Foundation
Materialize
Pure
Bootstrap
Bootstrap
Bootstrap
Semantic UI
What is Semantic UI?
Semantic is a development framework that helps create beautiful, responsive layouts using human-friendly HTML.
Craftsmanship Community
Pros
- Easy to use
- Small file sizes and minimal load times
- Each component has its own JS file and stylesheet
- Customizable
Craftsmanship Community
Cons
- Very large packages when compared to Foundation and Bootstrap
- Not everything is supported...
Craftsmanship Community
React
Semantic UI React bindings are still in development, but are available for most components.
Angular
Semantic UI React bindings are still in development, but are available for most components.
Meteor
Meteor is an open source platform for web, mobile, and desktop.
But still what with Angular?
Semantic-UI-Angular is a pure AngularJS 1.x set of directives for Semantic-UI components. We are considering Angular 2 support in the future. We've decided to use TypeScript as a step to Angular 2 friendly environment.
Angular2 & Semantic UI
Angular 2 building blocks 📦 based on Semantic UI
https://ng-semantic.herokuapp.com/
https://github.com/vladotesanovic/ngSemantic
Installation
npm install ng-semantic --save
Semantic Button
Semantic Button
<sm-button class="positive"
(click)="clickMe($event)"
icon="thumbs up">Click Me</sm-button>
Semantic Message
Semantic Message
<sm-message icon="warning">
<message-header>Changes in Service</message-header>
<message-content>
Lorem Ipsum....
</message-content>
</sm-message>
Semantic Dimmer
Semantic Dimmer
<sm-dimmer #dimmer>

Dimmer Message

Dimmer sub-header

</sm-dimmer>
<sm-button (click)="dimmer.show({opacity: .7, transition: 'slide up'})" class="primary">Page dimmer</sm-button>
Semantic Modal
Semantic Modal
<button class="ui button green" (click)="myModal.show()">Click me</button>
<sm-modal title="Hello from Modal" class="basic" #myModal>
<modal-content>
...
</modal-content>
</sm-modal>
Use it!


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{% extends "admin/base.html" %}
{% block title %}Housing Records{% endblock %}
{% block css %}
{% endblock %}
{% block scripts %}{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
| # |
Full Name |
Country |
Email |
University |
People |
Time to stay |
Date to arrival |
Amount willing to pay |
Live with |
Comments |
{% for record in records %}
| {{ forloop.counter}} |
{{ record.name }} {{ record.last_name }} |
{{ record.country }} |
{{ record.email }} |
{{ record.university }} |
{{ record.people }} |
{{ record.time_of_stay }} |
{{ record.date_arrival }} |
{{ record.amount_pay }} |
{{ record.live_with }} |
{{ record.comments }} |
{% endfor %}
{% include "admin/footer.html"%}
{% endblock %}


Immigration courtrooms silent during ICE review - Washington Times
Jan 16, 2012 . In June, ICE director John Morton announced that prosecutors and immigration agents would consider a defendant's length of time in the .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/jan/16/immigration-courtrooms-silent-during-ice-review/?page=all
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
Rubio tries to claim middle ground on immigration - Washington Times
Jun 22, 2012 . Marco Rubio, Florida Republican, speaks June 22, 2012, at the . still too bruised from the last major immigration fight in 2007 to work with him, .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/jun/22/rubio-tries-claim-middle-ground-immigration/
Obama pushes immigration bill - Washington Times
The Washington Times. Friday, June 26, 2009 . But it's not clear whether much has changed since 2006 and 2007 the last two times Congress tried to move an immigration bill. Each effort failed, including a bruising loss in 2007 when a .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jun/26/obama-pushes-immigration-bill/?page=all
june 2007 washington times immigration Herniated or Bulging Discs
Reid vows renewed push for Dream Act - Washington Times
Nov 7, 2012 . Democrats see strengthened hand on pushing immigration . President Obama announced the program in June after pressure from Hispanic . in Congress, including failed attempts in 2006 and 2007 with President Bush.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/nov/7/reid-vows-renewed-push-for-dream-act/?page=all
Immigrant requests strain consulates, schools - Washington Times
Sep 25, 2012 . U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services recently clarified expectations, relieving . They also must have lived in the country since June 2007.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/sep/25/immigrant-requests-strain-consulates-schools/?page=all
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
Obama reverses progress on illegal immigration - Washington Times
Feb 16, 2012 . With enforcement increasing and the economy souring, CIS said a net of 1 million illegal immigrants left the U.S. from January 2007 to January .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-politics/2012/feb/16/obama-reverses-progress-illegal-immigration/
- twinkalicious at blog spot (narrowing of the spine)
Immigrants Should NOT Receive Racial Preferences
Jun 23, 2007 . Immigration reform must address race preferences. . A full page ad bearing this title appeared in the Washington Times Fri., June 8, 2007 .
http://www.adversity.net/supertuesday2008/immigration-reform-01.htmBush pushes for 'benevolent' immigration policy - Washington Times
Dec 4, 2012 . The Republican president led major efforts in 2006 and 2007 to get Congress to pass bills legalizing illegal immigrants, bolstering enforcement .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/blog/inside-politics/2012/dec/4/bush-pushes-benevolent-immigration-policy/
Immigration Bill Fails to Survive Senate Vote - New York Times
Published: June 28, 2007. WASHINGTON, June 28 President Bush's effort to overhaul the nation's immigration policy, a cornerstone of his domestic agenda, .
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/28/washington/28cnd-immig.html
Illegal Immigration Crisis Fact Sheet - Texas Border Volunteers
child molesters were foreign nationals; 40% of these are illegal immigrants. . Fire to Clear Border. The Washington Times. 18 June 2007. 26 August. 2007.
http://www.texasbordervolunteers.org/userfiles/Microsoft%20Word%20-%20Illegal%20Immigration%20Fact%20Sheet%20Version%203%20Revision%20Annotated(1).pdf
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
Opinion Editorials & Columns - House Judiciary Committee
Obama's amnesty for illegal immigrants is against the law (The Christian Science Monitor) - 6/18/2012. E-Verify Helps Minorities (The Washington Times) - 6/12/ .
http://judiciary.house.gov/issues/issues_editorials.html
Obama to urge Congress to act on immigration - Washington Times
The Washington Times . Monday, June 28, 2010 . In 2007, the last time Congress tackled a broad immigration bill that included legalizing illegal immigrants, .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/jun/28/obama-to-urge-congress-to-act-on-immigration/
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
SMITH: Mythical racism in immigration enforcement - Washington ...
Mar 2, 2011 . The Washington Times . Critics of pro-enforcement policies allege that is anti- immigrant, but that couldn't be further from the truth. . California is expected to have a $25 billion budget shortfall by June 2012. . amnesty attempts, including the 2007 comprehensive immigration reform and last year's push for .
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/mar/2/kick-out-criminal-aliens/?page=all


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Things in the works:
- Automated testing as a community builder
- Asynchronous functions
- Asynchronous development methodologies
Also, glyph thinks that xUnit sucks, but hasn't bothered to explain why.


