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My e-mail to Reliance broadband this morning following my issue. The issue might seem simple, but the principle bothers the hell out of me. I know what it’s like to run a Service Delivery team, with targets and closing times and whatnot. But the deplorable service some (read: many) ISPs take on makes me really wonder.
Is it because you’re pretty stuck with using them once you sign up that they don’t really have to worry about after-sales support and services?
This e-mail is only mildly edited from the original to remove personal account information.
My name is Chirag Desai and we have internet broadband from reliance at our home.
On the 8th of November, our modem failed. I filed a complaint number 140684488 with customer care, who told me the problem would be resolved within 24 hours. After waiting almost 48 hours, I called customer care again. I was informed that my complaint had been closed. I told the agent that no one even visited me, nobody fixed anything and I was still without internet. He told me he could not do anything about the previous complaint, and so was forced to open a new complaint, number 140803041 (opened nov. 10) and that the problem would be resolved within 24 hours.
I waited 5 days for someone to call me, follow up or even visit our house. No one did.
On the 15th of November, I called customer care again, frustrated that I was without internet for a week. I was told by the agent that my previous complaints had been closed and that the problem was resolved. I told him to please re-open them, but NO ONE HAD VISITED, I WAS STILL WITHOUT INTERNET. I then asked to be transferred to a supervisor.
I spoke to team leader Durghesh, based in Mumbai who told me he was extremely sorry for the inconvenience and that he would set up a new complaint (now complaint number 141112992, 15 Nov) and that he would make sure that my problem was resolved and investigate why my complaints had been getting closed without anyone showing up or actually fixing my issue. In the morning I finally received a call from a tech support engineer who told me he would visit. The following day, they replaced my modem (the previous one was completely faulty the engineer informed me).
When I spoke to Durghesh, I asked him how I could go about getting a waiver on my bill because I was without internet for over a week with pure failure on the part of Reliance. He told me that nothing could be done until the bill was generated but definitely I would get a waiver for the lack of internet. I called in after my bill was generated, filed a complaint number 142081510 and was told I would be notified within 72 hours. No one called back, SMS’d me or anything since then.
I called again today (Dec. 14) to figure out the status because I did not pay my bill since I expect a resolution to be reached first. I was told by Supervisor Ujvala to e-mail my issues in because my waiver had not been passed because my problem was resolved within 24 hours. This is rubbish. The line of multiple complaints is enough evidence in itself to show that my issue had never been resolved. The notes made by Durgesh should support this statement.
Please note that it is unfair to expect me to, and I do not intend to pay:
- additional charges that should be waived because of a lack of internet which was the failure on reliance’s support team to solve my issue and
- any additional charges that are incurred because of the delay in my resolution from reliance’s biliing and support teams, past the billing due date.
I expect a speedy resolution so that problems might be resolved otherwise I will be looking to cancel my account with reliance (both my own and that at our offices) because of extremely poor service, poor support, and poor engineers who close out complaints regardless of whether the issues have been solved or not purely to keep their closing times within their range despite not solving problems.
I expect a speedy reply with a resolution and a waiver. For a follow up, you may reach me on the number listed below.
Chirag Desai
Summary:
- Original complaint: 140684488, 8th nov
- Second complaint: 140803041: 10th nov
- Final complaint (Durghesh): 141112992: 15 nov
- Billing complaint: 142081510 — filed nov. 30, 1.51 p.m.
Update, not that it seems to matter:
Part II of this saga is here.
Part III is here.


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This is a wrapper for the DeviantArt API that covers all of the public endpoints, includes typings, and various utility functions to make finding deviations easier.
npm install deviantart.ts
Register an app at DeviantArt Developers in order to receive a client id and a client secret. You will need these credentials in order to receive an access token from the DeviantArt API. Read the official api documentation for information on all of the endpoints, the parameters that they take, and the responses that they send. This library only covers the client credentials endpoints.
import DeviantArt from "deviantart.ts"
async function useAPI() {
/*Since all API calls return a Promise, we must instantiate the class using an asynchronous method. Don't use
the constructor, all of the properties will be undefined!*/
const deviantArt = await DeviantArt.login(process.env.DEVIANTART_CLIENT_ID, process.env.DEVIANTART_CLIENT_SECRET)
/*It is much, much faster to use the RSS API.
This gets a single deviation by URL or by query.*/
const deviation = await deviantArt.rss.get("https://www.deviantart.com/fhilippe124/art/Sagiri-Izumi-Eromanga-sensei-fanart-678288299")
/*To search for multiple, use search instead. The second parameter is
the limit, the third is the sort method ("popular" or "newest").*/
const deviations = await deviantArt.rss.search("Eromanga Sensei", 50, "popular")
/*The painfully slow alternative using the regular API is to
iterate through all of a user's deviations to find the one that matches the URL.
But you can only get the deviation id through the api, so use this instead if you need it.*/
const verySlow = await deviantArt.findByIteration("https://www.deviantart.com/fhilippe124/art/Yamada-Elf-Eromanga-sensei-fanart-678701561")
/*The browse endpoint offers searches for popular, newest, hot, undiscovered, etc. deviations.*/
const popular = await deviantArt.browse.popular({q: "anime"})
const hot = await deviantArt.browse.hot({category_path: "manga"})
//The date is in yyyy-mm-dd format!
const daily = await deviantArt.browse.daily({date: 2019-07-03})
const tag = await deviantArt.browse.tag({tag: "cute"})
const undiscovered = await deviantArt.browse.undiscovered({mature_content: true})
/*In order to use the deviation endpoint, you must
have the deviation id. In this case, findByIteration()
is very useful.*/
const deviationByID = await deviantArt.deviation.get({deviationid: "1FA35A6D-E2CD-3CDF-1A65-410AB577BF10"})
/*The moreLikeThis endpoint takes a deviationid (which is called a seed in the api for some reason).*/
const moreLikeThis = await deviantArt.browse.moreLikeThis({seed: "1FA35A6D-E2CD-3CDF-1A65-410AB577BF10"})
}
useAPI()
async function useAPI() {
/*Search for a user's profile*/
const user = await deviantArt.user.get({username: "tenpii"})
/*Get all of a user's deviations.*/
const userDeviations = await deviantArt.gallery.all({username: "tenpii"})
/*Get all of their statuses*/
const statuses = await deviantArt.user.statuses({username: "tenpii"})
/*Get all of their profile comments*/
const profileComments = await deviantArt.comments.profile({username: "tenpii"})
/*Get all of a user's folders*/
const folders = await deviantArt.collections.folders({username: "fhilippe124"})
/*Get all deviations in the folder. You must have the folder id, which you can get from the api call above.
