Latest TRP Ratings: Yehh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka Tops The Chart; Bigg Boss 13 And Dance Plus 5 Re-enter
by Nagarathna AThe TRP/BARC ratings for Week 48 (November 23-November 29, 2019) are out. While Yehh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka has topped the TRP chart, Kundali Bhagya and Choti Sarrdaarni have witnessed drops. Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai has jumped to the second spot. Bigg Boss 13 and Dance Plus 5 have re-entered the chart while Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum is out of the race.
There are no changes among the channels - Star Plus, SAB TV and Colors TV have retained their top three spots.
Yeh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka & Choti Sarrdaarni
Star Plus' Yeh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka has topped the chart and Colors' Choti Sarrdaarni has dropped to the fifth spot. The shows have managed to garner 2.7 and 2.4 TRP ratings, respectively.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai & Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke
While Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai has jumped to the second spot, its spin-off Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke has grabbed the seventh spot. The shows have managed to fetch 2.6 and 2.1 ratings, respectively.
Kumkum Bhagya & Kundali Bhagya
Kumkum Bhagya has managed to occupy the sixth spot with 2.3 ratings, its spin-off Kundali Bhagya has witnessed a major drop (at the third spot) with 2.6 ratings.
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah & Dance Plus 5
While Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has occupied the fourth spot, Dance Plus 5 has re-entered the chart (10th place). The shows have managed to get 2.5 and 1.9 ratings, respectively.
Bigg Boss 13 & Indian Idol 11
Colors controversial show Bigg Boss 13 is at the eighth spot followed by Sony TV's Indian Idol 11 at the ninth place. Bigg Boss' weekday episodes has garnered 1.8 ratings, weekend episodes has fetched 2.3 ratings; Indian Idol has got 1.9 TRP ratings.
Ratings Of Popular Shows Of Star Plus & Colors TV
Star Plus' shows - Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, Nazar, Sanjivani 2, Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum, Kasautii Zindagii Kay 2 and Kulfi Kumar Bajewala have garnered 1.3, 1.2, 0.9, 1.9, 1.9 and 0.8 ratings, respectively.
Colors' shows - Bahu Begam, Gath Bandhan and Bepanah Pyaarr have grabbed 0.6, 0.9 and 0.8 ratings, respectively.
Top 7 Channels
1. Star Plus-177
2. SAB TV-157
3. Colors TV-150
4. Sony TV-141
5. Zee TV-131
6. Star Bharat-78
7. &TV-36
Top 10 Shows
1. Yeh Jadu Hai Jinn Ka
2. Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai
3. Kundali Bhagya
4. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah
5. Choti Sarrdaarni
6. Kumkum Bhagya
7. Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke
8. Bigg Boss 13
9. Indian Idol 11
10. Dance Plus 5


Some clients that I had the pleasure to working for.
Built the front-end for 'Asset Safety Module' in ‘Asset Performance Management’ tool using Knockout.js for Meridium Inc.
Knockout.js
.NET Web Services
TFS
MVVM Implementation
Microsoft SQL Server
Coded rules for a web tagging framework in JavaScript at [24]7 Customer Care Inc. for Lenovo to gain insights about site visitors.
JavaScript
jQuery
SVN
Microsoft SQL Server
Built several modules for a product called 'Respond', which is a social networking site for school teachers, using Backbone.js and Node.js server.
Backbone.js
Backbone-Marionette.js
Node.js
Express.js
Mocha
Should.js
Jasmine
MongoDB
Twitter Bootstrap
Test Driven Development
GitHub
MV* Implementation
Built several HTML5 based sales reports for 'Global Marketing Operations' team for Microsoft. Several visualization components like charts, grids, filters were used.
JavaScript
jQuery
.NET Web Services
SVN
Microsoft SQL Server
Built a sales application using ExtJS, Google Maps and server side PHP for Abbott's sales team. Application was tested on iPad.
ExtJS
JavaScript
jQuery
PHP 3.0
SVN
MySQL
Built a project management tool for Mu Sigma using Adobe Flex and JAVA using BlazeDS framework.
Adobe Flex
ActionScript 3.0
JAVA
BlazeDS integration framework
SVN
MySQL
Built an Admin module for a product called 'MOMO' using Play 2.0 framework and MySQL for Mu Sigma.
Play 2.0
MySQL
SVN
Worked on several iPad gaming applications like Magic the Gathering, NBA Live 11, Sims 3 Ambitions, Command and Conquer 4 at Electronic Arts. Tested applications for several functional, graphical and game crash issues. Tested several game flows for bugs and reported them. Developed several checklists and test plans prior to testing phase.
Manual Testing
Test Plans
Testing Checklists
Bugzilla
Built an application in Ruby on Rails to classify Twitter users as Democrats or Republicans based on their tweets around 2016 Primaries, using Naive Bayers classifier. Application also finds out overall sentiment of the users towards the parties.
Ruby on Rails
Twitter Bootstrap 3.0
MySQL
Naive Bayers Classification
Sentiment Analysis
Built an application in Ruby on Rails to manage video games related information.
Ruby on Rails
Twitter Bootstrap 3.0
MySQL
Built an application in Ruby on Rails to manage movies database. Information about movies is fetched from IMDB API using a ruby gem.
Ruby on Rails
Twitter Bootstrap 3.0
MySQL
Built an application in JAVA to simulate routers in a network. Performed queuing analysis and time of residence at each router. Implemented DSCP marking at boundary routers.
JAVA
Built an social networking app in Android called 'Connectify' for college students. App lets you connect to users based on mutual interests and users' location. Built the web version of the app in Ruby on Rails.
Android
PHP 5.0
Ruby on Rails
Twitter Bootstrap 3.0
MySQL


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libcbor is a C library for parsing and generating CBOR, the general-purpose schema-less binary data format.
