Speakers
Learn a little bit about some of the experts presenting sessions this year.Keynotes
Annie Parker
Annie is a startup ecosystem and community leader. She’s built and run 15+ accelerator programs globally with deep knowledge of startup communities across the US, Europe and Australasia. She’s invested in hundreds of startups through these programs and has lost count of how many entrepreneurs she’s worked with over the years.
Annie joined Microsoft earlier this year as the global head of their Startup programs, based out of Sydney. This role covers the broad market offers Microsoft provides to the startup community, and also the ScaleUp initiative. The ScaleUp program works with later stage enterprise startups to help them get ready to sell to a large customer audience. Based in 8 cities globally, the ScaleUp programs offer a genuinely unique opportunity for startups not only to grow in their home markets, but into international locations as well.
Prior to Microsoft, Annie held a number of roles in the startup ecosystem covering early stage co-working space Fishburners, as well as a number of accelerator programs. Annie co-founded muru-D – Telstra’s startup accelerator program with 5 locations in Australia and Singapore. Annie was also Head of Operations for Wayra, Telefonica’s startup accelerator program which had 7 startup hubs across Europe.
A firm believer in the importance of paying her knowledge forward, Annie spends a lot of her spare time supporting growth across the wider startup ecosystem too. In 2014 she co-founded and continues to Chair Code Club Australia, a charity helping to teach primary school kids the basics of coding through after school clubs. This network of clubs is now stands at 2,200 with over 165,000 kids in Australia having been educated for free.
Annie also co-founded Techfugees Australia a global movement connecting the technology ecosystem together with newly arrived refugees in Australia to help solve some of the problems they face. Through Techfugees, companies have been created, jobs found and most importantly lives changed for the better.
Passionate about diversity and inclusion, and helping wherever she can, Annie is an active angel investor and mentor and loves helping founders achieve their full potential.
Follow on Twitter: @annie_parker
Find Annie online at LinkedIn.
Nicolas Steenhout
Nic Steenhout has been involved with accessibility for over 2 decades. During that time, he has spoken at conferences and private events on the topic of web accessibility, building accessibility, and disability awareness in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. His no-nonsense approach to accessibility makes him a favourite of event attendees.
Follow on Twitter: @vavroom and @a11yrules
Find Nicolas online at LinkedIn.
Speakers
Amanda Mace
Amanda is currently working at Web Key IT as Project Manager and Senior Website Analyst. Her work includes website and document auditing, document remediation and project management. Since joining the Web Key IT team she has undertaken a wide variety of courses, all with a focus on website and document accessibility. Amanda was a presenter at the 2016 OZeWAI conference and the Perth Accessibility Camp earlier this year, as well as conducting various other presentations. She is passionate about ensuring digital products are inclusive and is a known fan for the correct usage of WAI-ARIA. Amanda is also a member of two W3C working groups, the Accessibility Guidelines Working Group and the Education and Outreach Working Group.
Follow on Twitter @webkey_it
Find Amanda online at LinkedIn.
Andrew Arch
Andrew Arch works as a digital accessibility consultant with Intopia. From 2015 to mid-2017 he worked in the Digital Transformation Agency on the Digital Service Standard and supporting guidance with a particular interest in ensuring the widest range of users are assisted to interact digitally. From 2011 to 2014 he was part of the team in the Dept of Finance responsible for the supporting the implementation of the Web Accessibility National Transition Strategy for the Australian government to adopt WCAG 2.0. Andrew has a long history with web accessibility, including working with the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative in Europe and with Vision Australia. He has been a member of the W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative’s Education and Outreach Working Group since 2001 to promote awareness, understanding, and implementation of web accessibility.
Andrew Downie
Andrew Downie is TAFE NSW’s Adaptive Technologies Officer. He is a psychologist with a post-graduate diploma in education. He appreciates the benefits that both mainstream and specialised technology offer. He is not, however, a fan of gadgets for their own sake - equipment should be useful rather than gimmicky. An issue that Andrew is passionate about is the potential benefit to people who have disabilities by the effective use of technology.
David Masters
David has worked in the technology industry for close to two decades. He has been a Ministerial policy adviser, a consultant, a journalist and a public servant in previous incarnations. In his current role he is increasingly passionate about the ability for technology to empower people with a disability.
Follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/mastersofdavid and @MSFTenable
Find David online at LinkedIn.
Dr Scott Hollier
Dr Scott Hollier specialises in the field of digital accessibility and is the author of the book ‘Outrunning the Night: a life journey of disability, determination and joy’. With a Ph.D. in Internet Studies and project management experience across the not-for-profit, corporate and government sectors, Scott is an internationally-recognised researcher and speaker. Consultancy areas include consumer-based support for service organisations, developer-based support for ICT professionals for web and app-related work and support across different organisational roles to achieve compliance with digital accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.0. Services include direct consultancy, project management, accessibility training and resource development. Scott also lectures at Edith Cowan University and the University of South Australia in the areas of information management and web accessibility.
Find Scott online at LinkedIn.
Gerry Neustatl
With 15 years’ experience in digital strategy, communications and accessibility across corporate, government and not-for-profit sectors, Gerry is a passionate vocal disruptor of conventional product design at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Projects he’s recently caused trouble for include ABC and ABC Listen mobile app relaunches, and the triple j, Hottest 100, 7.30 Report and Australian Story websites. Currently he’s wreaking havoc for dedicated ABC News editors, teams committed to children’s media and the Heywire Storytelling competition for young regional Australians. He has two cats.
Matthew Putland
Matthew has established a passion for providing accessible solutions to websites and applications to ensure that everyone can benefit from an inclusive experience. With a background in IT and experience in working with people with disabilities, Matthew works to ensure that technology can enable access for everyone. He’s been working full-time in the accessibility industry for over 2 years, and has provided accessibility consulting for Federal, State and local governments, Universities, Banks and many other organizations large and small. He specialises in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0/2.1 and has become proficient in website/app audits, remediating issues, and educating project managers, content authors, designers and developers about accessibility. Senior Analyst, Digital Accessibility at the Centre for Inclusive Design.
