- saveData(ArrayList<Question>, String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuControllers.DataController
-
This uses the data manager and the data and file type and then saves that
data to the file using the data manager
- saveDataToFile(ArrayList<Question>, String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.DataManager
-
save and load data from files
saves data as an array of questions, the choice indicates if its a
favourite, read later, cache respectively
- search(String, String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuControllers.AllQuestionsController
-
Searches the elastic search (All questions by all users) server
for a question or answer containing the specified search string
- SearchHit<T> - Class in ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES
-
This class SearchHit is used to determine whether or not a Question has been successfully found in a search.
- SearchHit() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- searchQuestion(String, String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.ElasticSearch
-
searchQuestion() takes a searchString that we are hoping to match to other questions
and returns a list of all the Question that are found on the server that matches
the desired string.
- SearchResponse<T> - Class in ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES
-
A utility class used for Elasticsearch responses
- SearchResponse() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchResponse
-
- SearchResults - Class in ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuViews
-
The activity that displays the search results of a search.
- SearchResults() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuViews.SearchResults
-
- set_id(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- set_index(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- set_shards(Shard) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchResponse
-
- set_type(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- set_version(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- setAddress(Context) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.UserName
-
Sets the users current address based upon the set location for the user.
- setAllQuestions(ArrayList<Question>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.AllQuestions
-
Allows for the list of all questions held by all questions to be
set with a new list
- setAnswers(ArrayList<Answer>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Allows for the list of Answers to the question to be
set
- setAuthor(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- setAuthor(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Allows for the Author of the question to be set.
- setAuthor(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Reply
-
- setChoice(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.choiceSingleton
-
this sets the choice across classes
- setContext(Context) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.ConnectedManager
-
setting the main Context that is used
- setDate(Date) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Allows for setting of the date to a specific date/time.
- setFormattedAddress() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.UserName
-
The set formatted address method is only called if the user has location
services enabled on their device.
- setFound(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- setHits(List<SearchHit<T>>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.Hits
-
sets the search hits list
- setHits(Hits<T>) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchResponse
-
- setId(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- setId(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Sets the Question id to a new integer
- setImage(Bitmap) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Allows for setting of the picture attached to the question.
- setIsPushed(Boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Method sets the question to its state as pushed online or not
- setLocation(Location) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.UserName
-
Method sets the location of the user singleton to whatever location is passed in
- setMax_score(float) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.Hits
-
Sets the max score of the search hit
- setPicture(Bitmap) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
Allows for setting of the picture attached to the Answer.
- setPushed(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- setPushed(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Reply
-
- setReadableAddress() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Converts the associated address object to a readable
string text that has the city name and country name
of the place the question has been posted from
- setSource(T) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchHit
-
- setTempId(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- setTimed_out(boolean) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchResponse
-
- setTook(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SearchResponse
-
- setTotal(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.Hits
-
Sets the number of search hits
- setUpvotes(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Allows for setting up upvotes when either testing or
building a question from an elastic search response.
- setUserName(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.UserName
-
This method sets the desired username for the instance of the username class
- setVotes(int) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
Sets the number of upvotes for the answer which is used for
testing and for building a question from an elasticsearch
response
- SimpleSearchCommand - Class in ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES
-
A class used for creating an Elasticsearch search
command in json format
- SimpleSearchCommand(String) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SimpleSearchCommand
-
sets the query to the specified query and fields
to null if it isn't provided.
- SimpleSearchCommand(String, String[]) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuES.SimpleSearchCommand
-
Sets the query and fields specified.
- smallPicture(Bitmap) - Static method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFu.Picture
-
Determines whether or not the Bitmap Image supplied is small and meets the size requirements.
- sortByDate() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuControllers.AllQuestionsController
-
Sorts all of the questions in the AllQuestions model by their
creation date.
- sortByPicture() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuControllers.AllQuestionsController
-
Sots all of the questions in the AllQuestions model by whether or
not they have a picture.
- sortByUpvote() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuControllers.AllQuestionsController
-
Sorts all of the questions in the AllQuestions model by their
number of upvotes.
- stringAuthor() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- stringAuthor() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Gets the author of the question
- stringAuthor() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Reply
-
- stringDate() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Answer
-
- stringDate() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Question
-
Gets the date of the question in a string format
- stringDate() - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuModels.Reply
-
- submitAnswer(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuViews.ViewQuestionAndAnswers
-
Adds an Answer to the question when the user clicks the submit answer button
- submitReply(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuViews.ViewAnswerAndReplies
-
Adds an reply to the question when the user clicks the submit answer button
- submitReply(View) - Method in class ca.ualberta.cs.corgFuViews.ViewQuestionAndReplies
-
Adds an reply to the question when the user clicks the submit answer button


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ZVC is a View-Controller Framework for web applications. It is focused on simplicity, component's reusability, lightweight, fast page loading and a fast development workflow.
If you already know ZVC and its architecture, and you're looking for existing and most advanced components, like Data Tables, jump directly to CSS Framework specific documentations:
Bootstrap ZVC Components
Current web frameworks for front-end devolopment have evolved to the point they need a lot of tools for developing a simple one page application. ZVC aims to provide a robust base for designing complex and large web applications using only your preferred IDE, in very fast development cicles.
ZVC - Principles
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ECMAScript evolution is great, but I can wait until browsers support new features. ES6 is good enought for complex applications programming and I don't want to use a transpiler to generate my application code.
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Complex applications should be designed using components that can be reused, programmed and tested separately.
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Components are not just renderers of a state. Components are objects that can hold its own state. Controller objects are instantiated for each required DOM element, holding a state. Components are loaded when used and discarded when replaced. Each main pane (main menu option for example) replaces prior one already selected and loaded in same area in the page. Garbage collector do the rest.
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I can decide to include scripts that I want to use in my application. It's ok to have some included scripts for optional, framework or external components, in index.html page.
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DOM manipulation has standarized across browsers and provides a very efficient and relatively simple way to implement specific code not handled by a framework. Its preferable to learn standard JavaScript and DOM manipulation than specific tools and frameworks than aims to hide DOM to the developer, in benefit of declarative programming.
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User business components should follow same patterns and life cicle that base (libray) components in framework.
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View part is HTML and CSS. Controller part is JavaScript. Most of the time they should live separately. Controller adds interaction logic, capturing events and refreshing content in the view.
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A component should be designed as a black-box. It should not depend on the design of its parent component (can ask for data or notify to parent through events) and should not know the details of its children (can call methods on them)
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Most of the users only visit some parts of the application. Components should be loaded as they are needed, optimizing network traffic and even avoiding the need of minify. There's no need for a single bundle with all code and styles.
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Browsers have very good developers tools. No extra plugins should be needed for debugging and monitoring.
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JQuery was a great contribution when DOM and APIs were not standarized between browsers and when APIs has a lower level than today (request, files, media, etc.). Off course you can still use it, but it should not be necessary
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Most of the time there's only one listener for a dom element event. There shoul be a simple way to receive common events.
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Same framework should be usable in hybrid apllications, targeting mobile or desktop applications.


