UD for Malayalam
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
- In general, words are delimited by whitespace characters or punctuations.
- Multiword tokens are relatively common in Malayalam. In the following situations, we understand orthographic tokens
as corresponding to multiple syntactic words and split them:
- The copula ആക് / āk “to be” is written as a suffix of the nominal/adjectival predicate. However, sometimes it is suffixed to another word in the clause, indicating that it is a clitic rather than a derivational morpheme that would derive a verb from a noun/adjective.
- The quotative particle or the complimentizer എന്ന് / enn “that” usually occurs as a suffix of the verb or the copula. Given that we split the copula as a syntactic word, we split the complementizer as well. (Also, it increases parallelism with languages where complementizers are independent words, and avoids having to define a language-specific feature for verb with complementizer.)
- The coordinating clitics -ഉം / -um and -ഓ / -ō are written together with conjuncts but analyzed as separate syntactic words.
- In orthography sometimes the object and the verb of a sentence occur as a multiword token. For example, in the sentence പെൺകുട്ടി തന്റെ സുഹൃത്തിന് കത്തെഴുതി. / peṇkuṭṭi tanṟe suhr̥ttin katteḻuti. “The girl wrote a letter to her friend.”, കത്ത് / katt “letter” and എഴുതി / eḻuti ”wrote” occur as a multiword token and are split.
- There are letters that can be encoded in multiple ways, even after standard Unicode normalization (NFC), which is
required in UD.
- The viram sign, used across Indic scripts to cancel the vowel (a or schwa) inherently present in a consonant character, may in Malayalam actually result in a half vowel ŭ, especially at the end of a word. To signal that there is really no vowel, some consonants in the Malayalam script have so-called chillu variants, which have their own Unicode position. However, there is an older alternative of signalling that the chillu glyph should be rendered: using the standard code of the consonant, followed by a viram (U+0D4D) and a zero width joiner (U+200D). For example, കമ്യൂണിക്കേഷന്സ് / kamyūṇikkēṣans “communications”, has a viram and a zero width joiner between ന / na and സ / sa. Without these two characters, but using chillu na (U+0D7B) instead of na (U+0D28), the resulting glyphs should look the same: കമ്യൂണിക്കേഷൻസ്. On the other hand, with the standard na, viram, and without the zero width joiner, the string will look different: കമ്യൂണിക്കേഷന്സ്. When annotating text that originally used the zero width joiner, we normalize the text to the encoding that uses the chillu letters, provided the corresponding chillu letter exists. If the viram and zero width joiner follow a consonant that lacks the corresponding chillu letter, the string is left as is.
- In addition, a zero width non-joiner (U+200C) may be used to signal that two consecutive consonants should not be rendered as a ligature. This is is a rare phenomenon but it is not an obsolete thing, so no normalization is applied. For example: സ്കോര്പിയോ / skōrpiyō has a viram and a zero width non-joiner between the initial സ / sa and ക / ka. Without the zero width non-joiner, the word would look like this: സ്കോർപിയോ (the ligature sk may or may not be visible depending on the rendering algorithm used by your browser). Note that the first variant of the word also has a zero width joiner after ര ra, which is converted in the second variant using ർ / chillu rra, as described above.
Morphology
Tags
- Malayalam uses all the 17 POS tags, including particles (PART).
- The noun tag NOUN is intended for common nouns only.
Abstract nouns are also tagged
NOUN
. The nouns in Malayalam are marked for case and number. - Proper nouns include the name of a specific individual, place, or object and are tagged PROPN.
- Pronouns are tagged PRON. The nominal reflexive താൻ / tān is also tagged
PRON
. - The numeral “one” which functions as the indefinite article is tagged DET. For example, ഒരു വീട് / oru vīṭ “a house”.
Quantifiers like ഒരുപാട് / orupāṭ “a lot” that act as modifiers are also tagged
DET
. - Cardinal numbers (including ഒരു / ŏru “one” if it denotes primarily quantity) are tagged NUM.
- The emphatic markers -ഏ / -ē and തന്നേ / tannē, the coordination clitics -ഉം / -um and ഓ / -ō, and the quotative particle എന്ന് / enn are tagged PART.
- The tag ADJ covers both free adjectives, such as പഴയ / paḻaya “old”, and derived adjectives, such as സന്തോഷകരമായ / santōṣakaramāya “pleasant”.
- The tag ADV covers adverbs like സങ്കടത്തോടെ / saṅkaṭattōṭe “sadly”, തീർച്ചയായും / tīṟ̕ccayāyuṁ “certainly”.
- Finite and nonfinite verb forms are tagged VERB or AUX.
- Malayalam has the following auxiliary verbs AUX:
- ആക് / āk “to be” is used as a copula to denote existential and stative meanings. It can also function as lexical verb conveying the meanings of “to have”, “to take place”, “to be able to”.
- ഉണ്ട് / uṇṭ “to be” is used as a copula to denote existential and stative meanings but additionally it has a possessive meaning ‘to have’.
- Modal auxiliaries:
- കഴിയുക / kaḻiyuka “to be able, can”
- വേണം / vēṇaṁ “want”
- There are four main (de)verbal forms, distinguished by the UPOS tag and the value of the VerbForm feature:
- Finite verb Fin, tagged VERB or AUX. It is marked for Tense and it can occur in the main clause without an auxiliary.
- Nominalized form of a verb is annotated as Vnoun with the UPOS VERB. These forms (sometimes also called gerunds in the literature) end in -ത് / -t. Despite being nominalized, they are marked for Tense and assign the nominative case to their subjects. They occur with the auxiliary ആക് / āk “to be”.
- Infinitive Inf, tagged
VERB
orAUX
. - Participle Part, tagged
VERB
orAUX
.
Nominal Features
- Inherent Gender of nouns determines which personal pronoun can refer to the noun, and it is sometimes reflected as agreement on adjectives. It is not reflected on verbs (unlike in related Tamil). We do not annotate the gender of nouns in data but we do so for third-person pronouns with one of three values: Masc, Fem or Neut.
- Like
Gender
, Animacy is also an inherent feature of nominal words (NOUN, PROPN, and PRON). It has two values: Anim and Inan. Animacy is grammatically relevant because inanimate nouns may occur without accusative marking when used ad direct objects. Animates include nouns denoting persons, animals, or trees.- Animacy aligns with gender only partially. Masculine and feminine third person pronouns refer to persons and are perceived as animate. Neuter pronouns can be animate if referring to animals or plants, and inanimate otherwise. For inanimates, the accusative form is equal to the nominative (അത് / at “it”), while for animates it uses a separate form (അതിനെ / atine “it”).
- We annotate the animacy of third person neuter pronouns but we omit the feature for other personal pronouns. We annotate the animacy of interrogative pronouns.
- The two values of Number are
Sing and
Plur.
The following parts of speech inflect for number: NOUN, PROPN, PRON. There is no agreement in
Number
, that is, the number of nouns is not reflected in the form of verbs or adjectives. - Case has 13 possible values: Nom, Acc, Gen, Dat, Ins, Loc, Abl, All, Cmp, Com, Ben, Cau, Voc. Malayalam is an agglutinative language and the spatiotemporal and/or case-like morphemes are analyzed as postpositions. The Case feature occurs with the nominal words, i.e., NOUN, PROPN, PRON, NUM and also with nominalized verb forms.
Verbal Features
- Finite verbs always have one of eight values of Mood: Ind, Irr, Cnd, Des, Nec, Imp, Prp or Opt.
- Verbs in the indicative mood always have one of three values of Tense: Past, Pres or Fut.
- Aspect has five possible values: Hab, Imp, Perf, Prog, Iter.
- Voice has three possible values: Act, Pass, Cau.
- Polarity has two values: Pos and Neg.
- Politeness must be distinguished in the imperative and has two values: Infm and Form. The verb stem serves as an informal imperative: തുറ / tuṟa “open”. The citation form may serve as a formal imperative: തുറക്കുക / tuṟakkūka “open”. Finally, there is another formal imperative with -kkū: തുറക്കൂ / tuṟakkū “open”.
Pronouns, Determiners, Quantifiers
- PronType is used with pronouns PRON.
- NumType is used with numerals NUM.
- Person is a lexical feature of personal pronouns (PRON) and has three values 1, 2 and 3.
- Clusivity distinguishes inclusive and exclusive 1st person plural pronouns.
- Deixis distinguishes proximate and remote demonstratives and 3rd person singular and plural pronouns.
Syntax
Core Arguments, Oblique Arguments and Adjuncts
- Malayalam is a verb-final language; both SOV and OSV orders are possible.
- Core arguments are marked by the morphological cases nominative (subject) and accusative (object). Core arguments are bare noun phrases without postpositions. Neither subject nor object are cross-referenced by verbal morphology.
- Subjects have the following characteristics:
- Case marking: Subjects occur in nominative case without adpositions.
- Passivization: Subjects are suppressed when verbs are passivized.
- Objects have the following characteristics:
- Case marking: Objects occur in accusative case without adpositions.
- Passivization: Objects become (non-expletive) subjects when verbs are passivized.
- Non-nominative subjects are attached as nsubj.
- Adjuncts and non-core arguments are attached as obl.
Relations Overview
- nsubj:pass for nominal subjects in passive clauses.
- nmod:poss for possessive adjectives.
പെൺകുട്ടി തന്റെ സുഹൃത്തിന് കത്ത് എഴുതി . nsubj(എഴുതി, പെൺകുട്ടി) nmod:poss(സുഹൃത്തിന്, തന്റെ) obl(എഴുതി, സുഹൃത്തിന്) obj(എഴുതി, കത്ത്) punct(എഴുതി, .)
‘The girl wrote a letter to her friend’
- mark for the quotative particle introducing a finite clause subordinate to another clause.
ആര് ആണ് എഴുതിയത് എന്ന് അവർക്ക് അറിയില്ല . nsubj(എഴുതിയത്, ആര്) cop:emph(എഴുതിയത്, ആണ്) ccomp(അറിയില്ല, എഴുതിയത്) mark(എഴുതിയത്, എന്ന്) obl(അറിയില്ല, അവർക്ക്) punct(അറിയില്ല, .)
‘They don’t know who wrote it’
- cop for the copular or the non-verbal predicates.
നിങ്ങൾ ഒരു വിദ്യാർത്ഥി ആണോ ? nsubj(വിദ്യാർത്ഥി, നിങ്ങൾ) det(വിദ്യാർത്ഥി, ഒരു) cop(വിദ്യാർത്ഥി, ആണോ) punct(വിദ്യാർത്ഥി, ?)
‘Are you a student?’
- cop:emph for the copula used for emphasis or focus shift.
ഇന്ന് ഇരുവര ഉം ഒന്നിച്ചുള്ള ആദ്യ ചിത്രമ് ആണ് നസ്രിയ പങ്കു വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത് . advmod(വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്, ഇന്ന്) nmod(ചിത്രമ്, ഇരുവര) advmod:emph(ഇരുവര, ഉം) amod(ആദ്യ, ഒന്നിച്ചുള്ള) compound(ചിത്രമ്, ആദ്യ) obj(വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്, ചിത്രമ്) cop:emph(ചിത്രമ്, ആണ്) nsubj(വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്, നസ്രിയ) compound(വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്, പങ്കു) punct(വച്ചിരിക്കുന്നത്, .)
‘Today Nazriya has shared the first picture of the two together’
- cc for coordinating conjunctions.
അവൻ പുകവലി ഉം മദ്യപാനം _ഉം നിർത്താൻ ശ്രമിച്ചു . nsubj(ശ്രമിച്ചു, അവൻ) obj(നിർത്താൻ, പുകവലി) cc(പുകവലി, ഉം) conj(പുകവലി, മദ്യപാനം) cc(മദ്യപാനം, _ഉം) xcomp(ശ്രമിച്ചു, നിർത്താൻ) punct(ശ്രമിച്ചു, .)
‘He tried to quit smoking and drinking’
- compound:svc for serial verb constructions with shared complements.
ഇന്ത്യയിൽ ഉം കഞ്ചാവ് നിയമവിധേയമാക്കണം എന്ന വാദങ്ങൾ ഉയർന്നു വരുന്നുണ്ട് . obl(നിയമവിധേയമാക്കണം, ഇന്ത്യയിൽ) advmod:emph(ഇന്ത്യയിൽ, ഉം) nsubj(നിയമവിധേയമാക്കണം, കഞ്ചാവ്) acl:relcl(വാദങ്ങൾ, നിയമവിധേയമാക്കണം) mark(നിയമവിധേയമാക്കണം, എന്ന) nsubj(വരുന്നുണ്ട്, വാദങ്ങൾ) compound:svc(വരുന്നുണ്ട്, ഉയർന്നു) punct(വരുന്നുണ്ട്, .)
‘Arguments to legalize cannabis are also emerging in India.’
- advcl for adverbial clauses.
രാഷ്ട്രപതി അംഗീകരിച്ചില്ലെങ്കിൽ സുപ്രീം കോടതിയെ സമീപിക്കാന ഉം തീരുമാനം . nsubj(അംഗീകരിച്ചില്ലെങ്കിൽ, രാഷ്ട്രപതി) advcl(തീരുമാനം, അംഗീകരിച്ചില്ലെങ്കിൽ) nmod(കോടതിയെ, സുപ്രീം) obj(സമീപിക്കാന, കോടതിയെ) xcomp(തീരുമാനം, സമീപിക്കാന) advmod:emph(സമീപിക്കാന, ഉം) punct(തീരുമാനം, .)
‘Decision to approach the Supreme Court if the President does not agree.’
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Turf can be used as a framework, or as a collection of tiny modules.
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cd [drupal directory] drush pm-updateDrush pm-update will: check for updates for your drupal instance, inform you of the current status of drupal-core and all of your modules and it will ask if you want drush to update your drupal installation. You can answer yes or no. It is safe to check the update status, drush will not make any updates until you answer "y". You can also check for security updates only with:
drush pm-update --security-only
If you follow the link above to fuerstnet, the site provides patches from all of the minor versions of drupal up to the most recent security level. So, if you check your drupal site's status at "admin/reports/status" (in drupal 6). And you see that you're drupal version is currently drupal 6.14. (That's 4 security releases out of date!) Then you can go to fuerstnet and download the drupal-6.14-to-6.18.patch security fixes only patch, or you can download the 6.14-to-to-6.20.patch (which includes bug fixes + security fixes.).
The first thing you need to do is make sure you have a current back-up of the database and the drupal file system.
1. Quick back-up of the file system:
cp -R DRUPAL_ROOT DRUPAL_ROOT-bk
2. Copy of database:
mysqldump -uDB-USER -p DB-NAME > ~/DRUPAL-SITE-NAME.db-backup-DATE.sql
or you can do the database back-up with drush:
drush sql-dump --result-file=~/DRUPAL-SITE-NAME.db_backup-DATE.sql
Of course, you need to replace all of the ALL_CAPS names up above with the names that correspond with your site. Now on to the update procedure:
The procedure, as outlined at fuerstnet, is:
1. copy the patch into you're drupal root directory.
2. put your site into maintenance mode. "admin/settings/site-maintenance" (in drupal 6)
3. cd into the DRUPAL_ROOT directory.
4. patch -p1 --dry-run < DRUPALPATCH
(replace DRUPALPATCH with the name of your patch, ie drupal-6.14-to-6.20.patch)
if you do not see any errors in the output of the patch command, then you can run the command again for real.
5. patch -p1 < DRUPALPATCH
Next you have to run update.php, which if you have drush you can run like so:
6. drush updatedb
or you can visit http://YOUR-DRUPAL-SITE/update.php
7. next: test your site, update any modules that need updating and then don't forget to pull your site out of maintenance mode.
Another possibility is to run the upgrades in drush with the shell command:
> drush pm-update --security-only
This command will update your site with any available security updates. It will first show you a list of updates that are available and ask if you if you want to proceed. You must answer y or n. This command is great, because you can run it in the root directory of any of your drupal sites and it will show you which updates are available. Also if you have site-aliases set up, you can run it against all of your aliases one at a time and you don't have to leave the comfort of your /home directory!
> drush @dev pm-update --security-only
(where @dev is an alias name for one of your sites.)
Of course you can run the update command without the --security-only and it will offer to update all of your modules, themes and core drupal files.
[However I ran into trouble with this approach as it updated the themes as well on one of the sites I was updating and the original site developer had customized the theme instead of creating a new them and customizing that! So I restore the theme from backup. Of course when drush updates modules and themes it backs up the old ones in a directory outside the drupal directory, so if there is a mishap, such as overwriting a customized theme, you can restore and clear cache to restore the old theme. Although there is that safety net, I still now prefer to update security-fixes only at first, and then run non-security modules fixes one at a time and run the theme fixes manually. Schwew, big aside.]
After running the drush pm-update, which can be shortened to drush up,
I like to run a quick:
> drush updatedb
to make sure the database has been updated properly, and:
> drush cc all
to make sure the caches are cleared.
And once you have all of your sites aliased, it is simple to ssh into your web server and run the drush up --security-only command once a week to check that all of your sites are up to date with the security fixes.