Follow on Twitter: @Mattcessability
Find Matthew online at LinkedIn.
Russ Weakley
Russ Weakley has worked in the design field for over 20 years as a Design System Architect, User Experience professional, Front-end Developer and trainer. He is the producer and presenter of 12 video courses on CSS and Responsive Web Design and is passionate about accessibility and web standards.
Follow on Twitter: @russmaxdesign
Find Russ online at LinkedIn.
Sarah Pulis
By day Sarah is cofounder and director of accessibility services for Intopia. By night she is an accessibility avenger, bringing you Australia’s largest community events A11y Bytes and A11y Camp. Sarah has over seven years’ experience in digital inclusion, having worked for PwC Australia, Stamford Interactive and Media Access Australia. She helps organisations make digital inclusion a part of their everyday processes in a practical and pragmatic way. Her technical background and experience working with all levels in corporate makes her a great all-rounder. People describe Sarah as passionate about inclusion – and then some. She loves sharing her knowledge at Australian and international conferences, and is an active member of the accessibility community. Her team also call her the walking WCAG encyclopedia – don’t hold it against her.
Follow on Twitter: @sarahtp and @Intopiadigital
Find Sarah online at LinkedIn.
Ross Mullen
Ross has worked for the Federal Government’s Shared Service Centre in a web accessibility role, and prior to that in a web application developer role for the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
Follow on Twitter: @rossmullen
Find Sarah online at LinkedIn.


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Last updated: 20 Nov 2018
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On our home page we display some of our football tips. Also we display our our some of latest articals which includes football news, football analysis and other football related articals
Favourite Tips Page
Here we post selective football tips which has been hand picked by our experts by the help of our algorithm analysis and other football analysis from third parties.
Football Tips Page
On this page we post all our todays tip based on the analysis using our algorithm
Live Score Page
We Post Football live scores on this page base on our live score provider (Livescore.in)
Football News Page
Here we Post all our articals inclunding football news, football anlysis and other football articals
Stake advisor is an online betting advisory platform which provides its user with betting tips. We started Stake advisor after consistently beating the bookmakers using our algorithm to help betting individuals win.
When do we post our tips?
We normally post our betting tips in between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm East African Time.
Do stake advisor sell tips?
Stake advisor does not sell their tips but we do accept donations to enable us maintain our server and website.
What is stake advisor Favorite tips?
We post Stake advisor most probable winning tips on Favourite Tips which are hand picked by our experts using our algorithm and other analysis.
Does Stake Advisor tips win daily?
We cann't guarantee daily win but we do guarantee winning percentage record of over 80% on monthly basis.
What is Stake Advisor Football tip?
We do post our todays best tips based on algorithm on Football Tips.
How many odds do Stake Advisor post daily on ?
We do post tips that accumulates to two odds and above on our Favourite tips page.


Text Content - "What you see" - - INLINE/BLOCK - - (Elements) - - HTML DOCUMENTS - -
Markup - "What it looks like"
Reference to other documents (e.g. images and videos)
Links to other documents
HTML MARKUP
- - TAGS - -
<
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Opening Tag - Closing Tag
This whole item is called an "Element" (Opening tag, contents, and closing tag)
Tags learned so far...
"b" tag (bold) - For making text BOLD
"em" tag (emphasis) - For making text ITALICISED
"u" tag (underline) - For making text underlined (not covered in class, added for fun)
- - HTML ATTRIBUTES - -
< TAG > ATTR="Value"> contents < /TAG >
Attributed Tags...
"a" tag (anchor) - For making links, call "Anchors"
"Anchor Example Below For Google"
Google
"img" tag (images) - For adding images
< IMG > SRC="URL" alt="text">
"Alt="text" is the name of the image that shows if/when the link to the images gets broken
"Alt="text" is required when making a coode site, needed for blind users
There is no closing tag for images, this is called a "void tag" - no content
"Image Example Below For Udacity's "Hipmunk!"
- - WHITE SPACE - -
Text on multiple lines - reads all on ONE (1) line
"br" tag (break) - Use this tag to put a break in a line to continue on the next line
"br" tag is a void tag
"p" tag (paragraph) - Similar to the break tag, but it creates an invisible box around the text. (This will be explained more later)
The "p" tag is NOT a void tag
"< p > contents < /p >
Inline Tags:
< br >
< a >
< span >
< img >
< strong >
Block Tags:
< div >
< p >
< form >
< span > text < /span > (inline)
< div > text < /div > (block)
< ! DOCTYPE HTML > - Doctype
< HTML > - Opening Tag
< Head > - (Metadata, Java Script, CSS)
< Title > Title! < /Title > - Page Title
< /Head >
< Body > (Body of page)
< b > content
< /Body >
< /HTML >
The old saying I remember about computers is "Garbage In, Garbage Out".
Udacity knows it as "Computers are stupid", either way it's right. Computers only know what you tell it.
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The TFG Executive Board oversees the operations of the four TFG organizations. The Executive Board is composed of the presidents and vice-presidents of each organization, as well as five members of the TFG cabinet. The Executive Board seeks to constantly improve operations through coordination, reducing redundancies and promoting synergies.


Tales of the Jazz Age
by F. Scott Fitzgerald
MAY DAY Chapter I
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Fitzgerald, F.S. (1922) Tales of the Jazz Age. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 12.0
- Word Count: 3,047
- Genre: Realism
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There had been a war fought and won and the great city of the conquering people was crossed with triumphal arches and vivid with thrown flowers of white, red, and rose. All through the long spring days the returning soldiers marched up the chief highway behind the strump of drums and the joyous, resonant wind of the brasses, while merchants and clerks left their bickerings and figurings and, crowding to the windows, turned their white–bunched faces gravely upon the passing battalions.
Never had there been such splendor in the great city, for the victorious war had brought plenty in its train, and the merchants had flocked thither from the South and West with their households to taste of all the luscious feasts and witness the lavish entertainments prepared—and to buy for their women furs against the next winter and bags of golden mesh and varicolored slippers of silk and silver and rose satin and cloth of gold.