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--- title: Data preparation keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Downloading the data and developing the machinery for feeding it to our models" description: "Downloading the data and developing the machinery for feeding it to our models" ---
The fastai
library provides the very flexible mechanism of the DataBlock API. This should generally be our main goto tool when working with data in non-standard formats.
As fastai v2 is a new version of the library and we have little experience with it, we decided to first drop down to using the mid-level API. This is to ensure we have full control over data processing and to learn how to write custom transforms (we will need this to run some of the experiments we have planned). Once we complete the deepdive into how data is handled by the fastai
library, hopefully we will be able to utilize the lessons we learn and use the higher level DataBlock API.
Let's download the data.
!wget https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs41598-019-48909-4/MediaObjects/41598_2019_48909_MOESM2_ESM.xlsx -O data/Dominicana.xlsx
!wget https://static-content.springer.com/esm/art%3A10.1038%2Fs41598-019-48909-4/MediaObjects/41598_2019_48909_MOESM3_ESM.xlsx -O data/ETP.xlsx
And this is what the data looks like. It contains the ICI information (independent variables) as well as labels, such as Coda type or Clan membership.
dominicana.head()
etp.head()
Let's construct our dataset step by step. A TfmdLists
object is able to read the rows of our DataFrame and treat them as items (item
is the name for an example in the fastai
parlance).
tfmd_lists = TfmdLists(dominicana, [noop])
tfmd_lists[0]
len(tfmd_lists), dominicana.shape[0]
Looking good. Let's see if we can extract the ICI information from a single row and package it in a way that would be suitable for our model.
get_independent_vars(dominicana.iloc[0])
This looks good. Can we use this in TfmdLists
?
tfmd_lists = TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_independent_vars])
tfmd_lists[0]
For the pretraining, we can go directly from this representation to the targets (the target being the last ICI)
tfmd_lists = TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_independent_vars, independent_vars_to_targs])
tfmd_lists[0]
We now need to make sure that the independent variables, our train data, doesn't contain the targets.
We would like each example to be represented as a tuple of (independent_variables, targets)
. In order to arrive at this representation, we can run two transformation pipelines in parallel.
One transformation pipeline will give us the independent variables:
TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_independent_vars, drop_last_value])
and the other will give us the dependent variable, our target:
TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_independent_vars, independent_vars_to_targs])
The fastai class that can wrap multiple transformation pipelines is called Datasets
.
datasets = Datasets(dominicana, [[get_independent_vars, drop_last_value], [get_independent_vars, independent_vars_to_targs]]); datasets
datasets[0]
This is looking good. We have the data for pretraining ready. But what about actual training? Here we will need labels transformed in a way suitable for our model to learn from.
We specify the first pipeline as follows:
TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_independent_vars])
For the second pipeline however, we will need new functionality we have not developed yet. We would like to be able to specify a set of labels as targets (this could be clan membership or coda type for instance).
tfmd_lists = TfmdLists(dominicana, [get_clan_membership])
tfmd_lists[0]
dominicana.Clan.unique()
We can now extract the clan name as a string, but this is not a representation we can train our model on. We need to go from string labels to a set of indexes.
Categorize(vocab=['EC1', 'EC2'])('EC1')
This does the trick!
Let's now pull all this into a Datasets
object.
datasets = Datasets(dominicana, [[get_independent_vars], [get_clan_membership, Categorize]]); datasets
The Datasets
class can work with the Categorize
transform to initialize it without us having to explicitly pass the vocab (it creates the vocab from the data we provide it).
datasets.tfms[1][-1].vocab
We now have everything we need on the data side to reproduce the RNN experiments from the paper. Let us now see if we can use the DataBlock API to nicely package it all up.
For the pretraining, we can use all the data we have across the two datasets (the Dominica and Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) datasets). Let's concatenate them together.
merged_datasets.head()
Now let us craft a DataBlock that will read in the data
trainable_params
datasets_pretrain
This is looking good. As for the train data, situation is a bit more complex - we need to align how we create our datasets with the paper.
It seems that due to lack of data whale identification was only evaluated on train set. Since this gives us little insights into how the model would generalize to unseen data, let us not include this in our analysis.
With regards to the "coda type classification" task, the paper reports training on 23 coda types from the Dominicana dataset and 43 coda types from the ETP dataset. The authors were very kind to share their code on github and we can align how we create our datasets with them.
dominicana.head()
dominicana_clean.shape
dominicana_clean.CodaType.nunique()
For the ETP dataset, unfortunately the preprocessing code is not in the repository. Based on the information in the paper, we were unable to infer how exactly the data was processed.
We will only use the Dominicana dataset for our experiments. This might actually be advantageous - the intent behind this repository is open the reaserch field to a broader audience and to evaluate the performance of Random Forests. As such, narrowing down the scope of our inquiry in terms of data we run our experiments on might be beneficial.
We will therefore focus on two tasks - performing classification on the Dominicana dataset for the clan identification and coda identification task.
For the clan identification task, the authors report balancing the classes to 949 per class. Let us carry out this procedure.
dominicana.Clan.value_counts()
dominicana[dominicana.Clan == 'EC1'].sample(n=949).shape
dominicana_clan.shape
We can now construct our dataset.
datasets_clan
Let's now construct a dataset for classifying coda types.
datasets_coda.vocab
And now we are ready to start training!