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Nissan October 2019 Sales Analysis – Kicks, Terrano, Go, Go+, Micra, Sunny
by Surendhar MNissan and Datsun combined to register a total of 1,581 units in October 2019 with YoY de-growth of 50%; the MoM volumes increased by 10% compared to September
Nissan Motor India Pvt Ltd registered cumulative domestic sales of 1,581 units in October 2019 alongside Datsun as against 3,163 units during the same month last year leading to Year-on-Year de-growth of 50%. The Japanese brand’s volumes had reduced by half and it was a good sign.
However, considering the previous month, Nissan and Datsun had combined to show Month-on-Month volume improvement of 10% as only 1,433 units were retailed in September 2019. The festive season had certainly helped in upping the sales figures but whether the momentum will continue or not is yet known.
Just like every other automaker in the country, Nissan and its budget sub-brand Datsun are struggling to post appreciable sales numbers due to the sales crisis that has plagued the automotive industry throughout this year and the immediate recovery appears to be impossible with BSVI emission standards coming into effect in April 2020.
| Nissan Models | October 2019 Sales | October 2018 Sales |
| Micra | 66 | 249 |
| Sunny | 21 | 25 |
| Redi-Go | 709 | 1,151 |
| Go | 282 | 857 |
| Go+ | 189 | 840 |
| Terrano | 1 | 41 |
| Kicks | 313 | – |
Last month, Datsun Redi-Go was the most sold model within the domestic lineup as 709 units were sold against 1,151 units with YoY decline of 38%. The Kicks mid-size SUV launched at the beginning of the year could not replicate the success of its rivals as only 313 units were retailed.
The Go hatchback and Go+ MPV received CVT automatic transmission recently but it does not seem to have made any major impact as 282 and 189 units were recorded in October 2019 respectively. Compared to the corresponding month in 2018, 67 and 78% negative growths were seen.
The Japanese company’s Micra, Sunny and Terrano models are facing tremendous difficulties over the last year or so. Last month, only 66 units of Micra, 21 units of Sunny and just a single unit of Terrano were sold with 73, 16 and 98% volume drops respectively.


