I am an enthusiastic and resolute software engineer with +7 years of experience. I am able to work on own initiative as well be part of a team. I am always ready to take challenges and can quickly grasp new concepts and ideas. Besides coding, I have a good experience in project management.
o Participated in product design. o Developed .NET based enterprise applications and services. o Developed Angular based Web as well as Mobile applications. o Researched and Developed generic application based on cloud services like AWS. o Supported for live products.
o Resolved student's queries related to assigned course.
o Assisted professor in running classes.
o Graded assignments.
o Aided management team in formulating project plan and decision along with project breakdown and task assignment to team members. o Took technical decisions suitable for the project and communicate those decisions to project manager and team members. o Managed MSSQL databases and formulated stored procedures logic. o Developed .NET based applications and services using ASP.NET MVC and Web API as well, trained team members for so. o Managed projects using project management tools. Also monitored the progress. o Maintained and updated existing applications using latest appropriate technologies. o Occasionally, conducted tests and performed security and quality controls. o Administered source code through SVN for each project.
o Worked as a programmer and suggested new ideas in best interest of the project to team lead and team members. o Researched, designed, planned, and architected projects using right technology stack. o Maintained detailed documentation of project. o Developed .NET based applications and services. o Developed JavaScript based SPA. o Communicated project status and deliverables with team lead and project manager. o Used SVN and Git to maintain code, progress/test reports and business/technical documents.
o Worked as a programmer. o Developed .NET based applications using ASP.NET MVC. o Used SVN and Git to maintain code.
GPA: 3.88/4
Coursework: Design and Analysis of Algorithm, Compilers, Computer Information Security, Machine Learning, Database, Advance Database, Multicore Computing
Thesis: Benchmarking Permutation Flow Shop Problem: Adaptive and Enumerative approach using novel threading
GPA: 3.54/4.0
Coursework: C/C++, Object Oriented Design, Data Structures, AI, Project Management, Software Engineering, etc.
Project: Product Sales Pattern Analyser and Business Intelligence Software
It’s a process & flow management application for automated loan processing with document workflow. This project is developed using twitter-bootstrap, ASP.NET MVC 5 and MSSQL database. I had developed the project base architecture implementing AD-authentication along with role-based access. I have designed a database-based workflow engine and the database structures. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2008 r2, NPOI, iTextSharp and SVN.)
It is a questions & answers bank mobile app for different courses which are taught in Nepal. I have developed all the APIs needed. In addition, I have developed an admin panel for the application content management purpose. This project is based on twitter-bootstrap, Web API 2.0, ASP.NET MVC 5 and MSSQL. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2012, NPOI and SVN.)
This project, Cash Management Operation, had similar architecture to that of iPro. For this project, I was involved in core development as well as database and UI. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2008 r2, NPOI, DOCX, EPPLUS, iTextSharp and SVN.)
It’s a property management project having international accounting standard account reporting, developed using twitter-bootstrap, ASP.NET MVC 5 and MSSQL database for Standard Chartered Bank (SCB). I made the project base architecture implementing AD-authentication along with role-based access. I had designed and developed the core logic implementation in the application as well as in stored procedures and supervised other team members for UI. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2008 r2, NPOI, iTextSharp and SVN.)
This project, Trade Automation, had similar architecture as of iPro. In addition to core development, I had worked on UI as well. I have implemented a template mechanism for report saving and viewing using different office library. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2008 r2, NPOI, DOCX, EPPLUS, iTextSharp and SVN.)
This project, Card Distribution Management System, had a similar architecture to that of iPro. For this project, I have involved in core development as well as guidance to the team in the database as well as UI. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2008 r2, NPOI, DOCX, EPPLUS, iTextSharp and SVN.)
It is a system consisting of the management of the manufacturing process in a tea production company. It has staff management, inventory management as well as different reporting. It’s a project developed using twitter-bootstrap, ASP.NET MVC 5 and MSSQL database. I made the project base architecture implementing n-tire repository pattern with identity 2.0 for user management. I had implemented role-based access, tree structure menu & categorization, and different other pages for UI along with all core implementation and supervising other team members. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2015, Resharper, MSSQL Management Studio 2014, iTextSharp and SVN.)
The same social networking site was migrated to Single page application (SPA) based on angularjs. I had worked in structuring, development, and research on the best implementation of SPA. I have solely developed ‘Business profile’ implementation on the project. (Tools Used: Jet Brains Web Storm 10, WinSCP, Bootcamp, and GitLab.)
It is a location-based event API. The propose of this is to develop a separate mobile application. I had worked on WEB API 2.0 and developed endpoints necessary for the mobile team. It also used MSSQL as its database source through EntityFramework 6.0. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2013, Resharper, Fiddler, MSSQL Management Studio 2012 and SVN.)
It is a social networking site primarily focused on events management. It’s a project under development using twitter-bootstrap, ASP.NET MVC 4, MSSQL database along with big data (hadoop). Previously I was involved in developing WCF end points (both XML and JSON responses). Later, I joined in code development of MVC section of projects. I had done code refactoring & optimization and researched for further efficacious development. (Tools Used: Visual studio 2013, Resharper, WCF test client, MSSQL Management Studio 2012 and SVN.)
It is a Workflow management system including document management and Reporting. It was developed in ASP.NET MVC 3 and MSSQL database. I had fix bugs reported by the client. Further, I have added features like privacy setting for the group, as previously the privacy setting should be given to an individual person. During that, I had to make changes from the database procedure level. I sometimes had to visit client (Standard Chartered Bank, Kathmandu) for implementing a bug fix. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2010 and MSSQL Management Studio 2008.)
It is a CRM system having role-based access and operations. This also has performance reporting, follow up management as well as cross inquiry feature. It also was a small workflow management system customized for travel and ticketing company. I was assigned to develop that system completely. During I had to take the requirement from the client, design and develop the system and finally test that singly. I had developed the system using twitter-bootstrap, ASP.NET MVC 4 and MSSQL database. After doing the research I implemented customized impersonate in the system. I also had done works in creating a stored procedure for the reporting part. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2012 and MSSQL Management Studio 2008.)
It is an attendance management system along with various HR functions and reporting. Bio-metric devices and Web portal is used to take attendance. This was software designed to communicate with different biometric fingerprint attendance devices in the network and prepare the report. In addition, it has a leave management system. It was developed in ASP.NET MVC 3 and MSSQL database. There was a serious problem in the software in synchronization which I fixed changing the data pulling mechanism. I also had completed incomplete modules of leave management and reporting. For problem fixing, I had to visit the client (Standard Chartered Bank, Kathmandu) often. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2010 and MSSQL Management Studio 2008.)
It was an online plane, bus and train ticketing system for a foreign client. It was developed in ASP.NET MVC 3 and MSSQL database. I had done bug fixing and new design addition. During I had worked in ticketing APIs and Payment APIs. (Tools Used: Visual Studio 2010 and MSSQL Management Studio 2008.)
• Web ASP.Net MVC, ASP.Net Core MVC, ASP.Net WebForms, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Databases: MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle
• Mobile: Web API 2.0
• Windows: WPF
• Core: C#, Python, C, C++, Java
• Project Management: SVN, Git, JIRA, Redmine, Basecamp
• Methodologies:SDLC, Agile
• Organized student events on campus and assisted new international students to get involved on campus events
• I conducted different activities for youth empowerment. For each month, I arranged a meeting with youths and discussed different activities to perform for that month. I finally managed the execution of the selected activity of the month.