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A demonstration of Aperture's icon service, showing a simple node-link diagram of the default 'hscb' ontology of icons. Icons that have several derived types (based on attributes) are shown with dashed links. Hover over an icon to see the attributes used to request it. When a icon with specific attributes is not available a more general icon is shown.


panelmap
with one line commandmakepanel.Rd
A wrapper function to plot panelmap
with one line command, which internally calls panelet_category
, panelet_group
, and panelet_continuous
. One can pass all parameters in one go. For panelet level customization, use without wrapper function
makepanel(gr,gr.name="Group",gr.col,mat,mat.col,mat.type,legend=FALSE, get.pval=FALSE,NA.flag=FALSE, NA.col="grey",border=FALSE, border.col="black",lnrow=3,lncol=5,lcex=1,legend.vec=NULL,legend.col=NULL, lheight=1, ...)
| gr | required. vector. Class or group labels. see |
|---|---|
| gr.name | a string, name for your class or group labels |
| gr.col | required. a vector of colors specified for each class in |
| mat | required. data frame. of values that you want to plot. Make sure they are ordered in the same order as |
| mat.col | required. list. of color values to be coded. names of the list are column names of |
| mat.type | required. vector. type of data type in mat. |
| NA.flag | logical, default is |
| NA.col | default is "grey". see |
| get.pval | logical, default is |
| border | logical, default is |
| border.col | default is |
| legend | logical. default is |
| lnrow | numeric. Number of rows in each panelet of the legend. Adjust to fit in plot margins. Default is 3 rows. See |
| lncol | numeric. Number of columns on each panelet of the legend. Adjust accordingly for legibility. Default is 5 columns.Only when |
| lcex | numeric. Magnification of legend labels. Default value is |
| legend.vec | vector. When |
| legend.col | vector. When |
| lheight | numeric. If your legend overflows the current |
| ... | pass optional arguments here |
...
can pass other parameters. Use it for controlling names and colors of panelets via cex, col
. border line type and thickness can be controlled via lty
and lwd
respectively.
A colored panelemap
of discrete/continuous values is plotted ordered according to the group labels as specified.
makepanel
#sort everything by cyl mtcars.sort = mtcars[order(mtcars$cyl),] #other features to plot mat = mtcars.sort[,c("mpg","vs","am","gear")] #color assigned to each feature mat.col=list(am=c("white","black"), vs=c("white","black"), gear=c("yellow","orange","brown"), mpg=c("white", "darkred")) #type of each feature. type=1 for discrete and type=2 for continuous. mat.type= c(2,1,1,1) tab=makepanel(gr=mtcars.sort$cyl, gr.name="cyl",gr.col=c("red","blue","green"), mat=mat, mat.col=mat.col, mat.type=mat.type, border=TRUE, legend=TRUE, get.pval=TRUE, cex=1)#>#>#>#>#example to adjust for legend parameters v1=v5= sample(c(1:3),50, replace=TRUE) v2 = sample(c("aa","bb"),50, replace=TRUE) v3 = v7 = v9 = sample(c(1:4), 50, replace=TRUE) v4 = v6 = v8 = v10 = sample(c(1:6), 50, replace=TRUE) mat = cbind(v2,v3,v4,v5,v6,v7,v8,v9,v10) mat.type = rep(1,9) col4 = c("cyan4", "coral3", "mediumpurple3", "azure3") col6 = c("lightpink3", "lightpink4", "lightsalmon2", "lightsalmon3","lightsalmon4", "mistyrose3") mat.col = list(v2 = c("white", "brown"), v3 = col4, v7 = col4, v9=col4, v4=col6, v6=col6, v8=col6, v10=col6, v5=c("mediumpurple3", "azure3", "lightsalmon4")) v1 = v1[order(v1)] makepanel(v1, "v1", c("red","blue","green"), mat, mat.col, mat.type, legend=TRUE, lnrow=2, lncol=5, lcex=1.2, lheight=4)


Learning Outcomes
1. Complete both individual and team interactive projects effectively.
2. Use best practices to design and develop media content.
3. Contribute to the development, planning and professional presentation of an interactive media project.
4. Build effective Web sites and/or mobile applications.
5. Apply research and conceptual skills to propose solutions for mobile/multimedia/Web development problems.
6. Use creative and critical thinking techniques in the effective design, development and implementation of a media project.
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see https://github.com/rustyrussell/lightning-rfc/blob/master/early-drafts/shachain.txt
initial node
false means left, true means right
the child of our node in the specified direction
64-bit integer
a binary representation of index as a sequence of 64 booleans. Each bool represents a move down the tree
see https://github.com/rustyrussell/lightning-rfc/blob/master/early-drafts/shachain.txt


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blue.frontend is a SASS and JavaScript/jQuery library to design websites. It provides basic mixins to define the website’s layout and behaviour. All features are responsive and respond instantly to new screen sizes. Also, blue.frontend does not want to preset any styles when it comes to colors, margins, typography and so on. If you feel that there is something not as universal as it could be, please create an issue.
One striking feature is that SASS mixins can define behaviour that is not possible with CSS, such as sticky elements or trigger. The blue.frontend’s core script parses JavaScript comments for JSON data and applys the features on the given selectors. See Custom Rules for more information.
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| 1 | DY | 11,458.02 |
| 2 | Dummy Variables | 11,335.45 |
| 3 | Common knowledge | 11,060.00 |
| 4 | Chow Mein | 10,895.28 |
| 5 | IAC | 10,877.02 |
| 6 | bells in forts | 10,609.75 |
| 7 | SB&Prediction500 | 10,512.66 |
| 8 | NO.1 | 10,483.92 |
| 9 | Lone Warrior | 10,293.84 |
| 10 | HelloWorld | 10,000 |
| 10 | KMG | 10,000 |
| 10 | Arbitrage | 10,000 |
| 10 | Pesto | 10,000 |
| 10 | Sea Otters | 10,000 |
| 10 | Team Solo Mid | 10,000 |
| 10 | Wolves of IV | 10,000 |


