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Fake News Buster: Not cool
by Bangalore Mirror BureauTHE CLAIM
A picture of a wall filled with air conditioner units is being shared on social media with the claim that it is of ‘Paribesh Bhawan’ in Kolkata, which is the office of the West Bengal Pollution Control Board.
SO, WHAT’S THE TRUTH?
This is untrue. The photo was clicked in 2009 by a Reuters photographer, the caption to which says that the picture shows ‘Rows of air conditioners on the walls of a building in Singapore’s financial district.’


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It started on a night in college. My friend had come back with an eighth of mushrooms, and I was going to try it with some of my good friends, A and L. We were all excited, as it was each of our first times, and we were too excited to wait until the weekend. We had heard reports of them tasting terrible, so we were all a little wary about eating them. I was going to suggest eating them with Triscuits before I had turned around and saw that L was already chewing them. A and I just looked at each other, then started eating them ourselves. For the first two hours, we felt incredibly strange. A and I noticed that we were disoriented, and our thoughts began to stream into many different paths. L went downstairs to play ping pong (she couldn't keep still), but A and I didn't want to move.
About two hours after our injestion, my roommate had returned from home. He was frustrated that we left the room messy, and that began to reflect on me. This was when the trip really started.   I still can't remember what I saw, only that the sadness I felt from experiencing it was overwhelming. I began to cry uncontrollably. My roommate and A tried to call me back to reality, but I was gone. All I could hear was the echoes of their distant voices, somewhere in another world. I had to leave the room to get away from the environment that had triggered it.
I wandered the hallway. All the while, I had people give me strange looks. My neighbors looked at me like I was crazy, and I started groping the walls, not having any idea what to do. I escaped into someone else's room - - I had to hide from all stimulation and drugs. He allowed me to stay in his room until I pulled myself together, and I sat and cried in his room for about half an hour - trying to get over everything I saw. At this time, my mind began to wander. I began to see all my friends and their problems. They seemed so easy to me now, as though everything could be solved without any effort, yet they didn't seem worth fixing. I eventually had calmed down, and wandered back to my room.
I was surprised, but not in a good way, to see all my friends waiting for me. They all had wondered where I went, and were worried about me. I should have felt good about this, but it just triggered more of the same overwhelming emotion from before, and I crawled up to my bed and started sobbing again. I began to feel bad for things I had put myself through -- not just myself, but my friends and family as well.
I began to feel selfish, and began to hate myself. At this point, L came over to my bed, held my hand, and I could see tears swelling in her face as she looked at me. I somehow felt a connection - like ESP - to my friend. It was as though we were on the same thought train - it was amazing, we both just KNEW what the other was thinking. At this point, L left the room, presumably because she felt overwhelmed like I did earlier.
Then it was over. Without any warning, the crying stopped. I began to feel incredibly apathetic, yet I began to notice my surroundings more now. I looked at a poster, and saw it move in ripples, and I looked at the ceiling, which had formed into a sheet of skin, and could only think 'Sigh.. so what?'.
 All he could talk about was how awesome it was, and it made me so angry, for some reason. All I could think about was how to make him stop talking about it. Then, silence. We both stopped talking altogether. We decided to go outside to meet L and our other friends. I found L standing by herself, and with a tacit understanding, we walked by ourselves into the town surrounding our college.
I noticed everything was glowing bright green, but still, I didn't care. She began talking to me, and everything made perfect sense -- She really WAS thinking exactly like I was. 'Are we going to stop what we're doing? Are we going to change our lives? Are we going to feel this way forever??'
We eventually came back to campus, and I was outside my dorm. I told L I was going to get a shower, and she agreed, saying 'We'll both feel exactly the same no matter who we're with, or where we are.', and I knew this too.
I went back to my room. I didn't care about getting a shower anymore. My roommate was in our room, and he looked at me. All I could say was 'Are you OK?', because I was still under the effect of the mushrooms, and I still felt as though he really did experience everything I saw about him.
At this point, latent memories began to rise - painful memories from my past began eating away at my consciousness, and it began to actually cause me deep pain. Death of family, lonliness, depression all began to resurface from my past -- Emotions I had hidden away, because they were too painful to experience again. I threw one of my roommate's belongings across the room in rage, and he became angry at me, then calmed down, because he had done mushrooms before, and knew what I was going through.
My friend L had invited me to come over and smoke marijuana with her and my other friends, but I declined, because I was still worried about my roommate. All I could feel for the rest of the night was agonizing apathy - the thought that nothing could make me happy ever again. It was so painful, I had to leave school for a few days, but my mindset was that I didn't want to come back again. The mushrooms made me reflect on how I've been wasting my parents' money by not doing my work in school, and it almost made me want to drop out and start over. I didn't feel better until I talked to my parents about this.
All in all, it was a generally good experience, because it helped me solve issues that were bothering me, deep inside, under the surface of a seemingly incredibly happy person. It made me feel better in the long run, because now that original thing that was bothering me was no longer an issue.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| float | getMargin () |
| str | getName () |
| BoundingSphere | getShapeBounds () |
| Returns the current bounds of this collision shape. More... | |
| bool | isConcave () |
| bool | isConvex () |
| bool | isConvex2d () |
| bool | isInfinite () |
| bool | isNonMoving () |
| bool | isPolyhedral () |
| bool | isSoftBody () |
| setMargin (float margin) | |
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| object | __reduce__ () |
| object | __reduce_persist__ (object pickler) |
| VectorUchar | encodeToBamStream () |
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| bool | encodeToBamStream (VectorUchar data, BamWriter writer) |
| Converts the TypedWritable object into a single stream of data using a BamWriter, and stores that data in the indicated string. More... | |
| fillin (DatagramIterator scan, BamReader manager) | |
| This internal function is intended to be called by each class's make_from_bam() method to read in all of the relevant data from the BamFile for the new object. More... | |
| UpdateSeq | getBamModified () |
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| markBamModified () | |
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| TypeHandle | getType () |
| int | getTypeIndex () |
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| bool | infinite |
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| const char | name |
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The browserified (browserify) version of node-concept-network.
Concept Network is a weighted directed graph, in which activation values are propagated. Written in Node.js.
browser-concept-network allows its use within a web browser.
Download the files: https://github.com/parmentf/browser-concept-network/archive/master.zip
Or clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/parmentf/browser-concept-network.git
Then, drag and drop file browser-concept-network/cn.html
into your browser
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Import js/bundle-concept-network.min.js
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web application.
The important part is:
var ConceptNetwork = require('concept-network').ConceptNetwork;
cn = new ConceptNetwork();
Warning: until it is fixed, you have to write instead:
var ConceptNetwork = require('/home/francois/dev/browser-concept-network/lib/concept-network').ConceptNetwork;
cn = new ConceptNetwork();
You can take a look at the demonstration
or drop the cn.html
file on your browser.
For now, you can only load a Concept Network generated by ECTOR's demonstration and visualize their nodes.
When a new version of node-concept-network is available, and you want to update version 0.1.0 to 0.1.1, use these steps:
npm update concept-network
make version v=0.1.1
vi README.md
make index.html
git commit -a
make publish
For publishing the page on github, use:
git checkout gh-pages
git merge master
git push
git checkout master
Copyright (c) 2013 François Parmentier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Licensed under the MIT license.