About
Edit this portion by opening /content/about.md in your repository and make changes there.
Readme content:
the-allsite
A starter kit for your own Hugo site. Yes! You can see how this template / sample site looks by visiting https://oursite.pages.dev.
This repository is meant for use with services like Cloudflare Pages.
In order to use it:
- Fork the repository
- Add the forked repository to your Cloudflare Pages account (authorize Pages to access the repository).
- In your project on cloudflare pages, select the forked repository.
- Deploy the repository, specifying Hugo as the Framework Preset, and use this environment variable- “HUGO_VERSION” : “0.82.1”.
- Deploy!
You can see the results of this original repository being built into a site at: https://oursite.pages.dev :)
Changing Title, Author, Footer Text, Etc.
In the site directory, CONFIG.TOML is the file that contains the necessary information and parameters to control home page content.
For easy acces, you will see a number in parentheses next to the text so that you know which line to alter in CONFIG.TOML. Example:
In the upper left corner, the title is “TITLE (2)”. To change it, go to line 2 of CONFIG.TOML and edit the entry on the right side of the equal sign.
title = “title (2)”
To change the above, edit the text to the right of the equal sign, in betwen the quotes.
Creating New Posts
All content posts go into the Content directory as markdown files. Anything in the Blog section should go under content/posts.
Steps:
- Create a new file in the respective directory with an extension: .md (example: test.md)
- In this new file, be sure to include front matter (metadata of sorts) in this format so the site generator knows how to handle the post:
START OF EXAMPLE:
+++ title = “Your Title” description = “Your description” draft = “false” date = 2021-04-26T20:37:10+08:00 tags = [“one”, “two”, “three”] categories = [“one”, “two”] series = [“food”, “water”] +++
Your Content goes here. (a hashtag followed by a space in Markdown files creates a Heading, size 1)
More content here (heading, size 2, and so on.)
Normal text.
END OF EXAMPLE.
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Hugo makes use of a variety of open source projects including:
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- https://github.com/spf13/cobra
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Money Play. How should Red play 64?
pips Red=147 White=105
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is one from the Battersea chouette.
The team attempted to win by going forward with 13/3* but this is way too ambitious. Sixes don’t grow on trees and Red’s plan should be to try to maintain a well-timed ace-point game and hope to win with a later shot when he has a strong board.
The correct play is 24/14. This wins about 5% more games while losing about the same percentage of gammons.
13/3* is overplaying the position and hoping for too much. As such it is an error.
The team attempted to win by going forward with 13/3* but this is way too ambitious. Sixes don’t grow on trees and Red’s plan should be to try to maintain a well-timed ace-point game and hope to win with a later shot when he has a strong board.
The correct play is 24/14. This wins about 5% more games while losing about the same percentage of gammons.
13/3* is overplaying the position and hoping for too much. As such it is an error.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/14 Eq.: -1.397 0.129 0.008 0.000 - 0.871 0.581 0.127 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/3* Eq.: -1.423 (-0.026) 0.105 0.011 0.000 - 0.895 0.589 0.090 3. Cubeful 2-ply 24/18 6/2 Eq.: -1.446 (-0.049) 0.103 0.007 0.000 - 0.897 0.580 0.114 4. Cubeful 0-ply 13/7 6/2 Eq.: -1.540 (-0.143) 0.071 0.007 0.000 - 0.929 0.626 0.086 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/18 5/1 Eq.: -1.626 (-0.229) 0.073 0.005 0.000 - 0.927 0.657 0.144