Class _ToolTip
source code
From http://Tix.unpythonic.net/wiki/ToolTip Michael Lange
<klappnase at 8ung dot at>
The ToolTip class provides a flexible tooltip widget for Tkinter; it
is based on IDLE's ToolTip module which unfortunately seems to be broken
(at least the version I saw).
INITIALIZATION OPTIONS:
anchor: where the text should be positioned inside the widget, must be on of "n", "s", "e", "w", "nw" and so on;
default is "center"
bd: borderwidth of the widget; default is 1 (NOTE: don't use "borderwidth" here)
bg: background color to use for the widget; default is "lightyellow" (NOTE: don't use "background")
delay: time in ms that it takes for the widget to appear on the screen when the mouse pointer has
entered the parent widget; default is 1500
fg: foreground (i.e. text) color to use; default is "black" (NOTE: don't use "foreground")
follow_mouse: if set to 1 the tooltip will follow the mouse pointer instead of being displayed
outside of the parent widget; this may be useful if you want to use tooltips for
large widgets like listboxes or canvases; default is 0
font: font to use for the widget; default is system specific
justify: how multiple lines of text will be aligned, must be "left", "right" or "center"; default is "left"
padx: extra space added to the left and right within the widget; default is 4
pady: extra space above and below the text; default is 2
relief: one of "flat", "ridge", "groove", "raised", "sunken" or "solid"; default is "solid"
state: must be "normal" or "disabled"; if set to "disabled" the tooltip will not appear; default is "normal"
text: the text that is displayed inside the widget
textvariable: if set to an instance of Tix.StringVar() the variable's value will be used as text for the widget
width: width of the widget; the default is 0, which means that "wraplength" will be used to limit the widgets width
wraplength: limits the number of characters in each line; default is 150
WIDGET METHODS:
configure(**opts): change one or more of the widget's options as described above; the changes will take effect the
next time the tooltip shows up; NOTE: follow_mouse cannot be changed after widget initialization
Other widget methods that might be useful if you want to subclass
ToolTip:
enter(): callback when the mouse pointer enters the parent widget
leave(): called when the mouse pointer leaves the parent widget
motion(): is called when the mouse pointer moves inside the parent widget if follow_mouse is set to 1 and the
tooltip has shown up to continually update the coordinates of the tooltip window
coords(): calculates the screen coordinates of the tooltip window
create_contents(): creates the contents of the tooltip window (by default a Tix.Label)
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It probably goes without saying, but this isn't legal advice and all that. Also the numbers change so it might be out of date.
Please note: If you donate more than $13,000 total in one year we are required by law to disclose your name and address to the AEC. We will not be able to accept such donations if we don't have those details. Please email us if you'd like to make a large donation.NSW: If you donate more than $1000 in the ~6 months before an election (see NSWEC site for details) you'll need to disclose it to them within 16 weeks, (and we need to disclose it within 21 days).
NB: The first $1500 of your donations (across all political parties) for the financial year are tax deductible. [ATO Link](https://www.ato.gov.au/non-profit/gifts-and-fundraising/in-detail/fundraising/claiming-political-contributions-and-gifts/).
All donations need to come with a name and address (unfortunately) due to reporting laws. Basically we need to ensure any single person doesn't exceed thresholds.
Note: This log shows most, but not all* donations, since Sept 2017.
*: That's only because we haven't implemented all the features in the admin app yet.
{% include donate/disclaimer.html %}


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block js_include %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Invite a user to your alliance. NAME IS CASE SENSITIVE
Remove a user from your alliance. NAME IS CASE SENSITIVE


Software Developer
EDWARD NJOROGE
WHO I AM
Hello, my name is Edward Njoroge and you have just unearthed my portfolio :)
Now, about me. I have a great love for understanding how systems work and using this knowledge to solve practical problems in the society and having fun while at it. This, I believe led me to the course I am pursuing currently at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (thats rather mouthful, let's stick with JKUAT). At JKUAT I pursue a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science.
Here, you will access my portfolio, my resume, and please contact me, or share a link to this portfolio.
WHAT I DO
I am a software developer having worked in web and desktop applications design, analysis and implementation. I have extensive experience in all of the mainstream programming languages including C++, Java, Python and C. For web development, I have worked with HTML5, CSS3, Javascript, jQuery, PHP and MySQL. I am also learning Scheme.
Some frameworks I have used:
- For web development:
- Laravel framework for backend.
- Bootstrap and W3.css frontend frameworks.
- I also understand SOAP and REST web services.
- For desktop software development:
- Java Framework.
- Qt C++ and Qt Qml framework.
- JavaFx framework.
I have a firm understanding of Data Structures and Algorithms and I have invested a lot of my time and energy in this as I believe one should not only solve problems but do so efficiently.
I am also good at scientific computing involving data analysis and implementation of mathematical algorithms mostly using Python.
Finally, I am a great enthusiast of the GNU/Linux operating system and open source software and I plan of joining this society and contributing where I can.
DREAMS AND GOALS
Everyone has these, let me have these too :-)
- My short term goals:
- Join an outstanding software development company after school as a developer.
- Have a firm foundation in mathematics for further study in advanced computer science i.e. Cryptography, AI.
- Long term goals:
- Contribute to the society by solving problems that add value using the skills I have gained.
- Master data structures, algorithms and artificial intelligence (neural networks).
- Build and run a software company that solves practical problems in the society.
- Dream:
- Make the most I can of myself.


Brownie is the name of my pet dog. He has long, drooping ears with a mix of white, black and brown fur on his body. He is of Beagle breed. We adopted him from a dog care centre in our neighbourhood when he was just a month old.  He is a healthy dog with a shiny coat.
Brownie runs very fast with his four tiny legs. He watches our house at night. In case of any noise, he barks out loudly. Although he barks at strangers, he never bites them. He loves eating vegetables and I sometimes offer him meat and fish to eat. I bathe him once every few days and play with him in the garden to ensure he is exposed to sunlight and fresh air every day.
My pet, Brownie is close to me and I love him very much. He cheers me up whenever I’m upset and we go for a walk every morning. He wags his tail with joy when I return from school. I take him to the veterinary doctor occasionally for vaccination. He is not just my pet dog, but my best friend too. He is indeed a blessing in my life.”
Dogs are indeed very intelligent and responsive pets who protect us from external dangers
She likes to use my ankle as a chin rest.
She is fond of nectarines.
She smiles. She really does.
An empty yogurt container can entertain her for the better part of an afternoon.
She has no problem with sleeping in.
She responds to several nicknames including Carlie, Noodle, Noosie, Noo-del, Rosemarino, Carleen, Carlata, Shamu and, occasionally, Le Pamplemouse.
Before I met her, her personality was described to me as ambitious, and this truly fits her.
She is very busy.

If I am at my desk for more than three hours in a row, she will go to the bathroom door (the farthest she can get from my desk and still be in my apartment), take a running start and hurl herself into my chair legs, repeatedly, until I leave my desk.
She snorts.
When she wants attention, she does what I call the chomp-chomp. She bites at the air, twice, with an additional burst of growl.
She loves my dad.
When she is pleased she will slide one side of her face across the floor, tail in the air, while grunting.
Did I mention she likes to use my ankle as a chin rest?
She taught me squirrel is a verb.
Carlie’s coat is supposed to be straight, but hers has a curl to it.
With new people, she keeps it close to the vest.
She is not wild about little children, but she is kind to them.
About two weeks after I brought her home, Carlie and I were walking on Lexington Avenue. A woman, who was by my estimate well into her eighties, stopped me and said, “I had a Westie.” I smiled. Her eyes filled up with tears and she told me, “She was the love of my life!” Now that I know Carlie, I can understand how that would be true.


Are you familiar with UI design?
Are you free to have some drinks?
Can you send me the detail of your team?
I want my money back!
I want my grade back!
The creator of the event will evaluate your performance in the event and give your some experience point (EXP) as rewards to you.
You can also complete some bonus mission to earn more EXP.


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Yeoman
Tool for generating new web projects
We are going to use one to quickly generate our project
Installation
- Navigate to www.yeoman.io
- Run
$ npm install -g yo
to install with npm
- There are currently lot of generators available
Let's generate a project for our website today
- Generator we'll use for this class is Learn
Front End
- Install our generator:
npm install -g generator-learnfe
- Create a new directory for our project (~/sites/marsbq -recommended) and cd into it, generate!
$mkdir my-new-project && cd $_
yo learnfe
- Marvel at our new scaffolded project!


HTML 5 introduced many new input types and features for forms. Luga Validator plays well with them. Support for the new field types is still lacking in most browsers. This page tries to demonstrate some new features, at the time of this writing it's best viewed in Chrome or Opera.