SUBROUTINE CSTEGR( JOBZ, RANGE, N, D, E, VL, VU, IL, IU, $ ABSTOL, M, W, Z, LDZ, ISUPPZ, WORK, LWORK, IWORK, $ LIWORK, INFO ) IMPLICIT NONE * * * -- LAPACK computational routine (version 3.1) -- * Univ. of Tennessee, Univ. of California Berkeley and NAG Ltd.. * November 2006 * * .. Scalar Arguments .. CHARACTER JOBZ, RANGE INTEGER IL, INFO, IU, LDZ, LIWORK, LWORK, M, N REAL ABSTOL, VL, VU * .. * .. Array Arguments .. INTEGER ISUPPZ( * ), IWORK( * ) REAL D( * ), E( * ), W( * ), WORK( * ) COMPLEX Z( LDZ, * ) * .. * * Purpose * ======= * * CSTEGR computes selected eigenvalues and, optionally, eigenvectors * of a real symmetric tridiagonal matrix T. Any such unreduced matrix has * a well defined set of pairwise different real eigenvalues, the corresponding * real eigenvectors are pairwise orthogonal. * * The spectrum may be computed either completely or partially by specifying * either an interval (VL,VU] or a range of indices IL:IU for the desired * eigenvalues. * * CSTEGR is a compatability wrapper around the improved CSTEMR routine. * See SSTEMR for further details. * * One important change is that the ABSTOL parameter no longer provides any * benefit and hence is no longer used. * * Note : CSTEGR and CSTEMR work only on machines which follow * IEEE-754 floating-point standard in their handling of infinities and * NaNs. Normal execution may create these exceptiona values and hence * may abort due to a floating point exception in environments which * do not conform to the IEEE-754 standard. * * Arguments * ========= * * JOBZ (input) CHARACTER*1 * = 'N': Compute eigenvalues only; * = 'V': Compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors. * * RANGE (input) CHARACTER*1 * = 'A': all eigenvalues will be found. * = 'V': all eigenvalues in the half-open interval (VL,VU] * will be found. * = 'I': the IL-th through IU-th eigenvalues will be found. * * N (input) INTEGER * The order of the matrix. N >= 0. * * D (input/output) REAL array, dimension (N) * On entry, the N diagonal elements of the tridiagonal matrix * T. On exit, D is overwritten. * * E (input/output) REAL array, dimension (N) * On entry, the (N-1) subdiagonal elements of the tridiagonal * matrix T in elements 1 to N-1 of E. E(N) need not be set on * input, but is used internally as workspace. * On exit, E is overwritten. * * VL (input) REAL * VU (input) REAL * If RANGE='V', the lower and upper bounds of the interval to * be searched for eigenvalues. VL < VU. * Not referenced if RANGE = 'A' or 'I'. * * IL (input) INTEGER * IU (input) INTEGER * If RANGE='I', the indices (in ascending order) of the * smallest and largest eigenvalues to be returned. * 1 <= IL <= IU <= N, if N > 0. * Not referenced if RANGE = 'A' or 'V'. * * ABSTOL (input) REAL * Unused. Was the absolute error tolerance for the * eigenvalues/eigenvectors in previous versions. * * M (output) INTEGER * The total number of eigenvalues found. 0 <= M <= N. * If RANGE = 'A', M = N, and if RANGE = 'I', M = IU-IL+1. * * W (output) REAL array, dimension (N) * The first M elements contain the selected eigenvalues in * ascending order. * * Z (output) COMPLEX array, dimension (LDZ, max(1,M) ) * If JOBZ = 'V', and if INFO = 0, then the first M columns of Z * contain the orthonormal eigenvectors of the matrix T * corresponding to the selected eigenvalues, with the i-th * column of Z holding the eigenvector associated with W(i). * If JOBZ = 'N', then Z is not referenced. * Note: the user must ensure that at least max(1,M) columns are * supplied in the array Z; if RANGE = 'V', the exact value of M * is not known in advance and an upper bound must be used. * Supplying N columns is always safe. * * LDZ (input) INTEGER * The leading dimension of the array Z. LDZ >= 1, and if * JOBZ = 'V', then LDZ >= max(1,N). * * ISUPPZ (output) INTEGER ARRAY, dimension ( 2*max(1,M) ) * The support of the eigenvectors in Z, i.e., the indices * indicating the nonzero elements in Z. The i-th computed eigenvector * is nonzero only in elements ISUPPZ( 2*i-1 ) through * ISUPPZ( 2*i ). This is relevant in the case when the matrix * is split. ISUPPZ is only accessed when JOBZ is 'V' and N > 0. * * WORK (workspace/output) REAL array, dimension (LWORK) * On exit, if INFO = 0, WORK(1) returns the optimal * (and minimal) LWORK. * * LWORK (input) INTEGER * The dimension of the array WORK. LWORK >= max(1,18*N) * if JOBZ = 'V', and LWORK >= max(1,12*N) if JOBZ = 'N'. * If LWORK = -1, then a workspace query is assumed; the routine * only calculates the optimal size of the WORK array, returns * this value as the first entry of the WORK array, and no error * message related to LWORK is issued by XERBLA. * * IWORK (workspace/output) INTEGER array, dimension (LIWORK) * On exit, if INFO = 0, IWORK(1) returns the optimal LIWORK. * * LIWORK (input) INTEGER * The dimension of the array IWORK. LIWORK >= max(1,10*N) * if the eigenvectors are desired, and LIWORK >= max(1,8*N) * if only the eigenvalues are to be computed. * If LIWORK = -1, then a workspace query is assumed; the * routine only calculates the optimal size of the IWORK array, * returns this value as the first entry of the IWORK array, and * no error message related to LIWORK is issued by XERBLA. * * INFO (output) INTEGER * On exit, INFO * = 0: successful exit * < 0: if INFO = -i, the i-th argument had an illegal value * > 0: if INFO = 1X, internal error in SLARRE, * if INFO = 2X, internal error in CLARRV. * Here, the digit X = ABS( IINFO ) < 10, where IINFO is * the nonzero error code returned by SLARRE or * CLARRV, respectively. * * Further Details * =============== * * Based on contributions by * Inderjit Dhillon, IBM Almaden, USA * Osni Marques, LBNL/NERSC, USA * Christof Voemel, LBNL/NERSC, USA * * ===================================================================== * * .. Local Scalars .. LOGICAL TRYRAC * .. * .. External Subroutines .. EXTERNAL CSTEMR * .. * .. Executable Statements .. INFO = 0 TRYRAC = .FALSE. CALL CSTEMR( JOBZ, RANGE, N, D, E, VL, VU, IL, IU, $ M, W, Z, LDZ, N, ISUPPZ, TRYRAC, WORK, LWORK, $ IWORK, LIWORK, INFO ) * * End of CSTEGR * END


Day 69
Published last at 6:20pm CDT August 26 2020, subject to change throughout the day.
Where do we begin.
Last night a white teenager from Illinois took it upon themselves to drive to Kenosha, armed with an AR-15, to join those - that some outlets are calling it - that are "prepared to defend buildings".
Said teenager proceeded to use their gun during the protests. Three are confirmed to have been shot, two of those fatally. Files have been charged.
The NIMBY rheotric so proudly flaunted earlier this week at that convention is eeirely timed with this.
Let's not write this off as the lone act of a vigilante. We need to name what this act is, white supremacy.
According to witness accounts and video footage, police apparently let the young man responsible for the shootings walk past them with a rifle over his shoulder as members of the crowd were yelling for him to be arrested because he had shot people.