The username parameter is only optional if you are searching your own folders.*/
const folderDeviations = await deviantArt.collections.get({folderid: "79216EF7-CED7-6973-DD90-6793348AD2A4", username: "fhilippe124"})
}
async function useAPI() {
/*Note that the deviation id is required for this endpoint.*/
const comments = await deviantArt.comments.deviation({deviationid: "1FA35A6D-E2CD-3CDF-1A65-410AB577BF10"})
/*To get sibling comments, you must have the comment id, which you can get from the api call above.*/
const userDeviations = await deviantArt.comments.siblings({commentid: "FE5A83B8-0495-9E1D-3A54-864D943D579C"})
/*To search for tags, you can use the browse endpoint.*/
const tagSearch = await deviantArt.browse.tagSearch({tag_name: "kawaii"})
}
There are many more less commonly used endpoints such as Curated, Stash, and Data. For a more complete documentation please read the api documentation on DeviantArt.
mature_content
- set to true to include mature results.expand
- Expands the response objects, such as including user.details
in a DeviantArtUser
object. You may need to use type assertions if you use.offset
- Returns results starting from the offsetlimit
- Returns a certain amount of resultsdeviationid
- The deviation id. All id's look like: 1FA35A6D-E2CD-3CDF-1A65-410AB577BF10
.userid
- The user id. commentid
- The comment id. folderid
- The folder id.statusid
- The status id.category_path
- The category path to search.q
- The query to search.timerange
- Timerange to search Ex. (8hr, 5days, 2weeks, alltime)
date
- The date in yyyy-mm-dd
formatexport interface DeviantArtDeviation {
deviationid: string
printid: string | null
url?: string
title?: string
category?: string
category_path?: string
is_favourited?: boolean
is_deleted?: boolean
author?: DeviantArtUser
stats?: {
comments: number
favourites: number
}
published_time?: string
allows_comments?: boolean
preview?: {
src: string
height: number
width: number
transparency: boolean
}
content?: {
src: string
height: number
width: number
transparency: boolean
filesize: number
}
thumbs?: Array<{
src: string
height: number
width: number
transparency: boolean
}>
videos?: Array<{
src: string
quality: string
filesize: number
duration: number
}>
flash?: {
src: string
height: number
width: number
}
daily_deviation?: {
body: string
time: string
giver: DeviantArtUser
suggester?: DeviantArtUser
}
excerpt?: string
is_mature?: boolean
is_downloadable?: boolean
download_filesize?: number
challenge?: {
type: string[]
completed: boolean
tags: string[]
locked?: boolean
credit_deviation: string | null
media: string[]
level_label?: string
time_limit?: number
levels?: string[]
}
challenge_entry?: {
challengeid: string
challenge_title: string
challenge?: DeviantArtDeviation
timed_duration: number
submission_time: string
}
motion_book?: {
embed_url: string
}
}
export interface DeviantArtUser {
userid: string
username: string
usericon: string
type: string
is_watching?: boolean
details?: {
sex: string | null
age: number | null
joinDate: string
}
geo?: {
country: string
countryid: number
timezone: string
}
profile?: {
user_is_artist: boolean
artist_level: string | null
artist_specialty: string | null
real_name: string
tagline: string
website: string
cover_photo: string
profile_pic: DeviantArtDeviation
}
stats?: {
watchers: number
friends: number
}
}
export interface DeviantArtUserProfile {
user: DeviantArtUser
is_watching: boolean
profile_url: string
user_is_artist: boolean
artist_level: string | null
artist_specialty: string | null
real_name: string
tagline: string
countryid: number
country: string
website: string
bio: string
cover_photo: string | null
profile_pic: DeviantArtDeviation | null
last_status: DeviantArtStatus | null
stats: {
user_deviations: number
user_favourites: number
user_comments: number
profile_pageviews: number
profile_comments: number
}
collections?: Array<{
folderid: string
name: string
}>
galleries?: Array<{
folderid: string
parent: string | null
name: string
}>
}
export interface DeviantArtComment {
commentid: string
parentid: string | null
posted: string
replies: number
hidden: string | null
body: string
user: DeviantArtUser
}
The API Deviation object and the RSS Deviation object are missing a couple properties from each other, most notably the deviation description and the author's profile info respectively. There are some extending functions that will extend the objects to add these missing properties.
async function useAPI() {
const deviation = await deviantArt.deviation.get({deviationid: "1FA35A6D-E2CD-3CDF-1A65-410AB577BF10"})
/*Takes an array of DeviantArtDeviation objects*/
const extendedAPIDeviations = await deviantArt.extendDeviations([deviation])
//It now has a description!
extendedAPIDeviations[0].description
const deviationsRSS = await deviantArt.rss.search("anime", 10, "popular")
const extendedRSSDeviations = await deviantArt.extendRSSDeviations(deviationsRSS)
//It now has the author's profile info, such as profile picture and cover photo!
extendedRSSDeviations[0].author.profile_pic
}
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Bitmain Power Struggle Heats Up as Co-Founder Wrestles For Control
by Martin YoungChinese mining giant Bitmain is in the midst of a power struggle. Co-founder Micree Zhan who was ousted last week has returned with a vengeance asserting that he will use a legal team to regain control of the company.
Bitmain Battle Rages On
Last week’s news that Jihan Wu had taken control of the world’s largest bitcoin mining hardware supplier was music to the ears of Bitcoin Cash holders. Wu is a big proponent of BCH and the company reportedly hoarded a huge stash of it in 2017. He told employees not to engage his former partner as the spat intensified.
The ousted Micree Zhan who owns an estimated 36 percent stake in the company has not taken the move lying down. According to an open letter published on WeChat and sent to all Bitmain employees, Zhan described the move as a coup without consent.
Micree Zhan just sent a open letter to all Bitmain employees confirming that he was removed as the legal representative of the company without consent, and that he will take back control of the company through legal channels.
The letter distributed on Wednesday claims that Zhan was removed from the firm without any consent or prior knowledge, adding that he plans to resolve the issue through legal methods and the courts.