Layouts are container objects which are used to visually organize graphical objects (controls), such as text, buttons and images on the screen. There are 3 types of layout: "Linear", "Frame" and "Absolute".
Layouts are transparent by default but you can set a background image which can be tiled or stretched to fill the layout. You can also set a background color or background gradient
Create layouts using the CreateLayout function of the app object:
Add child objects to a layout using the AddChild function of the layout object
The alignment of chlld objects within a layout can be set by adding the options "Left", "Right", "Bottom" and "VCenter", by default objects will be aligned "Top,Center".
Remove layouts using the RemoveLayout function of the app object:
Linear layouts are probably the most useful type and are used to organize controls in either the "Vertical" or "Horizontal" direction on screen.
By default Layouts will auto-size to wrap their contents but you have 3 more options as to how a layout sizes within it's parent:- "FillX", "FillY" and "FillXY".
Frame layouts are used to display objects in front or behind each other. Every time the AddChild function is called on a Frame layout, the child object is placed in a new layer in front of the previously added object at the top left of the frame.
Frame Layouts are useful if you wish to do animated Flips or Slides to reveal layers of objects or use transparency.
Absolute layouts ignore all alignment options and allow the absolute positioning of controls by calling the SetPosition and SetSize functions of each of the child objects. This type of layout is rarely used and you are encouraged use Linear layouts for most of your programs.
In Linear and Frame Layouts, you can use the SetPadding function of a layout to keep a layout's child objects away from the edges of the layout:
Also every child object within a layout can have margins added by using the SetMargins function of the child object:
Using Linear layouts and setting margins on child objects is usually the best way to position your App's graphical objects.
The background of a layout will be transparent by default, but you can set a color using the SetBackColor function.
Colors are given as hex color codes which can be copied from various graphics programs or simply exprimented with until you get the color you want. The format is (#alpha:red:green:blue) where each value can range from 0 to 255 in base 16 which is 00 to ff.
For example "#ff00ff00" would be full strength green and "#ff000088" would be around half strength blue and "#44ff00ff" would be semi-transparent full strength purple.
You can also use a gradient background for a layout using the SetBackGradient and SetBackGradientRadial functions.
The visibility of both layouts and child objects can be controlled using the SetVisibility function. Use the values "Show" or "Hide" to make objects invisible or visible and "Gone" to exclude the object from the layout completely (surrounding objects will re-arrange).
The following methods are avaiable on the Layout object:


Paula Cruz
Paula has an extensive background in banking. She loves spending time with her family. You will see her in the kitchen if not in front of her laptop and she also enjoys abstract painting with wine.
github: poLangs |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| linkedin: paulaaireencruz |
Evan Brecht-Curry
Evan is a native seattle who's likes spending time with friends, building projects, and traveling. His dislike include last minute CSS changes and writing things about himself.
gtihub: evanbc1 |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| linkedin: evan-brecht-curry
Carey Goodwin
Carey is from Everett Washington. Contrary to his picture he laughs... A lot. He has a deep burning love for pizza and burgers. His hobbies include computers, gaming, watching scary movies and working on cars. Advice to future code newbz? "Don't give up.
gtihub: CareyEG |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| linkedin: careygoodwin


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The West Denton mum who is on a mission to bring back community spirit this Christmas
Zara St Clair, 46, has organised a Christmas party for children with the hope to show them a sense of community spirit
by Rachael NicholAfter moving back to Newcastle from South Africa in 2014, Zara St Clair felt something was missing.
While growing up in West Denton, she said there was a strong community spirit in her hometown.
Zara and her family always got together to attend the annual Christmas party at West Denton Social Club in the 1970s.
But she was heartbroken to discover the popular festive event was no-more.
Now, Zara is determined to bring her community back together again by organising a Christmas party for children.
The 46-year-old said: "Every year we would look forward to the Christmas party held at the West Denton Social Club.
"My dad used to take us there when we were kids and it was great.
"It was in the big concert room and being little it was so marvellous. We had very special memories there."
Zara said she wants to bring the community together so the future generation will respect their area.
She added: "The whole reason behind hosting this party is that West Denton has had bad press over the past two years.
"We’ve had anti-social behaviour, such as kids starting fires, it has really been non-stop.
"I believe we have a generation problem.
"If we can target the next generation and steer them in the right direction, all the problems we have now will be a distant memory as they will be brought up properly."
For £3, children attending the party will have the chance to meet Santa, take part in games and attend a mini disco.
Zara’s daughter, Shawnice Leigh Arrison, will be there to take pictures to capture the community coming together.
After initially posting on the Chapel, Denton and Westerhope Facebook group that she runs, Zara’s party sold out within a day.
And businesses from across the area have donated prizes to ensure the children have a good time.
Zara said: "Every little bit helps, let’s put community spirit back where it belongs, in the community.
"As this is our first year, we require funding to get it off the ground so going forward our next party in 2020 we will organise funding during the year, this is our first of many to come."
The party will be held at West Denton Social Club on December 14.
Anyone interested in donating prizes should click here.