White supremacy is domestic terrorism.
A 17-year-old with a history of racist and misogynistic social media posts traveled to Kenosha and murdered two protesters. This is white supremacist terrorism.https://t.co/bHQzvFZ0LQ
— African American Policy Forum (@AAPolicyForum) August 26, 2020
News
- Kenosha - Protests, Murder, & Police Brutality WBEZ - Suspect Arrested After 2 People Were Shot And Killed During Kenosha Protest
- Kenosha - Protests, Murder, & Police Brutality CNN - Two people are dead and a third injured in an overnight shooting in Kenosha, police say
- Kenosha - Protests, Murder, & Police Brutality NBC Chicago - Teen Suspect in Kenosha Shooting Taken Into Custody in Illinois, Facing Charges: Police
- RNC Convention - Ethics: False Representation The Wall Street Journal - Immigrants in Trump-Led Ceremony Didn’t Know They Would Appear at RNC
- RNC Convention - Ethics: Hatch Act Business Insider - Trump aides 'take pride' in violating ethics laws because it upsets the media at no cost to them, reports say
- RNC Convention - Ethics: Hatch Act POLITICO - Meadows dismisses Hatch Act concerns at RNC: 'Nobody outside of the Beltway really cares'
- COVID19 - How COVID spreads NBC Chicago - How COVID-19 Most Commonly Spreads in Chicago: Arwady
Events
- If this week isn't showing why we all need to show and engage in antiracism work, well Kim Crayton will show you. She is running "Being an Antiracist at Home" on Saturday August 29 2020 @ 10:00am CDT register today. Please note the workshop requires you to read The 1619 Project.
- Deepfakes are terrifying, especially as we see all the "fake news" rheotric thrown around. Learn about Deepfakes and the US Elections with University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public and Microsoft on Tuesday September 1 2020 @ 1:00pm CDT. Register here.
- Run for Something has a series of "Unapologetically Progressive" events in battleground states. The next event - Unapologetically Progressive in Michigan - is on September 15 2020 @ 7:00pm CDT you can register here. Pop over to their event page for all the other events in the series here.
Call to Action
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The headlines from Kenosha have been rough. So, take some time to educate yourself on self care.
- "A history of Self-Care" write up by Slate.
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A set of "5 Simple Self-Care Practices You Can Implement Now" at a 3 minute read is a win/win!
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Register to vote. You know the drill, register at
IWillVote.com
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Just for fun
I mentioned loving scifi and fantasy earlier. The official accompanying podcast for Lovecraft Country is 🔥. Y'all should check it out. Why? Here's a few reasons why 👇🏾
- The podcast hosts are EPIC - Ashley C. Ford and Lovecraft Country writer Shannon Houston.
I got all my work done today, and I remembered I’m beautiful, so that’s a win.
— Ashley C. Ford (@iSmashFizzle) August 26, 2020
- Learning about the writing room is fascinating.
- Think horror isn't that interesting? Try again! "Horror is the last place for hope" as co-host Ashley C. Ford sums up. This podcast will challenge how you think of scifi, fantasy, and horror. It is a much needed critical exploration in how privilege, racism, and white supremacy inform but also can be confronted in the creative spaces of storytelling and entertainment.
Go listen now, available on Spotify and other fine places.


Setup
Web-Of-Registries in SynBioHub
SynBioHub also supports the Web of Registries concept i.e, the idea of multiple separate repositories linked together by shared common semantics. In the case of SynBioHub, SBOL is used to support the common exchange of data, thus positioning SynBioHub to support the development of synthetic biology workflows by acting as a source and a storage facility for designs.
Hence, Web Of registries enables communication between SynBioHub instances. Sharing designs between instances of SynBioHub is also further facilitated via the Web of Registries service. Federated SynBioHub instances can reference parts in the public graph of other federated instances. In order to support this federation, the Web of Registries service maintains information about all SynBioHub registries, such as their name, description, administrator email, URI prefix, and uniform resource locator(URL).
Any SynBioHub can access the Web Of Registries to determine information about all registered SynBioHub instances. If a design references a part within another synbiohub instance, the information about this part can be fetched in order to render this design information locally and provide links to the corresponding design information page for this part.
When a new SynBioHub instance wishes to join the Web of Registries, it sends its information to the Web of Registries service, and all the Web of Registries curators are alerted via email that there is a new repository pending approval. Once the repository has been approved, its information is broadcast to all other registries in the Web of Registries. Anybody can access the current list of registries through an HTTP GET request. Once registered, an instance of SynBioHub is able to locate designs within any other instance that is registered with the Web of Registries.
SynBioHub demonstrates the application of this harmonized data exchange through existing repositories, hence envisaging a wider, integrated ecosystem of biological part information shared across a plethora of different repositories with different capabilities.
Setting up Sendgrid
The following steps need to be executed, in order to setup Sendgrid:-
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Visit this website
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Select the Sign up option, in case you’re using it for the first time.
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Enter you Email Address and password as well as select the captcha for verification.
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Fill up all the details about yourself on the “Tell Us About Yourself” page.
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Then, after filling up all the details correctly it’ll re-direct you to your dashboard.
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Click on the Settings options on left hand side of the page.
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Then select the *Create an API key option”.
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It’ll prompt you to give your API key a name. Also, you can customize the API key permissions.
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After completing these steps, click on Create and View.
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The API key is shown only for once due to security reasons, so try to save it at a safe place.
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Your API key has been created, and hence ready to use!!


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A sports news aggregation site. Built in Rails while employed at 729 Solutions.
An informational website for a private psychiatric practice in Northern Virginia. Built in Wordpress in one month as a solo developer.
An online storefront for a professional resume writing service. Built with Rails in two months with one other developer.
An Android app that allows users to practice their answers to essential interview questions. Built in one week using Android Studio as a solo developer.
An exercise in object oriented JavaScript, Troll Fight is a turn-based fighting game on the web. Can you defeat the troll? Currently in development.
A web application that creates a visualization of your relational databse schema and generates Active Record migration files for your project.


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In this poster paper we introduce the RASH Online Conversion Service, i.e., a Web application that allows the conversion of ODT documents into RASH, a HTML-based markup language for writing scholarly articles, and from RASH into LaTeX. This tool allows authors with no experience in HTML to easily produce HTML-based papers and supports the publishing process by generating also a LaTeX version according to the Springer LNCS and ACM ICPS layouts.
The use of HTML as format for writing scholarly papers and submitting them to scholarly venues is a very popular, discussed and trendy topic within the scholarly domain. This is demonstrated by the existence of several posts within technical mailing lists of the Web community , by the birth of W3C community groups on such topic , by the development of HTML-based formats for scholarly articles , and by the increasing number of events that are experimenting with HTML-based formats for submissions, such as the SAVE-SD and LDOW workshops at WWW 2016, and the Extended Semantic Web Conference .
In order to foster a wider adoption of these formats, frameworks for HTML-based papers should support the needs of all the actors involved in the production, delivery and fruition of scholarly articles, with particular regards to authors and publishers. Hence, this solution calls for a number of requirements that go well beyond those used on the Web.
First of all, it is vital to support authors with a variety of tools to provide for an easy transition to the new format. To this end, authors should be allowed to keep using well-known current word processors rather than adopting HTML and/or pure text editors. We thus need to support the conversion from the main word processor formats (e.g., ODT and OOXML) to HTML formats, in particular when authors use only basic features, such as standard styles for paragraphs and tables. In addition, authors should be given the option to focus on the content and let appropriate tools handle the presentation layer after the conversion into the HTML-based format.