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| size_t | cbor_bytestring_length (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Returns the length of the binary data. More... | |
| bool | cbor_bytestring_is_definite (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Is the byte string definite? More... | |
| bool | cbor_bytestring_is_indefinite (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Is the byte string indefinite? More... | |
| cbor_mutable_data | cbor_bytestring_handle (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Get the handle to the binary data. More... | |
| void | cbor_bytestring_set_handle (cbor_item_t *item, cbor_mutable_data CBOR_RESTRICT_POINTER data, size_t length) |
| Set the handle to the binary data. More... | |
| cbor_item_t ** | cbor_bytestring_chunks_handle (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Get the handle to the array of chunks. More... | |
| size_t | cbor_bytestring_chunk_count (const cbor_item_t *item) |
| Get the number of chunks this string consist of. More... | |
| bool | cbor_bytestring_add_chunk (cbor_item_t *item, cbor_item_t *chunk) |
| Appends a chunk to the bytestring. More... | |
| cbor_item_t * | cbor_new_definite_bytestring () |
| Creates a new definite byte string. More... | |
| cbor_item_t * | cbor_new_indefinite_bytestring () |
| Creates a new indefinite byte string. More... | |
| cbor_item_t * | cbor_build_bytestring (cbor_data handle, size_t length) |
| Creates a new byte string and initializes it. More... | |
| cbor_item_t* cbor_build_bytestring | ( | cbor_data | handle, |
| size_t | length | ||
| ) |
Creates a new byte string and initializes it.
The handle
will be copied to a newly allocated block
| handle | Block of binary data |
| length | Length of data |
handle
. NULL
on malloc failure. Definition at line 63 of file bytestrings.c.
| bool cbor_bytestring_add_chunk | ( | cbor_item_t * | item, |
| cbor_item_t * | chunk | ||
| ) |
Appends a chunk to the bytestring.
Indefinite byte strings only.
May realloc the chunk storage.
| item[borrow] | An indefinite byte string |
| item[incref] | A definite byte string |
chunk
is not increased and the item
is left intact. Definition at line 95 of file bytestrings.c.
| size_t cbor_bytestring_chunk_count | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Get the number of chunks this string consist of.
| item[borrow] | A indefinite bytestring |
Definition at line 87 of file bytestrings.c.
| cbor_item_t** cbor_bytestring_chunks_handle | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Get the handle to the array of chunks.
Manipulations with the memory block (e.g. sorting it) are allowed, but the validity and the number of chunks must be retained.
| item[borrow] | A indefinite byte string |
Definition at line 80 of file bytestrings.c.
| cbor_mutable_data cbor_bytestring_handle | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Get the handle to the binary data.
Definite items only. Modifying the data is allowed. In that case, the caller takes responsibility for the effect on items this item might be a part of
| item[borrow] | A definite byte string |
NULL
if no data have been assigned yet. Definition at line 18 of file bytestrings.c.
| bool cbor_bytestring_is_definite | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Is the byte string definite?
| item[borrow] | a byte string |
Definition at line 24 of file bytestrings.c.
| bool cbor_bytestring_is_indefinite | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Is the byte string indefinite?
| item[borrow] | a byte string |
Definition at line 30 of file bytestrings.c.
| size_t cbor_bytestring_length | ( | const cbor_item_t * | item | ) |
Returns the length of the binary data.
For definite byte strings only
| item[borrow] | a definite bytestring |
Definition at line 12 of file bytestrings.c.
| void cbor_bytestring_set_handle | ( | cbor_item_t * | item, |
| cbor_mutable_data CBOR_RESTRICT_POINTER | data, | ||
| size_t | length | ||
| ) |
Set the handle to the binary data.
| item[borrow] | A definite byte string |
| data | The memory block. The caller gives up the ownership of the block. libcbor will deallocate it when appropriate using its free function |
| length | Length of the data block |
Definition at line 72 of file bytestrings.c.
| cbor_item_t* cbor_new_definite_bytestring | ( | ) |
Creates a new definite byte string.
The handle is initialized to NULL
and length to 0
NULL
on malloc failure. Definition at line 35 of file bytestrings.c.
| cbor_item_t* cbor_new_indefinite_bytestring | ( | ) |
Creates a new indefinite byte string.
The chunks array is initialized to NULL
and chunkcount to 0
NULL
on malloc failure. Definition at line 46 of file bytestrings.c.


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Project :: IRWatcher
This was an experiment into using more advanced JavaScript concepts and developing with Node.js. It lead me to cloud PaaS deployment and integration - namely Redhat OpenShift. Node.js is lightweight, powerful, damn fast and actually quite easy to use. I used to program JavaScript in a minimal way and did so fairly imperatively, Node.js has certainly opened up the potential of JavaScript to me and I now enjoy programming with it immensely.
There are many reasons that make JavaScript an ideal language for web systems, I think the most obvious to me now is its natural and native support for JSON. One example - loading Node.js configuration from JSON in a file was up and running in seconds. The JSON is parsed and whacked into an object for you, no messing around writing XML and code to parse configuration structures and transfer the information to objects - I've done this in C# often - and seeing this in Node.js I'd really like to use something similar in C#. Not just custom configuration, but all the config for WCF services and app settings etc.
Redhat's OpenShift cloud platform as a service is impressive yet simple. Integrate it with your Git repo as a remote and just push to it to release and deploy. I was able to utilise a free OpenShift account that gives me 3 gears (platforms for applications) - each with their own MongoDB database.
Considering everything was free, I'm both impressed and fond of Node.js, MongoDB and OpenShift. I will certainly continue to develop on this stack.
The application watches interest rates at ANZ bank, records those rates over time and alerts when a change is detected via email. Often the interest rate on your high-interest-savings-account goes down without you knowing - the bank doesn't tell you like they would if it was a home loan. Or maybe you want to watch the interest rates of term deposits and wait for it to go up before you invest. Perhaps you just want to keep an eye on home loan rates. This application is capable of doing all of these things and can be custom configured to do so. I thought this a worthy experiment with Node.js as it utilises the networking strengths of Node and a lot of the power of working with JSON natively.
The application uses Bootstrap 3 for a responsive UI, Express on Node.js for MVC and the Jade template engine for HTML output.


A number of system services, mainly for input and output, are available for use by your MIPS program. They are described in the table below.