Functions
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Returns the result of subtracting one color from another.
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Returns the result of multiplying a color by a multiplier.
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WebsiteCompressor is a small, fast and very easy to use Java utility that minifies a whole website, with all CSS, HTML, JavaScript and XML files by removing extra whitespaces, comments and other unneeded characters without breaking the content structure. As a result the pages become smaller in size and load faster.
Under the hood it utilizes the famous HtmlCompressor to minify HTML and XML files and Yahoo!'s YUI Compressor to minify CSS and JavaScript files (and optionally also minify inline CSS and JavaScript in HTML files).
Note that you need to have Java SE 1.5 or better (Java SE 1.6 recommended) installed in order to use the WebsiteCompressor.
Download the latest release, extract the archive, and copy all JAR files from the archive to your website project.
Usage: java -jar websitecompressor-0.4.jar [options] [files]
<files or folders> The files are compressed in-place
Global Options:
--charset <charset> Read the input files using <charset>
-h, --help Print this screen
CSS Compression Options:
--line-break <column> Insert a line break after the specified column number
HTML Compression Options:
--compress-css Enable inline CSS compression
--compress-js Enable inline JavaScript compression
--preserve-comments Preserve comments
--preserve-intertag-spaces Preserve intertag spaces
--preserve-line-breaks Preserve line breaks
--preserve-multi-spaces Preserve multiple spaces
--preserve-quotes Preserve unneeded quotes
JavaScript Compression Options:
--disable-optimizations Disable all micro optimizations
--line-break <column> Insert a line break after the specified column number
--nomunge Minify only, do not obfuscate
--preserve-semi Preserve all semicolons
XML Compression Options:
--preserve-comments Preserve comments
--preserve-intertag-spaces Preserve intertag spaces
Please note that additional HTML Compressor and YUI Compressor jar
files must be present in the same directory as this jar file.
For example, use the following commands to minify a website generated by Jekyll using the WebsiteCompressor (assuming that you placed the JAR files in a subdirectory named _lib
, which is then ignored by Jekyll):
Afterwards upload the contents of the _site
folder to your webserver as usual.
WebsiteCompressor performs all compression in-place, so do not run WebsiteCompressor on your original source files! Create a copy of your website files first, run WebsiteCompressor on the copy and upload it to your webserver afterwards.
WebsiteCompressor is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file for details.
Available on GitHub: http://github.com//websitecompressor
Download it in either zip or tar formats.
Clone the project with Git by running:
$ git clone git://github.com//websitecompressor.git
If you come across any problems, please create a ticket and we will try to get it fixed as soon as possible.
Once you have made your commits:
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Black Friday 2019 Deal: 2017 MacBook Air for Just $699 [$300 Off]
by Uzair GhaniWe know it's not the latest model, but it still packs a punch. The 2017 MacBook Air can be yours for just $699 this Black Friday 2019 week.
Jump on the Mac Bandwagon for Cheap with the 2017 MacBook Air - Now just $699 for Black Friday
The great thing about Apple hardware is that it ages in the best possible manner. Software support keeps on coming in for years and you don't have to worry about being left in the fog. Take the 2017 MacBook Air for example, it runs the latest macOS Catalina update and packs enough juice to keep you ticking throughout the day thanks to its great battery life.
For a limited time only, you can pick up the 2017 MacBook Air for a price of $699 instead of the usual $999. This makes it a great deal for anyone who wants to jump into the Apple ecosystem or someone who wants a notebook that is thin and light and does not bust the wallet wide open.
The model on offer packs an Intel Core i5 processor clocked at 1.8GHz, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, 2 USB 3 ports, 1 Thunderbolt 2 port, SDXC port, Intel HD Graphics 6000 and of course, Apple's legendary MacBook Air design which Steve Jobs pulled out of that manila envelope. You even get MagSafe charging, if USB-C is not your thing at all.
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The power of abstraction
We have previously seen that a reactive system can be described by equations involving a reactive function f
such that actions = f(state, events)
. In theory, the function f
is as complex as the specification of the reactive system to implement. In practice, it is often much more so, as dictated by the particular implementation choices made.
Complexity resists to a uniformally useful definition. However, it is generally accepted that there is a component of complexity which cannot be reduced by any particular technique. How many systems do we have? In what convoluted manner are they connected? What the requirement for operating these systems? How many parameters or subtasks are necessary to specify a task?. That complexity increases every year, as the trend is into interconnecting more and more systems to satisfy ever astringent user requirements to do more things in less time. To reuse a commonly used term, we will call this the essential complexity of the system under specification.
Oddly enough, at the same time, on a subjective level, things that were complex last year are less complex now. That subjective but very real component of complexity relates the number of things that cause problems to our ability to deal with them. Our ability to deal with them goes up as we develop better languages, tools, interfaces, architecture, infrastructure, etc. and are able to do more with less. We would define this component of complexity as accidental complexity, and as being the complexity that an implementation approach adds to the essential complexity corresponding to the specification of a system.
As a side note, a user interface itself is precisely an attempt at shielding the user from the complexity of underlying systems so he can focus on the domain at hand and the tasks it encompasses. In other words, the user interface abstracts out the underlying system layer. As a matter of fact, most advances against accidental complexity (in any field) are made by better and/or more powerful abstractions.
As a matter of fact, we can list a short range of abstractions taking aim at specific sources of complexity, at the system implementation level :
- domain : domain modeling
- programming language : domain-specific language
- persistence : databases
- asynchrony : promises, tasks, streams (!!)
- memory : garbage collector, constructors/destructors
- testing : model-based testing
- design : componentization
- programming paradigm : declarative programming (including functional programming, dataflow programming, logic programming)
In the current state of my knowledge, I believe that the most effective levers in mastering complexity are domain modelling, domain-specific languages, and components, glued together by means of declarative programming.
We will detail in what follows what makes componentization an abstraction, the benefits to be expected, but also the costs and barriers associated, concluding that componentization is a strategic decision to be pondered over.
Componentization as an abstraction
The major goal in software construction is to build software that is robust (i.e. performs correctly and does not crash even in unforeseen cases), flexible (i.e. can be used in many seemingly different applications), extensible (i.e. can be extended with minimal if not no modification of existing code), easy to maintain (i.e. to modify to improve performance or fix “bugs”). The main tool of the trade of software developers can be summarized in one word: abstraction.
The abstraction process involves several steps:
- Eliminate all unnecessary details and get to the essential elements of the problem and express them clearly and concisely as invariants
- Encapsulate those which vary and express them as variants. The variants of abstractly equivalent behaviors are grouped into an appropriate taxonomy of abstract classes and subclasses
- Define the dynamics of the system in terms of the interplay between the invariants and the variants. Sometimes the invariants/variants interplays can be straightforward, but more than often they can be subtle like the case when an invariant can be expressed in terms of many variants
The effort spent in identifying and delineating the invariants from the variants usually leads to the construction of what is called a component framework system where the invariants form the framework and the variants constitute the components.
Hence, in essence, component frameworks break the system down into variant “components” that represent abstract processing that the system supports. These components are generally thought of as “pluggable” in the sense that the system can be configured with a set of components to accomplish a particular task or set of tasks. In many systems, the components can be dynamically swapped in and out. The framework, on the other hand, is the invariant “superstructure” that manages the components, providing services to each component that, when combined with the services/behaviors supplied by that component, create the net behavior defined by that component in that framework. The framework has the effect of decoupling or isolating the components from each other while coupling them to the framework.
Benefits
As previously mentioned, the benefits are :
- productivity, coming from a component framework design targeted at reuse, and composability
- readability
- when a given component addresses a specific concern, and do so exclusively (i.e. achieving separation of concerns), the reactive system is easier to reason about
- maintainability
- components can be replaced easily, by a better or equivalent version, as long as its
interface its kept (program to an interface, not to an implementation)
- components can be replaced easily, by a better or equivalent version, as long as its
interface its kept (program to an interface, not to an implementation)
- reliability
- in the measure that components and the component framework are properly tested and reliable, the surface area on which bugs can attach themselves is considerably lower
Barriers to reuse
Despite all the potential of componentization, significant barriers to component reuse have been observed :
- The business model is unclear
- It costs a client too much to understand and use a component
- Components have conflicting world views
Componentization is hence a strategic decision which will depend on a company’s strategic context.
Unclear business model
Design is expensive, and reusable designs are very expensive. It costs between ½ and 2 times as much to build a module with a clean interface that is well-designed for your system as to just write some code, depending on how lucky you are. But a reusable component costs 3 to 5 times as much as a good module.
The extra money pays for:
- generality
- A reusable module must meet the needs of a fairly wide range of ‘foreign’ clients, not just of people working on the same project. Figuring out what those needs are is hard, and designing an implementation that can meet them efficiently enough is often hard as well.
- simplicity
- Foreign clients must be able to understand the interface to a module fairly easily, or it’s no use to them.
- customization
- To make the module general enough, it probably must be customizable, either with some well-chosen parameters or with some kind of programmability
- testing
- Foreign clients have higher expectations for the quality of a module, and they use it in more different ways. The generality and customization must be tested as well
- documentation
- Foreign clients need more documentation, since they can’t come over to your office
- stability
- Foreign clients are not tied to the release cycle of a system. Ideally for them, a module’s behaviour should remain unchanged (or upward compatible) for years, probably for the lifetime of their system
Designing for all those aspects is an investment that must be recouped in the future. Apart from very large companies, such as google or facebook, and some popular open-source projects, or large software development firms, the business case for such investment is not clear.
Cost to understand
To use a component, the client must understand its behaviour. This is not just the functional specification, but also the resource consumption, the exceptions it raises, its customization facilities, its bugs, and what workarounds to use when it doesn’t behave as expected or desired.
Furthermore, because the written spec is often quite inadequate, there is uncertainty about the cost to discover the things that are not in the spec, and about the cost to deal with the surprises that turn up. If the module has been around for a while and has many satisfied users, these risks are of course smaller, but it is difficult to reach this happy state.
Conflicting world views
Components are tied to a component framework, which defines its interface and lifecycle, by thus limiting the scope of their reuse out of that framework. Adapters and bridges can be built to palliate that situation. However that is not always possible or practical.
As a matter of fact, Angular2 components can hardly be reused out of Angular2, React components can be adapted to React-like frameworks but it takes some efforts, etc. Web components, which are supposed to be a common standard, allowing reuse in all browsers, have been arriving for many years, and are still a work in progress, illustrating the difficulty of designing simultaneously for many targets.
Componentization is a strategic decision
The option of componentization to implement a reactive system, must, like any architectural decision, be weighted in the context of the specific implementing company/project/team. A start-up who will anyways trash its minimum viable product the next year after receiving funding might prefer to avoid going through the trouble, while companies which are constantly developing software might want to invest in carefully designed components.
Conclusion
The eternal quest for productivity in software development is a quest for managing complexity, in particular the accidental complexity that we create ourselves by the particular design, set of tools, implementation, etc. thrown at the problem at hand. Four abstractions, in my (unscientific) opinion, give the best result for complexity reduction : declarative programming, domain modeling, domain specific languages, and componentization.
Componentization, however, is a double-edge sword : increasing productivity through reuse in the long-term, but costly in the short-term. As such, the decision of embarking on a componentization effort, and calibrating the scope of such, is a strategic decision which must be taken on a case-by-case basis.
Bibliography
- F. P. Brooks Jr. No silver bullet - essence and accidents of software engineering. IEEE Computer, 20(4):10–19, 1987
- Fundamental Approaches to Software Engineering: 9th International Conference, FASE 2006, Held as Part of the Joint European Conferences on Theory and Practice of Software, ETAPS 2006, Vienna, Austria, March 27-28, 2006, Proceedings
- Why Software Reuse has Failed and How to Make It Work for You
- Reducing Complexity in Software & Systems
- Software Component Models - Component Life Cycle
- Component Based Systems - 2011
- Component-Framework Systems
- A Generic Component Framework for System Modeling
- Software Components: Only The Giants Survive