So gaily and noisily were the peace and prosperity impending hymned by the scribes and poets of the conquering people that more and more spenders had gathered from the provinces to drink the wine of excitement, and faster and faster did the merchants dispose of their trinkets and slippers until they sent up a mighty cry for more trinkets and more slippers in order that they might give in barter what was demanded of them. Some even of them flung up their hands helplessly, shouting:
"Alas! I have no more slippers! and alas! I have no more trinkets! May heaven help me for I know not what I shall do!"
But no one listened to their great outcry, for the throngs were far too busy—day by day, the foot–soldiers trod jauntily the highway and all exulted because the young men returning were pure and brave, sound of tooth and pink of cheek, and the young women of the land were virgins and comely both of face and of figure.
So during all this time there were many adventures that happened in the great city, and, of these, several—or perhaps one—are here set down.
I
At nine o'clock on the morning of the first of May, 1919, a young man spoke to the room clerk at the Biltmore Hotel, asking if Mr. Philip Dean were registered there, and if so, could he be connected with Mr. Dean's rooms. The inquirer was dressed in a well–cut, shabby suit. He was small, slender, and darkly handsome; his eyes were framed above with unusually long eyelashes and below with the blue semicircle of ill health, this latter effect heightened by an unnatural glow which colored his face like a low, incessant fever.
Mr. Dean was staying there. The young man was directed to a telephone at the side.
After a second his connection was made; a sleepy voice hello'd from somewhere above.
"Mr. Dean?"—this very eagerly—"it's Gordon, Phil. It's Gordon Sterrett. I'm down–stairs. I heard you were in New York and I had a hunch you'd be here."
The sleepy voice became gradually enthusiastic. Well, how was Gordy, old boy! Well, he certainly was surprised and tickled! Would Gordy come right up, for Pete's sake!
A few minutes later Philip Dean, dressed in blue silk pajamas, opened his door and the two young men greeted each other with a half–embarrassed exuberance. They were both about twenty–four, Yale graduates of the year before the war; but there the resemblance stopped abruptly. Dean was blond, ruddy, and rugged under his thin pajamas. Everything about him radiated fitness and bodily comfort. He smiled frequently, showing large and prominent teeth.
"I was going to look you up," he cried enthusiastically. "I'm taking a couple of weeks off. If you'll sit down a sec I'll be right with you. Going to take a shower."
As he vanished into the bathroom his visitor's dark eyes roved nervously around the room, resting for a moment on a great English travelling bag in the corner and on a family of thick silk shirts littered on the chairs amid impressive neckties and soft woollen socks.
Gordon rose and, picking up one of the shirts, gave it a minute examination. It was of very heavy silk, yellow, with a pale blue stripe—and there were nearly a dozen of them. He stared involuntarily at his own shirt–cuffs—they were ragged and linty at the edges and soiled to a faint gray. Dropping the silk shirt, he held his coat–sleeves down and worked the frayed shirt–cuffs up till they were out of sight. Then he went to the mirror and looked at himself with listless, unhappy interest. His tie, of former glory, was faded and thumb–creased—it served no longer to hide the jagged buttonholes of his collar. He thought, quite without amusement, that only three years before he had received a scattering vote in the senior elections at college for being the best–dressed man in his class.
Dean emerged from the bathroom polishing his body.
"Saw an old friend of yours last night," he remarked. "Passed her in the lobby and couldn't think of her name to save my neck. That girl you brought up to New Haven senior year."
Gordon started.
"Edith Bradin? That whom you mean?"
"'At's the one. Damn good looking. She's still sort of a pretty doll—you know what I mean: as if you touched her she'd smear."
He surveyed his shining self complacently in the mirror, smiled faintly, exposing a section of teeth.
"She must be twenty–three anyway," he continued.
"Twenty–two last month," said Gordon absently.
"What? Oh, last month. Well, I imagine she's down for the Gamma Psi dance. Did you know we're having a Yale Gamma Psi dance to–night at Delmonico's? You better come up, Gordy. Half of New Haven'll probably be there. I can get you an invitation."
Draping himself reluctantly in fresh underwear, Dean lit a cigarette and sat down by the open window, inspecting his calves and knees under the morning sunshine which poured into the room.
"Sit down, Gordy," he suggested, "and tell me all about what you've been doing and what you're doing now and everything."
Gordon collapsed unexpectedly upon the bed; lay there inert and spiritless.
"What's the matter?" asked Dean quickly.
"Oh, God!"
"What's the matter?"
 I'm all in."
"Huh?"
"I'm all in." His voice was shaking.
Dean scrutinized him more closely with appraising blue eyes.
"You certainly look all shot."
"I am. I've made a hell of a mess of everything." He paused. "I'd better start at the beginning—or will it bore you?" "Not at all; go on." There was, however, a hesitant note in Dean's voice. This trip East had been planned for a holiday—to find Gordon Sterrett in trouble exasperated him a little.
"Go on," he repeated, and then added half under his breath, "Get it over with."
"Well," began Gordon unsteadily, "I got back from France in February, went home to Harrisburg for a month, and then came down to New York to get a job. I got one—with an export company. They fired me yesterday."
"Fired you?"
"I'm coming to that, Phil. I want to tell you frankly. You're about the only man I can turn to in a matter like this.
Dean stiffened a bit more. The pats he was bestowing on his knees grew perfunctory. He felt vaguely that he was being unfairly saddled with responsibility; he was not even sure he wanted to be told. Though never surprised at finding Gordon Sterrett in mild difficulty, there was something in this present misery that repelled him and hardened him, even though it excited his curiosity.
"Go on."
"It's a girl."
"Hm." Dean resolved that nothing was going to spoil his trip. If Gordon was going to be depressing, then he'd have to see less of Gordon.
"Her name is Jewel Hudson," went on the distressed voice from the bed. "She used to be 'pure,' I guess, up to about a year ago." Lived here in New York—poor family. Her people are dead now and she lives with an old aunt. You see it was just about the time I met her that everybody began to come back from France in droves—and all I did was to welcome the newly arrived and go on parties with 'em. That's the way it started, Phil, just from being glad to see everybody and having them glad to see me."
