophils’).
If we wanted a dataframe that summarises the populations as predicted from XGBoost classification we would do the following:
# Create a list of populations of interest, prefixed with XGBoost
populations = ['Monocyte', 'Neutrophils', 'T cells', 'DCs', 'Eosinophils', 'B cells']
populations = [f'XGBoost {p}' for p in populations]
pop_props = props.population_proportions(parent='Single_Live_CD45+',
populations_of_interest=populations)
You should see now how we have the tools to contrast and compare the results of multiple methodologies for cell phenotyping. We can also take the results of both clustering and supervised classification in this way and generate a consensus from both methods.
These tools help us build what we term a “feature space”; a matrix of ‘features’ that describe the cell populations of each biological sample (each row). But what if we want to label this feature space with some metadata, so that we had an additional column that corresponds to the clinical/experimental information we have on a biological sample and it’s derived subject? This is made simple using the function meta_labelling from our feature extraction module:
pop_props = meta_labelling(dataframe=pop_props, experiment=exp, meta_label='peritonitis')
Given a dataframe with a column named ‘sample_id’ and the FCSExperiment the data was derived from, the meta_labelling function searches the Subject’s for a given ‘meta label’ and adds an additional column to the dataframe corresponding to the subjects value for this variable.
Variance and Multicolinearity¶
Once we have built a ‘feature space’ we will want to remove any redundant variables. We can use two utility functions of the featrue extraction module:
sort_variance - given a dataframe where columns correspond to features and rows the biological samples a sorted dataframe is returned ranking features from highest to lowest variance
multicolinearity_matrix - given a dataframe where columns correspond to features and rows the biological samples, a multicolinearity matrix is plotted as a clustered heatmap. This will help identify variables that have high colinearity and where one might need removing.
Dimensionality reduction¶
A rapid method for detecting if there is a ‘global’ difference between two experimental or clinical groups is by using dimensionality reduction and plotting data points coloured according to their group. In the example below we differentiate patients with and without acute peritonitis. The dataframe ‘summary’ contains the proportion of cell populations identified by XGBoost and the proportion if clusters from all our experiments combined. We can use any method from cytopy.flow.dim_reduction for the dimensionality reduction and a scatter plot is returned with data points coloured according to some label (here it is whether a patient has peritonitis or not):
from cytopy.flow.feature_extraction import dim_reduction
dim_reduction(summary=summary,label='peritonitis',scale=True,method='PCA')
Feature selection¶
If the number of features is large and we want to narrow down which are of most value to predicting some clinical or experimental endpoint, we can use L1 regularisation in a sutiable linear model to do so. L1 regularisation, also known as ‘lasso’ regularisation, shrinks the coefficent of less important variables to zero, producing a more sparse model. By varying the regularisation term and oberving the coefficients of all our features, we can see which features shrink more rapidly compared to others. This serves as a helpful feature selection technique, giving us the variables important for predicting some clinical or experimental endpoint.
The feature extraction module contains a function for this called l1_feature_selection. This function takes the feature space, a dataframe of features where each row is a different biological sample and a ‘label’ column specifies the label to predict. We specify which features to include in our selection and the name of the label column to predict. The model takes a search space as a tuple. This is passed to Numpy.logspace to generate a range of values to use as the different L1 regularisation terms. The first value specifies the starting value and the second the end. The search space is a n values (where n is the third value in this argument) between the start and end on a log scale.
Finally we also provide the model to use. This must be a Scikit-Learn linear classifier that takes an L1 regularisation term as an argument ‘C’. If None is given then a linear support vector machine is used as default:
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Control comparisons¶
If we have suitable control data we can use the ControlComparison class of the feature extractions module to generate additional variables. This can be helpful to clarrify certain findings, such as a change in a memory T cell population; if we had a control like a CD27 FMO, we could see if there is a difference between the control and the primary data. This is an experimental class at the moment and should be used with caution.
On initiation of a ControlComparison object with an experiment and some sample IDs, it checks that the samples listed have had their control populations predicted (see ‘Using control data’ under the section ‘Pre-processing and autonomous gates’). If samples haven’t been subjected to control gating, then this is performed automatically where control data is available.