The goal of this lesson is to guide the user through adding a custom component to move a simple shape around the screen.
These lessons are structured in a series of steps -- small milestones that will provide focused short-term goals for incrementally understanding PushButton Engine.
These lessons are targeted at someone who is new to PBEngine, but not necessarily new to programming.
To follow along with the tutorial, you can download the starter project and use it as your base to implement the tutorial:
As covered in Lesson 1, extract the example .zip into a personal project folder, and ensure that it builds in your build environment.
The built .swf of the base starter project should display a blue circle in the upper left corner of the screen.
One of the strengths of PushButton Engine lies in the flexible way that components add functionality to a game. In this tutorial, we will make a relatively simple movement component. Later tutorials will deal with user input and handling collisions, but this lesson will keep things relatively basic.
The starter project for this lesson is very close to the previous lesson, except that the ball now spawns in the upper left corner of the screen. The location for the ball is (-375,-275). The reason for the odd number is to place the ball at half of its radius (25) from the edge of the screen, to be perfectly in the corner. You can refer to the diagram for an overview of this example's screen coordinates.
As in the previous example, we will set up a basic scene. Our Hero component will have three components: a render component, a spatial component, and a controller component (the new DemoControllerComponent).
This new controller component will make our entity move in a zig-zag fashion down the screen, similar to an Invaders enemy.
To build our new component, we must create a class for it. To get basic component features, you must inherit from one of the base component classes. For the type of component that we want in this example, we will inherit from TickedComponent. Components that descend from TickedComponent get their onTick() method called 30 times per second. This makes it a logical place to put movement logic.
So every 33 milliseconds, the onTick() method of the controller component is called. This method handles the housekeeping for checking boundaries, and moving the parent entity. It looks at the position of the parent entity (gotten from the spatial component), and then applies some rules to create some simple movement behavior:
Now that we know the basic plan, let's put it into action! Create a new source file in the project's source directory with the name DemoControllerComponent.as, and use the following code listing for the file:
File: /Lesson3Base/Source/DemoControllerComponent.as
package { import com.pblabs.engine.components.TickedComponent; import com.pblabs.engine.entity.PropertyReference; import flash.geom.Point; // Make a ticked component so that it can update itself every frame with onTick() public class DemoControllerComponent extends TickedComponent { // Keep a property reference to our entity's position. public var positionReference:PropertyReference; // Store the direction that our entity is traveling: 1 is to the right, -1 is to the left. private var direction:int = 1; // onTick() is called every frame public override function onTick(tickRate:Number):void { // Copy the owner entity's position into a local Point structure var position:Point = owner.getProperty(positionReference); // If we are over the left edge... if (position.x < -375) { // ...then push ourselves to the right for the time being. direction = 1; // Move our entity down a notch position.y += 20; } // If we are over the right edge... else if (position.x > 375) { // ...then push ourselves to the left for the time being. direction = -1; // Move our entity down a notch position.y += 20; } // Move 5 units in the direction that we're headed position.x += direction * 5; // Set the spatial component's position based on our new value owner.setProperty(positionReference, position); } } }
Now that we've created our component, it's time to add it into our game! We will add this component to our Hero entity in the same way that we added the other components in Lesson 2.
At the bottom of createHero(), after the last call to hero.AddComponent(), add the following lines:
File: /Lesson3Base/Source/Lesson3Base.as
var controller:DemoControllerComponent = new DemoControllerComponent(); // Point the controller component to this entity's Spatial component for position information controller.positionReference = new PropertyReference("@Spatial.position"); // Add the demo controller component to the Hero entity with the name "Controller" hero.addComponent( controller, "Controller" );
This creates an instance of the new DemoControllerComponent(), connects the position reference to the entity's spatial component, and adds the component to the entity.
And that's it! Only thing left now is to compile and run.
After compilation, you should produce a .swf like the following (click to load):
Congratulations! You have finished lesson #3, made your first custom component, and seen it in action.
You can download the completed project source files for this project.


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# Project List 🔨
A living list of my public projects.
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## Code
* #### verum visu
Applying modular design to the process of audio visualization to allow for fully customizable, rich visualizations that can utilize any number of programming languages and programs.
([learn more](https://github.com/verum-visu-toolkit/verum-visu))
* #### RAW Tools Suite
A collection of tools inspired by the idea of isolating listening from visual biases.
([learn more](http://jczimm.com/raw))
* ### [raudio](https://raudio.jczimm.com)
A web client for SoundCloud that strips away all visual content.
* ### [Blind](https://gum.co/IrRaM)
A Max for Live plugin that covers an Ableton Live set while it’s playing to filter out the software graphics from the production experience.
* ### [RAW Skin](https://github.com/jczimm/raw-skin)
A playful, minimalist skin for Ableton Live 8/9, based on raudio’s color scheme.
* ### [json2ableton-live-skin](https://github.com/jczimm/json2ableton-live-skin)
Tools for editing/creating Ableton Live 8/9 skin files using JSON files.
* #### Small Projects on Codepen
* ### [Modern Google Loader in Pure CSS](https://codepen.io/jczimm/pen/vEBpoL)
Modern Google spinning loader animating through four colors.
* ### [sc-fc](https://codepen.io/jczimm/pen/GJqGRe)
Simple SoundCloud followers-count widget.
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## Music
* ### [On SoundCloud](http://soundcloud.com/jczimm)
My own music produced in Ableton Live and digital art for cover art.
* ### [Quiesci](http://jczimm.com/radio/)
A weekly radio show which I hosted and curated from January 2016 to February 2017, bringing electronic music from the corners of the internet to broadcast on WPEA Rampant Radio.


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I'm posting this from the couch of a cabin in the RMBL (Rocky Mountains Biology Lab), where we are spending today, refreshing from so many miles and roads. It's such a great and amazing trip that I'm living right now. I haven't really updated in english that much as most of the time I've devoted to let the world know about this experience has gone to the sLog's which are in spanish. However, I'm living so much I don't believe I won't write about it, but that will be once it's gone and I'm relaxed enough so to sit down in front of the editor and think a bit about such a rush of pictures, sounds, roads and experiences. So, to all of you who follow me around the world but do not speak spanish (if any), be patient as there'll be hot stuff to come soon!
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On the weekend Acting stupid getting drunk With my best friends I couldn’t wait for the summer And the Warped Tour I remember it’s first time That I saw her there She’s getting kicked out of school ‘Cause she’s failing I’m kinda nervous ‘cause I think all her friends hate me She’s the one, She’ll always be there She took my hand and I made it, I swear I fell in love in with the girl At the rock show She said, “What?” And I told her that I didn’t know She’s so cool When I’d sneak her Through the window Everything’s better When she’s around Can’t wait till her Parents go out of town I fell in love with the girl At the rock show When we said we were Gonna move to Vegas I remember the look Her mother gave us Seventeen without A purpose or direction We don’t owe anyone A f***ing explanation I fell in love in with the girl At the rock show She said, "What?" And I told her that I didn’t know She’s so cool When I’d sneak her Through the window Everything’s better When she’s around Can’t wait till her Parents go out of town I fell in love with the girl At the rock show I kept my picture of her On my wall I waited for her call She always kept me waiting And if I ever got another chance I’d still ask her to dance Because she kept me waiting I fell in love in with the girl At the rock show She said, "What?" And I told her that I didn’t know She’s so cool When I’d sneak her Through the window Everything’s better When she’s around Can’t wait till her Parents go out of town I fell in love with the girl At the rock show With the girl At the rock show With the girl At the rock show I’ll never forget you, I’ll (With the girl At the rock show) I’ll never forget you, I’ll (With the girl At the rock show) (Repeat to fade) |


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 It was a monday morning, snowing, and I thought we were going to have off school so I didnt finish any of my homework. Ms. Manelski came up to me, said that I had to throw my coffee away and that I was getting an infraction. Mind you that this was before school! I think that if it was a bigger problem it could have been handled differently and I think that it is not a big deal to have a drink other than water in school.