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No In-Parameters need to be changed as the In-Parameter only specifies this is to be used as a streamreader.
There are no Out-Parameters to change, so we can leave the third page untouched.
The fourth page allows you to specify a new return value, or throw an exception. In this case we want to throw an exception so leave this page untouched as well and click next.
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WeWork lays off 2,400 employees
by Kevin WebbEmbattled office-sharing startup WeWork confirmed on Thursday that it had cut 2,400 jobs in a round of layoffs following its failed IPO attempt.
WeWork began to meet with employees to announce the layoffs Thursday morning at 10 AM, a source familiar with the matter told Business Insider.
“As part of our renewed focus on the core WeWork business, and as we have previously shared with employees, the company is making necessary layoffs to create a more efficient organization,” a WeWork spokesperson told Business Insider.
“The process began weeks ago in regions around the world and continued this week in the U.S.,” the statement continued. “This workforce reduction affects approximately 2,400 employees globally, who will receive severance, continued benefits, and other forms of assistance to aid in their career transition. These are incredibly talented professionals and we are grateful for the important roles they have played in building WeWork over the last decade.” CNBC first reported the news. This post is developing…refresh this page for the latest.


- Obstacle - Class in com.bham.bd.components.environment
-
Class defining common properties for any obstacle
- Obstacle(int, int, ArrayList<Attribute>, Tileset, int...) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.components.environment.Obstacle
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Constructs an obstacle by default giving it 50 HP
- obstacleBoxes - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.TargetingSystem
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- obstacleId - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.graph.SparseGraph
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- OBSTACLES - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.environment.MapLoader
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Obstacle
list the loaded map has (converted from tiles)
- occupyHome(Agent) - Method in interface com.bham.bd.components.Services
-
Simulates taking over home territory by decreasing home's "HP"
- occupyHome(Agent) - Method in class com.bham.bd.components.SurvivalController
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- OFFSETS - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.environment.MapLoader
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Map of every tileset and its offset used to load the map (each tileset used has a unique offset from where it starts counting its tiles)
- offsetX - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.effects.HitMarker.Particle
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- offsetY - Variable in class com.bham.bd.components.triggers.effects.HitMarker.Particle
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- ON_END - Variable in class com.bham.bd.audio.ParallelAudioPlayer
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On end property indicating what method will be run after all tracks finish playing
- ON_END - Variable in class com.bham.bd.audio.SequentialAudioPlayer
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On end property indicating what method will be run after all tracks finish playing
- oneDimensionalEmptyPlayer() - Method in class com.bham.bd.audio.AudioAutomatedTest
-
Provides an array of parameters to test 1D creation of an empty player
- openList - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation.algorithms.astar.TimeSlicedAStar
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- OrCondition - Class in com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior
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Condition for binding two Conditions in an OR statement
- OrCondition(Condition, Condition) - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.OrCondition
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Constructor
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- OrConditionTest() - Constructor for class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.behavior.OrConditionTest
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- owner - Variable in class com.bham.bd.entity.ai.navigation.impl.PathPlanner
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namespace hello_world | ? ^ |
The hello_world namespace associates all of the services related to the hello_world package.This package exists to help programmers all over the world output the standard "Hello, world!" with minimal effort.
- Source:
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Entity Type Scope Short Description hi function public Say "Hello, world!" to the world.
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This Demo has been generated with data gathered from the Crimson Hexagon API. All visualizations have been constructed from analyzed social media data stemming from the ForSight platform. This ranges from Facebook profile engagement metrics, to algorithmically classified posts by positive, negative, and neutral sentiment. An accompanying GitHub repository has been created with instruction on installing and building this app locally. For additional information on Crimson Hexagon and our software, please visit our website.


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Boolean SysGetPenMode();
This routine returns true if GEOS is running on a pen-based system, false if it is not.
Include: system.h
DiskHandle SysLocateFileInDosPath( /* sets thread's error value */ const char * fname, /* file name */ char * buffer); /* returned path of file */
This routine searches for a specified file along the search path specified in the DOS environment variable PATH. The parameters are
fname
buffer
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buffer
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ThreadGetError()
.
Include: system.h
word SysNotify( SysNotifyFlags flags, /* options to offer user */ const char * string1, /* first string to display */ const char * string2); /* second string to display */
This routine causes the kernel to put up a standard notification dialog box on the screen. This dialog box is white with a black border and is used nearly exclusively for error notification by the kernel. Pass this routine the following parameters:
flags
SysNotifyFlags
indicating the options the dialog presents to the user. These flags are shown below.
string1
string2
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SysNotifyFlags
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Structures:
SysNotifyFlags
is a record of several flags; none, any, or all of the flags may be set at a time. The five flags are
Include: system.h
void SysSetECLevel( ErrorCheckingFlags flags, /* level of error checking */ MemHandle checksumBlock); /* block to check, if any */
This routine sets the error-checking level of the software. Pass it a record of
ErrorCheckingFlags
indicating which levels of error checking should be employed. If checksum checking (ECF_BLOCK_CHECKSUM) is turned on, also pass the handle of a block on which the checksum will be performed.
Include: ec.h


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Arsenal board members watch Leicester loss amid Unai Emery sack speculation
Unai Emery is under increasing pressure at Arsenal following the 2-0 defeat to Leicester at the King Power
by Liam Prenderville, http://www.facebook.com/mirrorfootballArsenal's defeat to Leicester was watched by senior Emirates chiefs amid increased pressure on Unai Emery.
Emery's future has been under speculation in recent weeks after a disappointing start to the season.
Arsenal were beaten 2-0 at the King Power on Saturday evening as Jamie Vardy and James Maddison found the net.
The victory took Leicester into second in the Premier League and nine points ahead of the Gunners, who are now sixth.
Arsenal face an uphill challenge to make the top four and that will do little to ease the pressure on Emery going into the international break.
And the presence of technical director Edu and Head of Football Raul Sanllehi won't have helped matters.
The pair were seen looking glum as Leicester dominated the second half and claimed victory.
Arsenal are not believed to be considering sacking Emery but fans have made their feelings clear after the latest defeat.
The setback at the King Power is the latest in a line of poor results on the road under Emery.
Arsenal have won just one of their last six Premier League matches and have won just once on the road, at Newcastle on the opening weekend.