According to a translation of the letter, he wrote;
It was embarrassing that as a Bitmain co-founder, the biggest shareholder, and a registered legal representative, I got ousted without any knowledge in this coup while on a business trip. I didn’t realize until then that those scenes in TV shows, where you get stabbed on your back by those partners you trusted and ‘brothers’ you fought together with, can really happen in real life.
Industry insider Dovey Wan tweeted further translations, adding that it should be turned into a movie;
I feel really bad for Bitmain, such an ugly public fight is just cannibalistic. Ego is a person’s worst enemy.
Wan originally shared the correspondence between Wu and the rest of the company staff stating that Zhan was dismissed immediately and should no longer be acknowledged.
The power struggle at the world’s largest bitcoin mining manufacturer could have wider implications on the industry. Last week it was reported by Bitcoinist that Bitmain’s mining pools were starting to lag with Antpool and BTC.com dropping in hash rates.
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| https://www.linkedin.com/in/syed-a-ahmed- | https://github.com/sahmed45
Graduate student into Software Engineering, DevOps, Cloud Computing,
and Networking. Currently learning more everyday about DevOps and
engineering excellent software while gaining the skills necessary for
providing solutions.
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Software Development /Automation: Python, Java, SQL, Bash, Ansible,
Terraform, Git, HTML.
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AWS: IAM, EC2, S3, Route 53, VPCs, Load Balancing, Autoscaling,
CloudFront, high-level understanding of application services such as
Code Pipeline, API Gateway, and Lambda.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS: Managing users, configuring
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Networking: Cisco IOS, TCP/IP, Firewalls, Access Control Lists (ACL),
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Containers: Basic Docker working skills.
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Knowledge of the SDLC, CI/CD, Agile development, DevOps culture and
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Identifying best AWS services to fulfill technical
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Knowledge of network and cybersecurity best practices.
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Kennesaw State University — Kennesaw, GA
Anticipated December 2021
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Master of Science - MS in Information Technology GPA 4.0/4.0
(Currently Enrolled Online Part Time)
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Relevant Coursework: Agile Software Development, DevOps, System
Design, Cybersecurity, Data Science
Kennesaw State University — Kennesaw, GA
July 2020
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Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc in Information Technology,
3.95/4.00 GPA Dean’s List, President’s List
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Relevant Coursework: Application Development, Database Systems, Java,
Python, Networking
Chattahoochee Technical College — Marietta, GA
December 2017
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Associate of Applied Science - AAS in Cybersecurity
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AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate
August 2020
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CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate
August 2020
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Kennesaw State University — Kennesaw, GA
Security Solution Graduate Capstone Project
August 2021 – Present
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Developing a secure website for a small business, hosting on an
Apache server in a University RedHat VM, MySQL for user database.
System hardening through SSL/TLS Certificate, deleting/disabling
unsecure/unused services, SELinux configuration.
Shopping Application Project
August 2020 – December 2020
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Developed a grocery shopping application in a team of four,
implemented the inventory component.
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Developed using Full Stack MEAN, MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and
Node.js
Database Development Undergraduate Capstone Project
January
2020 – June 2020
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Developed a central web-based repository for management of university
projects using C#, Razor Pages for CRUD, and Microsoft SQL Server in a
team. Included front-end for querying, updating, and printing.
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Created necessary documentation for implementation and usage.
Cloud Resume Challenge
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Created a personal resume website hosted on AWS S3 using AWS API
Gateway, AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, and CodePipeline with Github for
CI/CD.


THE EDUCATION OF LITTLE TREE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
For the second time in two days, we were fortunate to be able to see an excellent family film that is playing in highly limited distribution in short runs around the country. And this film was that rarest of such movies, the serious drama, where it is people and not some cute animals that are in grave danger.
As THE EDUCATION OF LITTLE TREE opens, an 8-year-old orphan boy named Little Tree has gone to live with his grandparents. His grandma, played with compassion by Tantoo Cardinal, is a full-blooded Cherokee. As the grandpa, James Cromwell, made famous by BABE and seen more recently in L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, gives an understated and deeply moving performance. Grandpa is a white man who, having adopted the ways of the Cherokee, now considers himself one. Joseph Ashton plays Little Tree with a compelling earnestness. The bond between Little Tree and his grandpa is as strong as you are likely to see. Moreover, the genuine chemistry between all three of them is bursting with love. (As part Cherokee myself, like Little Tree from my paternal grandmother, the film had special meaning for me. And even more so given my son is Little Tree's age.)
Set in a remote cabin in the Great Smoky Mountains, the movie is handsomely filmed by Anastas N. Michos, normally a camera operator, in his first time as a cinematographer. Mark Isham's music relies heavily on the fiddle and the dulcimer to evoke the hillbilly spirit of the backwoods in the 1930s.
Little Tree's education isn't a lot of book learning, although his grandmother does teach him such "useful" words as aardvark, which his grandfather ridicules. Little Tree learns, instead, enormous lessons about life.
The beauty of the story is its lack of sanitization, normally prevalent in kids' movies. The grandpa doesn't have some uplifting job. Instead, he has a whiskey still hidden deep in the woods, and part of the story concerns his concealment of it from the revenuers. Grandpa is even given to cussing a little, as grandpas will, especially backwoods ones. Not that grandma approves, of course. She lectures her husband, and it almost sticks.
Graham Greene from DANCES WITH WOLVES plays the family friend Willow John. In front of a roaring fire, Willow John relates the woeful story known as the "Trail of Tears." With big eyes, Little Tree absorbs every word of it.
 "Injuns is lazy and don't work none," she tells him, matter-of-factly, not even realizing the sting of her insult. Actually, most of the whites treat them like lepers.
As adapted by the director Richard Friedenberg from Forrest Carter's book, the flaw of the story, to the extent that it has one, is that it does become a bit preachy at times. But if it does rant a bit, its heart is in a good place, and the polemics are fairly mild.
The story tosses in some humor with the funniest scene occurring during a fundamentalist church meeting. As one woman starts to confess the sin of fornication, several of the young bucks in the congregation pull their hats over their heads and beat a fast exit out the back door, lest they be identified as co-conspirators.
Full of the tragedies of the time, we see that adults, albeit not Little Tree's grandparents, felt it perfectly appropriate to hit kids over the head with canes and to whip them with belt buckles. This bit of Americana is rarely shown anymore in the cinema.