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With the amphotericin B administered intravenously: increase of the hematological toxicity (addition of effects of bone marrow toxicity) |
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Kim Jung Ji is an artist from South Korea who has recently made his name in the world's Sketching artists' hall of fame. His unique way of using mostly pen brushes and detailing extreme minutes in the drawings is quite hypnotising.
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Dali, full name Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali was born in Figures, Spain in 1904. He got to work together with contemporary artists like Pablo Picasso whose works might have propelled him towards surrealism. He became so popular with his dreamlike surrealism of his paintings, we now consider him one of the greatest painters that ever lived !
Well Picasso does not need any introduction if you are even slightly interested in arts, especially the genre of 'Cubism' made popular worldwide by his famous works. Visit AAG to get astounded by some of his mind-bending Cubism paintings.
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Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, son Aaditya meet Sharad Pawar at his residence in Mumbai
The Thackerays called on Pawar, a Rajya Sabha MP, after he arrived here from New Delhi in the evening. The Shiv Sena's Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Raut was also present at the meeting.
by Moneycontrol NewsShiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray and Aaditya met NCP president Sharad Pawar at his residence in Mumbai .
Shiv Sena continues its effort form government in Maharashtra with the support of the NCP and the Congress.
The Thackerays called on Pawar, a Rajya Sabha MP, after he arrived here from New Delhi in the evening. The Shiv Sena's Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Raut was also present at the meeting.
However, no Congress leader was present at the meeting.
"Since it was a meeting between top leaders, only they will know what transpired there. But the discussion is likely to have revolved around giving final touches to sharing of posts in the government being planned to be formed," an NCP leader said.
The meeting took place on a day when Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan said in New Delhi that his party and the NCP have "complete unanimity" on all issues concerning government formation in Maharashtra and will now hold talks with the Shiv Sena to "finalise the architecture of the alliance".
The discussions will now move to Mumbai where the Congress and the NCP will hold deliberations with their other pre-poll allies -- Peasants Workers Party, Samajwadi Party, Swabhimani Paksh and CPI(M) -- and then with the Sena, Chavan told reporters after another round of talks between senior leaders of his party and the NCP in the national capital.
Sources said the three parties are likely to make a formal announcement on Friday about joining hands to take a shot at power in the state.
Uddhav Thackeray will address a meeting of party MLAs and senior leaders on Friday during which he is expected to deliberate on the party's line of action in the backdrop of the three main non-BJP parties making efforts to form government in Maharashtra, a party leader said.
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Loneliness, tenderness,
High society, notoriety.
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You fight for the throne and you travel alone, unknown as you slowly sink
And there's no time to think.
In the Federal City
2 you been blown and shown pity in secret for pieces of change,
The empress attracts you, but oppression distracts you, it makes you feel violent and strange.
Memory, ecstasy,
Tyranny, hypocrisy.
Betrayed by a kiss on a cool night of bliss in the valley of a missing link
And there's no time to think.
Judges will haunt you, the country priestess will want you, her worst is better than best,
I've seen all these decoys through a set of deep turquoise eyes and I feel so depressed.
China doll, alcohol,
Duality, mortality.
Mercury rules you and destiny fools you like the plague with a dangerous wink
And there's no time to think.

Paradise, sacrifice,
Mortality, reality.
But the magician is quicker and his game is much thicker than blood and blacker than ink
And there's no time to think.

Equality, liberty,
Humility, simplicity.

Warlords of sorrow and queens of tomorrow will offer their heads for a prayer,
You can't find no salvation, have no expectations any time, any place, anywhere.
Nobility, humility.
You know you can't keep her and the water gets deeper that is leading you onto the brink
And there's no time to think.

Socialism, hypnotism,
Patriotism, materialism.
Fools making laws for the breaking of jaws and the sound of the keys as they clink
And there's no time to think.
The bridge that you travel on goes to the Babylon girl with the rose in her hair,
Starlight in the east, you're finally released, you're stranded with nothing to share.
Loyalty, unity,
Epitome, rigidity.

Bullets can harm you and death can disarm you, but, no, you will not be deceived,
Stripped of all virtue as you crawl through the dirt, you can give but you cannot receive.
No time to choose when the truth must die,
No time to lose or say goodbye,
No time to prepare for the victim that's there, no time to suffer or blink,
And no time to think.
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In each verse except for the last there is a section in the middle that consists of four nouns in a row. Because it's unclear to me how these sections fit into the verse -- and therefore what kind of punctuation-structure they fit into -- and whether they are connected to what comes before and/or afterwards, I've chosen to just keep these sections separate, as though they constitute complete sentences.
2
Perhaps referring to Washington, D.C., which historically has been called the "Federal City".
3
Dylan really butchers this word to the point where I'm not even sure that it really is "gravity".
4
According to the official lyrics version, this line is as follows: "You turn around for one real last glimpse of Camille / 'Neath the moon shinin' bloody and pink...". It is very possible that Dylan does sing something that is closer to this transcription.


The central research fund -- the student science and technology innovation program（Leader）
Develop and deploy IAAS：openstack
Used free compute machine(about 40) and free storage (about hundreds of TB), I imply automatic configuration by script. Redistribute resources uses the openstack cloud management capability.
Using the API provided by openstack, the implementation includes the creation of an experimental environment, the creation of experimental storage space, and the education model for the campus special environment.
Provide a unified API interface for different cloud platforms (including public clouds, such as amazon; private clouds, such as openstack, etc).
Cloud platform service capability testing
University students innovation and entrepreneurship base（Leader）
testing it performance research Based on Openstack
Test automation deployment, testing, analysis
According to the different needs of users, the use of it to open API that offers a variety of simulation stable load tools, and complete the relevant interface.
The distributed file system performance optimization
The distributed file system performance optimization（Specialize in Technology）
Performance tuning by Ceph
Improve the ceph read performance, it can be read from the different copies at the same time
Improve the ceph filestore unnecessary log write twice, improve writing performance.And testing the modified code
Key technology and cloud computing systems (phase ii) - cloud computing test and evaluation system is developed
863 Program（Specialize in Technology）
For public clouds, private clouds for usability, performance, and other automated test assessments
Complete availability and performance.Automated testing tools such as energy consumption
Electronic document detection system development
innovation project of university students （Leader）
Matching algorithm research
For word segmentation, text for each word part of speech tagging, delete the useless words (adjectives), anti cheat optimization, matching and analysis results
Through a private cloud application program interface dynamic extension number of virtual machines by performance characteristics model selection information needed by the virtual machine configuration of hardware and operating system category, and according to user's demand difference using different load model, forming the corresponding simulation run environment.Finally using cloud computing service level agreements as test standard to measure the abilities of private cloud services
An IaaS cloud computing system usability evaluation
Availability of the public cloud environment assessment and analysis
SkillsSkills
Web front
Actually involved in: 1. Education cloud platform website construction 2. Campus express system website construction 3. Real-time computer room construction site management 4. Predict the website construction in the college entrance examination.