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| AbstractDateTimeDV |
This is the base class of all date/time datatype validators. |
| AnySimpleDV |
Represent the schema type "anySimpleType"
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| AnyURIDV |
Represent the schema type "anyURI"
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| Base64BinaryDV |
Represent the schema type "base64Binary"
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| BaseDVFactory |
the factory to create/return built-in schema DVs and create user-defined DVs
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| BooleanDV |
Represent the schema type "boolean"
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| DateDV |
Validator for datatype (W3C Schema datatypes)
INTERNAL: |
| DateTimeDV |
Validator for <dateTime> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
INTERNAL: |
| DayDV |
Validator for <gDay> datatype (W3C Schema datatypes)
INTERNAL: |
| DecimalDV |
Represent the schema type "decimal"
INTERNAL: |
| DoubleDV |
Represent the schema type "double"
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| DurationDV |
Validator for <duration> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
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| EntityDV |
Represent the schema type "entity"
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| FloatDV |
Represent the schema type "float"
INTERNAL: |
| FullDVFactory |
the factory to create/return built-in schema DVs and create user-defined DVs
INTERNAL: |
| HexBinaryDV |
Represent the schema type "hexBinary"
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| IDDV |
Represent the schema type "ID"
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| IDREFDV |
Represent the schema type "IDREF"
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| IntegerDV |
Represent the schema type "integer"
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| ListDV |
Represent the schema list types
INTERNAL: |
| MonthDayDV |
Validator for <gMonthDay> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
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| MonthDV |
Validator for <gMonth> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
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| QNameDV |
Represent the schema type "QName" and "NOTATION"
INTERNAL: |
| SchemaDVFactoryImpl |
the factory to create/return built-in schema DVs and create user-defined DVs
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| StringDV |
Represent the schema type "string"
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| TimeDV |
Validator for <time> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
INTERNAL: |
| TypeValidator |
All primitive types plus ID/IDREF/ENTITY/INTEGER are derived from this abstract
class. |
| UnionDV |
Represent the schema union types
INTERNAL: |
| XSSimpleTypeDecl |
INTERNAL: |
| YearDV |
Validator for <gYear> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
INTERNAL: |
| YearMonthDV |
Validator for <gYearMonth> datatype (W3C Schema Datatypes)
INTERNAL: |


#ThrowbackThursday: Kapil Sharma’s Salary Then & Now – SHOCKING Transformation!
When Kapil Sharma started his journey, he revealed getting paid just Rs. 1500 for working in a printing mill.
by Koimoi.com TeamContinuing the legacy of #ThrowbackThursday, we are here with a very interesting Kapil Sharma fact for you all. The Kapil Sharma Show is doing very well for itself as far as the TRPs are concerned.
When Kapil Sharma started his journey, he revealed getting paid just Rs. 1500 for working in a printing mill. Though he has come a long way since then. As per certain reports, he’s earning a humongous amount of 5 crores for a month of The Kapil Sharma Show. He shoots for two episodes a week, which takes 8-10 episodes a month.
In a recent episode of The Kapil Sharma Show, comedian Kapil revealed that his first salary was Rs 1500, which he got for working at a cloth printing factory, the report revealed.
Actress Kavita Kaushik, on the other hand, took up her first job while in college. “I hosted a show for a channel and was paid Rs 1,500 for a day’s work. They had canned five episodes with me. I handed the money over to my mother,” she said.
Actress Shikha Singh recalled that she got Rs 50,000 eight years ago for the show Salaam Zindagi, even after her episodes were scrapped. “This happened right after I finished college. I had come to Mumbai for a show I auditioned for, but I never got paid for it.
Stick to this space for more ‘Filmy Dialogues’. We’ll be back on Monday with an inspiring #MondayMotivation.


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New to Growl 2.1
Major Changes
- We fixed the Automator Action. Sorry about that folks. Xcode tried to help things with the validate project settings. This in turn turned something off that was required. We've fixed this permanently.
- Fixed screen saver and lock detection to behave as expected.
New to Growl 2.1
Major Changes
- Added the ability to run scripts as an action.
- Added a the ability to control notifications via rules. See http://growl.info/documentation/applescript-rules for more information.
- Growl no longer hangs when receiving a large amount of notes (more than 100) at one time.
- Webkit displays can now have custom close buttons that are styled.
General Changes
- Made it clear when the application decides for priority.
- AppleScript increases the image size from 128x128 to 1024x1024.
- When using forwarding with Notification Center forwarding, you will now see notes on both computers.
- The Prowl action plugin now sends the notifications correctly if it has the notification click back set.
Automator
- The automator action is now localized.
- The GrowlAction workflow will now read from the description of the Automator action.
New to Growl 2
General
- Adds support for OS X notification center on 10.8.
- Adds in support for Prowl and Boxcar services as action displays.
- Rollup has better idle detection.
- Growl is now sandboxed.
Preferences
- The ON/OFF switch throughout Growl should be easier to understand now.
Displays
- Speech now introduces greater control.
- Separates Action displays from Visual displays.
- Music Video can now left and right justify text.
- Fixes height problems for multi line notifications in Music Video.
- Nano can now display in multiple locations, left, center and right.
- Added an SoundAction display.
- Added a way to not have any visual notifications.
Bug fixes
- Resolves the high CPU issue.
- Resolves multiple crashes.
- Shortcuts can now be unset.
Growl 1.4 changes
General
- Applications Tab Redesign! This is a major overhaul, and should be much easier to use.
- Moved Rollup controls to separate tab.
- Major improvements to networking.
Preference Pane overhaul
- New slider switch for on/off switches
- Added keyboard support to position picker.
- General Tab Relayout.
- Networking tab - Add support for subscription
- History Tab, contextual menu for history table to jump to the app/notification settings
- Rollup tab is the new home of controls related to the Rollup window.
- Adding a new display should not require a restart of Growl now.
Networking
- Support for Notification-Callback-Target, a URL field in GNTP. Upon click, Growl lets OSX figure out how to open the URL (such as the default browser for an http:// url)
- Subscription support, subscribe to all applications on a remote machine.
- General improvements to networking authentication, removed requirement for, and use of password headers if the password field is blank
- Fix networking crash related to address data resolution.
- Bind to local socket only if not listening for incoming notifications.
- Address data caching, and observation of network changes to clear caches
Applescript
- URL click feedback support, same as Notification-Callback-Target in GNTP
Bug fixes
- Resolved a crash with webkit plugin bridge on creation.
- Resolved a crash with forwarding.
- Resolved an issue where the Speech display waits for previous message to complete causing a CPU drain
- Resolved a crash with CFErrorGetDomain for WebKit Display Styles.
- Fixed duplicate listings of display plugins on reinstall.
- Notification-Callback-Target is now respected, and used, even without the method header.
- Worked around problems with corrupt history databases.
- Fixed a sorting problem when deleting a single entry in the history list.