"You ought to've had more sense."
"I know," Gordon paused, and then continued listlessly.  Then came this darn girl. She sort of fell in love with me for a while and, though I never intended to get so involved, I'd always seem to run into her somewhere. You can imagine the sort of work I was doing for those exporting people—of course, I always intended to draw; do illustrating for magazines; there's a pile of money in it."
"Why didn't you? You've got to buckle down if you want to make good," suggested Dean with cold formalism.
"I tried, a little, but my stuff's crude. I've got talent, Phil; I can draw—but I just don't know how. I ought to go to art school and I can't afford it. Well, things came to a crisis about a week ago. Just as I was down to about my last dollar this girl began bothering me. She wants some money; claims she can make trouble for me if she doesn't get it."
"Can she?"
"I'm afraid she can. That's one reason I lost my job—she kept calling up the office all the time, and that was sort of the last straw down there. She's got a letter all written to send to my family. Oh, she's got me, all right. I've got to have some money for her."
There was an awkward pause. Gordon lay very still, his hands clenched by his side.
"I'm all in," he continued, his voice trembling. "I'm half crazy, Phil. If I hadn't known you were coming East, I think I'd have killed myself. I want you to lend me three hundred dollars."
Dean's hands, which had been patting his bare ankles, were suddenly quiet—and the curious uncertainty playing between the two became taut and strained.
After a second Gordon continued:
"I've bled the family until I'm ashamed to ask for another nickel."
Still Dean made no answer.
"Jewel says she's got to have two hundred dollars."
"Tell her where she can go."
 Unfortunately she's not at all the flabby sort of person you'd expect."
Dean made an expression of distaste.
"I can't stand that sort of woman. You ought to have kept away."
"I know," admitted Gordon wearily.
"You've got to look at things as they are. If you haven't got money you've got to work and stay away from women."
"That's easy for you to say," began Gordon, his eyes narrowing. "You've got all the money in the world."
"I most certainly have not. My family keep darn close tab on what I spend. Just because I have a little leeway I have to be extra careful not to abuse it."
He raised the blind and let in a further flood of sunshine.
"I'm no prig, Lord knows," he went on deliberately. "I like pleasure—and I like a lot of it on a vacation like this, but you're—you're in awful shape. I never heard you talk just this way before. You seem to be sort of bankrupt—morally as well as financially."
"Don't they usually go together?"
Dean shook his head impatiently.
"There's a regular aura about you that I don't understand. It's a sort of evil."
"It's an air of worry and poverty and sleepless nights," said Gordon, rather defiantly.
"I don't know."
"Oh, I admit I'm depressing. I depress myself. But, my God, Phil, a week's rest and a new suit and some ready money and I'd be like—like I was. Phil, I can draw like a streak, and you know it. But half the time I haven't had the money to buy decent drawing materials—and I can't draw when I'm tired and discouraged and all in. With a little ready money I can take a few weeks off and get started."
"How do I know you wouldn't use it on some other woman?"
 said Gordon, quietly.
"I'm not rubbing it in. I hate to see you this way."
"Will you lend me the money, Phil?"
"I can't decide right off. That's a lot of money and it'll be darn inconvenient for me."

"When could you pay it back?"
This was encouraging. Gordon considered. It was probably wisest to be frank.
"Of course, I could promise to send it back next month, but—I'd better say three months. Just as soon as I start to sell drawings."
"How do I know you'll sell any drawings?"
A new hardness in Dean's voice sent a faint chill of doubt over Gordon. Was it possible that he wouldn't get the money?
"I supposed you had a little confidence in me."
"I did have—but when I see you like this I begin to wonder."
"Do you suppose if I wasn't at the end of my rope I'd come to you like this? Do you think I'm enjoying it?" He broke off and bit his lip, feeling that he had better subdue the rising anger in his voice. After all, he was the suppliant.
"You seem to manage it pretty easily," said Dean angrily. "You put me in the position where, if I don't lend it to you, I'm a sucker—oh, yes, you do. And let me tell you it's no easy thing for me to get hold of three hundred dollars. My income isn't so big but that a slice like that won't play the deuce with it."
He left his chair and began to dress, choosing his clothes carefully. Gordon stretched out his arms and clenched the edges of the bed, fighting back a desire to cry out.
Dean tied his tie precisely, brushed his eyebrows, and removed a piece of tobacco from his teeth with solemnity. Next he filled his cigarette case, tossed the empty box thoughtfully into the waste basket, and settled the case in his vest pocket.
"Had breakfast?" he demanded.
"No; I don't eat it any more."
"Well, we'll go out and have some. We'll decide about that money later.  I came East to have a good time.
"Let's go over to the Yale Club," he continued moodily, and then added with an implied reproof: "You've given up your job. You've got nothing else to do."
"I'd have a lot to do if I had a little money," said Gordon pointedly.
"Oh, for Heaven's sake drop the subject for a while! No point in glooming on my whole trip. Here, here's some money."
He took a five–dollar bill from his wallet and tossed it over to Gordon, who folded it carefully and put it in his pocket. There was an added spot of color in his cheeks, an added glow that was not fever. For an instant before they turned to go out their eyes met and in that instant each found something that made him lower his own glance quickly. For in that instant they quite suddenly and definitely hated each other.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Map4D.InfoWindowAdapter | |
| Map4D.OnBuildingClickListener |
Callback interface for when a building is clicked.
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| Map4D.OnCameraIdleListener | |
| Map4D.OnCameraMoveListener | |
| Map4D.OnCameraMoveStartedListener | |
| Map4D.OnCircleClickListener |
Callback interface for when a circle is clicked.
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| Map4D.OnInfoWindowClickListener |
Callback interface for when info window is clicked.