When a couple of do-gooders show up with legal papers to take Little Tree away to a Dickensian-style school that functions as a prison but is known as an Indian School, the grandparents wait in line to get some legal advice. The country lawyer takes their fifty-cent piece, but offers them no hope going against the big federal government bureaucrats.
In a rapid descent into hell for the sweet little boy, Little Tree finds himself locked up and given a proper American name, Joshua, chosen from a book at the Indian School. ("Americans don't name children after objects," the headmaster curtly explains to him.)
With a clear opportunity to stop at a classic feel-good point, the story plows on and shuns the easy ending. The one it chooses left me literally in tears, and yet it is so beautifully done and so hopeful for the future that I left the theater feeling an inner peace.
THE EDUCATION OF LITTLE TREE runs 1:52. It is rated PG for language and thematic elements including "old fashioned" discipline and would be fine for kids around 9 and up.
My son Jeffrey, almost 9, thought the show was okay, but a little too sad. (The film provided a perfect springboard for my father, who accompanied us, to discuss his feelings about the movie and his heritage with Jeffrey, who during the film was clearly touched by it.)
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by Mazola MolefeIt’s almost a year since Ernst Middendorp arrived at Kaizer Chiefs and converted one of the club’s attackers to a deep-lying midfield role – and the man in question says what was a daunting task at first is not such a ‘big thing’ anymore.
Lebogang Manyama was asked by the coach to use his experience and skill from a different role shortly after the German mentor took over from Giovanni Solinas in December last year, though the player suffered a long term injury soon after.
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Now fully fit again, Manyama has grown in confidence next to either George Maluleka or veteran Willard Katsande.
And he was on Monday recalled to the national team by Bafana Bafana coach Molefi Ntseki to take the place of the injured Themba Zwane ahead of this week’s 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier away to Ghana.
“It’s not such a bid thing to move a bit lower down the field because the coach is the one that instructs us on how we must play,” Manyama said.
“It has helped me a lot in terms of how he has told me to play this new role. It’s not easy, but it has looked like I am natural in that position. But everyone has license to go forward. It’s about working together and knowing there are no limitations in terms of the role you play. It doesn’t mean if Willard Katsande, because he is more defensive-minded, has to stay back and me or George Maluleka go forward. No, if he gets the chance to go forward then he goes and we cover him. It also comes with a lot of experience between the three of us.”
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This option is only recommended for datasets with more than 250 samples. We also recommend that you enable MCMC when using this option, to better approximate the true MAFs present in your sampled population.
This option is recommended if validated MAFs are available for your dataset. The MAFs file should be formatted
like this sample. In short, either a .csv
or tab-delimited file, with 4 columns
corresponding to an index (or barcode position id), the major allele, the minor allele and the minor allele frequency,
respectively. All lines that start with #
will be ignored.
This option is recommended for smaller datasets, where validated MAFs are not available. For this option, you must choose the geography relevant to your samples (listed in the dropdown), as well as submit a file specifying the genomic positions of your SNP barcodes. The SNP loci file should be formatted like this sample.
The SNP barcodes file should be formatted like this sample. In short, a
tab-delimited file with 2 columns, corresponding to the sample id and barcode, respectively. Like the SNP loci file, all lines starting
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An academic article, submitted as a result of the work in an ENIGMA project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
To specify the components of the delivery address for the object
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the age of onset of the subject's alcohol use disorder.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes the subject's current alcohol use disorder (ie: dependence, abuse, none).
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes whether the subject's previous lifetime alcohol use disorder (ie: dependence, abuse, none) is specified.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes whether the scale used to determine the diagnosis of alcohol use disorder (ie: SCID, ASSIST, AUDIT) is specified.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Use of antidepressants at the time of scanning
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Use of antidepressants during lifetime
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Use of Antiepileptics at time of scanning
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Use of Antiepileptics during lifetime
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
A mental health disorder defined by feelings of anxiety, fear, or worry
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Use of 2nd generation (atypical) antipsychotic at time of scanning
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Use of 2nd generation (atypical) antipsychotic during lifetime
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Describes if the subject's Barratt Impulsiveness Scale total score is specified.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Describes the Barratt Impulsiveness Scale version that was used.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Describes if the Behavioral Activation System subscale score on the BIS/BAS is specified.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Describes whether the age of onset of the subject's Bipolar Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Bipolar Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes the subject's current Bipolar Disorder state (ie: depressed, hypomanic, manic, eutyhmic, mixed)
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the subject's Bipolar Disorder type (ie: type I, type II, NOS, no BD, NA) is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Bipolar Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the subject's current Bipolar Disorder stage (first episode, recurrent episodes, no BD, and NA = no information available) is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the Behavioral Inhibition System subscale score on the BIS/BAS is specified.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Specifies the kinds of brain scan data collected
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A disease characterized by abnormal cell division and growth
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A subset of vascular disorders affecting the heart
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A subset of vascular disorders affecting blood vessels of the brain and cerebral circulation
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the subject's Global Clinical Impression Scale's total score.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
checksum of data file to check if there are modifications
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
City in which a cohort is located
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Working groups that study clinical populations
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
A group of individuals studied by a working group, limited by certain inclusion and exclusion criteria. Cohort Groups: COHORT_grp_NAME Example: STELLENBOCH_grp_CN for the control group Cohort Projects: COHORT_proj_NAME Example: STELLENBOCH_proj_FS for the Freesurfer project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A subset of Cohort, which either forms the patient group or control group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
The subset of the individuals from a Cohort, which are used as samples for a specific project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Concept used to represent a conflict of interest of an author in a paper
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Country in which a cohort is located
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A class used to describe covariates information for a cohort or study.