ControlComparison currently has one method statistic_1d which calculates a statistic for one control for all samples. Currently it only supports relative fold change in MFI but we hope to include more statistics in the future as well as 2D or 3D statistics:
1D relative fold change in MFI: for each sample calculate the relative fold change in MFI between the control and the primary data for the variable that the control effects e.g. a CD27 FMO control would be relative fold change in MFI in CD27 between the primary data and the control
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But you can do a lot of other things to, like: -building a compass with DeviceOrientation -light your three.js scenes depending on the ambient light[only works on chrome if flag #enable-generic-sensor-extra-classes is enabled] -others
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Kohl's plummets after slashing its profit forecast for the 2nd time this year, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Ben Winck, Business Insider US- Kohl’s stock tanked as much as 13% in early trading on Tuesday after the missing third-quarter expectations and cutting its full-year earnings forecast for the second time in 2019.
- The company’s adjusted earnings per share, total sales, and comparable sales growth fell below Wall Street’s estimates.
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Kohl’s shares plunged as much as 13% in early Tuesday trading after the retail chain missed third-quarter estimates and lowered its expectations for full-year earnings.
The company’s quarterly revenue and profit figures fell below analyst expectations. Kohl’s also issued its second guidance cut of the year, moving its full-year profit forecast even lower from its initial estimate.
It will be crucially important for the retailer to take advantage of the consumer-spending boost that normally accompanies the holiday season. CEO Michelle Gass assured investors the company is taking steps to benefit from the year-end sales boom.
“We enter the holiday period with momentum and are strategically increasing our investments to take advantage of the unique opportunity to fuel growth and customer acquisition,” Gass said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The chain’s comparable sales growth fell well under its year-ago performance. Same-store sales grew 2.5% in the third quarter of 2018. The continued lag through 2019 points to a potential strategy blunder, as Gass’ plan to use smaller stores and partnerships fails to pull the company from a steady decline.
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by Bridie Pearson-jones For Mailonline- Bette Milder has been slammed on Twitter after sharing a picture of three teenage girls looking at their phones at the Metropolitan Museum in New York
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Bette Milder is facing a backlash on Twitter after sharing a picture of three teenage girls looking at their phones in an art gallery.
The Hocus Pocus star, 74, shared an image of three girls sitting on a bench in front of Jean-Baptiste Greuze' painting Aegina Visited by Jupiter at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
She wrote: 'What's wrong with this picture?,' seeming to suggest that it was shame the young women were on their phones, rather than engaging with the artworks.
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One user wrote: ‘I’ll tell you what’s wrong with the f****** picture, Bette Midler taking a photo for three random, seemingly underaged girls and then making fun of them on Twitter, almost definitely without permission from any of the girls pictured. That’s creepy, Bette.’
One wrote: 'Nothing. I see three young women at a museum, probably looking at the museum app on their phone to read more about the paintings.
Another added: 'Nothing, Bette, absolutely nothing. I see three young people in a gallery, and if they want to use their phones and rest their museum legs by perching on a bench, then that's cool.'
A third commented: 'In art galleries I struggle to stay standing due to my disability. So I take breaks, sit, look at my phone. Get my blood pressure back, and then continue to look at art and enjoy myself.
Some used the opportunity to make fun of how the photo was taken: 'Composition isn't great, the grid on your phone can help you frame your subjects better' one wrote.
Others used the tweet to discussing what they deemed as problems in the art industry: 'Museum collections are still heavily weighted toward European art of a certain era thanks to limited diversity at every level from curators to wealthy donors and board members?'
'The teens were on the museum's app, reading about the paintings,' one user wrote, adding that the issue was first debated a few years ago when the photo originally went viral.
Piers Morgan also slammed the actress, adding: 'Is it that some smart-a** busy-body singer is publicly shaming three young people minding their own business in an art gallery?'
It's not the first time the Oscar-nominated actress has got into hot water over her controversial Twitter manner.
In August 2016 she misgendered and deadnamed Caitlyn Jenner, after her docu-series I Am Cait was cancelled.
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She was also accused of slut-shaming, after hitting out at Kim Kardashian for posting a risque pictured online.
'Kim Kardashian tweeted a nude selfie today' Bette tweeted. 'If Kim wants us to see a part of her we've never seen, she's gonna have to swallow the camera'.