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skyux new initializes a new local SKY UX project by pulling down the latest version of the template and running npm install to install the necessary dependencies. For information about the default items that the SKY UX application template provides in a SKY UX single-page application, see the template items reference.
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Example of using VR for knee surgery training.
New surgical scope tool in use.
Hip Surgery.
360 VR brain surgery.
Explanation of vascular surgical procedures.
Example of using VR for knee surgery training.
New surgical scope tool in use.
Hip Surgery.
360 VR brain surgery.


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| anneal | Simulated Annealing Search for an optimal k-variable subset |
| ccr12.coef | First Squared Canonical Correlation for a multivariate linear hypothesis |
| eleaps | A Leaps and Bounds Algorithm for finding the best variable subsets |
| farm | Sixty-two economic indicators from 99 Portuguese farms. |
| gcd.coef | Computes Yanai's GCD in the context of the variable-subset selection problem |
| genetic | Genetic Algorithm searching for an optimal k-variable subset |
| glhHmat | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for General Linear Hypothesis |
| glhHmat.data.frame | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for General Linear Hypothesis |
| glhHmat.default | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for General Linear Hypothesis |
| glhHmat.formula | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for General Linear Hypothesis |
| glmHmat | Input matrices for subselect search routines in generalized linear models |
| glmHmat.glm | Input matrices for subselect search routines in generalized linear models |
| improve | Restricted Local Improvement search for an optimal k-variable subset |
| ldaHmat | Total and Between-Group Deviation Matrices in Linear Discriminant Analysis |
| ldaHmat.data.frame | Total and Between-Group Deviation Matrices in Linear Discriminant Analysis |
| ldaHmat.default | Total and Between-Group Deviation Matrices in Linear Discriminant Analysis |
| ldaHmat.formula | Total and Between-Group Deviation Matrices in Linear Discriminant Analysis |
| leaps | A Leaps and Bounds Algorithm for finding the best variable subsets |
| lmHmat | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for Linear Regression and Canonical Correlation Analysis |
| lmHmat.data.frame | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for Linear Regression and Canonical Correlation Analysis |
| lmHmat.default | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for Linear Regression and Canonical Correlation Analysis |
| lmHmat.formula | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for Linear Regression and Canonical Correlation Analysis |
| lmHmat.lm | Total and Effect Deviation Matrices for Linear Regression and Canonical Correlation Analysis |
| rm.coef | Computes the RM coefficient for variable subset selection |
| rv.coef | Computes the RV-coefficient applied to the variable subset selection problem |
| tau2.coef | Computes the Tau squared coefficient for a multivariate linear hypothesis |
| trim.matrix | Given an ill-conditioned square matrix, deletes rows/columns until a well-conditioned submatrix is obtained. |
| wald.coef | Wald statistic for variable selection in generalized linear models |
| xi2.coef | Computes the Xi squared coefficient for a multivariate linear hypothesis |
| zeta2.coef | Computes the Zeta squared coefficient for a multivariate linear hypothesis |


Here is an overview of our events.
Distance: 750m open-water swim, 20km bike, and 5km run.
Draft-Legal is a highly competitive race format for experienced triathletes. In comparison to a traditional triathlon, like the Classic Sprint race, there are some major differences. Drafting is allowed in the bike portions. Because of the increased danger from drafting, competitors must have experience riding in packs, and have excellent bike handling skills.
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Distance: 750m open-water swim, 20km bike, and 5km run.
This is our most beginner friendly and most popular event. Drafting on the bike is not allowed.
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First Monkey steps
Skid spills some source...
Main
We begin with the smallest monkey program.
Function Main() Print "Hello" EndIn which, with the HTML5 target selected, we verify we are able to create and view our monkey developments.
To learn more about the Main entry point of a program make sure you read the Programs and Declarations section of the Language reference.
Game App
We now build a mojo App which we call Game (in monkey class names are typically capitalized).
Import mojo Class Game Extends App Method OnCreate() Print "hello" End End Function Main() New Game() End
A mojo App is used to provide us methods of input, graphics and sound. The framework above creates a single App using the Game class definition.
Spiral animation
With our game object defined we extend the basic Update and Render parts of the app.
The minimum requirements for an animating monkey application are an App implementing the methods:
The following draws an animated spiral shape using the DrawRect command.
Import mojo Class Game Extends App ' radial sprial with axis aligned phase Function DrawSpiral(clock) Local w=DeviceWidth/2 For Local i#=0 Until w*1.5 Step .2 Local x#,y# x=w+iSin(i3+clock) y=w+iCos(i2+clock) DrawRect x,y,1,1 Next End Field updateCount Method OnCreate() Print "spiral" SetUpdateRate 60 End Method OnUpdate() updateCount+=1 End Method OnRender() Cls DrawSpiral updateCount DrawSpiral updateCount*1.1 End End Function Main() New Game() End
Each spiral drawn by the program begins at the middle of the screen and spirals out using the Maths functions Sin and Cos.
View the Spiral animation fully built.