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Dataset in downloadable form
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A dataset containing information about an ENIGMA project cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Specifies the kinds of data collected
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A class used to describe the demographics covariates of a cohort or study
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Property which states whether the diagnostic group each subject is associated with (control vs. experimental) is specified.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
The method used to diagnose individuals in a Cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A disorder/disease experienced by members of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A class used to describe the disorder covariates of a cohort or study
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Subject's education coded as categories (ie: a range from 1-5)
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
The method used for coding the Education Category (ie: 1 = some high school, 2 = some college, 3 = some professional degree)
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Property to state whether subject's education in years is specified.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Disorders which affect the endocrine system
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes if age of onset of subject's Generalized Anxiety Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Generalized Anxiety Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether if the subject had Generalized Anxiety Disorder during their lifetime is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject's Global Assessment of Functioning scale total score is specified.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Specifies the kinds of genetic data collected
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Disorders which are inherited and caused by abnormalities in the genome
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Working groups dedicated to genetic analysis
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes the additional demographics defining a given cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the organization's affiliates
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the age groupings of individuals within a cohort group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes inclusion criteria for maximum age of participants in a Cohort, CohortProject or CohortGroup
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the mean age of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes inclusion criteria for minimum age of participants in a Cohort, CohortProject or CohortGroup
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the standard deviation of the age of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the brain scan data types that were collected for a cohort or project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Provides a brief description of the working group or project or cohort or image acquisition protocol
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes what cohorts are part of a project or working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Property that indicates the cohort groups part of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the subcohorts, specific to a given project, that are part of that cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the current status of a cohort, cohort group or cohort project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes where the data of the cohort was collected
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property linking an author with a conflict of interest that the author has on a paper
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Property that points to the person that is a contact for the project or cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Points to a media object, like an image or video file
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the control group of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
The coordinates associated with an organization
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
The country name associated with the address of the object
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the end year of the data collection period of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the start year of the data collection period of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes which data processing protocol was used in a project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Property that links a cohort project with the data being described.
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the data types that a cohort or project collected
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the deadline date for data contribution of a project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the date the proposal for a project was approved
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the end date of the target period of the project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the start date of the target period of the project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Description of an item
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the patient group of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes what instrument is used to diagnose the members of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Indicates a downloadable form of a dataset at a specific location
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the ethnic group that the participants of the cohort are in
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Criteria used to exclude cohort patients
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the funding source of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the genetic data types that were collected for a cohort or project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Criteria used to define group of cohort patients
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property that describes the home page of a cohort or person
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the acquisition protocol that was used to scan the data of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the specific kind/type of an organization
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the memorandum of understanding links of the working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Name of an item
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the full name of the working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
A short name for the working group, in case the working group name is too long
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Describing the number of females in a cohort project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describing the number of males in a cohort project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the number of participants in a cohort group or cohort project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describe the investigators of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes which cohorts somone is a main PI of
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the principal investigator of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property that points to the person that is a contact for the project or cohort
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the population group of a population-based cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
The postal code associated with the address of the object
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the primary address of an organization or person
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes what projects are worked on by a specific working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Property to link project results to a Cohort Project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the approved proposal form link of a project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Property that links a project to a publication that resulted from it.
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the links to published papers or the paper title (if link does not exist) for the working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
The region (e.g. state or province) associated with the address of the object
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the species of the subjects of a cohort (Humans, Chimps, Mice, etc.)
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property used to link a cohort with the summary statistics that may have been produced after applying a given protocol
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
The street address associated with the address of the object
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Describes the study design of a project (Case/control; Population; Healthy only; Patients only) NOTE: study design options are mutually exclusive for Cohort Groups but not Projects
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the titles of the submitted papers of a working group
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Describes the total number of participants in the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describing the number of female to male transgender individuals in a cohort group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describing the number of male to female transgender individuals in a cohort group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes who the chairs of a working group are
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Describes who the members of the working group are
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Working groups that are not disease focused
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Property which states if the Duration of Illness was measured in a cohort. Often abbreviated "DURILL"
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Procedure used to collect image data within the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A disease or disorder caused by the invasion of microorganisms
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Intelligence Quotient measured by different means
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
The IQ scale used for each subject/group (ie: WISC-IV, WAIS-IV, WASI-II).
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Describes whether a project is active
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Property that indicates the cohort groups and cohort projects which are part of a cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property that indicates the projects which are part of a cohort group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property that indicates the cohort groups which are part of a cohort project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes the parent organization which an organization is a part of. An organization may be part of more than one organizations.
Defined in: The Organization Ontology
Property that indicates the cohort groups specific to a project
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property that indicates the cohorts which are a part of a working group
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes if a cohort's data is publicly available
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Use of Lithium at time of scanning
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Lithium use during lifetime
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Geographic location of the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property which states whether subject's marital status (ie: single, married) is specified.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Describes whether the age of onset of the subject's first depressive episode is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Major Depressive Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Major Depressive Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the current stage of the subject's Major Depressive Disorder (ie: recurrent or first episode) is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the subject's current number of depressive episodes is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Medication covariates describing the types of medication (lifetime/current) used by participants in each cohort
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Disorders which can affect mood, behavior, and thinking
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Working groups that develop protocols (imaging or genetics)
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
A mental health disorder defined by mood or behavioral swings
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes if the number of negative life events the subject experienced in the past 6 months is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes the questionnaire/interview used to assess negative life events from past 6 months (e.g. NLESS, SLESQ).
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Disorders which affect the nervous system
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Property which states whether subject's occupation is specified.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Describes whether the age of onset of the subject's Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Obsessive Compulsive Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Disorder characterized by decreased mental function due to a medical or physical disease
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
An organization contributing to a given ENIGMA project
Defined in: The Working Group Ontology
Describes if age of onset of subject's other psychiatric disorders is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes the subject's other psychiatric diagnoses at the time of scan (e.g. borderline personality disorder, ADHD, etc.).
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes the subject's other psychiatric diagnoses during their lifetime (e.g. borderline personality disorder, ADHD, etc.)
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Type of other medication used at time of scanning. Please provide the medication names.
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Type of other medication used during lifetime. Please provide the medication names.
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Describes whether age of onset of subject's substance use disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes subject's current drug use that meets criteria for substance abuse disorder at the time of scan (e.g. cocaine, opiods etc.)
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes subject's previous lifetime drug use that meets criteria for lifetime substance abuse disorder (e.g. cocaine, opiods etc.)