Second, frameworks for HTML-based papers should enable papers to be processed in a way that is compliant with existing and well-established publication workflows. Hence, they should be able to be easily formatted according to publishers' guidelines. Of course, publishers, conference, workshop organisers, and even authors would find easier to work with formats they are familiar with, such as LaTeX. To this end, modern HTML formats for research papers should also allow to be converted to standard formats currently adopted by publishers (e.g., LaTeX) and to support specific layouts (e.g., ACM ICPS).
In order to address the aforementioned requirements, we developed the RASH Framework . This framework includes a set of specifications and writing/conversion/extraction tools for writing academic articles in RASH, i.e., a markup language defined as a subset of HTML for writing scientific articles. In this poster we introduce the RASH Online Conversion Service (ROCS), i.e., a Web application that allows converting ODT documents into RASH, and then RASH documents into LaTeX according to some well-established layouts in the scholarly domain, i.e., Springer LNCS and ACM ICPS.
The rest of the paper is structured as follows. After a brief introduction of the RASH Framework in , in we illustrate the main features of ROCS. Finally, in , we conclude the paper sketching out some future works.
The RASH Framework includes a set of specifications and writing/conversion/extraction tools for writing academic articles in HTML by means of the RASH format . RASH is a markup language for writing research articles that restricts the use of HTML elements to only 31 elements. It is possible to include also RDF statements as RDFa annotations and/or as Turtle, JSON-LD and RDF/XML triples by using the tag script
. In addition, RASH strictly follows the Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0 for expressing structural semantics on various markup elements used.
RASH is accompanied by a series of tools for helping the creation/conversion/enrichment of such documents from/into different formats. In addition to the converters, which will be introduced in the following section, the RASH Framework also includes:
a script to enable users to check RASH documents against the specific requirements in the RASH RelaxNG grammar and also against the full set of HTML checks;
a visualisation tool for showing RASH documents on browsers with two different layouts (Web-based and Springer LNCS – the latter is partially based on Linked Research CCSs);
a suite that automatically annotates RASH elements with their actual (structural) semantics according to the Document Components Ontology (DoCO) .
All the converters and the aforementioned tools are all available on the RASH Framework repository on GitHub. It is worth mentioning that RASH was already proposed as one of the possible formats for HTML submissions in several academic events .
We created an online conversion tool called ROCS (RASH Online Conversion Service) for supporting authors in writing RASH documents and preparing submissions to be easily processed by current journals, workshops and conferences (e.g., the Extended Semantic Web Conference 2016). The abstract architecture of the tool is shown in , while the tool is available at http://dasplab.cs.unibo.it/rocs. ROCS allows converting an ODT document, written according to specific guidelines, into RASH and, then, into LaTeX according to either the Springer LNCS or ACM IPCS layouts. Such ODT guidelines are very simple and use only the basic features available in OpenOffice Writer, without using any external tool or plugin.
ROCS is actually based on several other software artefacts that are included in the RASH Framework, i.e.:
an XSLT 2.0 file to perform conversions from OpenOffice documents into RASH documents;
a Java-based application, based on the aforementioned XSLT document, that allows converting OpenOffice documents into RASH documents;
XSLT 2.0 files for converting RASH documents into LaTeX according to the ACM ICPS and Springer LNCS styles.
ROCS allows users to upload three kinds of file, i.e., an ODT document, a HTML file compliant with RASH, and a ZIP archive which contains an HTML file compliant with RASH and related files (i.e., CSSs, javascript files, fonts, images). It returns a ZIP archive containing the original document plus all its converted versions, i.e., RASH, if an ODT file was given, and the LaTeX file.
The main advantage of having the paper both in RASH and in LaTeX is that it is very easy for RASH to be adopted by workshops, conferences or journals. Since, the program committee, the reviews and the editors will also have access to a LaTeX or a PDF version of the paper, the RASH file is an addition that does not preclude any current workflows. Of course, the hope is that the inherent advantages of an HTML-based format such as RASH will eventually persuade stakeholders to adopt the HTML version whenever it will be possible, keeping the alternatives as fallback options.
In this poster paper we introduced ROCS, the RASH Online Conversion Service that allows the conversion of ODT documents to RASH, an HTML-based format, and LaTeX. ROCS, as well as RASH, is part of a larger Framework that includes a set of specifications and tools for writing academic articles in HTML+RDF. We are currently developing additional XSLT documents in order to convert DOCX documents into RASH and to convert RASH documents into several different LaTeX and XML-based formats for scholarly communications, such as ACM journals and EPUB3 . We are also studying possible strategies for the development of conversion tools from LaTeX files, in particular compliant with the Springer LNCS and the ACM ICPS layouts, into RASH documents.
Di Iorio, A., Nuzzolese, A. G., Osborne, F., Peroni, S., Poggi, F., Smith, M., Vitali, F. Zhao, J. (2015). The RASH Framework: enabling HTML+RDF submissions in scholarly venues. In Proceedings of the poster and demo session of ISWC 2015. http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1486/paper_72.pdf
Garrish, M., Siegman, T., Gylling, M., McCarron, S. (2015). Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0. W3C Working Draft 19 November 2015. http://www.w3.org/TR/dpub-aria-1.0/
Capadisli, S., Riedl, R., Auer, S. (2015). Enabling Accessible Knowledge. In Proceedings of CeDEM 2015. http://csarven.ca/enabling-accessible-knowledge
Constantin, A., Peroni, S., Pettifer, S., Shotton, D., Vitali, F. (2016). The Document Components Ontology (DoCO). In Semantic Web, 7 (2). http://dx.doi.org/10.3233/SW-150177
Conboy, G., Garrish, M., Gylling, M., McCoy, W., Makoto, M., Weck, D. (2014). EPUB 3 Overview. Recommended Specification 26 June 2014. http://www.idpf.org/epub/301/spec/epub-overview.html
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public class Animation
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
active
State of animation.
|
private java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
animImage
The anim image.
|
private int |
currentFrameNumber
The current frame number.
|
private int |
endingXOfFrameInImage
The ending x of frame in image.
|
private int |
frameHeight
The frame height.
|
private long |
frameTime
The frame time.
|
private int |
frameWidth
The frame width.
|
private boolean |
loop
The loop.
|
private int |
numberOfFrames
The number of frames.
|
private long |
showDelay
The show delay.
|
private long |
startingFrameTime
The starting frame time.
|
private int |
startingXOfFrameInImage
The starting x of frame in image.
|
private long |
timeForNextFrame
The time for next frame.
|
private long |
timeOfAnimationCration
The time of animation cration.
|
int |
x
x and y coordinates.
|
int |
y
The y.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Animation(java.awt.image.BufferedImage animImage,
int frameWidth,
int frameHeight,
int numberOfFrames,
long frameTime,
boolean loop,
int x,
int y,
long showDelay)
Creates animation.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
changeCoordinates(int x,
int y)
Changes the coordinates of the animation.
|
void |
Draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g2d)
Draws current frame of the animation.
|
private void |
Update()
It checks if it's time to show next frame of the animation.