Copyright ©2006 W3C®(MIT, ERCIM, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark and document use rules apply.
This technical note addresses some of the issues related to
inheritance of the XML attributes xml:base
and xml:id
and the W3C
Recommendation for Canonical XML Version 1.0 [C14N10] (Errata). Shortcomings of C14N/1.0
are noted out and the use of a new C14N/1.1 recommendation
with the XML Digital Signature 1.0 Recommendation [XMLDSIG] is discussed.
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. A list of current W3C publications and the latest revision of this technical report can be found in the W3C technical reports index at http://www.w3.org/TR/.
This is the W3C Working Group Note of "Known Issues with Canonical XML 1.0 (C14N/1.0)", produced by the XML Core Working Group, as part of the XML Activity. A companion note, "XML Digital Signatures in the 2006 XML Environment" [XMLDSIG2006], describes in further detail how a revised canonicalization algorithm (C14N/1.1 or other) may be used with the current XML-SIG/1.0 Specification.
Please send comments related to this document to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(public archive).
Publication as a Working Group Note does not imply endorsement by the W3C Membership. This is a draft document and may be updated, replaced or obsoleted by other documents at any time. It is inappropriate to cite this document as other than work in progress.
This document was produced by a group operating under the 5 February 2004 W3C Patent Policy. W3C maintains a public list of any patent disclosures made in connection with the deliverables of the group; that page also includes instructions for disclosing a patent. An individual who has actual knowledge of a patent which the individual believes contains Essential Claim(s) must disclose the information in accordance with section 6 of the W3C Patent Policy.
1. Overview
2. Interaction with XML Base
3. Interaction with XML Id
4. Implicit use of Canonical XML 1.0 by XML Signature
5. Further considerations for C14N/1.1
6. References
7. Acknowledgments
1. Overview
2. Interaction with XML Base
2.1 Inheriting xml:base values
2.2 Special values of xml:base
3. Interaction with XML Id
4. Implicit use of Canonical XML 1.0 by XML Signature
5. Further considerations for C14N/1.1
5.1 xml:base and URI reference simplification
5.2 An XML infoset strategy for canonicalizing XML base
6. References
7. Acknowledgments
Section 2.4 of the Canonical XML 1.0 [C14N10]
Specification defines special treatment for attributes in the
XML
namespace when a representation of a document subset
is generated. The processing specified assumes that attributes in the
XML namespace are inherited by copying them from the nearest ancestor.
The inheritance rule given is appropriate for the processing of the xml:space
and
xml:lang
attributes, but not for xml:base
, which
needs a special inheritance mechanism, or for xml:id
, which
should not be inherited at all. [XML-BASE-Problem].
Related problems exist in the Decryption Transform for XML
Signature [XMLENCDEC] W3C
Recommendation, which applies a modified C14N/1.0 algorithm and
adds additional rules concerning the copying of attributes in
the xml
namespace. These rules are based on the
same assumptions as their counterparts in C14N/1.0.
The XML Base Recommendation [XMLBASE] defines
the base URI of an element as the value of the element's
xml:base
attribute, the base URI of the element's
parent element within the document or external entity, or the base
URI of the document entity or external entity containing the
element. In particular, the meaning of relative URI references in
an xml:base
attribute can depend on the chain of
xml:base
attributes along an element's ancestor axis.
The canonicalization of xml:base
requires a more
specific algorithm than just copying or inheriting the values of
preceding xml:base
attributes. The following cases must
be taken into account:
xml:base
values may consist of
only a fragment identifier (this is a no-op)
xml:base
values may be empty
(this is a no-op)
xml:base
values may be absolute or relative URI references
Depending on the input node set to canonical xml, one can either canonicalize a whole document or a subset of the document's nodes. For example, in [XMLDSIG], one can use either XPointer to dereference only parts of a document or XPath Filter and XPath Filter 2.0 transforms to refer to a given fragment of the document that one wants to sign.
Consider the following XML document (document 1):
<?xml version="1.0"?>   <c> </c>
Figure 1: Sample XML document 1
We now canonicalize document 1 with the input nodeset of c14n being
the element <c>
. The element nodes along
<c>
's ancestor axis are examined for the first
occurence of any xml
namespace axis, and these are then
merged into the attribute list of <c>
.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <c xml:base="http://www.example.org/pathseg1/" xml:lang="de"> </c>
Figure 2: Canonical form of sample XML document 1
The xml:base
attribute on the <c/>
element in the canonicalized node-set indeed contains the base URI of
the <c/>
element as present in document 1.
Up to now, there have been no problems with the simple duplication
of xml:base
for maintaining the inheritance. However,
this is not always possible. Let's now consider the following XML
document (document 2):
<?xml version="1.0"?>   <c> </c>
Figure 3: Sample XML document 2
We now canonicalize document 2, the input nodeset of c14n being the element <c>
<?xml version="1.0"?> <c xml:base="../pathsegA/" xml:lang="de"> </c>
Figure 4: Canonical form of sample XML document 2
In the case of xml:lang
, copying the parent's
attributes allowed to retain the context. In the case of
xml:base
, we have lost the context of how to resolve the
relative URI reference. Thus, for a given node-set, the application of the C14N/1.0
inheritance rule can lead to xml:base
attributes which specify a base URI that is different from the one
in the original document context.
C14N/1.0 also has issues in that it doesn't know how to process
xml:base
attributes that have no value or have values
that are a same-document (section 4.2 [RFC
2396]) reference. As indicated by
Roy Fielding and Richard Tobin these should be treated as do
nothing or no operation (noop) in xml:base
.
Consider the following document located at (file:///tmp/doc.xml
):
<?xml version="1.0"?>   <c xml:base="" > <d xml:base="" href="file.ext#some-id1"> </d> <e xml:base="#some-fragment" href="file.ext#some-id2"> </e> </c>
Figure 5: Sample XML document 3
We now canonicalize document 3 with the input nodeset of C14N/1.0 being
the element <c>
and all its descendants:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <c xml:base=""> <d xml:base="" href="#some-id1"> </d> <e xml:base="#some-fragment" href="#some-id2"> </e> </c>
Figure 6: Incorrect canonical form of sample XML document 3
As there already exists an xml:base=""
attribute in
<c>
, C14N/1.0 rules won't let
<c>
inherit
xml:base="http://www.example.org/pathseg1/file.ext"
.
Let's now consider the case that the node that has
xml:base=""
is in the input-nodeset and that
xml:base=""
is considered as a no operation (noop).
According to the C14N/1.0 rules, we would need to copy the ancestor's
value that is not in the input-nodeset. However, this would not
suffice.
The inheritance rules of the XML Base Recommendation [XMLBASE,
section 4] allows for succesive use of relative references. Also,
such sucessive relative references may not be in the input node set
and hence not rendered. So an inheritance rule for
xml:base
would have to combine xml:base=""
with its omitted ancestors xml:base
values. However this
is not stated.
A correct canonicalization of element <c> and all its descendants that preserves the base URI from the original context would be as follows:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <c xml:base="http://www.example.org/pathseg1/file.ext" > <d href="file.ext#some-id1"> </d> <e href="file.ext#some-id2"> </e> </c>
Figure 7: Correct canonical form of sample XML document 3
The xml:id
[XMLID] attribute is part of the
XML information Set [XMLINFOSET]. It allows
to associate any XML element with a unique identifier. Therefore, the
value of a given xml:id
attribute is unique within an XML
document. The xml:id
Recommendation was issued after
Canonical XML 1.0 had become a Recommendation.
The recommended C14N/1.0 processing behavior that requires
inheritance of attributes by copying them from the nearest ancestor
can produce badly-formed documents with respect to the xml:id
recommendation. Consider the following fragment of an XML
document:
  <c />
If we select the children of node
and apply the C14N/1.0
processing rules, both node
and
<c>
would obtain a copy of
's
xml:id
attribute. This produces a badly-formed XML
document as two xml:id
attributes have the same
value:
 <c xml:id="id_a" />
Note that even if only element inherited the xml:id
attribute, the result would still be wrong - the xml:id
attribute value would be assigned to the wrong element. For example,
let's now select node
. The C14N/1.0 processing would
assign node
's xml:id
attribute value
to node
:

Therefore, C14N/1.0 cannot be applied to documents containing
xml:id
attributes. Inheritance of any xml:id
attributes would produce a wrong or a badly-formed document.
XML Signature [XMLDSIG] identifies the
canonicalization method by an URI inside
<ds:CanonicalizationMethod>
on a
<ds:SignedInfo>
level. More importantly, the same
is needed on the data object or <ds:Manifest>
level
by using a <ds:Transform>
inside a
<ds:Reference>
. In the latter case, if no such
<ds:Transform>
is given on the data object level,
and if a node-set is subject to a transformation that requires an
octet stream or is to be hashed using the message digest, the XML
Signature Reference Processing Model uses Canonical XML C14N/1.0
implicitly to convert a node-set into an octet stream.
If applications require processing according to a particular version of Canonical XML, then they should explicitly give the appropriate algorithm URI. Specifically, the following cases must be taken into account:
insert an explicit
<ds:Transform>
invoking a new version of Canonical XML before each
<ds:Transform>
that
requires an octet stream as input, but is
applied to a node-set
if the previous transform
outputs a note-set, append a <ds:Transform>
invoking a new version of Canonical XML as the last
<ds:Transform>
before the
digest input.
use this URI inside <ds:CanonicalizationMethod>
Such an approach, however, will increase the size and the complexity of
XML digital signatures. Future versions of XML Signature [XMLDSIG] should consider the use of
<ds:CanonicalizationMethod>
to specify a default
node-set to octet stream conversion method for the XML
Signature Reference Processing Model.
One should also note that a lot of care will have to be taken on
future signature creation as all transforms (including the digest)
that require an octet stream as input but are applied to a node-set
will need to have such a revised version of Canonical XML as
<ds:Transform>
before it is input.
For further information, please refer to the companion note, "XML Digital Signatures in the 2006 XML Environment [XMLDSIG2006], which describes with more detail how a revised canonicalization algorithm (C14N/1.1 or other) may be used with the current XML-SIG/1.0 Specification.
Inheritance rules will also have to be able to deal with relative
references having "./" and "../" segments apearing in the values for
xml:base
.
According to the rules laid down in the XML Base Recommendation [XMLBASE,
Section 4], relative references are resolved against the
xml:base
attribute of the element or element's
ancestor. This implies that relative references are absolutized and
normalized as specified in [RFC 2396, Section
5.2].
This operation can only be performed from the outermost to the
innermost relative reference. Thus, there is no value in keeping dot
and dot-dot-segments when fixing up relative reference values of
xml:base
when defining an inheritance rule for
canonicalizing xml:base
attributes.
Some special considerations are needed. When normalizing a relative
URI reference, it is crucial to keep the leading "../" segments of
relative-path references. Otherwise, path-segments of ancestors'
xml:base
URIs may not be removed appropriately. Another
issue is that one could create erroneous output that looks similar to
that of a network-path reference when normalizing an absolute-path reference.
For instance, an incorrect
normalization of
"seg/.././/pseudo-networkpath/seg/file.ext"
would be //pseudo-netpath/seg/file.ext
.
Note: [RFC 3986, Section 4.2] defines the terms relative-path, network-path and absolute-path reference as used in this document.
The removal of dot-segments cause more logically equivalent documents to produce the same canonicalized output. Furthermore, XML Signatures [XMLDSIG] will benefit from such normalization as the likelyhood of false negatives on signature validation decreases.
As stated earlier in this note, the rules for the inheritance of
xml:base
require many considerations. Another more
straight-forward approach would be to use a strategy based on the XML
infoset [C14N-INFOSET], namely:
EII
for an element information item to be
canonicalized, and EIIC
for the element information item
corresponding to EII
in the result of parsing the canonical
serialization of the node-set containing EII
.EII
iff the
EIIC
's [base URI] would otherwise be different from
EII
's [base URI].This has the advantage that not only does it correctly produce
 <c xml:base="test/" />
from
when  <c/>
... is filtered out, but it will also correctly produce
 <c xml:base="http://example.org/test/test/" />
from
  <c xml:base="test/" />
when ...
is filtered out.
But we can't say it that way, because C14N as written does not use the infoset. Cannonical XML is currently defined on the XPath data model.


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I just made a single page JavaScript application using a Rails Api for the backend. One of the things that I had to do in the process making this application was to make a dropdown that utilized the array holding my recipes. the dropdown needed to update a the array did. Here is how I did it.
First I made the html for the base part of the dropdown.
Then I made a static method in my Recipe class.
As usual I built the method in my console using a combination of debugger and console.log().
So first you put a debugger in the new method before you write anything. Refresh your index.html. Figure out how to access the object. In this case, as you can see from the first image, I gave it an ID of id="dropdownButton1". So in the console I called document.getElementById("dropdownButton1") just to make sure it worked. It did so in my code I assigned it to the variable name sel.
I add each line of code above the debugger so that the code is tested as I go and the debugger moves down a line so I can figure out the next line in the console where I can test multiple things out.
I worked out the for loop in the console next. I needed to call the for loop on my array a variable number of times, so I used the .length method.
I wanted each element of the array inside of an option tag so next I created an element called "option" and assigned it a variable.
The following code is what I ended up with. The full code to my project is here. Thank you for reading my post.