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| Map4D.OnMapClickListener | |
| Map4D.OnMapModeChangeListener |
Call when Change Map mode from 3D to 2D and vise versa
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| Map4D.OnMapModeHandler |
Call from C++ code to determines map mode will be changed or not
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| Map4D.OnMarkerClickListener | |
| Map4D.OnMarkerDragListener | |
| Map4D.OnMyLocationButtonClickListener | |
| Map4D.OnMyLocationClickListener | |
| Map4D.OnPOIClickListener |
Callback interface for when a place is clicked;
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| Map4D.OnPolygonClickListener |
Callback interface for when a polygon is clicked.
|
| Map4D.OnPolylineClickListener |
Callback interface for when a polyline is clicked.
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| OnMapReadyCallback |
Callback interface for when the map is ready to be used.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| LatLng | Deprecated
This class will be removed in a future release.
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| LatLngBounds | Deprecated
This method will be removed in a future release.
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| LayerOverlayDelegateImpl | |
| Map4D |
This is the main class of the Map4D Android API and is the entry point for all methods
related to the map.
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| MapConstants |
Don't use this class.
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| MapContext |
Don't use this class.
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| MFCoordinateBounds |
An immutable class representing a latitude/longitude aligned rectangle.
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| MFCoordinateBounds.Builder |
Builder for composing MFCoordinateBounds objects.
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| MFMapFragment | |
| MFMapView |
A View which displays a map
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| MFProjection |
A projection is used to translate between on screen location and geographic coordinates on
the surface of the Earth (MFLocationCoordinate).
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| MFSupportMapFragment | |
| MFUiSettings |
Settings for the user interface of a Map4D.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| MFPolylineStyle | |
| MFSwitchMode |


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public interface IRtGeometry
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
getBvIntersection(Bv3fIntersection bvInt,
Line3f ray)
Tests the bounding volume of the object for intersection.
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Point3f[] |
getConvexHullVertices()
Returns the vertices of the convex hull for the object.
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void |
getNaturalCoordinates(@NotNull
RayIntersection intersection)
Get the natural coordinates that are associated with the object-space intersection point.
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boolean |
getRayIntersection(@NotNull
RayIntersection intersection,
@NotNull Line3f ray,
boolean bStartsInside,
int nSample,
int nRandom)
Test for an intersection with the ray.
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@NotNull java.lang.String |
getType()
Get the geometry type.
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void |
initSampling(int nSample,
float[] f1dSample,
float[] f1dRandom,
Point2f[] pt2dSample,
Point2f[] pt2dRandom,
Point3f[] pt3dSample,
Point3f[] pt3dRandom)
Specifies the sampling arrays that should be used for distributed ray-tracing.
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boolean |
isConvex()
Reports whether the solid is convex or not.
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boolean |
isInside(Point3f pt)
Tests whether a point is inside ot outside the geometry.
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boolean |
testShadow(RayIntersection intersection,
Vector3f vLight,
float fDistLight,
IRtLight light,
int nSample,
int nRandom)
Test whether there is an intersection with the ray from the intersection in the vLight direction
that is closer than the distance to the light, fDistLight.
|
@NotNull @NotNull java.lang.String getType()
void initSampling(int nSample, float[] f1dSample, float[] f1dRandom, Point2f[] pt2dSample, Point2f[] pt2dRandom, Point3f[] pt3dSample, Point3f[] pt3dRandom)
nSample
- The number of subsamples (oversamples) per pixel.f1dSample
- The 1d sample displacement array. The length of this array will be equal to the number of subsamples
per pixel. This array is for oversampling linear phenomena.f1dRandom
- The 1d 'jitter' array. No assumptions should be made about the length of this array.pt2dSample
- The 2d sample displacement array. The length of this array will be equal to the number of subsamples
per pixel. This array is for oversampling area phenomena.pt2dRandom
- The 2d 'jitter' array. No assumptions should be made about the length of this array.pt3dSample
- The 3d sample displacement array. The length of this array will be equal to the number of subsamples
per pixel. This array is for oversampling volume phenomena.pt3dRandom
- The 3d 'jitter' array. No assumptions should be made about the length of this array.boolean isConvex()
The convexity query is used to determine whether an object needs to tested for self-shadowing or self-reflection, and possibly for othe optimizations in the ray tracing process. If an object reports it is not convex, it will always render correctly though there may be unnecessary processing if the object actually is convex. If an object incorrectly reports that it is convex, ther will likely be errors in shadow and reflection computations for that object.
boolean isInside(Point3f pt)
pt
- (readonly) The point to be tested.Point3f[] getConvexHullVertices()
boolean getBvIntersection(Bv3fIntersection bvInt, Line3f ray)
bvInt
- The bounding volume intersection.ray
- The ray being tested for intersection with the bounding volume.boolean getRayIntersection(@NotNull @NotNull RayIntersection intersection, @NotNull @NotNull Line3f ray, boolean bStartsInside, int nSample, int nRandom)
RayIntersection
if this is a closer intersection than what is currently in the
RayIntersection
, otherwise return false and leave the intersection
unchanged. When an object reports that it has a closer intersection, the object MUST fill
in the RayIntersection.m_fDist
, RayIntersection.m_pt
,
RayIntersection.m_vNormal
, RayIntersection.m_ptObject
,
RayIntersection.m_vObjNormal
, RayIntersection.m_xfmObjToWorldNormal
,
RayIntersection.m_mtl
, RayIntersection.m_rtObj
. The object
may choose to fill in the natural coordinates of the intersection, in which case
RayIntersection.m_bNatural
should be set to true though it is most
common for objects to set this to false and not go through the expense of computing
natural coordinates unless they are specifically requested later in the rendering process.intersection
- (RayIntersection, not null, modified) The intersection of the ray and the surface. The intersection
will be either freshly initialized or will contain information about the closest intersection
discovered thus far. It will be updated for this intersection if it is a closer intersection.
ray
- (Line3f, not null, readonly) The ray being tested for intersection.bStartsInside
- false if this is an outside ray, true if this is a ray
spawned from an intersection with this object and on the inside of the object.nSample
- The pixel sub-sample index. This is used in distributed ray-tracing to make sure
the correct sample displacement is used for samples that are distributed.nRandom
- The jitter array index.void getNaturalCoordinates(@NotNull @NotNull RayIntersection intersection)
RayIntersection.m_ptNatural
,
and RayIntersection.m_vNatural
fields of
the intersection. Additionally, the
RayIntersection.m_bNatural
flag should be set to true to prevent redundant computation
of natural coordinates. If the RayIntersection.m_bNatural
flag is already true
then the natural coordinates for the intersection have already been computed and the function can immediately return.