MIPS register contents are not affected by a system call, except for result registers as specified in the table below.
li $v0, 1 # service 1 is print integer add $a0, $t0, $zero # load desired value into argument register $a0, using pseudo-op syscall
| Service | Code in $v0 | Arguments | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| print integer | 1 | $a0 = integer to print | |
| print float | 2 | $f12 = float to print | |
| print double | 3 | $f12 = double to print | |
| print string | 4 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string to print | |
| read integer | 5 | $v0 contains integer read | |
| read float | 6 | $f0 contains float read | |
| read double | 7 | $f0 contains double read | |
| read string | 8 | $a0 = address of input buffer $a1 = maximum number of characters to read | See note below table |
| sbrk (allocate heap memory) | 9 | $a0 = number of bytes to allocate | $v0 contains address of allocated memory |
| exit (terminate execution) | 10 | ||
| print character | 11 | $a0 = character to print | See note below table |
| read character | 12 | $v0 contains character read | |
| open file | 13 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string containing filename $a1 = flags $a2 = mode | $v0 contains file descriptor (negative if error). See note below table |
| read from file | 14 | $a0 = file descriptor $a1 = address of input buffer $a2 = maximum number of characters to read | $v0 contains number of characters read (0 if end-of-file, negative if error). See note below table |
| write to file | 15 | $a0 = file descriptor $a1 = address of output buffer $a2 = number of characters to write | $v0 contains number of characters written (negative if error). See note below table |
| close file | 16 | $a0 = file descriptor | |
| exit2 (terminate with value) | 17 | $a0 = termination result | See note below table |
| Services 1 through 17 are compatible with the SPIM simulator, other than Open File (13) as described in the Notes below the table. Services 30 and higher are exclusive to MARS. | |||
| time (system time) | 30 | $v0 = low order 32 bits of system time $v1 = high order 32 bits of system time. See note below table | |
| MIDI out | 31 | $a0 = pitch (0-127) $a1 = duration in milliseconds $a2 = instrument (0-127) $a3 = volume (0-127) | Generate tone and return immediately. See note below table |
| sleep | 32 | $a0 = the length of time to sleep in milliseconds. | Causes the MARS Java thread to sleep for (at least) the specified number of milliseconds. This timing will not be precise, as the Java implementation will add some overhead. |
| MIDI out synchronous | 33 | $a0 = pitch (0-127) $a1 = duration in milliseconds $a2 = instrument (0-127) $a3 = volume (0-127) | Generate tone and return upon tone completion. See note below table |
| print integer in hexadecimal | 34 | $a0 = integer to print | Displayed value is 8 hexadecimal digits, left-padding with zeroes if necessary. |
| print integer in binary | 35 | $a0 = integer to print | Displayed value is 32 bits, left-padding with zeroes if necessary. |
| print integer as unsigned | 36 | $a0 = integer to print | Displayed as unsigned decimal value. |
| (not used) | 37-39 | ||
| set seed | 40 | $a0 = i.d. of pseudorandom number generator (any int). $a1 = seed for corresponding pseudorandom number generator. | No values are returned. Sets the seed of the corresponding underlying Java pseudorandom number generator (java.util.Random). See note below table |
| random int | 41 | $a0 = i.d. of pseudorandom number generator (any int). | $v0 contains the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value from this random number generator's sequence. See note below table |
| random int range | 42 | $a0 = i.d. of pseudorandom number generator (any int). $a1 = upper bound of range of returned values. | $v0 contains pseudorandom, uniformly distributed int value in the range 0 <= [int] < [upper bound], drawn from this random number generator's sequence. See note below table |
| random float | 43 | $a0 = i.d. of pseudorandom number generator (any int). | $f0 contains the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed float value in the range 0.0 <= f < 1.0 from this random number generator's sequence. See note below table |
| random double | 44 | $a0 = i.d. of pseudorandom number generator (any int). | $f0 contains the next pseudorandom, uniformly distributed double value in the range 0.0 <= f < 1.0 from this random number generator's sequence. See note below table |
| (not used) | 45-49 | ||
| ConfirmDialog | 50 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user | $v0 contains value of user-chosen option 0: Yes 1: No 2: Cancel |
| InputDialogInt | 51 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user | $v0 contains int read $v1 contains status value 0: OK status -1: input data cannot be correctly parsed -2: Cancel was chosen -3: OK was chosen but no data had been input into field |
| InputDialogFloat | 52 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user | $f0 contains float read $v1 contains status value 0: OK status -1: input data cannot be correctly parsed -2: Cancel was chosen -3: OK was chosen but no data had been input into field |
| InputDialogDouble | 53 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user | $f0 contains double read $v1 contains status value 0: OK status -1: input data cannot be correctly parsed -2: Cancel was chosen -3: OK was chosen but no data had been input into field |
| InputDialogString | 54 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user $a1 = address of input buffer $a2 = maximum number of characters to read | See Service 8 note below table $v1 contains status value 0: OK status. Buffer contains the input string. -2: Cancel was chosen. No change to buffer. -3: OK was chosen but no data had been input into field. No change to buffer. -4: length of the input string exceeded the specified maximum. Buffer contains the maximum allowable input string plus a terminating null. |
| MessageDialog | 55 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is the message to user $a1 = the type of message to be displayed: 0: error message, indicated by Error icon 1: information message, indicated by Information icon 2: warning message, indicated by Warning icon 3: question message, indicated by Question icon other: plain message (no icon displayed) | N/A |
| MessageDialogInt | 56 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is an information-type message to user $a1 = int value to display in string form after the first string | N/A |
| MessageDialogFloat | 57 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is an information-type message to user $f12 = float value to display in string form after the first string | N/A |
| MessageDialogDouble | 58 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is an information-type message to user $f12 = double value to display in string form after the first string | N/A |
| MessageDialogString | 59 | $a0 = address of null-terminated string that is an information-type message to user $a1 = address of null-terminated string to display after the first string | N/A |
# Sample MIPS program that writes to a new file. # by Kenneth Vollmar and Pete Sanderson .data fout: .asciiz "testout.txt" # filename for output buffer: .asciiz "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." .text ############################################################### # Open (for writing) a file that does not exist li $v0, 13 # system call for open file la $a0, fout # output file name li $a1, 1 # Open for writing (flags are 0: read, 1: write) li $a2, 0 # mode is ignored syscall # open a file (file descriptor returned in $v0) move $s6, $v0 # save the file descriptor ############################################################### # Write to file just opened li $v0, 15 # system call for write to file move $a0, $s6 # file descriptor la $a1, buffer # address of buffer from which to write li $a2, 44 # hardcoded buffer length syscall # write to file ############################################################### # Close the file li $v0, 16 # system call for close file move $a0, $s6 # file descriptor to close syscall # close file ###############################################################
Service 31 will generate the tone then immediately return. Service 33 will generate the tone then sleep for the tone's duration before returning. Thus it essentially combines services 31 and 32.