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A
accept() (asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage method)
ACK (asyncworker.options.Actions attribute)
ack() (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage method)
Actions (class in asyncworker.options)
add() (asyncworker.connections.ConnectionsMapping method)
add_amqp_route() (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry method)
add_default_headers() (asyncworker.routes.SSERoute class method)
add_http_route() (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry method)
add_route() (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry method)
aiohttp_routes() (asyncworker.routes.HTTPRoute method)
allow_mutation (asyncworker.conf.Settings.Config attribute)
amqp() (asyncworker.app.App property)
AMQP_RABBITMQ (asyncworker.options.RouteTypes attribute)
amqp_routes (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry attribute)
AMQPConnection (class in asyncworker.connections)
(class in asyncworker.easyqueue.connection)
AMQPConnection.Config (class in asyncworker.connections)
AMQPMessage (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.message)
AMQPRoute (class in asyncworker.routes)
AMQPRouteOptions (class in asyncworker.routes)
AMQPRouteOptions.Config (class in asyncworker.routes)
App (class in asyncworker.app)
arbitrary_types_allowed (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection.Config attribute)
(asyncworker.routes.AMQPRouteOptions.Config attribute)
ArgResolver (class in asyncworker.types.resolver)
asyncworker (module)
asyncworker.app (module)
asyncworker.bucket (module)
asyncworker.conf (module)
asyncworker.connections (module)
asyncworker.consumer (module)
asyncworker.easyqueue (module)
asyncworker.easyqueue.connection (module)
asyncworker.easyqueue.exceptions (module)
asyncworker.easyqueue.message (module)
asyncworker.easyqueue.queue (module)
asyncworker.exceptions (module)
asyncworker.http (module)
asyncworker.http.decorators (module)
asyncworker.http.wrapper (module)
asyncworker.metrics (module)
asyncworker.metrics.aiohttp_resources (module)
asyncworker.metrics.collectors (module)
asyncworker.metrics.collectors.base (module)
asyncworker.metrics.collectors.gc (module)
asyncworker.metrics.collectors.platform (module)
asyncworker.metrics.collectors.process (module)
asyncworker.metrics.definitions (module)
asyncworker.metrics.definitions.amqp (module)
asyncworker.metrics.definitions.http (module)
asyncworker.metrics.registry (module)
asyncworker.metrics.types (module)
asyncworker.options (module)
asyncworker.rabbitmq (module)
asyncworker.rabbitmq.message (module)
asyncworker.routes (module)
asyncworker.signals (module)
asyncworker.signals.base (module)
asyncworker.signals.handlers (module)
asyncworker.signals.handlers.base (module)
asyncworker.signals.handlers.http (module)
asyncworker.signals.handlers.rabbitmq (module)
asyncworker.signals.handlers.sse (module)
asyncworker.sse (module)
asyncworker.sse.consumer (module)
asyncworker.sse.message (module)
asyncworker.task_runners (module)
asyncworker.testing (module)
asyncworker.time (module)
asyncworker.types (module)
asyncworker.types.registry (module)
asyncworker.types.resolver (module)
asyncworker.utils (module)
AutoNameEnum (class in asyncworker.options)
B
BaseCollector (class in asyncworker.metrics.collectors.base)
BaseJsonQueue (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
BaseQueue (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
body() (asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage property)
Bucket (class in asyncworker.bucket)
BucketFullException
BULK_FLUSH_INTERVAL (asyncworker.options.DefaultValues attribute)
(asyncworker.options.Options attribute)
BULK_SIZE (asyncworker.options.DefaultValues attribute)
(asyncworker.options.Options attribute)
C
call_http_handler() (in module asyncworker.routes)
can_dispatch_task() (asyncworker.task_runners.ScheduledTaskRunner method)
channel (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage attribute)
ClockTicker (class in asyncworker.time)
close() (asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection method)
collect() (asyncworker.metrics.collectors.base.BaseCollector method)
(asyncworker.metrics.collectors.gc.GCCollector method)
(asyncworker.metrics.collectors.platform.PlatformCollector method)
conn_for() (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue method)
connection (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage attribute)
Connection (class in asyncworker.connections)
CONNECTION_FAIL_CALLBACK (asyncworker.options.Options attribute)
connection_parameters() (asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection property)
ConnectionsMapping (class in asyncworker.connections)
ConnType (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
CONSUME (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.ConnType attribute)
consume() (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue method)
consume_all_queues() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
Consumer (class in asyncworker.consumer)
content_type (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseJsonQueue attribute)
Counter (class in asyncworker.metrics.types)
D
DefaultValues (class in asyncworker.options)
delivery_tag (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage attribute)
DeliveryModes (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
deserialize() (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseJsonQueue method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseQueue method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue method)
deserialized_data() (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage property)
E
EmptyQueueException
entrypoint() (in module asyncworker.utils)
env_prefix (asyncworker.conf.Settings.Config attribute)
EVENT_DATA_FOUND (asyncworker.sse.consumer.State attribute)
EVENT_NAME_FOUND (asyncworker.sse.consumer.State attribute)
Events (class in asyncworker.options)
extra (asyncworker.routes.AMQPRouteOptions.Config attribute)
F
factory() (asyncworker.routes.Route static method)
Freezable (class in asyncworker.signals.base)
freeze() (asyncworker.app.App method)
(asyncworker.signals.base.Freezable method)
frozen() (asyncworker.signals.base.Freezable property)
G
Gauge (class in asyncworker.metrics.types)
GCCollector (class in asyncworker.metrics.collectors.gc)
get() (asyncworker.routes.Model method)
(asyncworker.types.registry.TypesRegistry method)
get_connection() (asyncworker.app.App method)
get_connection_for_route() (asyncworker.app.App method)
H
handlers (asyncworker.app.App attribute)
has_channel_ready() (asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection method)
Histogram (class in asyncworker.metrics.types)
HTTP (asyncworker.options.RouteTypes attribute)
http() (asyncworker.app.App property)
http_client() (in module asyncworker.testing)
http_handler_wrapper() (in module asyncworker.routes)
http_metrics_middleware() (in module asyncworker.metrics.aiohttp_resources)
http_routes (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry attribute)
HttpClientContext (class in asyncworker.testing)
HTTPRoute (class in asyncworker.routes)
HTTPServer (class in asyncworker.signals.handlers.http)
I
interval (asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer attribute)
InvalidConnection
InvalidMessageSizeException
InvalidRoute
is_connected() (asyncworker.easyqueue.connection.AMQPConnection property)
is_empty() (asyncworker.bucket.Bucket method)
is_full() (asyncworker.bucket.Bucket method)
items() (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection method)
J
JsonQueue (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
K
keep_runnig() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
keys() (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection method)
(asyncworker.routes.Model method)
M
MAX_CONCURRENCY (asyncworker.options.Options attribute)
MessageError
Metric (class in asyncworker.metrics.types)
metrics_route_handler() (in module asyncworker.metrics.aiohttp_resources)
MissingTypeAnnotationError
Model (class in asyncworker.routes)
N
NON_PERSISTENT (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.DeliveryModes attribute)
O
on_before_start_consumption() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate method)
on_connection() (asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
on_connection_error() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate method)
(asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
on_consumption_start() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate method)
on_event() (asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
ON_EXCEPTION (asyncworker.options.DefaultValues attribute)
(asyncworker.options.Events attribute)
on_exception() (asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
on_message_handle_error() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate method)
on_queue_error() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
on_queue_message() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.QueueConsumerDelegate method)
ON_SUCCESS (asyncworker.options.DefaultValues attribute)
(asyncworker.options.Events attribute)
Options (class in asyncworker.options)
P
parse_path() (in module asyncworker.http.decorators)
perf_counter_ms() (in module asyncworker.time)
PERSISTENT (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.DeliveryModes attribute)
PlatformCollector (class in asyncworker.metrics.collectors.platform)
pop_all() (asyncworker.bucket.Bucket method)
process_exception() (asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage method)
process_success() (asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage method)
put() (asyncworker.bucket.Bucket method)
(asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue method)
Q
queue_name (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage attribute)
queue_name() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer property)
QueueConsumerDelegate (class in asyncworker.easyqueue.queue)
R
RabbitMQ (class in asyncworker.signals.handlers.rabbitmq)
RabbitMQMessage (class in asyncworker.rabbitmq.message)
register() (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection method)
RegistryItem (class in asyncworker.types.registry)
REJECT (asyncworker.options.Actions attribute)
reject() (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage method)
(asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage method)
RequestWrapper (class in asyncworker.http.wrapper)
REQUEUE (asyncworker.options.Actions attribute)
resolve_param() (asyncworker.types.resolver.ArgResolver method)
Route (class in asyncworker.routes)
route() (asyncworker.app.App method)
route_for() (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry method)
RoutesRegistry (class in asyncworker.routes)
RouteTypes (class in asyncworker.options)
run() (asyncworker.app.App method)
run_every() (asyncworker.app.App method)
RUN_EVERY_MAX_CONCURRENCY (asyncworker.options.DefaultValues attribute)
run_on_shutdown() (asyncworker.app.App method)
run_on_startup() (asyncworker.app.App method)
S
ScheduledTaskRunner (class in asyncworker.task_runners)
send() (asyncworker.signals.base.Signal method)
serialize() (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseJsonQueue method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.BaseQueue method)
(asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.JsonQueue method)
serialized_data (asyncworker.easyqueue.message.AMQPMessage attribute)
serialized_data() (asyncworker.rabbitmq.message.RabbitMQMessage property)
set() (asyncworker.types.registry.TypesRegistry method)
set_connections() (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection class method)
Settings (class in asyncworker.conf)
Settings.Config (class in asyncworker.conf)
shutdown() (asyncworker.app.App method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.base.SignalHandler method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.http.HTTPServer method)
shutdown_os_signals (asyncworker.app.App attribute)
Signal (class in asyncworker.signals.base)
SignalHandler (class in asyncworker.signals.handlers.base)
SSE (asyncworker.options.RouteTypes attribute)
(class in asyncworker.signals.handlers.sse)
sse_routes (asyncworker.routes.RoutesRegistry attribute)
SSEConnection (class in asyncworker.connections)
SSEConsumer (class in asyncworker.sse.consumer)
SSEMessage (class in asyncworker.sse.message)
SSERoute (class in asyncworker.routes)
start() (asyncworker.consumer.Consumer method)
(asyncworker.sse.consumer.SSEConsumer method)
(asyncworker.task_runners.ScheduledTaskRunner method)
startup() (asyncworker.app.App method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.base.SignalHandler method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.http.HTTPServer method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.rabbitmq.RabbitMQ method)
(asyncworker.signals.handlers.sse.SSE method)
State (class in asyncworker.sse.consumer)
stop() (asyncworker.task_runners.ScheduledTaskRunner method)
(asyncworker.time.ClockTicker method)
T
Timeit (class in asyncworker.utils)
TRANSACTIONS_KEY (asyncworker.utils.Timeit attribute)
TypesRegistry (class in asyncworker.types.registry)
U
UndecodableMessageException
used() (asyncworker.bucket.Bucket property)
V
validate_method() (asyncworker.routes.HTTPRoute class method)
values() (asyncworker.connections.AMQPConnection method)
W
WAIT_FOR_DATA (asyncworker.sse.consumer.State attribute)
with_type() (asyncworker.connections.ConnectionsMapping method)
wrap() (asyncworker.types.resolver.ArgResolver method)
WRITE (asyncworker.easyqueue.queue.ConnType attribute)
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I'm Hassan Abid a passionate Software Engineer with several years of experience in Android,iOS and web programming. I'm based in Seoul and currently working for NexStreaming Corp.In my free time, I help under-represented people to learn programming. My favorite quote is "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". When I am not coding, I go out for hiking, running or cycling.
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I am a meticulous full-stack developer who undertakes assignments with utmost responsibility, meet deadlines, and delivers quality work. I possess practical and up-to-date knowedge about android and iOS SDKs. I apply analytical skills in solviing day-to-day problems and challenges. I operate with eagrness and strong sense of urgency. I expertise in Android(3+), iOS(1.5+) and web(2+) along side with strong knowledge of server backends. I posses ability to develop a full-fledge mobile and web app.I have quest for learning. I have completed several online courses and certifications including Android Developers nanodegree(Udacity), iOS Developement with Swift(Udacity) and Python(MITx).
I have strong experience building and maintaining SDKs. At my current working place(NexStreaming), I maintain Swift demo app for the NexPlayer SDK and from time-to-time fix bugs in NexPlayer iOS SDK.
To me learning and exploring new technologies and opportunities have no end. I am looking for a more felxible role where I can apply all my skills related to mobile and web developement for launching a complete product off-ground.
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Seoul Mate lets you post your question, find friends from your university, and get updates about jobs, internships, scholarships and more. Seoul Mate is the perfect way to keep up with your friends in South Korea. It also provides you with campus maps so that you don't get lost on first day at your university. I am planning to open source its web and mobile apps in near future!Code For Everyone
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Global MOOC Campus Website project started in April 2014. The purpose of this website is to curate courses from major MOOC platforms such as Coursra,edX, Udacity and Future Learn and let students or learners make study groups. There is also an option of translating course details to Korean language
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At CustomInk, we recently migrated from mongrel to Passenger for our Ruby on Rails website. This migration included a full rewrite of our apache configuration files.
With over 500 redirect and rewrite rules in place I needed a way to ensure my copy-n-paste skills were up to snuff and that we didn’t loose any redirects along the way.
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| using | size_type = uint32_t |
| using | pointer = Option * |
| using | reference = Option & |
| using | const_pointer = const Option * |
| using | const_reference = const Option & |
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| void | add (const Option &option) |
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| void | add (OptionsContext context, uint32_t subject, LV2_URID key, uint32_t size, LV2_URID type, const void *value) |
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| bool | empty () const |
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| const Option * | c_obj () const |
| Access to Ctype LV2_Options_Option* array. | |
| iterator | begin () const |
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An array of Options.
Plugin implementations don't need to use this. You can, however, use this in an LV2 host to easily provide URID map/unmaping features to plugins.
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Add an option.
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Jsonnet Rules
Overview
These are build rules for working with Jsonnet files with Bazel.
Setup
To use the Jsonnet rules, add the following to your WORKSPACE
file to add the
external repositories for Jsonnet:
http_archive(
name = "io_bazel_rules_jsonnet",
url = "https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_jsonnet/archive/0.0.2.tar.gz",
sha256 = "5f788c7719a02ed2483641365f194e9e5340fbe54963d6d6caa09f91454d38b8",
strip_prefix = "rules_jsonnet-0.0.2",
)
load("@io_bazel_rules_jsonnet//jsonnet:jsonnet.bzl", "jsonnet_repositories")
jsonnet_repositories()
jsonnet_repositories
jsonnet_repositories()
Adds the external dependencies needed for the Jsonnet rules.
jsonnet_library
jsonnet_library(name, deps, data, srcs, imports, jsonnet)
Creates a logical set of Jsonnet files.
Attributes
name |
A unique name for this rule. |
deps |
List of targets that are required by the |
data |
|
srcs |
List of |
imports |
List of import |
jsonnet |
|
Examples
Suppose you have the following directory structure:
[workspace]/
WORKSPACE
configs/
BUILD
backend.jsonnet
frontend.jsonnet
You can use the jsonnet_library
rule to build a collection of .jsonnet
files that can be imported by other .jsonnet
files as dependencies:
configs/BUILD
:
load("@io_bazel_rules_jsonnet//jsonnet:jsonnet.bzl", "jsonnet_library")
jsonnet_library(
name = "configs",
srcs = [
"backend.jsonnet",
"frontend.jsonnet",
],
)
jsonnet_to_json
jsonnet_to_json(name, deps, src, data, outs, code_vars, imports, jsonnet, multiple_outputs, vars)
Compiles Jsonnet code to JSON.
Attributes
name |
A unique name for this rule. This name will be used as the name of the JSON file generated by this rule. |
deps |
List of targets that are required by the |
src |
The |
data |
|
outs |
Names of the output If you are generating only a single JSON file and are not using jsonnet multiple output files, then this attribute should only contain the file name of the JSON file you are generating. If you are generating multiple JSON files using jsonnet multiple file output
( For the case where multiple file output is used but only for generating one
output file, set the |
code_vars |
Map of code variables to pass to jsonnet via |
imports |
List of import |
jsonnet |
|
multiple_outputs |
Set to 1 to explicitly enable multiple file output via the
This is used for the case where multiple file output is used but only for generating a single output file. For example:
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vars |
Map of variables to pass to jsonnet via |
Examples
Example
Suppose you have the following directory structure:
[workspace]/
WORKSPACE
workflows/
BUILD
workflow.libsonnet
wordcount.jsonnet
intersection.jsonnet
Say that workflow.libsonnet
is a base configuration library for a workflow
scheduling system and wordcount.jsonnet
and intersection.jsonnet
both
import workflow.libsonnet
to define workflows for performing a wordcount and
intersection of two files, respectively.
First, create a jsonnet_library
target with workflow.libsonnet
:
workflows/BUILD
:
load("@io_bazel_rules_jsonnet//jsonnet:jsonnet.bzl", "jsonnet_library")
jsonnet_library(
name = "workflow",
srcs = ["workflow.libsonnet"],
)
To compile wordcount.jsonnet
and intersection.jsonnet
to JSON, define two
jsonnet_to_json
targets:
jsonnet_to_json(
name = "wordcount",
src = "wordcount.jsonnet",
outs = ["wordcount.json"],
deps = [":workflow"],
)
jsonnet_to_json(
name = "intersection",
src = "intersection.jsonnet",
outs = ["intersection.json"],
deps = [":workflow"],
)
Example: Multiple output files
To use Jsonnet's multiple output files, suppose you
add a file shell-workflows.jsonnet
that imports wordcount.jsonnet
and
intersection.jsonnet
:
workflows/shell-workflows.jsonnet
:
local wordcount = import "workflows/wordcount.jsonnet";
local intersection = import "workflows/intersection.jsonnet";
{
"wordcount-workflow.json": wordcount,
"intersection-workflow.json": intersection,
}
To compile shell-workflows.jsonnet
into the two JSON files,
wordcount-workflow.json
and intersection-workflow.json
, first create a
jsonnet_library
target containing the two files that
shell-workflows.jsonnet
depends on:
jsonnet_library(
name = "shell-workflows-lib",
srcs = [
"wordcount.jsonnet",
"intersection.jsonnet",
],
deps = [":workflow"],
)
Then, create a jsonnet_to_json
target and set outs
to the list of output
files to indicate that multiple output JSON files are generated:
jsonnet_to_json(
name = "shell-workflows",
src = "shell-workflows.jsonnet",
deps = [":shell-workflows-lib"],
outs = [
"wordcount-workflow.json",
"intersection-workflow.json",
],
)
jsonnet_to_json_test
jsonnet_to_json_test(name, deps, src, data, code_vars, error, golden, imports, jsonnet, regex, vars)
Compiles Jsonnet code to JSON and checks the output.
Attributes
name |
A unique name for this rule. This name will be used as the name of the JSON file generated by this rule. |
deps |
List of targets that are required by the |
src |
The |
data |
|
code_vars |
Map of code variables to pass to jsonnet via |
error |
The expected error code from running |
golden |
The expected (combined stdout and stderr) output to compare to the
output of running |
imports |
List of import |
jsonnet |
|
regex |
Set to 1 if |
vars |
Map of variables to pass to jsonnet via |
Examples
Suppose you have the following directory structure:
[workspace]/
WORKSPACE
config/
BUILD
base_config.libsonnet
test_config.jsonnet
test_config.json
Suppose that base_config.libsonnet
is a library Jsonnet file, containing the
base configuration for a service. Suppose that test_config.jsonnet
is a test
configuration file that is used to test base_config.jsonnet
, and
test_config.json
is the expected JSON output from compiling
test_config.jsonnet
.
The jsonnet_to_json_test
rule can be used to verify that compiling a Jsonnet
file produces the expected JSON output. Simply define a jsonnet_to_json_test
target and provide the input test Jsonnet file and the golden
file containing
the expected JSON output:
config/BUILD
:
load(
"@io_bazel_rules_jsonnet//jsonnet:jsonnet.bzl",
"jsonnet_library",
"jsonnet_to_json_test",
)
jsonnet_library(
name = "base_config",
srcs = ["base_config.libsonnet"],
)
jsonnet_to_json_test(
name = "test_config_test",
src = "test_config",
deps = [":base_config"],
golden = "test_config.json",
)
To run the test: bazel test //config:test_config_test
Example: Negative tests
Suppose you have the following directory structure:
[workspace]/
WORKSPACE
config/
BUILD
base_config.libsonnet
invalid_config.jsonnet
invalid_config.output
Suppose that invalid_config.jsonnet
is a Jsonnet file used to verify that
an invalid config triggers an assertion in base_config.jsonnet
, and
invalid_config.output
is the expected error output.
The jsonnet_to_json_test
rule can be used to verify that compiling a Jsonnet
file results in an expected error code and error output. Simply define a
jsonnet_to_json_test
target and provide the input test Jsonnet file, the
expected error code in the error
attribute, and the golden
file containing
the expected error output:
config/BUILD
:
load(
"@io_bazel_rules_jsonnet//jsonnet:jsonnet.bzl",
"jsonnet_library",
"jsonnet_to_json_test",
)
jsonnet_library(
name = "base_config",
srcs = ["base_config.libsonnet"],
)
jsonnet_to_json_test(
name = "invalid_config_test",
src = "invalid_config",
deps = [":base_config"],
golden = "invalid_config.output",
error = 1,
)
To run the test: bazel test //config:invalid_config_test