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You just blew my mind
'Comfortably Numb' by the Scissor Sisters, essentially in the style of the BeeGees. That's just wrong. It's not bad, but, wrong.
Now I think I'm going to check out the 'great cover' tag, to see if I can recover the afternoon.
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Research
There are many people who love to skate, they could be hockey players, figure skaters, familys and friends.
Having an app to help them locate various indoor or outdoor rinks would simplify their activities. The app would offer then information about each rink such as hours and how busy they are. The included features are a map, list of rinks and list of favourites.
Sketches
Usability Testing
After creating the app flow, a paper protoype was created in order to have usability testing.
First Prototypes
Map Page
Map Page
Favourites Page
Rink Info Page
Final Mockups
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Rinks Page
Favourites Page
Rink Info Page


Horner impressed with the job Sainz is doing at McLaren
by Tom MasonCarlos Sainz has produced several top-quality performances for McLaren this season, including securing his place on the podium in the most recent race in Brazil. This has earnt him strong praise from Aston Martin Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner.
Sainz' performances have seen him reach 95 points in the standings going into the final race of the season, level with Pierre Gasly.
"It's nice to see him doing a very good job in a good car this year." Horner was quoted by Speedweek.com.
"He has done a very good job so far and drove well.
"He was probably the best midfield driver after the group of top team pilots and he has some shown considerable races.
"We have decided to go our separate ways, but we are still proud to have given him the chance to move up to F1, and he took this opportunity to build a GP career, even if he did does with another team."