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes whether age of onset of subject's Panic Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Panic Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Panic Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Highest level of parental socioeconomic status either based on education, occupation or both.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
The scale used in measuring a parent(s) socioeconomic status.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Individual involved with the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Project associated with the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
An image processing or genetic analysis protocol used to extract brain feature data
Defined in: The Project Ontology
A class used to describe psychopathology covariate information for a cohort or study.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the age of onset of the subject's psychotic disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has a Psychotic Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the subject's Psychotic Disorder type (ie: schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, psychosis NOS, schizophreniform disorder, brief psychotic disorder, shared psychotic disorder, substance-induced psychosis) is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had the Psychotic Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the age of onset of the subject's Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Subject's race/ethnicity.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes which data type is required by a project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Disorders which affect the respiratory system
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A class used to describe Questionnaire Score covariates information for a cohort or study.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Property to state whether subject's sex (male, female, other) is specified or not.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Blanket term ecompassing serious medical condtions
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes if the subject is currently smoking.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes if the subject smoked during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Disorder Ontology
Describes whether age of onset of subject's Social Anxiety Disorder is specified.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject currently has Social Anxiety Disorder.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes if the subject had Social Anxiety Disorder during their lifetime.
Defined in: The Psychopathology Ontology
Describes whether the subject's Social and Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale total score is specified.
Defined in: The Scores Ontology
Presence of a somatic illness
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Specific somatic illness measured/found in subjects
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Property that indicates which project/working group studies which disorder
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
The scale used in measuring a subject’s socioeconomic status.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
The highest level of subject's socioeconomic status based on education, occupation or both.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
Property which states whether the identification code/number of unique subjects is specified.
Defined in: The Demographic Ontology
A mental health disorder defined by the overusage or abuse of a substance
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
A subset of substance abuse in which symptoms of withdrawal may appeared after reduction of substance use
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Use of 1st generation (typical) antipsychotics at time of scanning
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Use of 1st generation (typical) antipsychotics during lifetime
Defined in: The Medication Ontology
Encoding format of an item
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Describes which protocol was used in a project
Defined in: The Project Ontology
Describes the scanner used by the cohort
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Disorder which affects the body's network of blood vessels
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology
Group of researchers studying a certain topic/disease
Defined in: The Cohort Ontology


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AngularJS is a Javascript framework for building amazing Web Applications (those called SPAs).
When it's needed to bring them to mobile devices, Cordova/PhoneGap helps the integration and Ionic, built on top of AngularJS, comes with a great set of CSS components and cool Javascript features!
AngularJS is a powerful JS framework for building advanced web applications and it comes with a lot of features:
// index.html
<!doctype html>

{{10 + 20}}

// app.js
angular.module('module', []);
Static DOM
Dynamic DOM
RESTful single page web applications need to compile and render their markup. This means that only raw data is sent/received to/from the network.
The template engine works in two phases:
The compiler ($compile) traverses the DOM and collects all of the directives. The result is a linking function
It combines the directives with a scope and produces a live view.
// index.html

<input ng-model="text" type="text" />
{{text}}
<button ng-click="templateSubmit()">{{btnText}}</button>

// app.js
angular.module('MyModule', [])
.controller('MyCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) {
$scope.text = '';
$scope.btnText = 'Submit';
$scope.templateSubmit = function () {
alert("text value is: " + $scope.text);
};
}]);
Dependency Injection (DI) is a software design pattern that deals with how components get hold of their dependencies. The Angular injector subsystem is in charge of creating components, resolving their dependencies, and providing them to other components as requested.
AngularJS lets you to inject various types of dependencies:
angular.controller('MyCtrl', ['$scope', '$location', function ($scope, $location) {
// do something with $scope and $location services
}]);
var MyCtrl = function ($scope, $location) {
// do something with $scope and $location services
};
MyCtrl.$inject = ['$scope', '$location'];
angular.controller('MyCtrl', MyCtrl);
angular.controller('MyCtrl', function ($scope, $location) {
// do something with $scope and $location services
});
Directives are markers on a DOM element that tell AngularJS's HTML compiler to attach a specified behavior to that DOM element or even transform the DOM element and its children.
Angular comes with several useful built-in directives, such as:
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive
Built-in directives are identified by the ng namespace.
ngClick | ngDblclick | ngInit
ngClick and ngDblclick attach a listener on click and dblclick event of the element, while ngInit is used to initialize a variable in the current scope.
<button ng-click="aCount = aCount + 1" ng-init="aCount = 10">Click me<button>
<button ng-dblclick="count = count + 1" ng-init="count = 0">Double click me<button>
ngIf | ngSwitch
Some directives change the DOM structure based on a scope expression. ngIf removes or recreates a part of the DOM depending on the evaluation of the expression, while the ngSwitch conditionally swap the DOM structure.
<input type="number" ng-model="value"/>
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https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive
One of the most powerful feature in AngularJS is the possibility to make custom directives. Like other Angular components, a custom directive is just a module.
angular.directive lets you to register a new custom directive:
angular.directive('myClock', ['$interval', 'dateFilter', function ($interval, dateFilter) {
return {
restrict: 'E',
link: function (scope, element, attrs) {
$interval(function () {
element.text(dateFilter(new Date(), 'H:mm:ss'));
}, 1000);
}
};
}]);
<my-clock></my-clock>
A filter formats the value of an expression. They can be used in view templates, controllers or services and it is easy to define your own filter.
AngularJS has several built-in filters:
Filters can be applied to expressions in view templates using the following syntax:
{{ expression | filter }}
Filters may have arguments:
{{ expression | filter:argument1:argument2:... }}
It's possible to chain more filters:
{{ expression | filter1 | filter2 | ... }}
Inject a dependency with the name <filterName>Filter to your controller/service/directive:
angular.controller('MyCtrl', ['dateFilter', function(dateFilter) {
var date = dateFilter(new Date(), 'Ymd');
}]);
Currency
Formats a number as a currency.
{{amount | currency:'€':2}} or currencyFilter(amount, '€', 2);
{{amount | currency:'$':2}} or currencyFilter(amount, '$', 2);
{{amount | currency:'£':2}} or currencyFilter(amount, '£', 2);
Date
Formats date to a string based on the requested format.
{{today | date:'M/d/yyyy'}} or dateFilter(today, 'M/d/yyyy');
orderBy
Orders a specified array by the expression predicate. It is ordered alphabetically for strings and numerically for numbers.
{{list | orderBy:predicate:reverse}} or orderByFilter(list, predicate, reverse);
https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/filter
Writing your own filter is very easy: just register a new filter factory function with your module. This factory function should return a new filter function which takes the input value as the first argument. Any filter arguments are passed in as additional arguments to the filter function.
angular.filter lets you to register a new custom filter:
angular.filter('star', ['uppercaseFilter', function (uppercaseFilter) {
return function (value, starNumber) {
value = String(value);
starNumber = starNumber || 0;
var stars = '',
result = [];
for (var i = 0; i < starNumber; i++) stars += '*';
result.push(stars);
result.push(uppercaseFilter(value));
result.push(stars);
if (value && value.length > 0) return result.join(' ');
else return '';
};
}]);

{{name | star:starNumber}}

Angular services are substitutable objects that are wired together using dependency injection (DI). You can use services to organize and share code across your app.