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(1972) *** (out of four)
Lately, I've been reviewing an assortment of old movies dating back to 1937, and have sparked quite a backlash of comments from fans of old movies I've ripped up (FORBIDDEN PLANET OF THE APES in particular). A few people have told me I don't like these movies because I'm watching them now, as opposed to forty years ago, when they didn't seem so stilted and cheesy. They say now that I've seen hundreds of newer films that have drastically improved on special effects and turned certain plot lines into cliches, I can't watch the old ones without thinking of what's come later to top it. And of course they're right.
One person's e-mail comment summed it up best -- I have a 90's bias. I naturally prefer the look of a movie from my lifetime (1978 on) as opposed to the ridiculous costumes of the 70's, the out-there decor of the 60's, the terrible sci-fi effects of the 50's (FORBIDDEN PIE-PLATE PLANET fans take note) and so on, even if there is something undeniably dream-like and artistic about black-and-white films that Technicolor can't achieve. There are movies from those decades I love, but I'm sure they don't seem as good in 1996 as they did when they were originally released. And I didn't see them when they were originally released because I hadn't even been conceived then.
Unfortunately, I didn't see all these movies in chronological order, which means when you go from the special effects of JURASSIC PARK or TWISTER to something like FORBIDDEN PLANET, you're not impressed. Even the "four-star" movies like DELIVERANCE don't seem incredibly great to me. Here's a movie that takes almost forty-five minutes to get to one exciting scene and then spends the rest of the movie coming down from that. I've seen enough of the newer, short-attention-span action and thriller movies that when a movie coasts on the strength of one sequence, it doesn't earn a four-star rating in my book.
DELIVERANCE is still a highly-watchable film, if just to see an underwear-clad Ned Beatty being violated by two backwoods rednecks. Burt Reynolds, in one of his very few worthy cinematic appearances (before he'd be relegated to "Evening Shade" reruns on The Family Channel and those SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT sequels), plays a macho man who gets a few of his buddies (Jon Voight, Beatty and Ronny Cox) together for a weekend canoe trip down a river wild.
But this is no Meryl Streep-reclaiming-her-lost-youth flick; the river set-up is just an excuse to get them into an unpopulated area of the Deep South. We already know from the five-minute "Dueling Banjoes" scene at the beginning that the people 'round these parts are just plain odd and, when Voight and Beatty get out of their canoe to wander through the woods for a while and the "Dueling Banjoes" song starts up again on the soundtrack for the eighth time, we know something's about to happen.
That's when the one nail-biting scene in the entire movie comes up and Voight and Beatty are under the mercy of the two rednecks, in a scene that undoubtedly inspired the creation of Quentin Tarantino's Maynard and Zed characters in PULP FICTION. (There I go again, making comparisons between old and new movies.) After that, it's an hour of anti-climax as Voight and Beatty must transport a wounded Reynolds down the river and dodge an angry redneck.
Don't get me wrong, this is a good movie; I was just expecting more from it than just the one scene. That's the only time it becomes a four-star movie. The rest of the time it hovers somewhere between two-and-a-half and three-star status. Reynolds contributes an interesting performance toward the beginning, as the man obsessed with violence and nature. That's when you get to thinking maybe the rest of the movie will have the other three trying to escape a psycho Reynolds and his even nuttier hairpiece, but after the big rape scene and Reynolds' getting shot, he drops out of the movie.
DELIVERANCE becomes Voight's movie for the last third, and he plays a notably less macho character than usual. On paper, you'd think Voight would be cast in the Reynolds role and vice versa, but by the end you realize his range extends far beyond the shoot-em-up action hero. It's good stuff... for the 70's.
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Install Graph4NLP¶
Currently, users can install Graph4NLP via pip or source code. Graph4NLP supports the following OSes:
Linux-based systems (tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and later)
macOS (only CPU version)
Windows 10 (only support pytorch >= 1.8)
Installation via pip (binaries)¶
We provide pip wheels for all major OS/PyTorch/CUDA combinations. Note that we highly recommend Windows users refer to Installation via source code due to compatibility.
Ensure that at least PyTorch (>=1.6.0) is installed:¶
Note that >=1.6.0 is ok.
$ python -c "import torch; print(torch.__version__)"
>>> 1.6.0
Find the CUDA version PyTorch was installed with (for GPU users):¶
$ python -c "import torch; print(torch.version.cuda)"
>>> 10.2
Install the relevant dependencies:¶
torchtext is needed since Graph4NLP relies on it to implement embeddings. Please pay attention to the PyTorch requirements before installing torchtext with the following script! For detailed version matching please refer [here](https://pypi.org/project/torchtext/).
Install Graph4NLP¶
pip install graph4nlp${CUDA}
where ${CUDA} should be replaced by the specific CUDA version (none (CPU version), “-cu92”, “-cu101”, “-cu102”, “-cu110”). The following table shows the concrete command lines. For CUDA 11.1 users, please refer to Installation via source code.
Platform |
Command |
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CPU |
pip install graph4nlp |
CUDA 9.2 |
pip install graph4nlp-cu92 |
CUDA 10.1 |
pip install graph4nlp-cu101 |
CUDA 10.2 |
pip install graph4nlp-cu102 |
CUDA 11.0 |
pip install graph4nlp-cu110 |
Installation via source code¶
Ensure that at least PyTorch (>=1.6.0) is installed:¶
Note that >=1.6.0 is ok.
$ python -c "import torch; print(torch.__version__)"
>>> 1.6.0
Find the CUDA version PyTorch was installed with (for GPU users):¶
$ python -c "import torch; print(torch.version.cuda)"
>>> 10.2
Install the relevant dependencies:¶
torchtext is needed since Graph4NLP relies on it to implement embeddings. Please pay attention to the PyTorch requirements before installing torchtext with the following script! For detailed version matching please refer [here](https://pypi.org/project/torchtext/).
Download the source code of Graph4NLP from Github:¶
git clone https://github.com/graph4ai/graph4nlp.git
cd graph4nlp
Configure the CUDA version¶
Then run ./configure (or ./configure.bat if you are using Windows 10) to config your installation. The configuration program will ask you to specify your CUDA version. If you do not have a GPU, please type ‘cpu’.
./configure