|
private java.awt.image.BufferedImage animImage
private int frameWidth
private int frameHeight
private int numberOfFrames
private long frameTime
private long startingFrameTime
private long timeForNextFrame
private int currentFrameNumber
private boolean loop
public int x
public int y
private int startingXOfFrameInImage
private int endingXOfFrameInImage
public boolean active
private long showDelay
private long timeOfAnimationCration
public Animation(java.awt.image.BufferedImage animImage, int frameWidth, int frameHeight, int numberOfFrames, long frameTime, boolean loop, int x, int y, long showDelay)
animImage
- Image of animation.frameWidth
- Width of the frame in animation image "animImage".frameHeight
- Height of the frame in animation image "animImage" - height of the animation image "animImage".numberOfFrames
- Number of frames in the animation image.frameTime
- Amount of time that each frame will be shown before moving to the next one in milliseconds.loop
- Should animation repeat in loop?x
- x coordinate. Where to draw the animation on the screen?y
- y coordinate. Where to draw the animation on the screen?showDelay
- In milliseconds. How long to wait before starting the animation and displaying it?public void changeCoordinates(int x, int y)
x
- x coordinate. Where to draw the animation on the screen?y
- y coordinate. Where to draw the animation on the screen?private void Update()
public void Draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g2d)
g2d
- Graphics2D


| 006:150 Khan | : |
Say: "Bring forward your witnesses, who can testify that Allah has forbidden this. Then if they testify, testify not you (O Muhammad SAW) with them. And you should not follow the vain desires of such as treat Our Ayat (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.) as falsehoods, and such as believe not in the Hereafter, and they hold others as equal (in worship) with their Lord." |
| 006:150 Maulana | : |
Say: Bring your witnesses who bear witness that Allah forbade this. If they bear witness, then do not thou bear witness with them. And follow not the low desires of those who reject Our messages and those who believe not in the Hereafter, and they make (others) equal with their Lord. |
| 006:150 Pickthal | : |
Say: Come, bring your witnesses who can bear witness that Allah forbade (all) this. And if they bear witness, do not thou bear witness with them. Follow thou not the whims of those who deny Our revelations, those who believe not in the Hereafter and deem (others) equal with their Lord. |
| 006:150 Rashad | : |
Say, "Bring your witnesses who would testify that GOD has prohibited this or that." If they testify, do not testify with them. Nor shall you follow the opinions of those who reject our revelations, and those who disbelieve in the Hereafter, and those who stray away from their Lord. |
| 006:150 Sarwar | : |
Ask them to call their witness who will testify that God has made certain things unlawful. Even if they do testify, do not testify with them. Do not follow the desires of those who have rejected Our revelations and the pagans who do not believe in the Day of Judgment. |
| 006:150 Shakir | : |
Say: Bring your witnesses who should bear witness that Allah has forbidden this, then if they bear witness, do not bear witness with them; and follow not the low desires of those who reject Our communications and of those who do not believe in the hereafter, and they make (others) equal to their Lord. |
| 006:150 Sherali | : |
Say, 'Produce your witnesses who testify that ALLAH has forbidden this.' If they bear witness, bear thou not witness with them, nor follow thou the evil desires of those who treat OUR Signs as lies and those who believe not in the Hereafter and who set up equals to their Lord. |
| 006:150 Yusufali | : |
Say: "Bring forward your witnesses to prove that Allah did forbid so and so." If they bring such witnesses, be not thou amongst them: Nor follow thou the vain desires of such as treat our signs as falsehoods, and such as believe not in the Hereafter: for they hold others as equal with their Guardian-Lord. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > تنزيه الله جلّ جلاله عن الشريك Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Allah's Freedom from Partnership أركان الإسلام > الصيام > الطعام والأغذية Pillars of Islam> Fasting> Food and Nourishments القرآن الكريم > محاججة المنكرين والجاحدين The Holy Quran> Arguing the Denyers and the Unbelievers
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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public interface HttpClientResponse
Controls how the response is processed including potential conversion into beans.
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-
Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description HttpResponse<byte[]>
asByteArray()
Return the content as byte array.HttpResponse<Void>
asDiscarding()
Return the response discarding the response content.HttpResponse<Path>
asFile(Path file)
Return the content into the given file.HttpResponse<InputStream>
asInputStream()
Return the content as InputStream.HttpResponse<Stream<String>>
asLines()
Return the content as a stream of string lines.HttpResponse<String>
asPlainString()
Return the content as string with check for 200 range status code.HttpResponse<String>
asString()
Return the content as string.HttpResponse<Void>
asVoid()
Return the response with check for 200 range status code.HttpAsyncResponse
async()
Send the request async using CompletableFuture.<T> T
bean(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a single bean.HttpCallResponse
call()
Return a HttpCall which allows either sync or async execution of the request.<T> List<T>
list(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a list of beans.<T> T
read(BodyReader<T> reader)
Returning the response using the given response reader.<T> Stream<T>
stream(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a stream of beans.<T> HttpResponse<T>
withHandler(HttpResponse.BodyHandler<T> responseHandler)
Return the response using the given response body handler.
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-
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Method Detail
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async
HttpAsyncResponse async()
Send the request async using CompletableFuture.
-
call
HttpCallResponse call()
Return a HttpCall which allows either sync or async execution of the request.
-
read
<T> T read(BodyReader<T> reader)
Returning the response using the given response reader.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type that the content is converted to.- Parameters:
reader
- The response reader.- Returns:
- The response converted into the appropriate bean via the reader.
- Throws:
HttpException
- when the response has error status codes
-
bean
<T> T bean(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a single bean.If the HTTP statusCode is not in the 2XX range a HttpException is throw which contains the HttpResponse. This is the cause in the CompletionException.
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type that the content is converted to.- Parameters:
type
- The type of the bean to convert the response content into.- Returns:
- The bean the response is converted into.
- Throws:
HttpException
- when the response has error status codes
-
list
<T> List<T> list(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a list of beans.If the HTTP statusCode is not in the 2XX range a HttpException is throw which contains the HttpResponse. This is the cause in the CompletionException.
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type that the content is converted to.- Parameters:
type
- The type of the bean to convert the response content into.- Returns:
- The list of beans the response is converted into.
- Throws:
HttpException
- when the response has error status codes
-
stream
<T> Stream<T> stream(Class<T> type)
Return the response as a stream of beans.Typically the response is expected to be application/x-json-stream newline delimited json payload.
Note that for this stream request the response content is not deemed 'loggable' by avaje-http-client. This is because the entire response may not be available at the time of the callback. As such
RequestLogger
will not include response content when logging stream request/responseIf the HTTP statusCode is not in the 2XX range a HttpException is throw which contains the HttpResponse. This is the cause in the CompletionException.
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type that the content is converted to.- Parameters:
type
- The type of the bean to convert the response content into.- Returns:
- The stream of beans from the response
- Throws:
HttpException
- when the response has error status codes
-
asVoid
HttpResponse<Void> asVoid()
Return the response with check for 200 range status code.Will throw an HttpException if the status code is in the error range allowing the caller to access the error message body via
HttpException.bean(Class)
This is intended to be used for POST, PUT, DELETE requests where the caller is only interested in the response body when an error occurs (status code not in 200 range).
- Throws:
HttpException
- when the response has error status codes
-
asDiscarding
HttpResponse<Void> asDiscarding()
Return the response discarding the response content.Unlike
asVoid()
this will discard any response body including any error response body. We should instead useasVoid()
if we might get an error response body that we want to read via for exampleHttpException.bean(Class)
.
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asString
HttpResponse<String> asString()
Return the content as string.
-
asPlainString
HttpResponse<String> asPlainString()
Return the content as string with check for 200 range status code.If the status code is in the error range then a
HttpException
is thrown.
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asInputStream
HttpResponse<InputStream> asInputStream()
Return the content as InputStream.
-
asLines
HttpResponse<Stream<String>> asLines()
Return the content as a stream of string lines.