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Event Sourcing focuses on business processes. Every write operation in a domain model causes a state change, described by a domain event. For example, an order getting paid is a state change (company gets $$$), and we can describe it with an event using past tense: OrderPaid. We do that for all state changes, and what we get is a series of domain events¹.
Events happen sequentially. They tell us a story about a business process handled by the application.
The previous page, "Why Event Sourcing", made a point about database driven designs and how Event Sourcing differs from that. In Event Sourcing, we start with thinking in events.
Every coding tutorial needs a playground. Ours is an eCommerce domain, and our first job is to implement a shopping basket. Business tells us that customers can browse an online shop frontend and add available products to their basket. The customers don't need to be signed in, so their basket is assigned to a shopping session until checkout. So far, so good. But the business wants us to implement realtime stock updates. While browsing the online shop, customers should see constantly updated information about how many other customers have the same products in their basket: "5 other customers want to buy the same product, at the moment". If one customer performs a checkout, stock of the product should be reduced immediately, along with a notification: "Product {name} was bought by a customer from {localization} {time span} ago".
Here is a simplified result of the event storming² session:
As you can see, we have a variety of different events. Not only do we have events that are caused by the customer while interacting with their shopping basket but also events caused by changes in other customers' shopping sessions. We even have two "error events" defined: QuantityStockConflictDetected, ShoppingSessionTimedOut.
In the tutorial introduction we looked at prooph messages and created our first command. Events are just another type of message; hence, each prooph event is an implementation of Prooph\Common\Messaging\Message
.
If you do not have the prooph_tutorial
project at hand with prooph/common
installed, please go back to
the introduction and follow the steps there before continuing with the Event Sourcing tutorial.
We need a project structure for our shopping basket implementation.
|_ Basket
| |_ scripts
| |_ src
| | |_ Infrastructure
| | | |_ Prooph
| | |_ Model
| | | |_ Basket
| | | |_ Command
| | | |_ Event
| | | |_ ERP
| | | |_ Exception
| | |_ Projection
| | |_ Query
| |_ tests
| |_Model
|_ scripts
Run the following command in the prooph_tutorial
directory.
$ mkdir -p ./Basket/src/Infrastruture/Prooph \
./Basket/src/Model/Command/ \
./Basket/src/Model/Event/ \
./Basket/src/Model/Basket/ \
./Basket/src/Model/ERP/ \
./Basket/src/Model/Exception/ \
./Basket/src/Projection/Query \
./Basket/tests/Model \
./scripts
Replace composer.json
with this version and run composer update
:
{
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {"App\\Basket\\": "Basket/src/"}
},
"autoload-dev": {
"psr-4": {"App\\BasketTest\\": "Basket/tests/"}
},
"require": {
"prooph/common": "^4.1",
"prooph/event-sourcing": "^5.2"
},
"require-dev": {
"phpunit/phpunit": "^6.0"
}
}
We just configured composer's autoloader to use the namespace App\Basket
for our Basket
context and the appropriate
test namespace App\BasketTest
.
We've also added the package prooph/event-sourcing
to the list of dependencies and told composer to install phpunit/phpunit
when we're in dev mode.
You can guess that prooph/event-sourcing
provides the basic implementation needed to develop an event sourced domain model.
Now it's time to define our first domain event. We place all events in ./Basket/src/Model/Event/
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Event/ShoppingSessionStarted.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model\Event;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\BasketId;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\ShoppingSession;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateChanged;
final class ShoppingSessionStarted extends AggregateChanged
{
public function basketId(): BasketId
{
//Note: Internally, we work with scalar types, but the getter returns the value object
return BasketId::fromString($this->aggregateId());
}
public function shoppingSession(): ShoppingSession
{
//Same here, return domain specific value object
return ShoppingSession::fromString($this->payload['shopping_session']);
}
}
Here we extend the base event class AggregateChanged
from the prooph/event-sourcing
package.
We will discuss aggregates more in a minute, but, first, let's have a look at what the base event class has to offer:
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace Prooph\EventSourcing;
use Assert\Assertion;
use Prooph\Common\Messaging\DomainEvent;
class AggregateChanged extends DomainEvent
{
/**
* @var array
*/
protected $payload = [];
public static function occur(string $aggregateId, array $payload = []): self
{
return new static($aggregateId, $payload);
}
//...
}
AggregateChanged
extends Prooph\Common\Messaging\DomainEvent
. That's the link back to prooph/common
and turns
all events into prooph messages. Keep that in mind, as this is important later when we want to
send events around.
We also see a static factory method called occur
that takes an $aggregateId
and $payload
as arguments.
The $aggregateId
is a reference to the corresponding aggregate. Every domain event belongs to exactly one aggregate.
Event Sourced Aggregates are Domain-Driven Aggregates, representing a unit of consistency. They protect invariants. This basically means that an aggregate makes sure that it can transition to a new state. Different business rules can permit or prevent state transitions, and the aggregate has to enforce these business rules.
In our case we need to consider the following business rules:
Looking at the rules we can identify a repeating pattern. Every rule includes a state check against a basket and/or describes
a state transition of a basket. With our current understanding of the domain, we're good to go with a Basket
aggregate that
enforces the business rules described above.
Even if we name our aggregate Basket
, you can think of it as if it were named BasketProcess
.
We don't do it that way because it does not reflect the Ubiquitous Language³ which we draw from the language used by the business.
However, when implementing Event Sourcing you can always keep that Process
suffix in mind.
Recap: Every state transition is described by an event. Events happen one after another. They tell us a story about a business process. An aggregate is a process consisting of multiple steps happening in a sequence; whereby, each next step is validated by the aggregate upfront using current state:
A checkout can only be made if no unresolved quantity-stock-conflicts exist for the basket.
Effective Aggregate Design¹¹ is possibly the hardest part of a well crafted domain model. And it evolves over time so be prepared to constantly refactor previous design decisions. Thinking of aggregates as processes and modeling them in an event sourced fashion can help a lot, but it remains a task that needs practice. So don't worry if your first attempts end up being unpractical. You will get better. Thinking in events and processes is the key.
Let's add the Basket
aggregate now.
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateChanged;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateRoot;
final class Basket extends AggregateRoot
{
protected function aggregateId(): string
{
// TODO: Implement aggregateId() method.
}
/**
* Apply given event
*/
protected function apply(AggregateChanged $event): void
{
// TODO: Implement apply() method.
}
}
Our Basket
class extends Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateRoot
. This is the base class for all event sourced aggregates.
Later we'll also look at an alternative approach using traits instead of extending a prooph class, but the
version shown here is easier to understand and helps us with the first steps. AggregateRoot
is an abstract class and asks us to implement
two methods aggregateId()
, which should provide the string representation of the globally unique identifier of the aggregate,
and an apply()
method.
The apply()
method is best explained with an example so let us dive into the implementation. Each aggregate has a
lifecycle. To start such a lifecycle we need to create the aggregate. But prooph's AggregateRoot
does not allow creating the class constructor as a public method. Instead, we're asked to use a so-called named constructor, aka static factory method.
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model;
use App\Basket\Model\Event\ShoppingSessionStarted;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\BasketId;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\ShoppingSession;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateChanged;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateRoot;
final class Basket extends AggregateRoot
{
public static function startShoppingSession(
ShoppingSession $shoppingSession,
BasketId $basketId)
{
//Start new aggregate lifecycle by creating an "empty" instance
$self = new self();
//Record the very first domain event of the new aggregate
//Note: we don't pass the value objects directly to the event but use their
//primitive counterparts. This makes it much easier to work with the events later
//and we don't need complex serializers when storing events.
$self->recordThat(ShoppingSessionStarted::occur($basketId->toString(), [
'shopping_session' => $shoppingSession->toString()
]));
//Return the new aggregate
return $self;
}
protected function aggregateId(): string
{
// TODO: Implement aggregateId() method.
}
/**
* Apply given event
*/
protected function apply(AggregateChanged $event): void
{
// TODO: Implement apply() method.
}
}
A meaningfully named constructor using the Ubiquitous Language is a great way to let the code document itself.
The Basket
aggregate requires a ShoppingSession
and a BasketId
to start the shopping session.
Both are value objects that we're going to add next.
Note: BasketId becomes the identifier of the aggregate but it is created outside of the aggregate. That's a common pattern in a CQRS system. For example the frontend can create a BasketId using a JavaScript UUID library and send the BasketId to the backend. Remember from the introduction chapter: Handling a command has no response other than success or failure. In case of success, the frontend can use the BasketId to fetch state of the Basket from a read model. Later in the tutorial we'll see that in action. For now, just keep in mind that aggregate ids are created by the client or application layer if a CQRS architecture is used.
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket/ShoppingSession.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model\Basket;
final class ShoppingSession
{
private $shoppingSession;
public static function fromString(string $shoppingSession): self
{
return new self($shoppingSession);
}
private function __construct(string $shoppingSession)
{
if($shoppingSession === '') {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException("Shopping session must not be an empty string");
}
$this->shoppingSession = $shoppingSession;
}
public function toString(): string
{
return $this->shoppingSession;
}
public function equals($other): bool
{
if(!$other instanceof self) {
return false;
}
return $this->shoppingSession === $other->shoppingSession;
}
public function __toString(): string
{
return $this->shoppingSession;
}
}
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket/BasketId.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model\Basket;
use Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid;
final class BasketId
{
private $basketId;
public static function fromString(string $basketId): self
{
return new self($basketId);
}
private function __construct(string $basketId)
{
if(!Uuid::isValid($basketId)) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException("Given basket id is not a valid UUID. Got " . $basketId);
}
$this->basketId = $basketId;
}
public function toString(): string
{
return $this->basketId;
}
public function equals($other): bool
{
if(!$other instanceof self) {
return false;
}
return $this->basketId === $other->basketId;
}
public function __toString(): string
{
return $this->basketId;
}
}
Recap: We used a named constructor to create the Basket
aggregate. The named constructor defines the requirements needed
to start a shopping session, namely the ShoppingSession
and BasketId
. Instead of setting those value objects as properties
in the Basket
aggregate we record the first domain event, ShoppingSessionStarted
, of the aggregate.
Now the apply()
method comes into play. Our Basket
aggregate will have many more methods later to deal with all the things
happening during a shopping session, and in those methods we will often need the current state of the aggregate to
protect invariants. To get access to the state we need to apply()
recorded domain events in the exact same order as
they were recorded. Prooph's AggregateRoot
takes care of the latter but it does not know how a domain event should
be applied. Hence, we need to take over that task.
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model;
use App\Basket\Model\Event\ShoppingSessionStarted;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\BasketId;
use App\Basket\Model\Basket\ShoppingSession;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateChanged;
use Prooph\EventSourcing\AggregateRoot;
final class Basket extends AggregateRoot
{
/**
* @var BasketId
*/
private $basketId;
/**
* @var ShoppingSession
*/
private $shoppingSession;
public static function startShoppingSession(ShoppingSession $shoppingSession, BasketId $basketId)
{
$self = new self();
$self->recordThat(ShoppingSessionStarted::occur($basketId->toString(), [
'shopping_session' => $shoppingSession->toString()
]));
return $self;
}
protected function aggregateId(): string
{
// TODO: Implement aggregateId() method.
}
/**
* Apply given event
*/
protected function apply(AggregateChanged $event): void
{
//A simple switch by event name is the fastest way,
//but you're free to split things up here and have, for example, methods like
//private function whenShoppingSessionStarted()
//To delegate work to them and keep the apply method lean
switch ($event->messageName()) {
case ShoppingSessionStarted::class:
/** @var $event ShoppingSessionStarted */
$this->basketId = $event->basketId();
$this->shoppingSession = $event->shoppingSession();
break;
}
}
}
Now that we have access to the current state, we can finally implement the aggregateId()
method to fulfill the contract
defined by prooph's AggregateRoot
class.
File: ./Basket/src/Model/Basket.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace App\Basket\Model;
//...
final class Basket extends AggregateRoot
{
/**
* @var BasketId
*/
private $basketId;
/**
* @var ShoppingSession
*/
private $shoppingSession;
public static function startShoppingSession(ShoppingSession $shoppingSession, BasketId $basketId)
{
//...
}
protected function aggregateId(): string
{
//Return string representation of the globally unique identifier of the aggregate
return $this->basketId->toString();
}
/**
* Apply given event
*/
protected function apply(AggregateChanged $event): void
{
//...
}
}
Ok, those are the basics of Event Sourcing. Many new things to learn, right? But don't worry. You'll get used to it while we look at some more aspects of Event Sourcing. In the next part we will look at testing event sourced aggregates, which is super easy when you have a clean and decoupled domain model.
Advice: Revisit the basics part whenever you feel lost. Event Sourcing is really simple once you understand it. In the section below you will find links to related blog posts. Before you follow them, take a break and let the basics sink in. You can read the posts later when you feel more comfortable with Event Sourcing.