This service requires four parameters as follows:
pitch ($a0)
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Jubilation as new Lagos CP declares state of emergency on traffic, deployed 1000 personnel
- Lagos CP, Hakeem Odumosu, has declared a state of emergency on traffic in the state
- The CP also delpoyed 1000 additional personnel for the control of traffic
- People of the state have been groaning over persistent traffic in the metropolis
Two days after he assumed office as Lagos state commissioner of police, CP Hakeem Odumosu, has declared a state of emergency on traffic management and control in the state.
Legit.ng reports that the new commissioner of police ordered the immediate deployment of additional one thousand police officers to traffic duties.
He took the decision during an emergency meeting he summoned in the command headquarters on Wednesday, November 20, to review the current traffic situation in the state.
According to the statement issued by the state police public relations officer, DSP Bala Elkana, on Thursday, November 21, indicated that the deputy commissioners of police department of finance and administration, department of operations, criminal investigation department and rapid response squad.
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The area commanders, area operations officers, state traffic officer, divisional traffic officers across the state and the chairman Lagos state Taskforce on environmental and special offences, among others, were also in attendance according to the statement.
Odumosu also reviewed the time for duty report for traffic officers to take care of the peak hours, adding that traffic duties officers would be run shifts between 10am and 10pm while the second shift would be 10pm to 10am, providing 24hours coverage.
He added that they would all operate in their usual reflective jackets, saying that measure would help in ensuring free flow of traffic and will also curb the menace of traffic robbery.
He, however, called on Lagosians to accord the police officers on traffic duties maximum cooperation in the discharge of their statutory duties as he enjoined all road users to obey traffic laws.
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Testing Farm is Packit’s testing system. It is a containerized service for running tests. Test execution is configured via Flexible Metadata Format, according to the L1 Metadata and L2 Metadata specification.
Currently only a subset of the metadata specification is implemented: It is possible to run BeakerLib tests and arbitrary shell commands. See Examples and Support Matrix for more details.
If you are interested in Testing Farm’s architecture, see the section Architecture.
Test configuration is stored directly in the project repository.
Make sure that you have fmf
package installed on your system.
In order to start, initialize the metadata tree in the root directory of your git repository.
fmf init
The initialization will create .fmf
directory in your repository which you must add in your pull request otherwise Testing Farm will not find your tests.
For small projects store test config in a single ci.fmf
file.
If your config grows consider using elasticity to organize your config into multiple files.
Here’s a minimal example showing how to enable a simple smoke test:
/test/build/smoke:
execute:
how: shell
commands:
- /usr/bin/binary --help
The first line defines name of the test set.
It is possible to define multiple testsets in the config to cover multiple scenarios.
Tests can be fetched from a remote repository as well.
Use the discover
step to reference the remote repository:
/test/build/smoke:
discover:
how: fmf
repository: "https://github.com/systemd-rhel/tests"
execute:
how: beakerlib
Use custom filter
in order to choose relevant tests only:
discover:
how: fmf
filter: "tier: 1 & distros: rhel-8"
repository: "https://github.com/systemd-rhel/tests"
The prepare
step can be used to define how test environment should be prepared before testing.
Currently only ansible playbooks are supported:
prepare:
how: ansible
playbooks:
- ci/rhel-8.yml
See the L2 Metadata specification for a detailed description of the individual test steps and the whole concept.
In order to enable test execution simply include copr_build
and tests
jobs in the .packit.yaml
configuration:
...
jobs:
- job: copr_build
trigger: pull_request
metadata:
targets:
- fedora-29-x86_64
- fedora-30-x86_64
- fedora-rawhide-x86_64
- job: tests
trigger: pull_request
metadata:
targets:
- fedora-29-x86_64
- fedora-30-x86_64
- fedora-rawhide-x86_64
Same as for copr_build
targets, you can use fedora-development
, fedora-stable
and fedora-all
aliases for test targets as well.
That’s it! Since now you should see testing feedback in your pull requests.
The testing will be automatically started after an update to the pull request and successful copr build. To trigger retesting manually (can come handy in case of infrastructure issues for example), you can use the following comment in the pull request:
/packit test
Currently supported steps and implementations:
We currently support running tests in an x86_64 virtual machine only. The system is using qemu-kvm with hardware acceleration. You have full root access in the machine. The test environment currently cannot be easily changed.
Additional machine specs:
We are working on an easy way how to develop new tests, debug and reproduce issues for failed runs. Until that is ready, your best option is to spin up a new Fedora Docker container or run the Fedora Cloud Base qcow2 manually via qemu-kvm or libvirt. See the Worker section for details how to run the tool locally.
Get inspiration for a quick start from a couple of real-life examples!
Here is an example of a simple integration test for the web server httpd
and curl
utility:
/test/build/smoke:
execute:
how: shell
commands:
- dnf -y install httpd curl
- systemctl start httpd
- echo foo > /var/www/html/index.html
- curl http://localhost/ | grep foo
Single testset /test/build/smoke
defines only the execute
step.
Individual shell commands are provided as a list.
Testing will fail if any of the commands returns a non-zero exit status.
Below you can find little bit more interesting example of a systemd
test configuration:
/test/pull-request/smoke:
summary:
Basic set of quick smoke tests for systemd.
discover:
how: fmf
filter: "tier: 1 & distros: rhel-8"
repository: "https://github.com/systemd-rhel/tests"
prepare:
how: ansible
playbooks: [ci/rhel-8.yml]
execute:
how: beakerlib
This testset enables a set of Tier 1 tests from the shared systemd tests repository. The meaning of individual attributes is as follows:
filter
.Here’s a real-life example of tests enabled for the fmf package.
There are several testsets defined under the testsets directory.