Angular has several built-in services and it's possible to use them with the Dependency Injection, like so:
angular.controller('MyCtrl', ['$http', function ($http) {
$http.get('/user')
.success(function (user) {
// Use the user data
})
.error(function (err) {
// Notify the error
});
}]);
A service can be used where it's possible to use the DI: in other services, directives, controllers and filters.
AngularJS has several built-in services:
$http
The $http service is a core Angular service that facilitates communication with the remote HTTP servers via the browser's XMLHttpRequest object or via JSONP.
angular.controller('MyCtrl', ['$http', '$scope', function ($http, $scope) {
$scope.getUser = function () {
$http.get('/Users.json')
.success(function (users) {
$scope.users = users;
});
};
}]);
| Name | Telephone | Age |
|---|---|---|
| [[user.name]] | [[user.telephone]] | [[user.age]] |
$location
The $location service parses the URL in the browser address bar (based on the window.location) and makes the URL available to your application. Changes to the URL in the address bar are reflected into $location service and changes to $location are reflected into the browser address bar.
angular.controller('MyCtrl', ['$scope', '$location', function ($scope, $location) {
$scope.url = {};
$scope.getUrl = function () {
$scope.url.absUrl = $location.absUrl();
$scope.url.url = $location.url();
$scope.url.protocol = $location.protocol();
$scope.url.host = $location.host();
$scope.url.path = $location.path();
$scope.url.port = $location.port();
};
}]);
[[url]]
angular.service allows to define a new service:
angular.service('Mario', ['$http', '$log', function ($http, $log) {
this.salutation = function () {
alert('Hi, I\'m Mario!');
};
this.findLuigi = function () {
$http.get('/luigi')
.success(function (luigi) {
alert('I found you, Luigi!');
$log.debug(luigi);
});
};
}])
.controller('MarioCtrl', ['Mario', function (Mario) {
Mario.salutation();
Mario.findLuigi();
}]);
Angular-UI is a suite that comes with a set of libraries for Angular:
http://angular-ui.github.io/ui-utils/
A utility package with no external dependencies: each module is contained in this package but can be included individually.
Standalone AngularUI modules with external dependencies:
http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
Twitter Bootstrap written natively in AngularJS. This repository contains a set of native AngularJS directives based on Bootstrap's markup and CSS. As a result no dependency on jQuery or Bootstrap's JavaScript is required.
http://angular-ui.github.io/ng-grid/
Grid virtualization written natively in AngularJS and JQuery. ngGrid comes as an attribute requiring a configuration object:
// views/grid.html

// app.js
angular.module('MyModule', ['ui.grid'])
.controller('MyCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) {
$scope.myData = [
{name: "Moroni", age: 50},
{name: "Tiancum", age: 43},
{name: "Jacob", age: 27},
{name: "Nephi", age: 29},
{name: "Enos", age: 34}
];
$scope.gridOptions = {data: 'myData'};
}]);
Free and open source, Ionic offers a library of mobile-optimized HTML, CSS and JS components, gestures, and tools for building highly interactive native/hybrid apps. Built with Sass and optimized for AngularJS.
It's composed of:
The Ionic team is developing a set of useful services all around the platform:
Marty McFly
November 05, 1955
This is a "Facebook" styled Card. The header is created from a Thumbnail List item,
the content is from a card-body consisting of an image and paragraph text. The footer
consists of tabs, icons aligned left, within the card-footer.
http://ionicframework.com/docs/components/
Ionic comes with serveral useful components:
angular.module('app', ['ionic'])
.controller('ctrl', ['$scope', '$ionicPopup', '$timeout', function ($scope, $ionicPopup, $timeout) {
$scope.showPopup = function() {
$scope.data = {};
var myPopup = $ionicPopup.show({
template: '',
title: 'Enter Wi-Fi Password',
subTitle: 'Please use normal things',
scope: $scope,
buttons: [
{ text: 'Cancel' },
{
text: 'Save',
type: 'button-positive',
}
]
});
$scope.showConfirm = function() {
var confirmPopup = $ionicPopup.confirm({
title: 'Consume Ice Cream',
template: 'Are you sure you want to eat this ice cream?'
});
$scope.showAlert = function() {
var alertPopup = $ionicPopup.alert({
title: 'Don\'t eat that!',
template: 'It might taste good'
});
};
}]);
angular.module('app', ['ionic'])
.config(function($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) {
$stateProvider
.state('tabs', {
url: "/tab",
abstract: true,
templateUrl: "templates/tabs.html"
})
.state('tabs.home', {
url: "/home",
views: {
'home-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/home.html",
controller: 'HomeTabCtrl'
}
}
})
.state('tabs.facts', {
url: "/facts",
views: {
'home-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/facts.html"
}
}
})
.state('tabs.facts2', {
url: "/facts2",
views: {
'home-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/facts2.html"
}
}
})
.state('tabs.about', {
url: "/about",
views: {
'about-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/about.html"
}
}
})
.state('tabs.navstack', {
url: "/navstack",
views: {
'about-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/nav-stack.html"
}
}
})
.state('tabs.contact', {
url: "/contact",
views: {
'contact-tab': {
templateUrl: "templates/contact.html"
}
}
});
$urlRouterProvider.otherwise("/tab/home");
})
.controller('HomeTabCtrl', [function () {}]);
http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/
CSS components are not the only important thing. Ionic has got lots of Javascript features:
Ionic Client provides a set of useful commands and makes it easy to start, build, run and emulate Ionic apps.
Current version: 1.5.5
Install it globally via NPM:
# npm install -g ionic
Use it during development to avoid boilerplates and to setup the environment:
$ ionic start mySuperApp tabs
$ ionic serve
Use it to mobile support:
$ ionic platform add android
$ ionic build android
$ ionic emulate android
Try it out!