Package plugin for hoe.
| install_gem | Install the package as a gem. |
| prerelease | Hook for pre-release actions like sanity checks. |
| postrelease | Hook for post-release actions like release announcements. |
| release | Package and upload the release. |
Define tasks for plugin.
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Initialize variables for plugin.
# File lib/hoe/package.rb, line 33 33: def initialize_package 34: self.need_tar ||= false 35: self.need_zip ||= false 36: end
Install the named gem.
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raise ValueError(
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if toolkey not in UI_REGISTRY or not UI_REGISTRY[toolkey]:
raise NotImplementedError(
"There is no user interface registered for this feature."
"Try installing ipywidgets or traitsui.")
if not display:
widgets = {}
available_toolkits = set()
used_toolkits = set()
After Change
else:
raise ValueError(
"`toolkit` must be a string, an iterable of strings or None.")
if toolkey not in UI_REGISTRY or not UI_REGISTRY[toolkey]:
propose = KNOWN_TOOLKITS - TOOLKIT_REGISTRY
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else:
propose = propose.pop()
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"There is no user interface registered for this feature."
"Try installing {}.".format(propose))
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Unorthodox 'Messiah' was a mirror of his times
The telltale house
Sunday Calendar
The sitcom elders have the floor
It was sound, not style, for the shoegazers
Art in a gangster's paradise
Magazine
The Falcon and the Fallout
Life Along the DMZ
This Way to the Wild Blue Yonder
Real Estate
The $1-million home, from fixer to fabulous
Canceling his court time in Beverly Hills
The apex in a land of luxury
Travel
The Cancuning of Cabo
A fetching getaway in Palm Springs
On the whale trail in Patagonia
Health
A highly inflated version of reality
A way to choose a baby's gender
Gym class without grades
Food
It's back on top
Mezcal: good drink, bad rap
The tropics on a rainy day in L.A.
Highway 1
In Geneva, Daimler Breaks With Convention
Lexus GX 470 SUV provides room to grow at a lower price
Focusing on S. Korean quality
Sunday Opinion
New Order: the End of Alliances
A Peace of Their Own
Forget the Advice -- Give Us Vaccinations
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Git plugin uses git ls-remote polling mechanism by default when configured with a single branch (no wildcards!).
This compare the latest built commit SHA with the remote branch without cloning a local copy of the repo.
If you don't want to / can't use this.
If this option is selected, polling will require a workspace and might trigger unwanted builds (see JENKINS-10131).