The smoke
testset enables a super basic test checking availability of the fmf
command:
summary:
Just a basic smoke test
execute:
how: shell
commands:
- fmf --help
Testset features
is used to execute all available beakerlib tests from the fmf
repository:
summary:
Essential command line features
discover:
how: fmf
repository: https://github.com/psss/fmf
execute:
how: beakerlib
It is also possible to select only a subset of available tests.
This is demonstrated by the docs
testset.
Use an fmf filter
like tier:1
to select tests for execution.
You can also reference a specific feature area instead:
summary:
Ensure that documentation is present
discover:
how: fmf
repository: https://github.com/psss/fmf
filter: coverage:/stories/docs.*
execute:
how: beakerlib
See the stories directory to get some inspiration for organizing stories and requirements.
If you have found an issue or have an RFE, please use Testing Farm’s general project to file an issue.
Testing Farm is a containerized application running on Kubernetes. It consists of 4 main components. It’s source code is located under the testing-farm organization on gitlab.com.
Currently Testing Farm is deployed on Centos CI Openshift, where it runs it’s components and uses the same cluster as the testing infrastructure. See section Test Environment for more information about the test environment.
API is a REST API endpoint used for integration with other services. Packit Service uses this API to trigger tests. For each trigger request the API runs a Worker on the cluster as a separate pod.
The Console component uses it to get the logs of the Workers. Each trigger request MUST contain a unique pipeline ID, generated by the requester, which identifies the request and result and is used to access the console and testing artifacts.
The API is currently in version 0 and it is expected to change.
The source code of the API is located in the testing-farm/api project.
Is a React.js application that uses API’s console endpoint to access the Worker’s pod console.
Currently it is the main entrypoint for a user.
Packit users can access the console by clicking the Details
link in the Github PR test results.
Console provides also a link to produced test artifacts.
The source code of the Console is located in the testing-farm/console project.
Artifacts component provides access to the artifact storage to the end users. Artifacts are stored on a persistent volume storage which is shared with all the workers. Artifacts are not accessed directly, but via the Console.
The source code of the Artifacts is located in the testing-farm/artifacts project.
Worker is a container image which runs the testing workloads. Each worker is run in a separate pod.
The worker can be easily run from your localhost and if it has access to /dev/kvm, it can run basically the same workloads as CI. We will use it in the future to provide a seamless experience to the end users to reproduce the tests on your localhost.
If you want to try out worker now, you can easily run some tests from a repository with FMF tests with the command bellow.
podman run --device /dev/kvm quay.io/testing-farm/cruncher cruncher --git-url https://github.com/packit-service/hello-world --keep-instance
The option --keep-instance
will keep the VM reserved and you will be presented in the worker logs how to connect to the machine via ssh.
The source code of the Worker is located in the testing-farm/cruncher project.


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Ackerman, Alberta (nee
Stephens)
Alberta Stephens was one of 26
graduating class of 1944 at Lewisville High School. Source: Lewisville, Ohio
high school news.
Ackerman, Anna and Mr. Charles
J. Gramlich
Miss Anna Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Ackerman, and Mr. Charles C. Gramlich, were married in Woodsfield,
Ohio last Saturday by the Reverend George L. Davis, pastor of the M. E. Church.
The bride is a very highly respected young lady of Woodsfield, and the groom is
employed in the railroad business at Zanesville, where the happy couple are now located in a home previously furnished for
them.
Source:
The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield,
Ohio, Thursday, October 25, 1923
Ackerman, Anna L.
Born: May 10, 1901,
in Monroe County, Ohio. Daughter of: Conrad Ackerman and Louise Cecil
Ackerman. Died: February 19, 1948, Zanesville, Ohio. Married:
Charles J. Gramlich. Source: Monroe County death records.
Ackerman, Anna C. and George
J. Bintz
Married: February
19, 1882. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Benjamin H. and Miss
Anne C. Ludwig
Tuesday morning, December 15, 1903,
the marriage of Mr. Benjamin H. Ackerman and Miss Anne C. Ludwig took place at
the home of the bride s parents near Lewisville, Ohio. Charles W. Neuhart acted as groomsman and Miss Minnie M. Ludwig,
sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. They were the recipients of many fine
presents and many were the friends and relatives who had gathered to see them
start their journey in married life. The Reverend Theodore A. Hafele of Woodsfield performed the marriage ceremony.
Source:
The Spirit of Democracy, Thursday,
December 17, 1903.
Benjamin H. Ackerman, age 22 of Monroefield. Parents: Herman and Mary Niesz.
Anne C. Ludwig, age 22. Daughter of Louis and Lottie Weber
Ludwig.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Benjamin P. and
Elsie L. Hines
Benjamin P. Ackerman, age 26, of
Monroe County, Ohio. Parents: John and Louisa Christman
Ackerman. Married: December 15, 1915, to Elsie L. Hines.
Age 20, of Monroe County. Daughter of Henry and Lizzie Neisz Hines.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Campie
and Charles E. Burgbacher
Charles
E. Burgbacher, age 31, of Monroe County, Ohio.
Parents: John and Catherine Dumire Burgbacher. Married on August 23, 1900,
to Campie Ackerman. Age 29.
Widow. Daughter of: Dawson Whitlatch
and Sarah Lowther.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Carrie Eloise
Born: October 12, 1914, Center
Township. Parents: William T. Ackerman and Jessie May Turner. Source: Monroe
County birth records.
Ackerman, Carey Gail and John
Francis Block
Were united in marriage on August 19
at Saint Benedict Church in Cambridge with Father Robert Borer officiating the double ring ceremony. The bride is the
daughter of Connie and Raymond Smithberger, Graysville,and Phil and Sally
Ackerman, Beallsville. The bridegroom is the son of Barbara Block, Reynoldsburg
and Francis Block, Woodsfield. The bride wore a sleeveless gown with a scooped
neckline. The bodice was covered with miniature daisies and satin pearls. The
tulle skirt on her gown was complete with seven layers of tulle and satiny
polyester. Rows of miniature daisies cascaded from the waistline and trimmed
the train of her gown. In memory of her grandmother, Ruth J. Graham, the bride
wore her grandmother's engagement ring on her right hand. Alison Killian,
cousin of the bride, served as maid of honor, and Francis Block, father of the
bridegroom served as best man. Other attendants for the bride were: Pamela
Claus, Rochelle Winder, Christy Miller and Ramona Ackerman. Christopher Sturtz, Joseph Block, Casey Ackerman and Tim Kuhn were
other attendants for the bridegroom. Stephany Block
and Taylor Ackerman were the flower girls and Anthony Block was the ring
bearer. Attending the guest book were Krista Ackerman and Brittany Ackerman.