-
asByteArray
HttpResponse<byte[]> asByteArray()
Return the content as byte array.
-
asFile
HttpResponse<Path> asFile(Path file)
Return the content into the given file.
-
withHandler
<T> HttpResponse<T> withHandler(HttpResponse.BodyHandler<T> responseHandler)
Return the response using the given response body handler.
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ROOKIE OF THE YEAR A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 2.7 out of 10 (F, * out of ****)
Date Released: 7/7/93 Running Length: 1:45 Rated: PG (Nothing offensive)
Starring: Thomas Ian Nicholas, Gary Busey, Amy Morton, Dan Hedaya, John Candy Director: Daniel Stern Producer: Robert Harper Screenplay: Sam Harper Music: Bill Conti Released by Twentieth-Century Fox
Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is a poor Little League player who can throw strikes (not very hard), but has trouble catching the ball. Then one day, while trying to impress a girl at school, he has an accident trying to prove that he doesn't drop every fly that comes his way.  Because of "tight tendons" in his right arm, he can somehow throw a ball in excess of 100 miles per hour. It doesn't take long for the Cubs to give the twelve-year-old a tryout, then sign him up (how desperate is this team?) It's a move that pays off because, after a rocky debut, Henry becomes the catalyst that leads the team into a Pennant Race.
Before I do the written equivalent of tearing this film into shreds and dumping the remains where they belong, I'll be honest enough to admit that boys around the age of ten seemed to enjoy ROOKIE OF THE YEAR very much. The movie is clean enough to be considered a family film, although I doubt many of the bored girls and disinterested parents in the audience would endorse it. Personally, I think that family films should be enjoyable for everyone in the family, not just a select sex/age group.  Unfortunately, their number is dwindling as they are replaced with dim-witted, poorly-conceived dross like this picture.
As the title suggests, ROOKIE OF THE YEAR aspires to be a baseball movie. In this, it fails in almost every respect. Fans of the game will be horrified by the lack of attention paid to the nuances and subtleties of baseball, while those who don't like "America's pastime" will probably find this film uninspiring, unimaginative, and uninteresting (all of which it certainly is).
A gargantuan misstep is that ROOKIE OF THE YEAR tries a few stabs at drama while its outrageous setup allows only for the most absurd of comedies. Maybe the Monty Python troupe could have done something with the premise, but it's way beyond Daniel Stern's meager abilities. As an actor, Stern has a flair for comedy (as showcased in HOME ALONE and CITY SLICKERS), but as a director (at least from the evidence we're given here), he is inept. Unfortunately, as far as this movie is concerned, Daniel the actor doesn't do much better than Daniel the director. His character, that of a wacky pitching coached who got beaned once too often, is easily the most potentially-amusing member of the Cubs, but Stern tries too hard for laughs and ends up getting little more than grimaces.
This movie is bad even as a fantasy for Cubs lovers and Mets haters. There's not enough substance here to give meaning to the "big game" between the two clubs.  Besides, given the team's current woeful brand of real baseball, setting this team up as the heavy is a huge mistake. No one despises New York's National League team any more (except perhaps their own fans)--they're too woeful for that.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR presents a perfect opportunity for a line of cameos by current and ex-Major League players. However, with the exception of fleeting glances of Bobby Bonilla, Pedro Guererro, and Barry Bonds (in a Pirates uniform--oops), there's nothing. No members of the real Cubs are around, and play-by-play announcer Harry Carry is conspicuous by his absence. Personally, I can't stand the man, but in a film so indulgent of Wrigley Field fantasies, the omission of Carry is profoundly felt. Instead, all we get is an embarrassingly silly John Candy doing his best Harry imitation--and a pale one it is, at that.
This is a genuinely insulting movie. It takes every formula and cliche and binds them together into a package that doesn't work. Things might have been better if the director and screenwriter had shown a hint of aptitude, but nothing like that is forthcoming. Most baseball films, even the best of them, are formula-driven. Robert Redford hitting a home run in the bottom of the ninth is pure fantasy, not to mention absolutely predictable, but it's still a great movie moment. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR lacks this kind of style, and its comedy is so daft that it can't compete with the likes of MAJOR LEAGUE (which was, at best, a mediocre film).
Of course, the characters are stock, and the actors aren't able to do anything with them. Amy Morton, playing Henry's mom, overacts outrageously. Thomas Ian Nicholas, in the title role, manages to make his character as annoying and unpleasant as possible. I'm sure I'm not the only one who wished someone would plunk that kid when he was dancing off first base and making fun of the Dodgers' pitcher.
Outperforming every one is Gary Busey, but his is a thankless job. He puts an effort into bringing to the surface several facets of what is essentially a two-dimensional character, but there's not much that Busey can do to save Chet Steadman. However, a purpose served by the presence of Busey is to give a yardstick by which the lackluster performances of the rest of the cast can be measured. Opposite him, none of them look good.
If you're a ten-year-old boy who wants to vicariously live out the fantasy of playing for a big-league ball club, this might be a movie worth seeing, but for anyone else, it represents a blunder as big as a hanging curve ball. In baseball, you get three strikes and you're out, but in the making of ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, Daniel Stern has gotten far more than that. Nearly the only good thing about this film is that I saw it in an air-conditioned theater on a day when the thermometer had nudged above the 100 degree mark. Nevertheless, half-way through the movie, the heat outside was starting to look good.
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https://ebeldev.github.io/headlesswordpress-slides/
- Use Wordpress as a backend service api
& use new stack to deliver the front-end
Front-end stack for today = ReactJS and GraphQL
separate content and presentation
generate unique user experiences
make your content available to mobile apps, kiosk, VR experiences, and other mediums
/wp-json/wp/v2/
/posts
/media/"id"
/users/"id"
/categories/"id"
desavantages
Over-fetching = a client downloads more information than is actually needed
Under-fetching = a specific endpoint doesn’t provide enough of the required information
Maintainability and Scalability having too many endpoints
Open-sourced by Facebook in 2015
A query language for your API
Type of operations you can do on your api
Query get your data
Mutation modify your data
Subscription subscribe to action
Responsible for the SCHEMA of your API and resolvers of the data
type Query {
posts: [Post]
}
type Post {
title: String
content: String
author: Author
}
type Author {
name: String
avatar: String
posts: [Post]
}
Responsible for making the query to the server
query {
posts {
title
author {
name
avatar
}
}
}
{"data": {
"posts": {
"edges": [{
"node": {
"title": "Hello World",
"author": {
name: "My super name",
avatar: "http://www.imagesource.com/authoravatar.jpg"
}
}
}]
}
}}
Custom
PrismaFramework for self-hosted GraphQL server
WordExpressFramework to help develop Wordpress applications (server + client)
wp-graphqlWordPress pluginhttps://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql
RelayFrom Facebook, for more advance developpers
Apollo-clientApollo-boost = no setup, cache, manage local and server data
WordPress will serve as the backend system on which GraphQL will be hocked on
Install wp-graphql plugin
use WPGraphQL\Types;
function wcgql_add_custom_fields_to_graphql ($fields) {
$fields['custom'] = [
'type' => Types::String(),
'description' => __( 'The date the film was released', 'wcmtl-graphql' ),
'resolve' => function ( \WP_Post $post ) {
// Get your data
$customField = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'custom_field_name', true );
// make any modification on your data
// Return your data
return $customField;
},
];
return $fields;
}
add_filter( 'graphql_post_fields', 'wcgql_add_custom_fields_to_graphql', 10, 1 );
NodeJS
In your command line
npx create-react-app nameofyourproject
cd nameofyourproject
npm install react-router-dom —-save
npm start
localhost:3000
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import ApolloClient from "apollo-boost";
import { ApolloProvider } from "react-apollo";
const client = new ApolloClient({
uri: "http://localhost/wordcamp2018/graphql"
});
class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
Welcome to Headless WordPress
);
}
}
export default App;
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import ApolloClient from "apollo-boost";
import { ApolloProvider } from "react-apollo";
const client = new ApolloClient({
uri: "http://localhost/wordcamp2018/graphql"
});
class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
Welcome to Headless WordPress
);
}
}
export default App;
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import ApolloClient from "apollo-boost";
import { ApolloProvider } from "react-apollo";
const client = new ApolloClient({
uri: "http://localhost/wordcamp2018/graphql"
});
class App extends Component {
render() {
return (
Welcome to Headless WordPress
);
}
}
export default App;
import React, { Fragment } from 'react';
import { Query } from 'react-apollo';
import gql from 'graphql-tag';
import React, { Fragment } from 'react';
import { Query } from 'react-apollo';
import gql from 'graphql-tag';
const GET_POSTS = gql`
query GET_POSTS {
posts {
edges {
node {
id
title
date
}
}
}
}
`;
export default function Posts() {
return (
{({ data, loading, error }) => {
if (loading) return A spinner
;
if (error) return ERROR
;
return (
{data.posts &&
data.posts.posts &&
data.posts.posts.map(post => (
console.log(post)
))}
);
}}
);
};
See the slides
https://ebeldev.github.io/headlesswordpress-slides/
GraphQL + Wordpress with Jason Bahl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYXlHb2eyQw
GraphQL + Wordpress Learning site https://edwincromley.gitbooks.io/wp-graphql/content/
Learn GraphQL howtographql.com
Apollo GraphQL apollographql.com


public interface NetworkComponent
Network
.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Network |
createDefaultNetwork()
Creates a default
Network for this component. |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,NetworkComponent> |
getNeighbours() |
Network |
getNetwork() |
java.lang.Object |
getPosition() |
boolean |
isCompatibleWithNetwork(Network networkClass) |
void |
networkNotFound()
Called when component network isn't found.