Returns the current value of a given field.
getValue(field)
| field |
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Prada and Adidas have collaborated and you’re going to want these trainers
If you like your sneakers and you know your luxury fashion, you’re going to love the new Adidas x Prada collaboration.
After weeks of teasing a joint project together, the Italian fashion house and German sportswear giant have unveiled a brand new pair of ‘Prada Superstar’ trainers – Adidas’ trademark shell toe trainer with a navy Prada logo stitched onto the sides.
As well as the super minimal pair of limited edition sneakers, the two-piece collection also features a white Prada for Adidas bowling bag with navy piping.
The Superstar sneaker, originally launched in 1969, has long been a firm favourite of the style set – everyone from Kylie Jenner to Gigi Hadid has been spotted wearing them.
The launch of the collaboration coincides with the trainer’s 50th anniversary – it was originally designed as a low-top basketball shoe.
Only 700 of each have been produced, with both having been embossed with a unique serial.
Prices haven’t yet been released, but if you’re keen to get your hands on the duo, you’ll have to act fast. They will retail online through adidas.com and prada.com, and at selected Prada stores worldwide from December 4.
One thing’s for sure, these are not trainers you wear on a muddy dog walk…


--- title: R vs R author: Luke McGuinness date: '2019-01-01' slug: r-vs-r categories: [R] tags: [] excerpt: On the pronunciation of the letter R. math: no meta: yes ---
Being from a certain region of Ireland, I pronounce the letter R to rhyme with “oar”.


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This module describes multi-column layout in CSS. By using functionality described in this document, style sheets can declare that the content of an element is to be laid out in multiple columns.
spanning element
This module describes multi-column layout in CSS. By using functionality described in this document, style sheets can declare that the content of an element is to be laid out in multiple columns.


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To add or remove an operator, use op(
Precedence,
Type,
Name)
. op/3
declares the atom Name
to be an operator of the stated Type and Precedence. If
Precedence is 0, the operator properties of Name
(if any) are cancelled.
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current_op(
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.


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Two couples at bottom of Strictly leaderboard and at risk of elimination
Alex Scott and Neil Jones also faced a wardrobe malfunction when their outfits became attached at the end of their dance.
Alex Scott and Saffron Barker are both at risk of being eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing this week.
Former footballer Scott and YouTube star Barker were both at the bottom of the leaderboard for their dances in Saturday night’s episode, the week before the quarter-finals.
Scott and her dance partner Neil Jones scored 26 points from the judges – including a four from Craig Revel Horwood – for their Argentine tango to Bishop Briggs’s version of Never Tear Us Apart from the film Fifty Shades Freed.
The judges were largely complimentary about their routine, although Revel Horwood was more critical, telling the former footballer that she looked like she was “churning butter”.
Professional dancer Jones took the blame for any mistakes that were made during the dance, telling the panel: “It’s on me, I was leading her.”
The couple also faced a wardrobe malfunction when their outfits became attached after their dance, leaving Jones having to carry Scott over to the judges.
Host Tess Daly had to help the pair become unattached as she joked about a “microphone malfunction”, adding that it could also be a “sequin malfunction”.
Barker and dancer AJ Pritchard received the same score of 26 for their samba to Walking On Sunshine by the Take Me To Rio Collective.
The lower score for Barker comes a week after she was in the dance-off against Michelle Visage, who was booted from the competition.
At the top end of the leaderboard were Kelvin Fletcher and Karim Zeroual, who both scored 38 points from the judges.
Soap star Fletcher and his partner Oti Mabuse impressed the judges with a street/commercial routine to Frank Wilson’s Do I Love You (Indeed I Do), a song that the actor said meant a lot to him.
Children’s TV presenter Zeroual’s emotional contemporary dance to With Confidence hit Drops Of Jupiter with partner Amy Dowden almost had the judges in tears, and they were full of praise.
However, Revel Horwood did warn him that his performance lacked “emotional content” to boos from the audience.
It was the second week in a row that Fletcher and Zeroual both came in joint first place.
Comedian Chris Ramsey and his partner Karen Hauer came in third place with 31 points after he performed his most serious dance yet – a paso doble to Run Boy Run by Woodkid.
EastEnders star Emma Barton tackled a quickstep to Sparkling Diamonds by Nicole Kidman from the film Moulin Rouge! with Anton du Beke, for which they scored 29 points, a drop of eight after their score of 37 last week.
Judge Bruno Tonioli opened the show by singing a rendition of Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You while the professional dancers performed a group routine.
Strictly Come Dancing: The Results will air at 7.15pm on Sunday on BBC One.


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| 042:026 Khan | : |
And He answers (the invocation of) those who believe (in the Oneness of Allah Islamic Monotheism) and do righteous good deeds, and gives them increase of His Bounty. And as for the disbelievers, theirs will be a severe torment. |
| 042:026 Maulana | : |
And He answers those who believe and do good deeds, and gives them more out of His grace. And for the disbelievers is a severe chastisement. |
| 042:026 Pickthal | : |
And accepteth those who do good works, and giveth increase unto them of His bounty. And as for disbelievers, theirs will be an awful doom. |
| 042:026 Rashad | : |
Responding to Him are those who believe and lead a righteous life. He will shower them with His blessings. As for the disbelievers, they have incurred a severe retribution. |
| 042:026 Sarwar | : |
He answers the prayers of the righteously striving believers and grants them increasing favors. The unbelievers will suffer a severe punishment. |
| 042:026 Shakir | : |
And He answers those who believe and do good deeds, and gives them more out of His grace; and (as for) the unbelievers, they shall have a severe punishment. |
| 042:026 Sherali | : |
And HE accepts the prayers of those who believe and do good works, and gives them more than their due reward, out of HIS grace; and the disbelievers will have a severe punishment. |
| 042:026 Yusufali | : |
And He listens to those who believe and do deeds of righteousness, and gives them increase of His Bounty: but for the Unbelievers their is a terrible Penalty. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الإيمان والعمل Faith> Belief In Allah> The Faith and the Action الإيمان > المؤمنون > استجابتهم لله ورسوله Faith> The Believers> Their Response to Allah and his Messenger الإيمان > المؤمنون > حياتهم في الدنيا والآخرة Faith> The Believers> Their Life in the World and the hereafter الإيمان > المؤمنون > ما أعده الله لهم Faith> The Believers> What has Allah Prepared for them الإيمان > المؤمنون > وعده إياهم Faith> The Believers> His Promise to them العمل > الجزاء > الجزاء بالعمل Action(Work)> The Reward> The Reward by Action العمل > العمل الصالح > الدعوة إلى العمل الصالح Action(Work)> The Good Deeds>The Call for Good Deeds
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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Flipping a layer
It may sometimes be useful to flip a single layer as opposed to the whole canvas. Pixen provides a simple method for flipping a layer vertically or horizontally.
To rotate a layer:
Right-click (or control-click) the layer you'd like to flip and choose the direction from the Transform Layer submenu
or
Select the layer you'd like to flip in the layers drawer and use the commands in the Layers > Flip Layer menu.


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In the day and age of technology, we live in a fast-paced world that is constantly in motion and brimming with novel ideas. However, despite being connected through media and technology, we may unwittingly get caught in the rapid currents around us that disconnects us from reality. As a result, great ideas are often left untold. Connection is about building bridges between people, ideas and emotions. It allows us to establish relationships, gain insights and explore infinite possibilities. At TEDxSunwayUniversity, we believe that everyone has potential and ideas worth sharing. With this event, we aim to bring you on a journey to get a glimpse of the untold and to grow a community of bright minds that leave others inspired.