Following the ceremony, the reception, coordinated by Cindy Winland,
was held in the ballroom of the Lodge at Salt Fork State Park and Resort, Cambridge.
The bride is a 1995 graduate of Monroe Central High School and a 1999 graduate
of Ohio University. She is currently employed as an Ohio AppalCORPS
tutor and as a substitute teacher for the Switzerland of Ohio Local School
District. She is also pursuing a second degree in Middle Childhood Education
from Ohio University. The bridegroom is a 1990 graduate of Westerville North
High School. He is a veteran of Desert Storm, serving in the United States Army
for eight years. Currently, he is employed by Shadow Lake Campground and
Resort. Following their honeymoon at Walt Disney World's Old Key West Resort in
Orlando, Florida, the couple now resides with their two children in Miltonsburg. Source: Monroe
County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio. Published: January 11,
2001.
Ackerman, Celestia
Elizabeth
Born: January 1, 1912, Woodsfield,
Ohio. Parents: William Ackerman and Mary M. Christman.
Source: Monroe County birth records.
1930
Ohio Census:
Celestia was
18 yrs. old, born about 1912 in Ohio. Both her parents were born in Ohio. She
was single. She was attending school and could read, write,
and
speak English. She did not have an occupation. She was living with her
parents, William and Mary M., and brother, Raymond W., on Roy Street,
Woodsfield, Center Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Source: Year: 1930 Census
Place: Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio. Roll: T626_1851. Page: 16B. Enumeration
District: 4. Image: 0078. cp. 33.
Ackerman, Clara Gertrude and
J. W. Christman
J. W. Christman [John William Christman]; age 30 years on the 7th
day of September 1902. Birthplace: Calais, Monroe County, Ohio.
Occupation: farmer. Father: John Christman. Mother:
Eva Pfalzgraf. License was issued on February 25,
1903, and married March 4, 1903, to Clara Ackerman. Age 27.
Birthplace, Lewisville, Monroe County. Occupation:
housekeeper. Father: Herman Ackerman. Mother: Mary Neisz.
Married by Otto Albrecht, Evangelist pastor.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records
Ackerman, Conrad and Louisa C.
Cecil
Married: March 31,
1878. Source: Monroe County marriage records
Ackerman, Douglas A, Master
Sergeant
Master Sergeant Douglas A. Ackerman
was honored recently in Washington D.C., as one of the United States Air
Force's 12 outstanding airmen of the year of 2003. He was selected from
approximately 300,000 airmen. He is the son of Fred and Martha Ackerman of
Woodsfield.
Source:
The Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield,
Ohio, Published: October 2003.
Ackerman, Edward Henry
Edward was one of 18 in his graduating
class of 1940 at Lewisville High school. Source: Lewisville, Ohio high school
news.
Ackerman, Elizabeth and
Sylvester Nalley
Married: September
17, 1878. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Eloise and Mr.
William E. Smith
Using the single ring ceremony, William
E. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Smith, of Eastern Avenue, and Miss
Eloise Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ackerman, of Woodsfield,
were united in marriage, Saturday, May 6th, at 11:00 p.m., at the Evangelical
parsonage. The Reverend R. W. Jungfer, Jr., performed
the nuptial ceremony. Attendants were William F. Smith, of Marietta, Ohio and
Mrs. R. W. Jungfer, Jr. Mr. Smith is a graduate of
Woodsfield High School, class of 30 and is the proprietor of a cleaning and
pressing business on South Main Street. The bride is a graduate of Woodsfield
High School, class of 34 and is an attractive and talented young lady. They
will make their home on Church Street. Many friends extend congratulations.
Source: The
Monroe County Beacon, Thursday, May 11, 1939.
Ackerman, Forrest Ray
Born: September 19, 1919, Woodsfield,
Center township, parents: Jacob Ackerman and Edna
Pearl Dougherty. Source: Monroe County birth records.
Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ackerman, Woodsfield,
celebrated their Silver Anniversary with a buffet dinner on August 30.
Source:
The Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield,
Ohio, September 1964.
Ackerman, Francis Paulus
Born: August 14, 1917, Center
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. Parents: Henry Ackerman and Bertie B. Longdon. Source: Monroe County birth records.
Ackerman, Fred, Jr. and
Kimberly Paige Burns
Haleigh and
Ryan Ackerman and Katherine Fickell wish to announce
the marriage of their parents , Fred Ackerman, Jr. and
Kimberly Paige Burns. The couple was married in a double ring ceremony at their
home in Woodsfield, with family and friends attending. Judge James Peters
performed the ceremony. Fred, the son of Fred Sr., and Martha Ackerman,
Woodsfield, is plant manager at Alumitech of West Virginia.
Kim, the daughter of Monna Burns and Russell burns,
both of Columbus, is an RN, working in the special care nursery at Genesis
Health Center, Zanesville. A reception immediately followed the ceremony.
Source:
Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield,
Ohio. Published--April 8, 2002.
Ackerman, Harold Guy
Born: October 15, 1919, Center
Township. Parents: William Ackerman and Jessie M. Turner. Source: Monroe County
birth records.
Ackerman, Helen and Mr. Edward
F. Pickens
Miss Helen Ackerman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ackerman, north of Woodsfield, and Edward F. Pickens, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Pickens, of Lewisville, Ohio were united in marriage at 7:15
o clock, Saturday evening, February 25th. Minister J. V. A. Traylor, pastor of
the Woodsfield Church of Christ, officiated at the exchange of marriage vows at
his home on Eastern Avenue. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Weber,
sister and brother-in-law of the bride. The bride was attired in teal blue with
accessories to match.
Both
Mr. and Mrs. Pickens have many friends who join in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Source:
The Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield,
Ohio, March 2, 1939
Edward F. Pickens was one of 23 in his
graduating class of 1935 at Lewisville High School. Source: Lewisville, Ohio
High School news.