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This article is part of a short series on fit URLs. In the overview article, I argued that you should be signing URLs in order to prevent your REST APIs from becoming victims of Hyrum's law.
In this article, you'll see how to do this with ASP.NET Core 3.1, and in the next article you'll see how to check URL integrity.
The code shown here is part of the sample code base that accompanies my book Code That Fits in Your Head.
I wanted the URL-signing functionality to slot into the ASP.NET framework, which supplies the IUrlHelper interface for the purpose of creating URLs. (For example, the UrlBuilder I recently described relies on that interface.)
Since it's an interface, you can define a Decorator around it:
internal sealed class SigningUrlHelper : IUrlHelper { private readonly IUrlHelper inner; private readonly byte[] urlSigningKey; public SigningUrlHelper(IUrlHelper inner, byte[] urlSigningKey) { this.inner = inner; this.urlSigningKey = urlSigningKey; } // More code comes here...
As you can tell, this Decorator requires an inner
IUrlHelper
and a urlSigningKey
. Most of the members just delegate to the inner
implementation:
public bool IsLocalUrl(string url) { return inner.IsLocalUrl(url); }
The Action method creates URLs, so this is the method to modify:
public string Action(UrlActionContext actionContext) { var url = inner.Action(actionContext); if (IsLocalUrl(url)) { var b = new UriBuilder( ActionContext.HttpContext.Request.Scheme, ActionContext.HttpContext.Request.Host.ToUriComponent()); url = new Uri(b.Uri, url).AbsoluteUri; } var ub = new UriBuilder(url); using var hmac = new HMACSHA256(urlSigningKey); var sig = Convert.ToBase64String( hmac.ComputeHash(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(url))); ub.Query = new QueryString(ub.Query).Add("sig", sig).ToString(); return ub.ToString(); }
The actionContext
may sometimes indicate a local (relative) URL, in which case I wanted to convert it to an absolute URL. Once that's taken care of, the method calculates an HMAC and adds it as a query string variable.
While it's possible take ASP.NET's default IUrlHelper
instance (e.g. from ControllerBase.Url) and manually decorate it with SigningUrlHelper
, that doesn't slot seamlessly into the framework.
For example, to add the Location
header that you saw in the previous article, the code is this:
private static ActionResult Reservation201Created( int restaurantId, Reservation r) { return new CreatedAtActionResult( nameof(Get), null, new { restaurantId, id = r.Id.ToString("N") }, r.ToDto()); }
The method just returns a new CreatedAtActionResult object, and the framework takes care of the rest. No explicit IUrlHelper
object is used, so there's nothing to manually decorate. By default, then, the URLs created from such CreatedAtActionResult
objects aren't signed.
It turns out that the ASP.NET framework uses an interface called IUrlHelperFactory to create IUrlHelper
objects. Decorate that as well:
public sealed class SigningUrlHelperFactory : IUrlHelperFactory { private readonly IUrlHelperFactory inner; private readonly byte[] urlSigningKey; public SigningUrlHelperFactory(IUrlHelperFactory inner, byte[] urlSigningKey) { this.inner = inner; this.urlSigningKey = urlSigningKey; } public IUrlHelper GetUrlHelper(ActionContext context) { var url = inner.GetUrlHelper(context); return new SigningUrlHelper(url, urlSigningKey); } }
Straightforward: use the inner
object to get an IUrlHelper
object, and decorate it with SigningUrlHelper
.
The final piece of the puzzle is to tell the framework about the SigningUrlHelperFactory
. You can do this in the Startup
class' ConfigureServices
method.
First, read the signing key from the configuration system (e.g. a configuration file):
var urlSigningKey = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes( Configuration.GetValue<string>("UrlSigningKey"));
Then use the signing key to configure the SigningUrlHelperFactory
service. Here, I wrapped that in a little helper method:
private static void ConfigureUrSigning( IServiceCollection services, byte[] urlSigningKey) { services.RemoveAll<IUrlHelperFactory>(); services.AddSingleton<IUrlHelperFactory>( new SigningUrlHelperFactory( new UrlHelperFactory(), urlSigningKey)); }
This method first removes the default IUrlHelperFactory
service and then adds the SigningUrlHelperFactory
instead. It decorates UrlHelperFactory, which is the default built-in implementation of the interface.
You can extend the ASP.NET framework to add a signature to all the URLs it generates. All it takes is two simple Decorators.