ipaghazi
is a web service for over-the-air (OTA) distribution of iOS apps.
You develop in-house apps for a team and would like to provide an easy way to browse and install them.
Beta testing?
CRUD (seriously) API for publishing app builds.
Basic web frontend for browsing and installing apps on client devices.
Non-terrible security or access control. Don't use this in a mission-critical context!
HTTPS. Use a reverse proxy.
Useful error messages.
Anything related to provisioning profiles or code signing. IPAs are served as-is. This will present problems if an IPA becomes invalid due to e.g. signing certificate expiration.
ipaghazi
can serve any .ipa
, but iOS will only accept those signed for
"ad-hoc distribution" or "internal distribution". Of these, internal
distribution is more convenient because one need not manage UDIDs, but it
requires paying Apple more money for the requisite signing privileges.
Accept IPA uploads. Storage is delegated to other services, such as Amazon S3,
web servers, etc. One uploads the IPA separately and then tells ipaghazi
where to find it.
Push apps to devices. This is a different meaning of the term "OTA". To push apps, you need an iOS mobile device management (MDM) service, such as OS X Server's Profile Manager.
ipaghazi
is configured through environment variables.
IPAGHAZI_BASEURL
: Where the app is accessible. The API is homed at
$IPAGHAZI_BASEURL/api
. Required.
IPAGHAZI_MONGODB
: Where the database is. Something like
mongodb://localhost/some-database
. Required.
IPAGHAZI_ANON_PERMS
: Implicit permissions for unauthenticated API users and
the web UI. Optional, but you probably want to set it to browse-app
.
Permission names are whitespace-separated.
IPAGHAZI_ROOT_USER
: Username for the root API user, which has all
permissions. If empty, root user is disabled. Optional.
IPAGHAZI_ROOT_KEY
: Key for the root API user. If empty, root user is
disabled. Optional. The key is freeform, but a 64-character hex string is
recommended:
LANG=C tr -cd 0-9a-f </dev/urandom | head -c 64
IPAGHAZI_METHODS
: Valid IPA retrieval methods. A submitted build may specify
any method, but the IPA cannot be retrieved unless the method is in this list.
Method names are whitespace-separated. Optional. By default, no methods are
valid.
s3
Retrieves from an S3 bucket. Takes the following method-params
:
{"bucket": "some-s3-bucket",
"object": "some-object-key"}
To use this method with a non-public bucket, you must arrange to configure the
AWS SDK credentials. In general, setting AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
and
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
should suffice. If you are running on an EC2 instance
with an IAM role, the AWS SDK should automatically pick up credentials.
url
Retrieves from a URL. Takes the following method-params
:
{"url": "http://server/some-app.ipa"}
file
(do not use)Retrieves from the local filesystem. Takes the following method-params
:
{"path": "/path/to/app.ipa"}
This method is obviously dangerous, so don't enable it in production. One
could easily submit a build whose path
is /etc/shadow
. Running curl
http://server/api/build/98eccd9324cb9c674811e65c/ipa
would then dump out all
your password hashes. Oops.
But it's handy for testing.
From source:
npm install
bower install
env [...] ./ipaghazi
Within organizations, one would often like to distribute internal iOS apps through the simple means of opening a link to an app file, as is possible with Android APKs. Of course, this is Apple technology, so the simple solution is out of the question. Instead we are forced to deal with the unnecessarily complicated mechanism of over-the-air (OTA) install manifests. The user opens a link of the form:
itms-services://?action=download-manifest&url=https://example.org/manifest.plist
Note the conspicuous lack of any IPA files in that link. Instead, one specifies a URL to a "manifest" which looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>items</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>assets</key>
<array>
<dict>
<key>kind</key>
<string>software-package</string>
<key>url</key>
<string>https://example.org/someapp.ipa</string>
</dict>
</array>
<key>metadata</key>
<dict>
<key>bundle-identifier</key>
<string>org.example.someapp</string>
<key>bundle-version</key>
<string>1.0</string>
<key>kind</key>
<string>software</string>
<key>title</key>
<string>SomeApp</string>
</dict>
</dict>
</array>
</dict>
</plist>
The IPA URL is specified here in addition to the app bundle ID, version, and name. The manifest is completely redundant as all of this information is contained within the IPA itself. Moreover, arbitrary constraints have been applied to this process:
The manifest and IPA must be served over HTTPS.
You can't use file://
URLs. Installing from local storage would be too
simple, you see.
iOS performs installation through a service running in the background. When the user presses "OK" to allow the install, nothing else happens in the browser, and one must go to the home screen to observe progress.
Because the manifest hardcodes the URL, it will break if one decides to put the IPA somewhere else. One must also generate a manifest anew for every build so that the redundant metadata will match. It would therefore be preferable to autogenerate the manifest, and for this one needs a backend.
Authentication is also a problem. You can...
Host apps on your firewalled intranet.
Require a VPN to access apps.
Use HTTP Basic Authentication. This works, but the user may need to enter
credentials three times - once to access the page with the itms-services://
link, once for iOS to download the manifest, and once for the IPA. iOS does
not remember credentials between contexts.
Don't restrict access, and just hope nobody finds the URL. What could go wrong?
The options for authentication are otherwise limited. You can't use OAuth
because that requires in-browser user interaction, and you can't specify HTTP
headers. You also can't embed a password in the manifest and IPA URLs like
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, because iOS will prefill the username
but ignore the password. Putting credentials in the query string is an option.
ipaghazi
approaches the problem by making it your problem. You could configure
your HTTPS termination proxy to require Basic authentication for the web
interface ($IPAGHAZI_BASEURL
) but allow unauthenticated requests to the API
($IPAGHAZI_BASEURL/api
). Or you could put the whole thing behind a firewall
and forget about authentication.
It's an "IPA gateway". "-gate" is a common suffix for political scandals, as is now "-ghazi". Thus, "ipaghazi", an uninspired and unnecessarily provocative play on words. Suggestions for better names are welcome.
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A blockchain is literally a chain of blocks, but not in the traditional sense of those words. We are talking about digital information ("block") being stored in a public database ("Chain")
"Blocks" are made up of digital pieces of information. They have three parts: blocks store information about transactions, about who is participating in the transactions and blocks store information that distinguishes them from other blocks.
When a block stores new data it is added to the blockchain. Blockchain consists of many blocks strung to each other. For a block to be added to a blockchain, numerous things must first occur: A transaction must happen, the transaction must be verified, the transaction must then be stored in a block and the block must be given a hash
You can find more information about blockchain Here
Autonomous things is an ever-growing term for the developments in technology that are expected to bring computers into our physical world as autonomous entities without human instruction.
Self-navigating drones are the first autonomous things technology being deployed today. It is predicted that the first mass production and deployment of autonomous technology will be the autonomous, or "self-driving" car. Companies like Telsa are leading the way in autonomous car development.
You can read more about Autonomous Technology Here
Immersive Technology involves the integration of virtual content with the physical world. Immersive technology enables the user to engage naturally with the virtual reality.
In an immersive experience, the user accepts virtual parts of the world as part of the whole. This can potentially cause them to become less conscious that the parts are not in our physical reality.
Virtual reality is an ever growing immersive technology. Virtual reality is a term which describes a 3D computer generated environment. This environment can be explored by people.
You can read more about Immersive Technology and Virtual Reality Here and Here


What Governors Said About Hate Speech Bill
by Olugbenga IgeThe Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) has condemned the proposed death penalty for flouting Hate Speech, Concise News reports.
According to the governors, the National Assembly should hold a public hearing on the bill to ensure that the views of Nigerians were captured in the passage of the bill.
NGF Vice Chairman and Governor of Sokoto State, Aminu Tambuwal, gave the advice while fielding questions from newsmen at the end of the forum meeting held on Wednesday night in Abuja.
The Sokoto governor advised the federal lawmakers to respect the views of Nigerians on the bill.
“I am not sure I have heard any governor come out to say he is in support of the death penalty for hate speech.
“I believe the National Assembly should hold a public hearing on that bill so that due process of lawmaking is followed, so that the views of Nigerians not just the governors will be well captured on that bill.
“They should respect the views of Nigerians in whatever may be the direction of debate and the eventual passage or otherwise of that bill,” Tambuwal said.
Speaking on the governors’ position on the Finance Bill submitted to the NASS by President Muhammadu Buhari to increase Value Added Tax (VAT) from five to 7.5. percent, Tambuwal appealed to Nigerians to show more understanding with the Federal Government,” he said.
He added that the governors were in support of what would improve the revenue generation drive of both the federal and state governments.
“We are appealing to those who probably have no proper understanding of the context of those bills to kindly have a rethink of them and reflect on the quantum of work ahead of us.
”As a country and states, we need a lot of resources to turn around infrastructure, to invest in education, healthcare and every sector of our national life.
“There is an urgent need for more revenue in Nigeria. So, I appeal that we should show more understanding with the Federal Government in that regard,” he said.