Ackerman, Henri C. and Louise Christman
Married: November
29, 1894. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Henry F. and Birtie B. Longdon
Henry F. Ackerman, age 25, of Monroe
County, Ohio. Parents: Paulus and Katharine Schwensberg Ackerman. Married December 25, 1905, to Birtie B. Longdon, age 21, of
Monroe County. Daughter of Abe and Julia Lowe Longdon.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Jacob and Edna Pearl
Dougherty
Jacob Ackerman, age 36, of Monroe
County, Ohio. Parents: Paulus and Martha Schwenbach Ackerman. Married January 1,
1912 to Edna Pearl Dougherty. Age 21, of Monroe
County. Daughter of Edward and Eliza Shafer Dougherty.
Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, John and Campsadel Whitlatch
Married: November
15, 1890. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, John A. and Lena Christman
Married: November
17, 1891. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Lois and John Baker
John and Lois (nee Ackerman) Baker
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 20, 2004. The couple was
married in Somerton United Methodist Church June 20, 1954, with the Reverend
Joseph Craig officiating.
John
is the son of the late Charles and Mary M. Baker of Lewisville. Lois is the
daughter of the late George and Ethel Ackerman of Somerton. The couple has been
greatly blessed with three children, Steve (Chriss)
Baker of Woodsfield; Rhonda (Kevin) Marshall of Lewisville and Greg (Chris) Baker
of Lewisville. The family circle includes five wonderful grandchildren, Chad
and Cody Baker; Nikki Baker and Scott and Casey Marshall. The couple celebrated
their special day with a surprise dinner given by the family at River City
Restaurant in Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Source: The Monroe County Beacon,
July 8, 2004.
Ackerman, Lidia and Mr.
Charles T. Brubach
Miss Lidia Ackerman, age 31. Parents: Paulus and Elizabeth Schausbach
Ackerman. Married: In Monroe County, Ohio on November 10, 1903 to Mr. Charles
T. Brubach, age 31. Parents: Jakob
and Mary Nauer Brubach.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Mary and Jacob Christman
Married: March 13,
1892. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Mary E. and Forest
H. Hall
Married September 6,
1884. Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, Pauline and Ray
Clarence Taylor
Miss Pauline Ackerman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ackerman, of Woodsfield, became the bride of Private Ray Clarence
Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor, also of Woodsfield, on Wednesday
evening, December 29th. Reverend Walter Trogler read
the single ring ceremony in the parsonage of St. Paul s Evangelical and
Reformed Church of South Main Street. The couple was unattended. Mrs. Taylor
returned to Columbus where she is employed. Private Taylor, who had been
enrolled in the University of Oregon at Corvallis, Oregon, in the A. S. T.
program, has been transferred to Camp Carson, Colorado, where he is now stationed.
Source: The Monroe County Beacon,
Woodsfield, Ohio, Thursday, January 10, 1943.
Ackerman, Phyllis Jean and
Roger W. Claus
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ackerman requests the honour of your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Phyllis Jean to Mr. Roger W. Claus on Saturday, the eighth of
January, Nineteen hundred and seventy-two at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Fellowship Hall, Lewisville, Ohio
Reception following the ceremony. Source--Wedding Invitation
Ackerman, Rosa M. and Mr.
Chester S. Schwartz
Mr. Chester
Samuel Schwartz, age 22, of Monroefield, Ohio. Parents: Samuel Aron and Matilda Seebright
Schwartz. Married: Miss Rosa Marie Ackerman, age 26, of Monroe County. Daughter of John Adam and Louisa Christman
Ackerman. Married March 23, 1916, by the Reverend
William F. Kohler. Source: The
Spirit of Democracy, Thursday, March 30, 1916 and Monroe County marriage
records.
Ackerman, Samuel H.
Serial Number: 3531014. Race: White.
Residence: R. F. D. 1, Jerusalem, Ohio. Enlistment Division: National Army.
Enlistment Location: St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Enlistment
Date: July 22, 1918. Birth Place: Jerusalem, Ohio. Birth Date: August 22, 1895.
Assigns Comment: 18 Company 4 Training Battalion 158 Depot Brigade to 8 August
1918; Company G 333 Infantry to 7 October 1918; Company G 364 Infantry to
Discharge Private American Expeditionary Forces 2 September 1918 to 2 April
1919. Honorable discharge: April 25, 1919. Volume #: 1. Source: Ohio Military
Men, 1917-1918.
Ackerman, Thelma and Mr.
Leighton Weber
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Thelma Ackerman and Leighton Weber. The wedding was quietly
solemnized Saturday morning, December 15th, 1931, in the Lutheran parsonage at
Wheeling, West Virginia.
Mrs.
Weber is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ackerman and Mr. Weber
is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Weber of near Oaklawn
Avenue, Woodsfield, Ohio. He is employed at Drum s garage. Many friends extend
congratulations. Source: The Spirit of
Democracy, Thursday, December 31, 1931.
Ackerman, Walter J. and
Alberta Mae Stephen
Miss Alberta Stephen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Stephen, of Woodsfield, Route 3, became the bride of Mr. Walter J.
Ackerman, son of Mr. Benjamin Ackerman, of Lewisville, on Saturday morning November
ninth, at nine o'clock. The wedding took place in St. John's Church of Miltonsburg at a Nuptial High Mass, with Reverend Noah E.
Brunner officiating. Miss Dorothy Stephen, of Columbus, sister of the bride,
was the maid of honor and Mr. Francis Weisend, of
Lewisville, a close friend of the groom, served as best man. The bride chose a
floor length gown of White satin with a net overskirt, fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and three quarter length sleeves. Her
fingertip veil was held in place with a coronet of seed pearls. She carried a
pearl rosary, a gift of the groom, and wore a corsage of White carnations and
red Roses. The maid of honor wore a blue satin floor-length gown with a net
overskirt and her corsage was of White carnations and Roses. She wore matching
flowers in her hair. The groom wore a teal blue suit and the best man a navy
blue. Each had a White carnation in his lapel. A wedding dinner was served at
the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Carpenter. Guests
present were Reverend Noah Brunner, of Miltonsburg;
Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerman and son Wayne, of Parkersburg, West Virginia; Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and family, Mrs. Elizabeth Poulton,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winland and daughter Joyce, of
Barnesville; John Ackerman, Benjamin Ackerman and Francis Weisend,
of Lewisville; Dorothy Stephen of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stephen and
family, Woodsfield, Route 3; the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Carpenter; and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ackerman. In the evening
a reception was held in the Miltonsburg Parish Hall.