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This tool generates tessellations over a study area based on specified shape and size.
The Use current map extent checkbox is disabled for this tool because the extent used to generate the tessellations is controlled by the Define extent parameter.
The shape or geometry of tessellation that you would like to create. The available shapes are Square
, Hexagon
, Transverse Hexagon
, Triangle
, or Diamond
.
The extent or area that the tessellations will cover. The extent can be determined using the current map extent, the extent of an existing layer, or by interactively drawing an area to be used as the extent.
If a feature layer has been selected to determine the extent, the option to only keep intersecting tessellations will be enabled. If checked, only those tessellations that cover or intersect with features in the specified extent layer will be generated in the resulting tessellation layer.
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The size of each cell. Cell size can be determined by specifying square units or by specifying a distance that is calculated using the following measurements, where d = Distance:
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This is the name of the layer that will be created in My Content and added to the map. If the layer already exists, you will be asked to provide another name.
Using the Save result in drop-down menu, you can specify the name of a folder in My Content where the result will be saved.


Read this documentation in PDF here.
1. Introduction
AdminFaces is an open source project which brings Bootstrap and AdminLTE to your application via a PrimeFaces theme and a JSF responsive
template.
AdminFaces ecosystem is composed by the following projects:
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Admin Theme: A Primefaces theme based on Bootstrap and Admin LTE where Primefaces components are customized to look like mentioned frameworks.
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Admin Template: A fully responsive Java Server Faces
admin
template (used by this Showcase) which is also based on Bootstrap and Admin LTE. -
Admin Showcase: A showcase web application, deployed on openshift, which demonstrates AdminFaces main features and components.
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Admin Designer: The same showcase application with Admin Theme and Admin Template bundled (instead of being library dependencies) in order to make it easier to customize the theme and the template.
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Admin Starter: A simple starter project to get you started with AdminFaces.
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Admin Mobile: A simple Android Studio project which uses Webview to create an hybrid web app based on Admin Showcase.
In subsequent chapters we will drive through each project in detail.
2. Admin Theme
Admin Theme is a PrimeFaces theme where components are styled to look like AdminLTE ones (which in turn are based on Bootstrap).
2.1. Prerequisites
The only pre-requisite is PrimeFaces
and Font Awesome
.
|
Since PrimeFaces
For previous versions or if you need to upgrade FA version you may include it in your pages by using webjars:
and add fontawesome webjar in your classpath:
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2.2. Usage
To start using the theme you need the following:
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Add admin theme to your classpath:
<dependency> <groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId> <artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId> <version>1.0.0-RC6</version> </dependency>
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Activate the theme in
web.xml
<context-param> <param-name>primefaces.THEME</param-name> <param-value>admin</param-value> </context-param>
If you use Admin Template the theme already comes activated.
Now PrimeFaces components are styled like Bootstrap and AdminLTE.
| See showcase forms page to get an idea. |
2.3. Architecture
The theme uses less as css pre-processor. Each PrimeFaces component has its own less file:
├── admin-lte │ | │ ├── bootstrap (1) │ │ │ ├── skins (2) │ │ │ └── admin lte less files │ ├── primefaces-admin │ | │ ├─ components (3) │ │ | │ │ ├── accordeon.less │ │ │ │ │ ├── autocomplete.less │ │ │ │ │ └── etc... │ │ │ ├─ theme.less (4) │ │ └─ variables.less
| 1 | Bootstrap variables and mixins are used as reference in AdminLTE and admin theme less files |
| 2 | Built in skins |
| 3 | PrimeFaces components |
| 4 | Components and Admin-LTE less files are included in theme.less |
After compilation it will generate the theme.css with Admin-LTE, Bootstrap and Primefaces components.
| Bootstrap.css (from src/META-INF/resources) is included in theme.less but can be removed via maven classifiers |
| Bootstrap less is not maintained in this project only it’s mixins. |
2.4. Theme classifiers
This project uses maven classifiers to offer multiple faces