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What if after you shoot a picture of your dog, you can rotate it, change the focus or even change the depth of field? Well, welcome to the future of the snapshot photograpy.
Those words seems promising, but let me show you an example first.
Try dragging a circle with your mouse (or finger for mobile devices) on the picture below.
You will see the focus changes as you move your mouse.
It is a very common experience for us to shoot a blurred picture either via camera or even with a DSLR. The common reason for that is this 2 factors:
Autofocus and shutter lag
Point-and-shoot cameras as well as DSLR needs time to "focus" first before capturing the image in its sensor.
Shutter lag likewise is very common problem with point-and-shoot cameras specially during low-light situations, because when there is no sufficient amount of light, camera commonly opens the shutter a little longer in able to let the sensor capture the image.Although DSLR users can solve these problems by manually adjusting the shutter speed, aperture and ISO, this is very hard to master and even professional photographers takes time to master it.
A technology called "light-field" photography changes the whole game plan. This technology enables the casual users to shoot images instantly without the need to focus first.Thus, light-field photography is commonly dubbed as "shoot first, focus later" technique in photography.
By removing the Autofocus and shutter lag in the equation, what you have now is a basic camera that can capture images instantly without needing to think whether the subject is out of focus or not -- you can correct it later anyway.
So how is that possible?
With light-field photography, when you press the shutter-release button, the camera collects light from all directions. Then the camera's software compiles what's basically a 3D map of the captured image. Instead of relying on the standard sensor found in other digital imaging devices and cameras, a light-field camera has an array of micro-lenses that allow it to capture the color, intensity, and vector direction of rays of light.
How can I do light-field photography with my current camera or DSLR?
The answer is NO. Light-field photography needs a special camera for you to shoot these kind of pictures.
Guess what, its not a Nikon neither Canon camera. Its a Lytro camera.
Lytro camera is basically a weird-looking camera, it doesn't looks like other camera. This camera is instead like a bar of chocolate with screen on one end. With 4.4 inches long and 1.6 inches square dimensions, it perfectly fits in your hand.
This is a thing that our children or grandchildren will be having in the future, rendering the cameras we use today as part of the past.
More pictures of Lytro Camera:
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Welcome to our new website for the inaugural Golden Gate Science Olympiad Tournament! Take a moment to hear about our preliminary plans on the “About” page, and get to know us on the “Our Team” page. Although currently scattered around the world, we’ve spent our summer planning for the upcoming Division C tournament, and we just want to highlight a few features that we’re really excited about:
First, we intend to have all events run by past national medalists or event supervisors.
We’ll review every test to ensure a quality competition, and give coaches the freedom to watch their teams compete.
We’re also looking forward to showing competitors our beautiful campus and the spirit of Silicon Valley that permeates academics, extracurriculars, and social events here at Stanford and UC Berkeley.
Finally, we’re working hard to prepare a well-organized tournament: following the national schedule, bringing in admissions representatives, and inviting corporate sponsors.
We look forward to meeting competitors from across the state and the nation, so please stay tuned for more announcements regarding the release of registration in September!
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Making the dough with plain flour makes a huge difference to the texture of this pissaladière. It also means it’s good to eat cold, as it keeps some softness.
For the dough, put the flour in a bowl and stir in the salt. Add the yeast. Mix the honey with the oil and water, then pour this over the flour.
Mix until you have a sticky dough, then turn out the dough and knead until soft and passes the windowpane test (stretch a small piece out until you can see through it – gluten is developed enough if it allows you do this). Return to the bowl and cover with a damp tea towel. Leave to double in size – at least an hour.
Meanwhile make the topping. Heat the olive oil and butter in a very large frying pan. When the butter has melted and is foaming, add the onions and thyme leaves (if using). Season with salt. Stir carefully until they reduce in volume – there will seem almost too much for the pan to start with, but they will collapse quite quickly. Continue to cook on a low to medium heat for at least 45 minutes to an hour, stirring regularly. The onions will lightly caramelise on the base – scrape this up regularly when you stir.
Eventually you will have very soft, almost puréed, golden brown onions. You can instead cover the pan and let the onions sweat for a similar amount of time – they will collapse in a similar way but be lighter in colour.
Preheat the oven to 230C/210C Fan/Gas 8.
Knock the dough back and shape to fill a large baking tray – around 40x20cm/16x8in. Spread the onions over the dough, leaving a narrow border, then add the anchovies in a lattice pattern – or more free-form if you prefer (I often do a small amount without as there’s always someone who doesn’t like anchovies!). Add the olives at intervals. Drizzle with a little more olive oil, if you like. Bake in the preheated oven for around 20-25 minutes, or until the dough is cooked through.
Cool, cut into slices and serve.