Source:
The Monroe County Beacon, November
21, 1946.
Ackerman, William and Mary Christman
William Ackerman, age 54, of Monroe
County. Parents: Paulus and Catharine Swainsberry Ackerman. Married October 11, 1910 to Mary M. Christman, age 37, of Monroe County. Daughter
of Jacob and Catharine Pfalzgraf Christman.
Source: Monroe County marriage records.
Ackerman, William Thurman and
Jessie M. Turner
William Thurman Ackerman, age 18, of
Monroe County. Parents: Conrad and Louisa C. Cecil Ackerman. Married: September
22, 1914, to Jessie M. Turner, age 16, of Monroe County. Daughter
of Everett and Jane Earley Turner.
Source:
Monroe County marriage records.


TierBand
- AER : String
'The annual equivalent rate (AER) is interest that is calculated under the assumption that any interest paid is combined with the original balance and the next interest payment will be based on the slightly higher account balance. Overall, this means that interest can be compounded several times in a year depending on the number of times that interest payments are made. \\nRead more: Annual Equivalent Rate (AER) http://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/aer.asp#ixzz4gfR7IO1A'
- BankInterestRate : String
Bank Interest for the BCA product
- BankInterestRateType : String
Interest rate types, other than AER, which financial institutions may use to describe the annual interest rate payable to the BCA.
- Enum:
- Gross
- Other
- Notes : List
Optional additional notes to supplement the Tier Band details
- OtherApplicationFrequency : OtherApplicationFrequency
- OtherBankInterestType : OtherBankInterestType
- OtherCalculationFrequency : OtherCalculationFrequency


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1955
Born October 28
Seattle, WA.
1968
At 13 years old, Bill Gates learns BASIC alongside his childhood friend, Paul Allen. More
1975
Allen returns from Washington State University to Massachusetts. He and Bill see a Popular Electronics article featuring the Altair 8800 microcomputer. More
1976
The trade name "Microsoft" is registered with the Secretary of the State of New Mexico on November 26, 1976. More
1979
Microsoft moves its headquarters to Bellevue, Washington, and Bill throws himself into his work.  Through Mary, he meets the CEO of IBM. More
1983
After a Hodgkin's Lymphoma diagnosis, Paul decides to leave his stressful job at Microsoft. More
1985
The first version of Microsoft Windows is released as a graphical interface on top of MS-DOS. Windows will dominate the PC operating system market for decades.
1986
In an effort to provide value for employee shareholders, Microsoft stock goes public. The company raises $61 million at $21 per share, rising to $29 by the end of the day.
1987
Reaching a net worth of $1.25 billion, Forbes magazine lists Bill Gates as the world's youngest self-made billionaire.
1989
Microsoft releases a bundle of separate office productivity applications such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. By 2012, Office will be used by over a billion people worldwide.
1994
On January 1st 1994, Bill Gates, 38, marries Melinda French, 29, on the Hawaiian island of Lanai. Together they will have three children: Jennifer (1996), Rory (1999), and Phoebe (2002). More
2000
The Bill H. Gates Foundation is expanded with a $5 billion contribution towards improving global healthcare and education, and ending poverty. More
2002
Since 1998, the foundation has committed $250 million to help state libraries continue to provide no-cost access to computers and the Internet for the public as part of the "Staying Connected" program. More
2006
The world's richest person - with an estimated worth of $62 billion - Warren Buffet, pledges to give the majority of his wealth to the foundation through the Giving Pledge - an effort to encourage America's wealthiest to donate to philanthropic causes. More
2008
Dedicating the majority of his time to the foundation and having recently pledged $50 million to fight the Epola epidemic, Gates moves to the role of chairman and adviser for important projects only.
2010
2013
2015
Melinda Gates says, "When we invest in women and children, we are investing in a healthier, more prosperous future for everyone." More
2017
The foundation launches the first annual Goalkeepers Report - an examination of the progress made in several important areas related to public health including child mortality, malnutrition, and HIV. More
2018
Gates awards $12 in grants awarded to individual efforts to develop a universal flu vaccine that are "bold and innovative", indicating more was to come. Clinical trials aim to begin by 2021.


Enumerations
The following enumerations are available globally.
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GSNetwork’s notification names
- changed: network status changed. ‘notification.object’ is a bool value. ture is have network(ethernetOrWiFi, wwan), false is not.
Declaration
Swift
public enum NetworkNotifier : String, NotifierType
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‘GSNetworkError’ is a error type returned by GSNetwork. It encompasses a few different types of errors, each with their own associated reasons
- explicitlyCancelled: only when reset config, will stop all current request and throw error
- unknownErrorOccur: Alamofire occur errror, and can’t get error detail
- afErrorOccur: Alamofire occur errror
- apiStatusError: API return date with error code, ‘APIErrorRetable’ ‘s 'isValidCode()’ used to distinguish between normal and error states
- noNetworkError: Start request with no network connect now
Declaration
Swift
public enum GSNetworkError : GSError
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‘HTTPMethod’, use this to define http method.
See moreNote
Because if use ‘Alamofire.HTTPMethod’ directly, need add ‘import Alamofire’ on the topDeclaration
Swift
public enum HTTPMethod
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A enum used to define how a set of parameters are applied to a URLRequest.
- url: Creates a url-encoded query string to be set as or appended to any existing URL query string or set as the HTTP body of the URL request. Whether the query string is set or appended to any existing URL query string or set as the HTTP body depends on the destination of the encoding.
- json: Uses JSONSerialization to create a JSON representation of the parameters object, which is set as the body of the request. The Content-Type HTTP header field of an encoded request is set to application/json.
- custom: Use custom parameter encoding instance which confirm protocol ‘ParameterEncoding’
Declaration
Swift
public enum HTTPEncodeType