NOTE: in many cases the natural coordinates are 2D (expressed as only x and y) and represent the bast wrapping of an image
around an object. In this case
intersection
- The ray intersection.boolean testShadow(RayIntersection intersection, Vector3f vLight, float fDistLight, IRtLight light, int nSample, int nRandom)
intersection
- The intersection being tested for shadow.vLight
- The direction from the intersection to the light.fDistLight
- The disance from the intersection to the light.light
- The light. This is supplied as an argument in the event an object is both a light source
and a geometry and the geometry of the light should not be tested for casting a shadow from that light.nSample
- The pixel sub-sample index. This is used in distributed ray-tracing to make sure
the correct sample displacement is used for samples that are distributed.nRandom
- The jitter array index.


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'Fortress' - Derby County fans are all saying the same thing after Preston win
Derby County 1-0 Preston North End | A Martyn Waghorn goal secured all three points for the Rams at Pride Park Stadium
by Mark WakefieldDerby County got back to winning ways on Saturday as they claimed a 1-0 win over Preston North End in the Sky Bet Championship.
A first half goal from substitute Martyn Waghorn was enough for the Rams to secure all three points at Pride Park Stadium.
The victory means that Derby have now won their last five league matches at home, and Phillip Cocu’s side have now moved up to 11th place in the Championship table.
After the final whistle, Rams fans took to social media to express their thoughts and emotions on the result and their side’s performance.
Here is a selection of what they had to say.
Jason Burns: “How lovely to see super fozzy back in a rams shirt!”
Daniel Bell: “Brill game.”
Soph: “Nice to see Derby creeping slowly up that table! Up the Rams.”
PRF: “We get better every week, we’ll mount a promotion push.”
Andrew: “Good decision to not play Marriott. Clear that the management staff identified it was going to be a physical game and didn’t want Jack bullied by the big lads. Keep him fresh and go again.”
Stephen: “Don't know how Fozzy manages to do it. Injury after injury and looks better than ever.”
Ashley Woodhouse: “Fortress!”
Harry: “Big win! Bielik really beginning to prove his worth.”


Stirling Observer launching Pet Idol 2019
by Stirling Observer, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/stirling-observer/Have you got the cutest, friendliest or most adorable pet in Stirlingshire?
Everyone who owns a cat, dog, rabbit, lizard or gerbil may believe their little pal is the best in town.
But now, the Stirling Observer is giving you the chance to prove it. We are launching our Pet Idol 2019 competition.
It is the fifth time we have run Pet Idol and we can’t wait to see snaps of your pet pals, big and small. We want you to send us pictures of your little furry, scaly or feathered friends in a celebration of all things animal.
Pick up Wednesday's edition of the Stirling Observer for details on how to enter.


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Huawei's R&D Personnel of 80,000 Accounts for 45% of Total
by Argam ArtashyanHuawei’s R&D Personnel of 80,000 Accounts for 45% of Total
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As ITHome reports, on November 4, the 7th Huawei Innovation Day was held in Paris. Xu Wenwei, director of Huawei’s strategic research institute, revealed at the meeting that Huawei’s R&D personnel reaches 80,000 worldwide. Interestingly, they account for about 45% of the total.
Also Read: Apple’s R&D Spending Hit The Record High Since 2003
Xu Wenwei said that Huawei maintains its innovative vitality and competitiveness through long-term and sustained R&D investment. In 2018, Huawei’s R&D invested exceeded $15 billion. In the ‘2018 industrial R&D investment ranking’ released by the European Union, Huawei ranked fifth in the world.
The Huawei executive has also mentioned that as early as 1996, it was explicitly required that the cost of pre-research must account for more than 10% of R&D expenses. Now, it is required to increase to more than 20%. This means that it is worth 2 to 3 billion US dollars per year. Moreover, it is invested in cutting-edge and basic technology research.
When talking about cooperation with Europe to build a smart future, Xu Wenwei introduced that Huawei is joining forces with European operators to deploy ultra-high-speed, low-latency 5G networks, and to link the European continent through advanced technologies such as 5G to enable the digital transformation of European industries.
Huawei respects and supports the EU’s digital sovereignty strategy. Also, it strives to implement open AI, intelligent computing systems, and deep learning systems in Europe. With this, the China-based company is trying to provide European companies with innovative platforms and resources.


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| def | __init__ (self, cTrav, shadowNodePath, wallCollideMask, floorCollideMask) |
| def | debugDisplay (self) |
| def | delete (self) |
| def | off (self) |
| def | on (self) |
| def | oneTimeCollide (self) |
| def | resetToOrigin (self) |
| def | setup (self, cTrav, shadowNodePath, wallCollideMask, floorCollideMask) |
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| def | __init__ (self) |
| def | accept (self, event, method, extraArgs=[]) |
| def | acceptOnce (self, event, method, extraArgs=[]) |
| def | addTask (self, *args, **kwargs) |
| def | detectLeaks (self) |
| def | doMethodLater (self, *args, **kwargs) |
| def | getAllAccepting (self) |
| def | ignore (self, event) |
| def | ignoreAll (self) |
| def | isAccepting (self, event) |
| def | isIgnoring (self, event) |
| def | removeAllTasks (self) |
| def | removeTask (self, taskOrName) |
Public Attributes | |
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| int | activeCount = 0 |
| int | count = 0 |
| notify = DirectNotifyGlobal.directNotify.newCategory("ShadowPlacer") | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from DirectObject | |
| def | accept_once = acceptOnce |
| def | add_task = addTask |
| def | detect_leaks = detectLeaks |
| def | do_method_later = doMethodLater |
| def | get_all_accepting = getAllAccepting |
| def | ignore_all = ignoreAll |
| def | is_accepting = isAccepting |
| def | is_ignoring = isIgnoring |
| def | remove_all_tasks = removeAllTasks |
| def | remove_task = removeTask |
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| def debugDisplay | ( | self | ) |
for debugging
| def delete | ( | self | ) |
| def off | ( | self | ) |
Turn off the shadow placement. The shadow will still be there, but the z position will not be updated until a call to on() is made.
| def on | ( | self | ) |
Turn on the shadow placement. The shadow z position will start being updated until a call to off() is made.
| def oneTimeCollide | ( | self | ) |
Makes one quick collision pass for the avatar, for instance as a one-time straighten-things-up operation after collisions have been disabled.
| def resetToOrigin | ( | self | ) |
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This project is a work in progress--my first Ruby on Rails application. There are two entry points-- one is for administrators to add new contractors, add and manage jobs, schedule contractors for work, assign team leads, set pay rates for various workers, and keep track of in-progress and finished jobs.