Sessions
A Pilates session is about 55 minutes in length and is composed of a combination of apparatus and matwork. Our 24-hour cancellation policy applies to all sessions.
Private: New clients begin with a series of private sessions. These sessions allow the instructor to develop a customized system of exercises to address each new client's needs, goals, and previous injuries. More advanced clients benefit from private instruction to improve precision, add new exercises to their Pilates workout, work on a specific issue or on rehabilitation from injury.
Duet: Duet sessions are ideal for individuals who have a workout partner at the same fitness level with similar goals and who want to keep their sessions to two participants only. These sessions can be more customized than semi-privates.
Semi: In a semi-private session, three to six clients work together with an instructor. APLG will place you in a group with similar Pilates training to ensure clients are at the same level.
Schedule your sessions/classes online at www.mindbodyonline.com
CLASS PREPARATION
- Complete required Waiver Participation Consent and Release Form to participate in Pilates sessions at Authentic Pilates Los Gatos (please arrive 10 minutes before first session to sign necessary paperwork).
- Wear comfortable clothing -- fitted pants, leggings, layers.
- Please wear socks.
- Do not wear perfume or jewelry.
- For your own comfort, do not eat heavily two hours before your session.
- Bathrooms are available for changing clothes before and/or after workouts.
24-HOUR CANCELLATION POLICY
- We have a 24-hour cancellation policy. If you cannot make your reserved session, you must cancel at least 24 hours in advance or you will be charged the full amount. This is a courtesy to the instructors who must be paid for the sessions they're scheduled, and to other clients who might want to schedule a session at that time.
- All Sessions purchased at APLG expire 3 months from the date of purchase.
GETTING READY FOR SEMI-PRIVATES
You can transition to semi-privates when:
- You know the names of the exercises in your program
- You know the order in which the exercises are performed
- You know how to set up your equipment and can work independently
- If you think you want to start semi-privates, let your instructor know. APLG will make sure that you are prepared for this new step.
Schedule your sessions/classes online at www.mindbodyonline.com
RATES:
Private$100 $95 (5pack $475) $90 (10pack $900)
*New Client Introductory Private Package - $75 (3pack $225)
Schedule your sessions/classes online at www.mindbodyonline.com
Duet$60 $55 (5pack $275)
Semi$50 $45 (5pack $225)
Schedule your sessions/classes online at www.mindbodyonline.com
CLASSES:
The AP Class: The AP Class is a 55-minute group class. Participation is limited to six clients. Clients must pass into this class with the instructor’s approval.
The AP Class focuses on the connection between the powerhouse and the rest of the body. Through the use of intense matwork and various Pilates apparatus, the AP class is a challenging workout providing rigorous body conditioning in a fun group setting.
AP Class rates$25 $20 (10pack $200)
Schedule your sessions/classes online at www.mindbodyonline.com


Shooter
Based on the best-selling Bob Lee Swagger novel by Stephen Hunter, Point of Impact, and the 2007 Paramount film starring Mark Wahlberg, Shooter is an action series about a highly decorated Marine sniper who is on the run after being falsely accused of trying to kill the President.


Title
1. Intent
- Purpose
- Audience
- Context
- Trigger
2. Data Abstraction
- Raw Data, Source
- Clean Data
- Observations, Features, Sample
3. Task Abstraction
- What do you want the user to achieve
4. Visual Design
- Three Sketches / Inspirations
- Exploration with Data
- Encoding Mapping
- Aesthetics Choices
- Selected Visual Design
5. Interaction Design
- Choice of Interaction
- Exploration
- Selected Interaction Design


Interface for requests to HTTP services.
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Inherited by AeroGear.Mobile.Core.Http.SystemNetHttpRequest.
Interface for requests to HTTP services.
◆ AddHeader()
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value |
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Adds HTTP header to the request
- Parameters
-
| key | HTTP header name |
| value | HTTP header value |
- Returns
- request itself
◆ Custom()
Prepares request to be executed with a custom HTTP method
- Parameters
-
| method | HTTP method |
| url | request target |
| body | request body |
- Returns
- request ready for execution
◆ Delete()
Prepares request for DELETE method on the target.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- request ready for execution
◆ Get()
Prepares request for GET method on the target.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- request ready for execution
◆ Post()
Prepares request for POST method on the target.
- Parameters
-
| url | request target |
| body | request body |
- Returns
- request ready for execution
◆ Put()
Prepares request for PUT method on the target.
- Parameters
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| url | request target |
| body | request body |
- Returns
- request ready for execution
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:


Increase your account security
Two-step verification, often referred to as Two-factor authentication (2FA), is a security process in which the user provides two authentication factors to verify they are who they say they are, thus providing an additional layer of security. You sign in with something you know (your password) and something you have (a code generated by your phone).
Important tips
-To use two-step verification you must have an specific app on your smartphone such as Google Authenticator, click here for install;
-Before you proceed, configure your smartphone to get date, time and time zone automatically. If you won't do that, it's not gonna work.
How to enable Two-step verification
1. Scan the QR code on your app or enter the key manually;
2. Type the 6-digit code generated by your app on Token box below;
3. Click on Enable 2-Step button.