(pum intended) of Admin Theme. Below is the description of each classifier and how to use it.
2.4.1. Default (no classifier)
The default theme comes compressed
, with Bootstrap (3.3.7)
embedded and uses JSF resource handling
for loading images and web fonts.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
</dependency>
2.4.2. Dev classifier
The dev
classifier will bring a theme.css without minification.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
<classifier>dev</classifier>
</dependency>
2.4.3. Without Bootstrap classifier
The without-bootstrap
classifier will bring a theme.css without bootstrap embedded so it’s up to the developer to provide Bootstrap within the application.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
<classifier>without-bootstrap</classifier>
</dependency>
2.4.4. Without JSF classifier
The without-jsf
classifier will bring a theme.css without JSF resource handling so the theme can be used on projects (derived from PrimeFaces) without JSF like Prime React, PrimeUI or PrimeNG.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
<classifier>without-jsf</classifier>
</dependency>
2.5. Avoiding theme caching
Whenever the theme is updated to a new version in the project users may have to clear their browser caches to get the changes of the new theme.
Sometimes a theme update even introduces conflicts and only clearing browser cache fixes them.
To solve this issues you can use a theme classifier called no-cache:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-theme</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
<classifier>no-cache</classifier>
</dependency>
This classifier appends the theme version to the name of theme so you need to change the theme name in web.xml:
<context-param>
<param-name>primefaces.THEME</param-name>
<param-value>admin-1.0.0-RC6</param-value>
</context-param>
2.6. Development
To get your hands dirty with admin theme it is recommended to use Admin Designer in combination with Brackets or any tool that compile less
files to css on save.
Using designer (which is backed by wildfly swarm) plus brackets will let you change the components less files and see the results instantly.
| theme.less is already brackets aware so you just need to change any component less file, save it and see the results in Admin Designer. |
2.7. Snapshots
Theme Snapshots
are published to maven central on each commit, to use it just declare the repository below on your pom.xml
:
<repositories>
<repository>
<snapshots/>
<id>snapshots</id>
<name>libs-snapshot</name>
<url>https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
3. Admin Template
Admin Template is a fully responsive Java Server Faces admin template
based on Bootstrap and Admin LTE.
3.1. Features
Below is a non exhaustive list of notable features brought out of the box by this template:
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Fully responsive
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Its based on Bootstrap and AdminLTE two well tested and solid frameworks
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Mobile and PWA friendly
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Some functionalities are enabled only on mobile devices, like:
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Material design load bar
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Ripple effect based on materialize
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Touch enabled menu to slide in/out
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Scroll to top
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Automatically activates (highlight) menu based on current page
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Custom error pages
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Configurable, see Configuration
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Breadcrumb based navigation
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Back to previous screen when logging in again after session expiration (or accessing a page via url without being logged in)
| Most of the above features can be disabled via configuration mechanism; |
3.2. Usage
Add the following dependency to your classpath:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.adminfaces</groupId>
<artifactId>admin-template</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0-RC6</version>
</dependency>
|
Admin template will bring the following transitive dependencies:
Which you can override in your pom.xml as needed. |
With the template dependency in classpath now you can use admin
facelets template into your JSF pages.
3.2.1. Example
Consider the following sample page:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ui:composition xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
xmlns:p="http://primefaces.org/ui"
template="/admin.xhtml"> (1)
<ui:define name="head">
<title>Admin Starter</title>
</ui:define>
<ui:define name="logo-lg">
Admin Starter
</ui:define>
<ui:define name="logo-mini">
Admin
</ui:define>
<ui:define name="menu">