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Delivered a 40+ page internal, multipurpose research paper that explored the efficacy and marketablity of educational video games [such as Nukotoys’ Mission to Planet 429]. This paper was to be the basis of a grant.
Methods
- Reviewed the most up-to-date educational psychology research using university libraries
- Synthesized the current market research for both gaming and educational technology industries
- Reviewed a variety of opinion pieces and policy briefs
- Synthesized sources and drafted the document


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Here’s a nifty trick. Route#to_s exists. Why is this cool?
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ActionController::Routing::Routes.routes.each do |r| puts r end |
This will give you a list of all of the routes you have defined, in a very human-consumable format. It’s great if you are trying to figure out why Rails is having problems accepting a URL that you think it should be accepting.
Similarly, you can list all of your named routes:
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ActionController::Routing::Routes.named_routes.routes.each do |name, route| puts "%20s: %s" % [name, route] end |
This is especially handy if you are using map.resources
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Instructions:
Turn: Left + Right
Accelerate: Up
Face to Decellerate: Down (turns ship to face away from movement)
Land: L (Click on planet to select, or "L" to select nearest planet)
Autopilot: A (turns towards current target)
Enter hyperspace: Z
Target ship/planet/system: Click on it
Double-time: Slash key
debug: n to damage shields (energy is used to recharge shields, fire weapons, etc)
The "Load" button only does the very first part - loading a file from the system.
It doesn't actually load anything from the file.


Engineer Functions-War time roles
Mobility
Those activities that enable a force to move personnel and equipment on the battlefield without delays due to terrain or obstacles.
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The development of such protective posns (eg earth berms), shelters and associated counter surveillance devices aimed at reducing the effectiveness of enemy weapon systems
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MotoGP, Crutchlow: "The difficulty on the Honda NSR 500? Using the clutch!"
Cal told of his experience on Eddie Lawson's bike: "It's comfortable and not very fast, but it immediately gives you all its power."
by Matteo AglioThe 500 2-strokes are legendary bikes for any enthusiast and rider. Light, bad, and terribly fascinating, especially since no rider has ever had the chance to try one, except for Valentino. But sometimes it happens and expectations are met.
During the Honda Racing Thanks Day, Cal Crutchlow rode the NSR 500 at Motegi, world champion bike in 1989 with Eddie Lawson.
"When they told me I'd be riding the NSR 500, I was a bit scared," the British rider confessed, "because it's a completely different bike from all the ones I've ever ridden in my life."
Once on the bike, he was able to understand what it meant to ride one of those beasts.
"In the end, it's not a really fast bike, compared to a current MotoGP, of course, but the power it delivers is incredible. It's like having an electric motor that directly gives you all the horse power."
It has to be tamed, and Cal had fun doing it, even if for only a few laps.
"In a sense, it has the character of a 2-stroke motocross bike, but what amazed me is that it's really comfortable," he explained. "The most difficult thing for me was to do without electronic shifting. I was no longer used to using a clutch! I had to use four fingers on the lever instead of just one!" he said, laughing. "It was a special experience."


Configure Wildcard-Based Subdomains
Apache’s virtual hosting feature makes it easy to host multiple websites or web applications on the same server, each accessible with a different domain name. However, when you have a large number of virtual hosts sharing almost-identical configuration, wildcard-based subdomains simplify maintenance and reduce the effort involved in adding a new virtual host.
With wildcard subdomains, it’s no longer necessary to edit the Apache configuration file or restart the server to initialize a new virtual host. Instead, you simply need to create a subdirectory matching the subdomain name on the server with your content, and Apache will automatically use that directory to serve requests for the corresponding subdomain.
| Virtual hosts created in this manner will not be accessible from other systems, unless those systems are separately configured to associate the custom domains used by virtual hosts with the IP address of the XAMPP server. |
This guide walks you through the process of setting up wildcard virtual hosts with XAMPP, such that requests for subdomain.localhost are automatically served by the subdomain/ directory of the main server document root. Follow the steps below: . Open a new Linux terminal and ensure you are logged in as root.
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Change to your XAMPP installation directory (typically, /opt/lampp) and open the httpd.conf file in the etc/ subdirectory using a text editor.
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Within the file, find the following line and uncomment it by removing the hash symbol (#) at the beginning of the line.
Include etc/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf
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Open the httpd-vhosts.conf file in the etc/extra/ subdirectory of your XAMPP installation directory using a text editor.
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Replace the contents of this file with the following directives:
UseCanonicalName Off <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/opt/lampp/htdocs/" ServerName localhost </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAlias *.localhost VirtualDocumentRoot "/opt/lampp/htdocs/%1/" </VirtualHost>
In this configuration, the first virtual host block configures how requests are handled by default. The second block configures wildcard virtual hosting for subdomains, such that requests for subdomain.localhost are automatically served by the subdomain/ directory of the /opt/lampp/htdocs/ directory. In particular, notice the %1 placeholder, which matches the subdomain name from the request URL.
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Restart Apache using the XAMPP control panel for your changes to take effect.
At this point, your wildcard subdomains are configured. You can easily test this by creating two new subdirectories at /opt/lampp/htdocs/app01/ and /opt/lampp/htdocs/app02/. Within each subdirectory, create a file named index.html and fill it with some sample HTML content. Use different content for each file, so that you can easily distinguish that they’re being served from different directories - for example:

Welcome to app01.localhost!

Hello from app02.localhost!

Since these domains do not actually exist, you also need to map them to the local IP address. Open the file /etc/hosts in a text editor and add the following line to it:
<IP_ADDRESS> app01.localhost app02.localhost
| Instead of performing this step for each new subdomain, use a local DNS server like dnsmasq to automatically resolve requests for *.localhost to the local IP address. Find out more about dnsmasq, and read this Stack Overflow thread for information on how to configure wildcard subdomains with dnsmasq. |
At this point, you should be able to enter the URLs http://app01.localhost or http://app02.localhost in your browser’s address bar, and you should then see the corresponding HTML page.