Full description: qald-4.pdf (Last updated: April 1, 2014)
We do not maintain a SPARQL endpoint once the challenge is finished. Please load DBpedia 3.9 into a local triple store.
The training data comprises 200 natural language questions over English DBpedia,
annotated with keywords as well as corresponding SPARQL queries and the answers that these queries retrieve.
The questions are of different complexity and are available in seven languages:
English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Dutch, and Romanian.
Evaluation results: qald-4_results.pdf


Narrated Abu Huraira:
The Prophet said, "When it is a Friday, the angels stand at the gate of the mosque and keep on writing the names of the persons coming to the mosque in succession according to their arrivals. The example of the one who enters the mosque in the earliest hour is that of one offering a camel (in sacrifice). The one coming next is like one offering a cow and then a ram and then a chicken and then an egg respectively. When the Imam comes out (for Jumua prayer) they (i.e. angels) fold their papers and listen to the Khutba."


Learning Links
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- Dell Computers is one of the largest PC manufacturers in the world.
- The next time you fly, try JetBlue.
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Welcome to DocTalk! This program is a fast and simple tool to get a diagnosis from a doctor without going to a clinic
Introducing DocTalk Features -The DocTalk app allows anyone to easily get themselves checked by a doctor who is also using the app. -What makes this app convenient is the ability to avoid line ups at the local clinic which allows more time for rest.


Industrial Engineer
Nashville, TN
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>615-946-8112
Skills
AutoCAD
Excel
R-Studio
C++
Languages
English
Helped diliver and manage packages on daily routes. As well as, keep face to face relationships with customers.
Worked as a Camp Counselor and Office staff for WCPR's seasonal summer camp. Organized and directed daily activities for children ages 5-12. Coordinated payments and receipts. Also supervised offsite field trips.
Officiated youth recreational soccer games, players 8-14. Also assisted with field preperations and feild managment.
Bachelor's of Science in Industrial Engineering
Degree
> Information Systems Analysis and Design
> Design of Experiments
> Human Factors Engineering
> Facilities Planning and Material Handling
Indutrial Engineer Internship Program


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react
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The Righteous Will Never Be Moved
1 Praise the LORD!
Blessed is the man who fears the LORD,
who greatly delights in his commandments!
2 His offspring will be mighty in the land;
the generation of the upright will be blessed.
3 Wealth and riches are in his house,
and his righteousness endures forever.
4 Light dawns in the darkness for the upright;
he is gracious, merciful, and righteous.
5 It is well with the man who deals generously and lends;
who conducts his affairs with justice.
6 For the righteous will never be moved;
he will be remembered forever.
7 He is not afraid of bad news;
his heart is firm, trusting in the LORD.
8 His heart is steady; he will not be afraid,
until he looks in triumph on his adversaries.
9 He has distributed freely; he has given to the poor;
his righteousness endures forever;
his horn is exalted in honor.
10 The wicked man sees it and is angry;
he gnashes his teeth and melts away;
the desire of the wicked will perish!


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JavaScript Framework 2.0
Arrays
Sum Numbers in Array [17,35,61]
Merge Array [17,35,61]
with Array [2,8,7]
Remove 35 from Array
[17,35,61]
Sort Numeric Array ASC
[35,7,16]
Sort Text Array ASC
['Pear','Banana','Apple']
Find Min Value in Array [35,7,16]
Find Max Value in Array [35,7,16]
Charts
Dot Chart 1
Dot Chart 2
Line Chart 1
Line Chart 2
Bar Chart 1
Export
Export CSV
Export KML
Export PNG
GPS
Start GPS
Stop GPS
Local Storage
Save 'Michael' to Local Storage
Record Count of Local Storage
View Local Storage
Delete Last Record
Delete All Records
Maps
City of San Angelo
SL 1604 Projects
Travis Co. 6 Lanes
Add Managed Lanes to IH 35
Messages
Confirm
Alert
Numbers
Random Number between 1 and 1000
Round -97.123456789 to 6 Places
Search
Load City Names from AGO
Spatial
Bearing from 30,-97 to 31,-98
Midpoint between 30,-97 and 31,-98
Distance between 30,-97 and 31,-98
WebMercator [-10861277,3565432] to WGS84
Tables
City Table from AGO (POP>200,000)
Make Table from Array
[[1,Austin,100],[2,Dallas,150],[3,Houston,200]]
Make Table from Array with Header
[[ID,Name,Rank],[1,Austin,100],[2,Dallas,150],[3,Houston,200]]
Text
Add Commas 123456789
Remove Commas 123,456,789
Replace Characters H/e!l*p to Help
Get Left 2 IH0035-KG
Get Right 2 IH0035-KG
Get Middle 4 IH0035-KG
Utilities
Time / Date
Prepend to Div
Append to Div
Evaluate Document URL
Index


Take me
home
Store update form
Location name:
Min # of customers:
Max # of customers:
Avg. # of cookies purchased/customer
Submit


Rule based G2P / micro service API
List available languages
G2Ps: /g2p/list
Syllabifiers: /syll/list
Display rule content
URL: /rules/LANG
Examples:
/g2p/rules/sws
/g2p/rules/basque_ipa
Transcribe a word (JSON)
Transcribe an input word using the specified language's g2p rules and return the result as json
URL: /transcribe/LANG/WORD
Switches
format: xml, txt, json (default)
Examples:
/transcribe/ipa_test/hot
/transcribe/sws/hit
/transcribe/sws/hit?format=xml
/transcribe/sws/hit?format=text
/transcribe/sws/dusch
Transcribe a word (XML)
Transcribe an input word using the specified language's g2p rules and return the result as xml
URLS: /transcribe/LANG/WORD?format=xml, /xmltranscribe/LANG/WORD
Examples:
/transcribe/ipa_test/hot?format=xml
/transcribe/sws/hit?format=xml
/transcribe/sws/dusch?format=xml
For legacy calls from ltool/yalt:
/xmltranscribe/ipa_test/hot
/xmltranscribe/sws/hit
/xmltranscribe/sws/dusch
Divide a transcription into syllables
Divide a transcription into syllables based on the specified language's syllable definition (if any)
URL: /syllabify/LANG/TRANS
Examples:
/syllabify/sws/d%20u0%20S%20a"


{% extends 'emails/base.html' %} {% block content %}
Hey {{ first_name }}!
Your Penn Labs verification code is:
Do not share this verification code with anyone.


CliMate is a utility for creating robust and easily extensible command line applications. It follows different procedures to the usual command line creations and offers its own unique features. Written in Python and utilising JSON the utility put user choice first.
pip install py-climate
pip3 install py-climate
> clm
CliMate can be installed as easily as any other package using the python package manager pip. Drop the first command into your terminal and let pip do the rest. After the installation is finished, drop the second command in to get started.
cli.json
cli.py
terminal
{
"general": {},
"commands": {
"say-hello": {
"name": "Say Hello",
"description": "Say Hello To Someone",
"target": {
"type": "function"
},
"arguments": {
"someone": {
"name": "Desired Name",
"description": "Name You Desire",
"type":"str",
"default": "World"
}
}
}
}
}
from climate import CliMate
def say_hello(someone):
print("Hello, {}!".format(someone))
if __name__ == "__main__":
climate = CliMate("cli.json")
climate.parse_args()
> python cli.py say-hello
Hello, World!
> python cli.py say-hello Henry
Hello, Henry!
> python cli.py
? Main Menu Say Hello To Someone
? Desired Name (World) Fabian
Hello, Fabian!
> python cli.py help --commands
-Entry-
-cli.py- [command] {argument}
[Commands]
say-hello {name}: Say Hello To Someone
help {optional-help}: Get Help
{Arguments(s)}
name (str): Name You Desire
optional-help (choices) --docs|--commands
This will run through the procedure for making cli applications with CliMate. What better way to learn how to use it then looking at its guts.