$ sudo npm install -g cordova ionic
$ ionic start myAwesomeApp tabs
$ cd myAwesomeApp
$ ionic setup sass
$ ionic serve
$ ionic platform add android
$ ionic build android
$ ionic emulate android
ngCordova is a collection of 63+ AngularJS extensions on top of the Cordova API that make it easy to build, test, and deploy Cordova mobile apps with AngularJS.
Following a list of available plugins:
Install it via bower:
$ bower install ngCordova
Include it in your index.html:
Then, use it in your application:
angular.module('mySuperApp', ['ionic', 'ngCordova']);
.controller('aCtrl', ['$ionicPlatform', '$cordovaCamera', function ($ionicPlatform, $cordovaCamera) {
$ionicPlatform.ready(function () {
$cordovaCamera.getPicture(options).then(function(imageData) {
var image = document.getElementById('myImage');
image.src = "data:image/jpeg;base64," + imageData;
});
});
}]);


Application: Maya 2012
Language: Python 3.x
Joey Toppin & Rik Ruiten
Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Plug-in console commands:
NOTE: All above commands can be issued by calling them in the maya python console.
Setup:
- Start up Autodesk Maya
- Start up Xsens Mvn Studio
- Make sure all settings are correct (see troubleshooting below for a list)
- Start a record session in Mvn Studio, now Mvn Studio is sending messages to IP:PORT
- Now execute the following commands in this order:
- lock()
- either start() or record()
- if you want to stop, stop()
Troubleshooting, a list of common mistakes:
In Mvn Studio
- Make sure the messages that are send are set to 'EULER' based orientations.
- Make sure the messages that are send out are sent to the correct IP and Port
default is: <IP_ADDRESS> on port 9763. (Options ==> Net Streamer Settings)
Also make sure the checkbox 'Enabled' is true.
In Maya:
- Make sure the code interpreter (found bottom right) is set to Python and NOT MEL
- Make sure all given names are correct, importing locators from another file can mess up the given names.
The default model name as in the code is 'pol', if your chosen model name does not work, set the locators to be named 'pol_head', etc.
- Make sure the plug-in is 'running'. the Python console can be found in the bottom left corner of the Maya interface.
From there you can import the plug-in, File -> Search for the file -> Press the Play button to run the code.
You can then issue all above commands.
If you import the same piece of code for a second time and run it again, the previous one is overidden so you don't have to worry about that.
- Make sure Mvn Studio is streaming, otherwise nothing will happen when you perform start() or record().
Code concepts (for coders)
Externe links
Download Python 3.x


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A computer program is a list of "instructions" to be "executed" by a computer.
In a programming language, these programming instructions are called statements.
A JavaScript program is a list of programming statements.
In HTML, JavaScript programs are executed by the web browser.


Throughout this documentation you will find references for four different types of components:
It's important to understand that the differences are more conceptual than technical. While the default route component controller extends Unicore and the default API controller the used Frame, there is no necessity for this setup. Both an API component and a route component could either extend the used frame or the core's Serve class (if no providers are needed). Conceptually, however, we make the following distinctions:
Route components
are components with the purpose of being used as a SSR web-route. As such, they have a method
init which ultimately executes a rendering mechanism (method output of the default renderer)
API components
are components with the purpose of being used as API endpoints. As such, they contain methods meant to be executed
when certain http-methods are consumed.
Hybrid components
are components containing both, rendering capabilities as well as API endpoints. This can make sense in cases where neoan3
is used as a full stack solution or functionality can be either SSR rendered or provided through an API.
Custom components
are the only real outliers. While neoan3 has certain routing rules in place, the actual usage is quite unrestricted and depends on
what you want to achieve and what technology is used.


Geek Night Tours
I attended Geek Night Tours. It was sponsored by ThoughtWorks.
Experts Suvish and Mushtaq covered a lot of things about Gradle
and SBT
as build tools.
It gave a brief introduction to continuous integration and build automations. Since, I work and prefer .NET
- my intentions of attending was:
- Why shall I set-up a separate build server when I can do a simple Ctrl + Shift + B in
Visual studio
? - I personally have built a large
.NET
solution with multiple projects with ~50k+ SLOC which doesn’t take more than 2-3 minutes, it’s quite fast. So what is the reason of using a separate build infrastructure? - I can already build and verify the dependencies inside
VS
. What is build server trying to build already build and verified solution?
Although .NET
was not specifically focused. However, I understood that Gradle
can be used for .NET
as well however it might need some plugins. A few more take aways:
Continous integration
Continuous Integration (CI) is a development practice that requires developers to integrate code into a shared repository several times a day. Each check-in is then verified by an automated build, allowing teams to detect problems early. source
Here is a simple use case, in my own words:
- Make a commit to
git
source control - Source control pushes notification (or CI server polls from source control) to build server
- Build system builds the project along with dependencies (e.g.
.dlls
for a.NET
solution) - Build system publishes the repository to production (e.g. to
IIS
server)
One can read and read a lot about it, however the best way to learn something is to see it in action.
The summary of May’28 edition is:
Part 1: Agile game
Moral of the story:
- We need to be in continuous contact with the client
- Product owner / client are more of like becoming the part of the dev team
- The tasks need to be divided evenly based on the skill sets
- Planning is most important
- Agile methodology reduces wastage
Part 2: Android apps ready for N
Important points:
- There are Android apps for reducing battery usage (app level)
- To reduce battery usage, Android will provide ways at the platform level
- The biggest culprit for battery waste is connectivity changes (wifi to broadband and vice versa), N will use job schedulers for solving this problem
- They’ve removed system level broadcast, the speaker suggested content resolvers
- Google forcing devs to start optimizing their apps because Android will not support implicit broadcasts
- There’re 3 types of services in Android
- Bound
- Foreground
- Unbound
- Android will stop supporting unbound services
- Multi window support is provided at the platform level
- Uses
Android:resizableActivity:true
in app manifest for multi window support, all apps no matter what version of Android will have this property set totrue
- To make sure that the apps run in correct window (single or multiple) devs need to make sure that this property is set
- To show new windows open in the adjacent window use property
FLAG_ACTIVITY_LAUNCH_ADJACENT
- Question: How to decide a screen is in landscape or portrait mode?
- Ans: Landscape : width size is large and same concept for portrait
- For Android N, devs are forced to code different layouts for different screen orientations (landscape and portrait), this was not needed till now
Part 3: View debugging in iOS and other magic
The speaker shown some hacking the UI of a jail break iPhone using AppReveal.