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Projects created by OPENXTRA ranging from a small Wordpress widget for displaying the most popular articles on a Wordpress blog, all the way up to a Powershell time series database.
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static const char * | STN_NAME_LEN = "maxNameLength" |
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static const char * | STATION_NAME = "stationName" |
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static const char * | LATITUDE = "latitude" |
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static const char * | LONGITUDE = "longitude" |
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static const char * | ELEVATION = "elevation" |
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static const char * | OBS_TIME = "observationTime" |
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static const char * | AIR_TEMP = "temperature" |
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static const char * | PRESS = "stationPressure" |
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Proto Rabbit is a CSS based templating and Ajax optimization framework.
Ajax optimization and page templating work hand in hand as a good page template will be based on CSS for managing page layout and typography. The elements used in a template may have different JavaScript and CSS requirements such as your website theme, and JavaScript libraries such as jQuery. Proto Rabbit makes sure that the assets are rendered in the must optimized order. Proto Rabbit out of the box uses the BluePrint CSS framework. You can easily substitute for extend the underlying framework.
Proto Rabbit templates are defined in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format. Each template points to a HTML based template that has properties that can be substituted with strings or the contents of a file. Each template may specify the underlying HTML template, cache time for the template, scripts, CSS links, properties (such as page titles or pages that make up the template). A template may extend any number of other templates with the child properties taking precedence over it's ancestors when the page is rendered.
The Proto Rabbit Engine loads a template and renders the content. Individual portions of a template may be cached for varying intervals. The Proto Rabbit Engine will sets the correct headers, combines CSS and JavaScript assets (if specified), and gzips those resources as the page is rendered. The surrounding final pages are also cached and gzipped for as long as you specify in your template. Different templates may override the cache times of their parents or just inherit them.
Today's application contain a lot of JavaScript and CSS resources. More than likely you have many developers working on a project that spans many pages. Having a consistent template for your pages, along with a consistent way of describing page asset dependencies can be very valuable. An experienced developer could implement all the features we do under the covers however we believe there is true value in picking up a framework designed to solve today's needs.
Enabling optimization can take your yslow scores from a 76 to a 99 (out of 100) will little effort. ProtoRabbit allows you to cache individual parts of a template for different intervals. The framework is meant to be very fast and efficient.