The second entry point is for contractors, who can view available jobs, indicate availability, see upcoming assigned work, submit time reports, and keep track of past assignments.
Features are being added as time permits, to enhance the UX as well as improving funtionality. The latest is a log in feature designed to be used at the worksite, from the agent's phone. On log in, if the agent is assigned for work that particular day, the home page includes a button leading directly to a sign-in view that shows the current time and has a single button for signing in. When the agent signs in, the sign-in time is sent to the server and stored in the database for later retreival by administrators.
This is the sign-in view
This view thanks the contractor for signing in, and provides one button to log the user out before starting work.
To log in as an adminstrator: username: rj001 password:qq
To log in as a contractor, there are several identities:
username: ff001 password: qq
username: br001 password: qq
username: as001 password: qq
username: ls001 password: qq
username: jb001 password: qq
username: co001 password: qq
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mum: matches that are unique in both the reference and query
maxmatch: maximal matches regardless of their uniqueness


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keyword = 'YTDE'
style = 'wide'
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For those who don't know me I would like to present myself. I'm a Data Engineer based in Barcelona. I'm interested in data engineering, data analytics, artificial intelligence and virtually everything related to data. I also enjoy the low level side of big data management and cloud computing. I'm currently working as a Data Engineer consultant in Barcelona helping companies to build their data pipelines, data warehouses and dashboards. I have a bachelor's degree in Data Science and Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) and a MBA certificate from The Power MBA business school.
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More cuts at Tolko
by Darren HandschuhTolko Industries announced more job losses Friday.
Castanet was sent a message from Brad Thorlakson, president and CEO of Tolko Industries, to employees stating more jobs are being cut.
“Today we announce the elimination of 44 positions within woodlands, operations and the Vernon office,” Thorlakson said in the message.
“The decision was made after a long and careful review of the options, realizing that many good people would be affected.”
Market conditions were cited as the reason for the cuts.
“It is a tough day, but we believe we have right-sized the organization,” said Thorlakson. “We may still have short-term adjustments, but long term we now have the resources to match our footprint in B.C.”
The cuts are the latest blow to the besieged forestry giant that has been struggling with high costs and a poor market.
Earlier this month, Tolko announced the closure of its Kelowna operation, putting close to 200 people out of work.
Tolko also announced slow downs at all of its BC operations Dec. 21 to Jan. 6.
Castanet was also told the CN Rail strike is making it difficult for Tolko to ship its product.
When contacted by Castanet, a spokesperson for the company refused to comment on the situation.


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Objective: Build a thermometer, using LEGAL components(see rules).
A legal component is an NPM thermistor. A Thermistor is just a temperature controlled resistor.
You could use an Arduino to measure the resistance from the Thermistor, and use an equation to convert it to
temperature.
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Include the jcenter repository in your top build.gradle
:
Enabled by default on AndroidStudio projects
allprojects {
jcenter()
}
It requires kapt in order to make it run. You need to add this line on the build.gradle of the module where you want use it.
apply plugin: "kotlin-kapt"
kapt "com.adevinta.spain:retroswagger:1.0.0"
annotationProcessor "com.adevinta.spain:retroswagger:1.0.0"
implementation "com.adevinta.spain:retroswagger:1.0.0"
In order for your project recognizes the generated code you will need to include it into your sources path, like this:
android {
...
sourceSets {
main.java.srcDirs += "${buildDir.absolutePath}/tmp/kapt3/incrementalData/debug/path/to/your/generated/code"
}
...
}
You can use your own file creator or use the annotation comes with the library that generates the files for you. On the class you want to include the generated code you need to add this annotation "@Retroswagger()".
@Retroswagger(
"Swagger URL",
"Name of the api interface you want to have",
"Cache policy in Days",
"Remove trailing slash on the interface methods")
class MyClass() {
}
Trailing slash example:
@GET("pet/findByStatus")
@GET("/pet/findByStatus")
Example:
@Retroswagger("http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/swagger.json", "PetStore", 1, true)
class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
}
}
You need to take into account that this will generate all the files on the same package you include this annotation. For example, if you include it on the class "MyActivity" that is on the package "com.company.mymodule.myfeature.views" it will assign the package for all the generated files to this package.
If you are using it on an Android project and you use Proguard, you will need to add this proguard rules:
-dontwarn org.yaml.snakeyaml.**
-dontwarn org.slf4j.**
-dontwarn io.swagger.**
-dontwarn com.google.common.**
-dontwarn com.google.auto.**
-dontwarn javax.xml.datatype.**
-dontwarn com.fasterxml.jackson.**
-dontwarn com.squareup.kotlinpoet.**
-dontwarn com.adevinta.spain.**
Beware, if you are using one of these package maybe one or more of these rule will not be needed. Also, it's possible that you will need to add more rules.
If you are using using a test framework it will be needed to add a explicit dependency in order to use it on your tests
androidTestAnnotationProcessor "com.adevinta.spain:retroswagger:1.0.0"
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git checkout -b my-new-feature
)git commit -am 'Add some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
)For bugs, questions and discussions please use the Github Issues.
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PyModel is an open-source model-based testing framework in Python.