Home

General

Cars

</ui:define>
<ui:define name="top-menu">
<ui:include src="/includes/top-bar.xhtml"/>
</ui:define>
<ui:define name="title">

Welcome to the   AdminFaces Starter Project!

Integrating
,
 and

 into your

 application.

</ui:define>
<ui:define name="description">
A page description
</ui:define>
<ui:define name="body">

Page body

</ui:define>
<ui:define name="footer">

Copyright (C) 2017 - AdminFaces

1.0.0

</ui:define>
</ui:composition>
| 1 | /admin.xhtml is the location of the template |
The above page definition renders as follows:
There are also other regions defined in admin.xhtml template, see here.
3.3. Configuration
Template configuration is made through admin-config.properties
file present in src/main/resources
folder.
Here are the default values as well as its description:
admin.loginPage=login.xhtml (1) admin.indexPage=index.xhtml (2) admin.dateFormat=MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss (3) admin.templatePath=admin.xhtml (4) admin.breadcrumbSize=5 (5) admin.renderMessages=true (6) admin.renderAjaxStatus=true (7) admin.disableFilter=false (8) admin.renderBreadCrumb=true (9) admin.enableSlideMenu=true (10) admin.enableRipple=true (11) admin.rippleElements= .ripplelink,button.ui-button,.ui-selectlistbox-item,.ui-multiselectlistbox-item,.ui-selectonemenu-label,.ui-selectcheckboxmenu,\ .ui-autocomplete-dropdown, .ui-autocomplete-item ... (the list goes on) (12)
| 1 | login page location (relative to webapp). It you only be used if you configure Admin Session. |
| 2 | index page location. User will be redirected to it when it access app root (contextPath/). |
| 3 | Date format used in error page (500.xhtml). |
| 4 | facelets template to be used on build in admin-template pages like 500.xhtml, 404.xhtml, viewexpired.xhtml, see Error Pages. By default it uses admin.xhtml but you can define any template (e.g one that extends admin.xhtml). |
| 5 | Number of breadcrumbs to queue before removing the older ones. |
| 6 | When false, p:messages defined in admin template will not be rendered. |
| 7 | When false ajaxStatus, which triggers the loading bar on every ajax request, will not be rendered. |
| 8 | Disables AdminFilter, responsible for redirecting user after session timeout, sending user to logon page when it is not logged in among other things. |
| 9 | When false, the breadCrumb component, declared in admin template, will not be rendered. |
| 10 | If true will make left menu touch enable (can be closed or opened via touch) |
| 11 | When true it will create a wave/ripple effect on elements specified by rippleElements . |
| 12 | A list of comma separated list of (jquery) selector which elements will be affected by ripple effect. |
| You don’t need to declare all values in your admin-config.properties, you can specify only the ones you need in order to change. |
3.4. Admin Session
AdminSession is a simple session scoped bean which controls whether user is logged in or not.
public boolean isLoggedIn(){ return isLoggedIn; //always true by default }
By default the user is always logged in and you need to override it (by using bean specialization or via injection and calling setIsLoggedIn()
method) to change its value, see Overriding AdminSession.
When isLoggedIn is false
you got the following mechanisms activated:
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Access to any page, besides the login, redirects user to login;
-
When session is expired user is redirected to logon and current page (before expiration) is saved so user is redirected back to where it was before session expiration.
| It is up to you to decide whether the user is logged in or not. |
3.4.1. Overriding AdminSession
There are two ways to override AdminSession default value which is specialization and injection.
AdminSession Specialization
A simple way to change AdminSession logged in value is by extending it:
import javax.enterprise.context.SessionScoped;
import javax.enterprise.inject.Specializes;
import com.github.adminfaces.template.session.AdminSession;
import org.omnifaces.util.Faces;
import java.io.Serializable;
@SessionScoped
@Specializes
public class LogonMB extends AdminSession implements Serializable {
private String currentUser;
private String email;
private String password;
private boolean remember;
public void login() throws IOException {
currentUser = email;
addDetailMessage("Logged in successfully as " + email + "");
Faces.getExternalContext().getFlash().setKeepMessages(true);
Faces.redirect("index.xhtml");
}
@Override
public boolean isLoggedIn() {
return currentUser != null;
}
//getters&setters
}
3.4.2. AdminSession Injection
Another way is to inject it into your security authentication logic:
import com.github.adminfaces.template.session.AdminSession;
import org.omnifaces.util.Messages;
import org.omnifaces.util.Faces;
@SessionScoped
@Named("authorizer")
public class CustomAuthorizer implements Serializable {
private String currentUser;
@Inject
AdminSession adminSession;
public void login(String username) {
currentUser = username;
adminSession.setIsLoggedIn(true);
Messages.addInfo(null,"Logged in sucessfully as "+username+"");
Faces.redirect("index.xhtml");
}
}
As isLoggedIn is true by default you need to set it to false on application startup so user is redirected to login page. This step is not needed when AdminSession Specialization.
|
3.5. Error Pages
The template comes with custom error pages like 403