|
Network |
setNetwork(Network network) |
boolean isCompatibleWithNetwork(Network networkClass)
networkClass
- network to check for compatibility with this
component.true
if this network component is compatible with
argument network.Network createDefaultNetwork()
Network
for this component.Network
for this component.void networkNotFound()
java.lang.Object getPosition()
Object
representing position of this network component.java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,NetworkComponent> getNeighbours()
Map
containing neighbour Network
Component
positions and their respective objects.


- Click 'Start' button, and introduce the grid size.
- Choose color.
- In the board, the user can draw something by dragging the mouse.
- Press a key to stop painting and press the 'Enter' to paint again.
- Click 'Reset' button to clean up the board and start drawing again.
- Click 'Start' to change again the grid size.


iface module¶
this file containes the FaceCore api.
-
class
iface.
IFace
¶ Bases:
object
IFace is an api for pyqt5 and face core its mission is to provide a easy access to the functionalities provided by facecore
-
add_person
(image, name)¶
-
compare_images
(image1, image2, thr=1.0)¶ wrapper function to compare two images if the belong to the same person or not
- Args :
image1 (string) : path to first image image2 (string) : path to second image thr (float) : threshold to compare eculidian distance
- Returns :
True if the same person appears in the two images and els False string : the message to explain which image doesn’t have a face or ok to indicates no matched faces
-
process_image
(image, model, show=False)¶ wrapper function to recognize the name of the person who appears in an image
- Parameters
image (string) – the system path to the image (should be all in latin letters)
model (string) – the recognition model (knn kmeans kdtree)
- Returns
- name (string - list) the name of the recognized person or list of names of people who appear in the image
if no face was detected it returns ‘no face detected’
-
set_pipline_option
(detect_model='mtcnn', align_model='2d', recognize_model='facenet', prediction_model='knn', track_model='sort', rescale_options='auto')¶ set the models to use when performing pipline combined operations.
set the models which the library should load and use when preforming one or more of the pipline options.
- Parameters
detect_model (string) – detection model (mtcnn dlib)
align_model (string) – alignment model (2d)
recognize_model (string) – recognition model (facenet arcface)
prediction_model (string) – prediction model (knn kmeans kdtree)
track_model (string) – tracking model (sort)
rescale_options (string/array) – if set to auto this will let the library decide how to process input image or provide the width and hieght to rescale the image.
- Returns
True if all configuration was successfully done.
- Return type
bool
-
verificate
(emb1, emb2, eps=1.1)¶ verficate is a function to verificate that two embeddings belong to the same person
- Parameters
emb1 (numpy array) – the embedding vector of the first face
emb2 (numpy array) – the embedding vector of the second face
eps (float) – the threshold value to decide if the embeddings belong to the same person or not
- Returns
True if the two embeddings ecluidian distance is smaller than eps else False
-
video_processing
(video_path, write_path=None, write_video=False, show_video=True, video_method='vote')¶ warpper function to showcase the use on videos saved to the disk - uses process_stream
- Parameters
video_path (string) – path to the target video
write_path (string) – the path to write the video result only used when write_video is true
write_video (boolen) – to tell if you want to save the result or not
show_video (boolean) – to tell if you want to show the result video when processed
video_method (string) – recognition method of face recognition
Returns:
-
webcame_processing
()¶ wrapper function to show case the webcame demo .. uses process_stream function
Args:
Returns:
-


- MachineCodeCellRenderer() - Constructor for class mars.venus.TextSegmentWindow.MachineCodeCellRenderer
-
- Macro - Class in mars.assembler
-
Stores information of a macro definition.
- Macro() - Constructor for class mars.assembler.Macro
-
- MACRO - Static variable in class mars.assembler.Directives
-
- MACRO_ARG - Static variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.Token
-
Macro parameter token.
- MACRO_PARAMETER - Static variable in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
- MacroPool - Class in mars.assembler
-
Stores information of macros defined by now.
- MacroPool(RISCVprogram) - Constructor for class mars.assembler.MacroPool
-
Create an empty MacroPool for given program
- magicCaret - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea
-
- main(String[]) - Static method in class Mars
-
- main(String[]) - Static method in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
A program that prints the specified file using HardcopyWriter
- mainPane - Variable in class mars.venus.EditTabbedPane
-
- mainPane - Variable in class mars.venus.GUI
-
- MainPane - Class in mars.venus
-
Creates the tabbed areas in the UI and also created the internal windows that
exist in them.
- MainPane(GUI, Editor, RegistersWindow, Coprocessor1Window, Coprocessor0Window) - Constructor for class mars.venus.MainPane
-
Constructor for the MainPane class.
- mainUI - Variable in class mars.venus.GUI
-
- mainUI - Variable in class mars.venus.GuiAction
-
- makeTemplateSubstitutions(RISCVprogram, String, TokenList) - Static method in class mars.riscv.instructions.ExtendedInstruction
-
Given a basic instruction template and the list of tokens from an extended
instruction statement, substitute operands from the token list appropriately into the
template to generate the basic statement.
- mapLength - Variable in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.KeywordMap
-
- markTokens(Segment, int) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.TokenMarker
-
A wrapper for the lower-level markTokensImpl
method
that is called to split a line up into tokens.
- markTokensImpl(byte, Segment, int) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.RISCVTokenMarker
-
- markTokensImpl(byte, Segment, int) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker.TokenMarker
-
An abstract method that splits a line up into tokens.