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Web and Mobile Applications Developer
I am a web and mobile applications developer for NC State University. I am responsible for web and application development support for the central university website. I also create and maintain other key constituent sites, micro-sites and online marketing communication efforts as well as web development and strategy for the College of Education.
Portfolio
Seasons JavaScript Application
This is an application that changes the content of the page based on the season that is selected.
Change the SeasonsGiving Tree Web Application
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A guanine nucleotide exchange factor that acts to restore EUKARYOTIC INITIATION FACTOR-2 to its GTP bound form. (mesh:D020717)
| Synonym | Reference | Specificity |
| eIF2B | Exact | |
| EIF2B | Exact |
| Identifier | Name | Relation |
| HGNC:3258 | EIF2B2 | partof |
| HGNC:3261 | EIF2B5 | partof |
| HGNC:3260 | EIF2B4 | partof |
| HGNC:3257 | EIF2B1 | partof |
| HGNC:3259 | EIF2B3 | partof |


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This short section give an intuitive description of a few common problems that novices run into using Haskell's type system.
Any language using the Hindley-Milner type system has what is called
let-bound polymorphism, because identifiers not bound using a
let or where clause (or at the top level of a module) are limited
with respect to their polymorphism. In particular, a
lambda-bound function (i.e., one passed as argument to another
function) cannot be instantiated in two different ways. For example,
this program is illegal:
let f g = (g [], g 'a') -- ill-typed expression
in f (\x->x)
because g, bound to a lambda abstraction whose principal type is
a->a, is used within f in two different ways: once with type
[a]->[a], and once with type Char->Char.
It is easy to forget at times that numerals are overloaded, and
not implicitly coerced to the various numeric types, as in many
other languages. More general numeric expressions sometimes cannot be
quite so generic. A common numeric typing error is something like the
following:
average xs = sum xs / length xs -- Wrong!
(/) requires fractional arguments, but length's result is
an Int. The type mismatch must be corrected with an explicit coercion:
average :: (Fractional a) => [a] -> a
average xs = sum xs / fromIntegral (length xs)
The Haskell type system contains a restriction related to type classes that is not found in ordinary Hindley-Milner type systems: the monomorphism restriction. The reason for this restriction is related to a subtle type ambiguity and is explained in full detail in the Report (§4.5.5). A simpler explanation follows:
The monomorphism restriction says that any identifier bound by a pattern binding (which includes bindings to a single identifier), and having no explicit type signature, must be monomorphic. An identifier is monomorphic if is either not overloaded, or is overloaded but is used in at most one specific overloading and is not exported.
Violations of this restriction result in a static type error. The simplest way to avoid the problem is to provide an explicit type signature. Note that any type signature will do (as long it is type correct).
A common violation of the restriction happens with functions defined
in a higher-order manner, as in this definition of sum from the
Standard Prelude:
sum = foldl (+) 0
As is, this would cause a static type error. We can fix the problem
by adding the type signature:
sum :: (Num a) => [a] -> a
Also note that this problem would not have arisen if we had written:
sum xs = foldl (+) 0 xs
because the restriction only applies to pattern bindings.


An adapter that wraps a transport and provides interception
An SPI layer for abstracting over logical links (associations) created by a akka.remote.transport.Transport.
Transport implementation to be used for testing.
An SPI layer for implementing asynchronous transport mechanisms.


sw-toolbox
's fastest
caching strategy
is a popular choice, as it offers the performance benefits of reading
responses directly from the cache, with eventual-freshness due to the
cache being refreshed from the network "in the background". It's
effectively a stale-while-revalidate
approach, but implemented in a service worker.
One drawback to using the fastest
strategy is that users
viewing the cached content on the page have no way of knowing that, when
something has been updated from the network, that they're effectively
looking at stale content. To address this issue, sw-toolbox
has a notifyOnCacheUpdate: true
option that can be passed in
to the general
cache configuration
options for a given route.
Here's an example of a route and cache
configuration, which will cause every request for a URL matching
/data/
to use the fastest
strategy, store the
responses in a cache named data-cache
, and notify all
pages controlled by the service worker if any previously cached entries
have been updated.
toolbox.router.get(/\/data\//, toolbox.fastest, { cache: { name: 'data-cache', notifyOnCacheUpdate: true }, });
Update notifications are sent by the service worker to all of its client
pages (not just the page that made the original request), and any page
can opt-in to listening to the notifications by adding a
message
event listener to the
navigation.serviceWorker
interface:
if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) { navigator.serviceWorker.addEventListener('message', event => { if (event.data.type === 'cache-updated') { var url = event.data.url; // Show something in the UI to the user know that the resource // at `url` was updated, or use // `caches.open(event.data.cacheName).then(cache => cache.match(url))` // to get the `Response` object. } }); }
In order to determine whether a previously cached response differs from
the response retrieved from the network, three response headers are
checked: content-length
, last-modified
, and
etag
.
Out of those three, content-length
and
etag
are
normally not available
for CORS-enabled responses, unless the remote server explicitly allows
them via access-control-allow-headers
. So if you are using
this with resources fetched via CORS, make sure that the remote server
properly sets last-modified
or whitelists additional headers.
This won't work at all with opaque responses, since those responses don't provide access to any underlying header information.
The following demo is a bit contrived, and won't accomplish much when
accessed via a production web server, since you won't be able to
modify the data/test.txt
file. You can run it with a local
web server and make changes to the file to see the message
event notification in action.