Usage:
pma [options] models
models is a list of one or more module names (with no .py suffix). Each module named in models must contain a model, that is: a model program, an FSM, or a test suite. In addition, a module named in models can contain additional configuration information for a model program. Multiple models (model programs including configuration, FSMs, and test suites) are composed into a product. The analyzer generates a finite state machine from the product and writes an FSM module that includes the generated FSM, the explored states, and other results of the analysis.
The FSM module contents can be displayed using the PyModel Graphics program, pmg, and one of the Graphviz commands, dotps, dotpdf, or dotsvg. Alternatively, pma, pmg, and a dot program can all be invoked by the pmv program, so analysis and display can be accomplished by a single command.
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit -a ACTION, --action=ACTION Action to include in generated FSM, as many as needed, if no -a include all actions -e EXCLUDE, --exclude=EXCLUDE Action to exclude from generated FSM, as many as needed -m MAXTRANSITIONS, --maxTransitions=MAXTRANSITIONS Maximum number of transitions to include in the generated FSM, default 100 -o OUTPUT, --output=OUTPUT Output module name (with no .py suffix), default is <first argument>FSM


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TCRseq [Adaptive] assay template
Description: TCR expression data submission via Adaptive's TSV files.
| Property | Description | Data Type |
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protocol identifier
required |
Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | < string > |
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assay creator
required |
Indicates what site is filling out the assay. |
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sequencer platform
required |
Sequencer Model, e.g. HiSeq 2500, NextSeq, NovaSeq. |
<
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batch id
required |
TCRseq batch identification number. | < string > |
| sequencing run date | Date when the TCR sequencing was run. | < string : date > |
| sample sheet | A Comma-Separated Value (CSV) text file describing the samples in this batch. | csv |
Samples
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
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cimac id
required |
Specimen identifier assigned by the CIMAC-CIDC Network. Formatted as CTTTPPPSS.AA for trial code TTT, participant PPP, sample SS, and aliquot AA. |
<
string
>
as regex ^C[A-Z0-9]{3}[A-Z0-9]{3}[A-Z0-9]{2}.[0-9]{2}$
|
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tsv reads
required |
Adaptive sequencing output file | tsv |
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
|
protocol identifier
required |
Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | < string > |
|
batch id
required |
TCRseq batch identification number. | < string > |
Controls
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
|
control id
required |
A unique ID for this control. | < string > |
|
tsv reads
required |
Information about a tab Separated file. | tsv |


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Deploying Report with MkDocs
Objective
The aim of this section is to create documentation in Markdown and use MkDocs
to deploy the documentation generated as a static site in reference to the 7th point of the problem statement under Task 1
.
Format and Tools
The report was written in Markdown
as required by the problem statement. Markdown is a markup language that allows text formatting using a defined syntax. It is used extensively for documentation and can be converted to various other formats, including HTML, which allows many tools to build static sites with markdown documentation.
MkDocs
was the tool used, as required by the problem statement, to build a static site with the report. MkDocs is a static site generator that creates sites with content written in Markdown and the site is configured with a YAML (YAML is a human-friendly data serialization standard and has various applications) file.
Installing MkDocs
I installed MkDocs
with the command 'pip install mkdocs'
as mentioned in the official documentation. I only referred to the 'Installing MkDocs' section under 'Manual Installation' as the rest of the steps were not required in the context of the task/problem statement.
Selecting a Theme
MkDocs allows users to use various themes to customize the style and look of the site. For the report's site generated with MkDocs to look nice, I used the 'Material' theme as suggested during the preliminary review of the task. To use this theme with MkDocs, it is required to be installed with pip
so, I installed Material
theme using the command 'pip install mkdocs-material'
as mentioned in the official documentation. Lastly, I specified the theme in MkDocs's configuration YAML file which can be seen in the next section.
Site Configuration
To build the static site, MkDocs needs a YAML file, called mkdocs.yml
, be present in the root directory of the project that configures the site structure, site title, pages, themes, etc. It is used to define properties for the site. The YAML file that I wrote for the report is below:
site_name: 'Jenkins Pipeline'
pages:
- Introduction: 'index.md'
- Contents: 'intro.md'
- Problem Statement: 'problem_statement.md'
- Glossary: 'glossary.md'
- Setting Up VMs: 'setting_up_vms.md'
- Setting Up Pipeline: setting_up_pipeline.md
- Static Analysis: 'static_analysis.md'
- Comparing SAST Tools: 'comparing_sast_tools.md'
- Configuring Webhook: 'configuring_webhook.md'
- Deploying the Report: 'deploying_report.md'
- Dynamic Analysis: 'dynamic_analysis.md'
- Comparing DAST Tools: 'comparing_dast_tools.md'
- Code Quality Analysis: 'code_quality_analysis.md'
- Generating Software Bill of Materials: 'generating_sbom.md'
- Final Pipeline Structure: 'final_pipeline.md'
- Shifting Local Setup to AWS: 'moving_setup_to_aws.md'
- Secrets Management: 'secrets_management.md'
- Limitations: 'limitations.md'
- Resources: 'resources.md'
theme: material
site_name
defines the title for the site generated by MkDocs.pages
defines the various pages that the site will consist of. Within this section, the title for the different pages, along with the Markdown file they are to be associated with, are also declared in a key-value pair structure.theme
defines which theme MkDocs should use while generating/serving the static site.
Deploying Static Site
To generate the static site, in the root directory of the report, I ran the command 'mkdocs build'
as mentioned in the documentation. This creates a /site
directory containing all the required files to deploy the site.
Note: To just preview how the site looks, I used 'mkdocs serve'
in the terminal to serve the site locally on my machine.
Now, to serve the site I needed a web server for which I installed Apache, following Digital Ocean's documentation, as the server. I chose Apache as it is popular, has great support and is easy to work with, in my opinion. The documentation was concise and complete in the context of the task and hence, I went with it. I, however, skipped step 4, 'Setting Up Virtual Hosts', as I was only going to host one site and thus, did not require to configure virtual hosts which are used to serve multiple websites on the same server.
Lastly, I copied the contents from static site directory (/site
) generated with MkDocs to the web root directory (/var/www/html
) to serve the report as a static site.