, 404
, 500
, ViewExpired
and OptimisticLock
.
User is going to be redirected to 500.xhtml whenever a 500 response code is returned in a request.
The page will also be triggered when a Throwable
is raised (and not catch).
Here is how 500 page look like:
User is redirected to 403.xhtml whenever a 403 response code is returned in a request. The page will also be triggered when a com.github.adminfaces.template.exception.AccessDeniedException
is raised.
User will be redirected to 404.xhtml whenever a 404 response code is returned from a request.
When a JSF javax.faces.application.ViewExpiredException
is raised user will be redirected to expired.xhtml.
When a JPA javax.persistence.OptimisticLockException
is thrown user will be redirected to optimistic.xhtml.
3.5.1. Providing custom error pages
You can provide your own custom pages (and other status codes) by configuring them in web.xml, example:
<error-page>
<error-code>404</error-code>
<location>/404.xhtml</location>
</error-page>
<error-page>
<error-code>500</error-code>
<location>/500.xhtml</location>
</error-page>
<error-page>
<exception-type>java.lang.Throwable</exception-type>
<location>/500.xhtml</location>
</error-page>
3.5.2. Overriding error pages
You can also override error pages by placing the pages (with same name) described in Error Pages section on the root of your application (webapp/
).
3.5.3. Labels and Messages in error pages
Labels and messages in error pages are provided via JSF resource bundle mechanism.
Below is admin.properties
resource bundle which provides messages for error pages:
label.go-back=Go back to #403 label.403.header=403 label.403.message=Access denied! You do not have access to the requested page. #404 label.404.header=404 label.404.message=Oops! Page not found #500 label.500.header=500 label.500.message=Oops! Something went wrong label.500.title=Unexpected error label.500.detail=Details #expired label.expired.title=View expired label.expired.message= The requested page could not be recovered. label.expired.click-here= Click here to reload the page. #optimistic label.optimistic.title=Record already updated label.optimistic.message= The requested record has been already updated by another user. label.optimistic.click-here= Click here to reload the updated record from database.
To override labels just provide a file named admin.properties in your application resources
folder.
3.6. Snapshots
Template Snapshots
are published to maven central on each commit, to use it just declare the repository below on your pom.xml
:
<repositories>
<repository>
<snapshots/>
<id>snapshots</id>
<name>libs-snapshot</name>
<url>https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
4. Admin Designer
The aim of Admin Designer is to make it easier to customize Admin theme and Admin Template.
4.1. What is it?
This is the same Admin Showcase application with admin template
and admin theme
bundled inside instead of being project dependencies.
It uses Wildfly Swarm to run the exploded
application so one can change the theme or template and see the modifications without needing to restart the application.
4.2. Objectives
The initial idea was to speed AdminFaces development but it turns out that it can easy contributions
from non Java developers (like designers and frontend developers) as the project is about front end components and layout.
Also another great feature of Admin Designer is the possibility to download the customized project as a maven project.
|
The downloaded project is the Admin Starter with modified admin theme and template embedded in the project.
|
4.3. How it works
In application root directory:
-
First start the application by running the command:
./mvnw wildfly-swarm:run (or mvnw.cmd wildfly-swarm:run)
-
Second edit any less file in directory
src/main/resources/less
. -
Now to compile the application using:
./mvnw compile (or mvnw.cmd compile)
If you don’t want to compile every time you change a less file, use the flag -Dlesscss.watch=true
. Or use a tool like brackets with less extension installed. -
Finally when you’re done you can download the customized
theme
andtemplate
as a sample maven project or as separated jar files;
The changes made to less files should be visible in running application http://localhost:8080/showcase
| There is no need to stop and run the application again. |
You can see this workflow in the following video: https://youtu.be/X1UEpN942s0
5. Admin Starter
Admin Starter is a simple project to get you started with AdminFaces.
5.1. Running
It should run in any JavaEE 6 or greater application server.
You can also run via wildfly-swarm with command mvn wildfly-swarm:run -Pswarm
.
5.2. Demo
A live demo is available on Openshift here: http://starter-adminfaces.rhcloud.com/admin-starter/
6. Admin Mobile
Admin Mobile is a simple Android Studio project which uses Webview to create an hybrid web app based on Admin Showcase.
The app is a proof of concept to check AdminFaces user experience in mobile apps. The following behaviours will be enabled only on this kind of devices:
-
Loading bar based on google material design;
-
Go to top link at the bottom right corner of the page;
-
Larger icons on panel, dialog and messages;
-
Some components like growl, tabview and datatable are optimized for mobile devices;
-
Ripple/waves effect based on materialize;
-
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