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Public Member Functions | |
| __construct (array $messages=array()) | |
| keys () | |
| add ($key, $message) | |
| merge ($messages) | |
| has ($key=null) | |
| first ($key=null, $format=null) | |
| get ($key, $format=null) | |
| all ($format=null) | |
| getMessages () | |
| getMessageBag () | |
| getFormat () | |
| setFormat ($format= ':message') | |
| isEmpty () | |
| any () | |
| count () | |
| toArray () | |
| jsonSerialize () | |
| toJson ($options=0) | |
| __toString () | |
| __construct (array $messages=array()) | |
| keys () | |
| add ($key, $message) | |
| merge ($messages) | |
| has ($key=null) | |
| first ($key=null, $format=null) | |
| get ($key, $format=null) | |
| all ($format=null) | |
| getMessages () | |
| getMessageBag () | |
| getFormat () | |
| setFormat ($format= ':message') | |
| isEmpty () | |
| any () | |
| count () | |
| toArray () | |
| jsonSerialize () | |
| toJson ($options=0) | |
| __toString () | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| isUnique ($key, $message) | |
| transform ($messages, $format, $messageKey) | |
| checkFormat ($format) | |
| isUnique ($key, $message) | |
| transform ($messages, $format, $messageKey) | |
| checkFormat ($format) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| $messages = array() | |
| $format = ':message' | |
Definition at line 13433 of file compiled.php.
| __construct | ( | array | $messages = array() | ) |
Definition at line 13437 of file compiled.php.
| __construct | ( | array | $messages = array() | ) |
Create a new message bag instance.
| array | $messages |
Definition at line 32 of file MessageBag.php.
| __toString | ( | ) |
Convert the message bag to its string representation.
Definition at line 311 of file MessageBag.php.
| __toString | ( | ) |
Definition at line 13547 of file compiled.php.
| add | ( | $key, | |
| $message | |||
| ) |
Add a message to the bag.
| string | $key | |
| string | $message |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 57 of file MessageBag.php.
| add | ( | $key, | |
| $message | |||
| ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13447 of file compiled.php.
| all | ( | $format = null | ) |
Get all of the messages for every key in the bag.
| string | $format |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 152 of file MessageBag.php.
| all | ( | $format = null | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13484 of file compiled.php.
| any | ( | ) |
Determine if the message bag has any messages.
Definition at line 260 of file MessageBag.php.
| any | ( | ) |
Definition at line 13527 of file compiled.php.
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protected |
Get the appropriate format based on the given format.
| string | $format |
Definition at line 197 of file MessageBag.php.
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protected |
Definition at line 13502 of file compiled.php.
| count | ( | ) |
Get the number of messages in the container.
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 270 of file MessageBag.php.
| count | ( | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13531 of file compiled.php.
| first | ( | $key = null , |
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$format = null |
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Get the first message from the bag for a given key.
| string | $key | |
| string | $format |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 117 of file MessageBag.php.
| first | ( | $key = null , |
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$format = null |
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| ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13471 of file compiled.php.
| get | ( | $key, | |
$format = null |
|||
| ) |
Get all of the messages from the bag for a given key.
| string | $key | |
| string | $format |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 131 of file MessageBag.php.
| get | ( | $key, | |
$format = null |
|||
| ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13476 of file compiled.php.
| getFormat | ( | ) |
Get the default message format.
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 227 of file MessageBag.php.
| getFormat | ( | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13514 of file compiled.php.
| getMessageBag | ( | ) |
Get the messages for the instance.
Implements MessageProvider.
Definition at line 217 of file MessageBag.php.
| getMessageBag | ( | ) |
Implements MessageProvider.
Definition at line 13510 of file compiled.php.
| getMessages | ( | ) |
| getMessages | ( | ) |
Definition at line 13506 of file compiled.php.
| has | ( | $key = null | ) |
Determine if messages exist for a given key.
| string | $key |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 105 of file MessageBag.php.
| has | ( | $key = null | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13467 of file compiled.php.
| isEmpty | ( | ) |
Determine if the message bag has any messages.
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 250 of file MessageBag.php.
| isEmpty | ( | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13523 of file compiled.php.
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protected |
Determine if a key and message combination already exists.
| string | $key | |
| string | $message |
Definition at line 92 of file MessageBag.php.
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protected |
Definition at line 13462 of file compiled.php.
| jsonSerialize | ( | ) |
Convert the object into something JSON serializable.
Definition at line 290 of file MessageBag.php.
| jsonSerialize | ( | ) |
Definition at line 13539 of file compiled.php.
| keys | ( | ) |
Get the keys present in the message bag.
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 45 of file MessageBag.php.
| keys | ( | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13443 of file compiled.php.
| merge | ( | $messages | ) |
Merge a new array of messages into the bag.
| \Illuminate\Contracts\Support\MessageProvider | array | $messages |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 73 of file MessageBag.php.
| merge | ( | $messages | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13454 of file compiled.php.
| setFormat | ( | $format = ':message' | ) |
Set the default message format.
| string | $format |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 238 of file MessageBag.php.
| setFormat | ( | $format = ':message' | ) |
Implements MessageBag.
Definition at line 13518 of file compiled.php.
| toArray | ( | ) |
Get the instance as an array.
Implements Arrayable.
Definition at line 280 of file MessageBag.php.
| toArray | ( | ) |
Implements Arrayable.
Definition at line 13535 of file compiled.php.
| toJson | ( | $options = 0 | ) |
Convert the object to its JSON representation.
| int | $options |
Implements Jsonable.
Definition at line 301 of file MessageBag.php.
| toJson | ( | $options = 0 | ) |
Implements Jsonable.
Definition at line 13543 of file compiled.php.
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protected |
Format an array of messages.
| array | $messages | |
| string | $format | |
| string | $messageKey |
Definition at line 174 of file MessageBag.php.
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Definition at line 13435 of file compiled.php.


Asda worker describes how he helped rescue seven-week old baby from house fire
'He's just our Habeel, our hero'
by Phoebe RamAn Asda home shopping driver said it was his "natural instinct" to step in and help rescue a baby from a house fire in Nottingham.
Habeel Khan, 26, had been on his normal delivery rounds when he saw smoke coming from a house near Stapleford.
After stopping to investigate, a woman with two young children shouted her baby was still in the house.
It was then that Habeel ran into the house with the woman to rescue the seven-week-old baby.
Habeel, who works at the Asda Home Shopping Centre in Bulwell, said: "It was a just a normal day at work for me.
"I was doing my deliveries in the Stapleford area and when I pulled up and looked over to where the customer's house was I saw loads of smoke just gushing out of a house.
"My natural instinct was to just run across to the house. I could see loads of smoke and lots of people panicking outside.
"I shouted 'is everyone out of the house?' and that's when a woman with two young children shouted 'my baby; my baby's still in the house.'
"I don't think she had realised until then and then she ran back into the house and I went with her.
"She managed to pick up the baby from a room next to the kitchen where the fire had started, then we ran out."
Habeel stayed with the family and helped to calm them down until firefighters and paramedics arrived, before carrying on with the rest of his deliveries.
He has been praised for his actions and was recently named Colleagues' Colleague of the Year at the Being Asda Awards 2019.
He said: "I didn't really think anything of it – I just thought I'd helped out, and had done a little good deed.
"I don't think I have done anything heroic at all to be honest. Thankfully everyone was okay in the end and the family are back in the house."
Habeel's colleagues at the Nottingham Home Shopping Centre shared their reaction to his 'little good dead'.
Claire Wilkes said: "Habeel doesn't think he is a hero, but we certainly do – he's amazing!"
Bernie Drummond added: "Habeel's just great and everyone loves him here. He's just our Habeel, our hero."
Habeel's manager Peter Smith said: "We know him as Smiler. He is always happy. He is always doing the right thing by the customer. He is an absolute asset to the team and a credit to the company."
Asda's senior vice president of operations Anthony Hemmerdinger said: "What Habeel did was remarkable and it's not something we would recommend that our colleagues do, however it's clear that in this instance his instinct kicked in and he did a remarkable job."


What is MMSchema?
MMSchema is a vocabulary specification for classical particle mechanics with emphasis on molecular systems. The schema provides standardized representations of data objects in molecular mechanics that enable interoperability between different codes without restricting any particular workflow.
Currently, MMSchema is a JSON schema; comptability with the hdf5 data format is being developed as well.
Core Models
MMSchema adopts an object-oriented view of classical mechanics by dividing it into its constituent core objects: initial state, inter-particle potential, and final state (statics) or trajectory (dynamics). Each core model represents a building block that is an integral part of the computation. The 3 core models in MMSchema are:
Molecule: represents a basic molecule object for MM, or more generally the N-body state in classical mechanics.
ForceField: represents force fields for MM, or more generally inter-particle potentials in classical mechanics.
Trajectory: represents trajectories in dynamical systems.
For classical statics, the MMSchema models Molecule and ForceField would represent the initial/final states and the inter-particle potential, respectively, as shown in the figure above. Likewise, Trajectory would represent simulation output of dynamical systems.
Each object in MMSchema is uniquely defined by a set of fields and (when suitable) their associated units as well. Furthermore, each core model is completely independent of any other model. The schema is designed to be flexible as much as possible by providing a general specification for computational particle mechanics, but MMSchema does not standardize any specific workflow. Instead, MMSchema strives to provide a starting point for specific application areas based on or related to MM such as energy minimization, force field assignment and construction, molecular dynamics, advanced sampling, …, to name a few. The schemas for these domains or applications are handled by MMIC components that define the input and output models for each procedure. Since MMSchema is not restricted to the atomic scale, it can also be used for coarse-graining as well as multiscale methods that evolve multiple spatial and/or temporal scales. In fact, any particle-based method can use MMSchema and further customize/extend it.


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{% endif %} Create map
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