Research Package
Research Package is a Flutter package for creating surveys and obtaining informed consent containing models, UI elements and screens. The motivation is coming from two similar native libraries ResearchStack on Android and ResearchKit on iOS.
The main modules of the above mentioned libraries are which are also the main features of Research Package:
- Consent - How it's done in ResearchKit - Implemented in RP
- Survey - How it's done in ResearchKit - Implemented in RP
- Active Task - How it's done in ResearchKit - Can be implemented later with the help of flutter plugins by CACHET.
To find out more visit Research Package's website.
Getting Started
Research Package is published to Pub:
You can start using it by adding it to your dependencies.
After you run flutter packages get
command you are able to import and start using Research Package.
You can import the whole package including the Model and UI libraries:
import 'package:research_package/research_package.dart';
Or with the following lines you can decide which library of the package you want to gain access to:
import 'package:research_package/model.dart';
import 'package:research_package/ui.dart';
Remember, that objects starting with RP
are part of the Model (like RPConsentDocument
) while those which start with RPUI
are part of the UI library (like RPUIVisualConsentStep
).
Documentation
Visit the website of the project at researchpackage.org for more information and tutorials.
You can find the API documentation generated for pub here.
Example application
To get an overview of Research Package's features have a look at the example application here.
Similarity to ResearchKit and ResearchStack
Research Package is clearly similar to these two existent framework. A goal with the package was to help developers enjoy the same features with Flutter's cross-platform framework. The names, functionalities and most of the logic are similar or identical to the previously mentioned two framework. This way we believe that the transition for those who have used them before will be easier and smoother.
Current stage
The project is work in progress. New Answer Formats are being added to the survey module of the framework constanly. The available Answer Formats are the following at the moment:
- Single Choice
- Multiple Choice
- Integer
Use Cases
One of the goals for the package was to make it capable of handling a WHO5 survey. As an example at this point Research Package can obtain the informed consent from the participant, show the WHO5 survey questions and collect the results.
Who is backing this project?
Research Package is made by CACHET - Copenhagen Center for Health Technology.
How can I contribute?
We are more than happy to take contributions and feedback. Use the Issues page to file an issue or feature request.
Useful Links
In order to familiarize with the framework and potentially extend it, it might worth to have a look at these links about Research Kit and Research Stack.
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ResearchKit
- Official Tutorial on how to use ResearchKit in ObjectiveC You can get a good understading of the flow and the basic concepts. Also there's a useful presentation of the different AnswerFormats.
- Hierarchy of objects in ResearchKit This is a good representation of a possible file/class hierarchy for ResearchPackage.
- Tutorial on how to use ResearchKit in Swift
- Sample Apps for ResearchKit in Swift
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ResearchStack
Libraries
- research_package
- research_package_model
- The domain model part of Research Package. Contains the "building blocks" for creating surveys and obtaining informed consents. Holds the different types of result classes. Also responsible for the streams and BLoC classes to provide communication channels between different parts of the package. (BlocQuestion, BlocTask) For the UI representations of the classes visit the research_package_ui library.
- research_package_ui
- The UI library of Research Package. [...]
Dart
- dart:ui
- Built-in types and core primitives for a Flutter application. [...]
- dart:async
- Support for asynchronous programming, with classes such as Future and Stream. [...]
- dart:collection
- Classes and utilities that supplement the collection support in dart:core. [...]
- dart:convert
- Encoders and decoders for converting between different data representations, including JSON and UTF-8. [...]
- dart:core
- Built-in types, collections, and other core functionality for every Dart program. [...]
- dart:developer
- Interact with developer tools such as the debugger and inspector. [...]
- dart:math
- Mathematical constants and functions, plus a random number generator. [...]
- dart:typed_data
- Lists that efficiently handle fixed sized data (for example, unsigned 8 byte integers) and SIMD numeric types. [...]
- dart:ffi
- Foreign Function Interface for interoperability with the C programming language. [...]
- dart:io
- File, socket, HTTP, and other I/O support for non-web applications. [...]
- dart:isolate
- Concurrent programming using isolates: independent workers that are similar to threads but don't share memory, communicating only via messages. [...]
- dart:html
- HTML elements and other resources for web-based applications that need to interact with the browser and the DOM (Document Object Model). [...]
- dart:js
- Low-level support for interoperating with JavaScript. [...]
- dart:js_util
- Utility methods to efficiently manipulate typed JSInterop objects in cases where the name to call is not known at runtime. You should only use these methods when the same effect cannot be achieved with @JS annotations. These methods would be extension methods on JSObject if Dart supported extension methods.