- mars - package mars
-
- Mars - Class in <Unnamed>
-
Portal to Mars
- Mars() - Constructor for class Mars
-
- mars.assembler - package mars.assembler
-
- mars.riscv.dump - package mars.riscv.dump
-
- mars.riscv.hardware - package mars.riscv.hardware
-
- mars.riscv.hardware.memory - package mars.riscv.hardware.memory
-
- mars.riscv.instructions - package mars.riscv.instructions
-
- mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls - package mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls
-
- mars.simulator - package mars.simulator
-
- mars.util - package mars.util
-
- mars.venus - package mars.venus
-
- mars.venus.editors - package mars.venus.editors
-
- mars.venus.editors.generic - package mars.venus.editors.generic
-
- mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax - package mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax
-
- mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker - package mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.tokenmarker
-
- MarsSplashScreen - Class in mars
-
- MarsSplashScreen() - Constructor for class mars.MarsSplashScreen
-
- MARSTextEditingArea - Interface in mars.venus.editors
-
Specifies capabilities that any test editor used in MARS must have.
- mask1 - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- mask3 - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- mask4 - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- mask5 - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- mask6 - Static variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstCodeUtil
-
- MATCH_ALL_EXTENSIONS - Static variable in class mars.util.FilenameFinder
-
- matchDirective(String) - Static method in class mars.assembler.Directives
-
Find Directive object, if any, which matches the given String.
- matchesAnyMacroName(String) - Method in class mars.assembler.MacroPool
-
- matchOperator(String) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.InstructionSet
-
Given an operator mnemonic, will return the corresponding Instruction object(s)
from the instruction set.
- matchTokenType(String) - Static method in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
Classifies the given token into one of the RISCV types.
- Math2 - Class in mars.util
-
Some util class to make easier operations on an Number
object.
- Math2() - Constructor for class mars.util.Math2
-
- Math2.Function<A,B,C> - Interface in mars.util
-
- max(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- MAX_BLINK_RATE - Static variable in class mars.venus.Editor
-
- MAX_BYTE_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum value that can be stored in a RISCV byte is 27-1
- MAX_DOUBLE_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum positive finite value that can be stored in a RISCV double is same as Java Double
- MAX_FLOAT_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum positive finite value that can be stored in a RISCV float is same as Java Float
- MAX_HALF_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum value that can be stored in a RISCV halfword is 215-1
- MAX_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.util.EditorFont
-
- MAX_STEPS - Static variable in class mars.simulator.Simulator
-
- MAX_TAB_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.venus.Editor
-
- MAX_UHALF_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum value that can be stored in an unsigned RISCV halfword is 216-1
- MAX_WORD_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Maximum value that can be stored in a RISCV word is 231-1
- maxExampleLength(ArrayList) - Static method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.PopupHelpItem
-
- MAXIMUM_SCROLLED_CHARACTERS - Static variable in class mars.venus.MessagesPane
-
- maximumBacksteps - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
Maximum number of back-step operations to buffer
- maximumErrorMessages - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
Maximum number of assembler errors produced by one assemble operation
- maximumMessageCharacters - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
Maximum length of scrolled message window (MARS Messages and Run I/O)
- maxLen - Variable in class mars.venus.MessagesPane.Asker
-
- maxSteps - Static variable in class mars.venus.RunGoAction
-
- memory - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
Simulated RISCV memory component.
- Memory - Class in mars.riscv.hardware.memory
-
Represents RISCV memory.
- MEMORY_CHUNK_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.venus.DataSegmentWindow
-
- MEMORY_CONFIGURATION - Static variable in class mars.Settings
-
Identifier of current memory configuration
- Memory.DataTypes - Enum in mars.riscv.hardware.memory
-
- MemoryAccessNotice - Class in mars.riscv.hardware.memory
-
Object provided to Observers of runtime access to MIPS memory.
- MemoryAccessNotice(int, Number, int, Number) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.MemoryAccessNotice
-
Constructor will be called only within this package, so assume
address and length are in valid ranges.
- MemoryAccessNotice(int, Number, Number) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.memory.MemoryAccessNotice
-
Constructor will be called only within this package, so assume
address is in valid range.
- memoryAndRegistersLock - Static variable in class mars.Globals
-
Lock variable used at head of synchronized block to guard MIPS memory and registers
- MemoryConfiguration - Class in mars.riscv.hardware
-
Models the memory configuration for the simulated MIPS machine.
- MemoryConfiguration(String, String, String[]) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.MemoryConfiguration
-
- MemoryConfiguration(String, String, String[], Number[]) - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.MemoryConfiguration
-
- MemoryConfigurations - Class in mars.riscv.hardware
-
Models the collection of RISCV memory configurations.
- MemoryConfigurations() - Constructor for class mars.riscv.hardware.MemoryConfigurations
-
- MemoryDump - Class in mars.util
-
- MemoryDump() - Constructor for class mars.util.MemoryDump
-
- menu - Variable in class mars.venus.GUI
-
- MESSAGE_SEPARATOR - Static variable in class mars.ErrorList
-
- messagesPane - Variable in class mars.venus.GUI
-
- MessagesPane - Class in mars.venus
-
Creates the message window at the bottom of the UI.
- MessagesPane() - Constructor for class mars.venus.MessagesPane
-
Constructor for the class, sets up two fresh tabbed text areas for program feedback.
- MessagesPane.Asker - Class in mars.venus
-
- meta(MetaMessage) - Method in class mars.riscv.instructions.ecalls.EndOfTrackListener
-
- metrics - Variable in class mars.venus.HardcopyWriter
-
- MIFDumpFormat - Class in mars.riscv.dump
-
The Memory Initialization File (.mif) VHDL-supported file format
This is documented for the Altera platform at
www.altera.com/support/software/nativelink/quartus2/glossary/def_mif.html.
- MIFDumpFormat() - Constructor for class mars.riscv.dump.MIFDumpFormat
-
Constructor.
- min(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- MIN_BLINK_RATE - Static variable in class mars.venus.Editor
-
- MIN_BYTE_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Lowest value that can be stored in a RISCV byte is -27
- MIN_HALF_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Lowest value that can be stored in a RISCV halfword is -215
- MIN_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.util.EditorFont
-
- MIN_TAB_SIZE - Static variable in class mars.venus.Editor
-
- MIN_UHALF_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Lowest value that can be stored in na unsigned RISCV halfword is 0
- MIN_WORD_VALUE - Static variable in class mars.assembler.DataTypes
-
Lowest value that can be stored in a RISCV word is -231
- minimumLayoutSize(Container) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.ScrollLayout
-
- MINUS - Static variable in class mars.assembler.TokenTypes
-
- mnemonic - Variable in class mars.riscv.instructions.Instruction
-
The instruction name.
- MonoRightCellRenderer - Class in mars.venus
-
- MonoRightCellRenderer() - Constructor for class mars.venus.MonoRightCellRenderer
-
- MONOSPACED_PLAIN_12POINT - Static variable in class mars.venus.MonoRightCellRenderer
-
- mouseClicked(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RepeatButton
-
Handle mouse clicked events.
- mouseDragged(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.DragHandler
-
- mouseEntered(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RepeatButton
-
Handle mouse entered events.
- mouseExited(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RepeatButton
-
Handle mouse exited events.
- MouseHandler() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.MouseHandler
-
- mouseMoved(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.DragHandler
-
- mousePressed(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.MouseHandler
-
- mousePressed(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.PopupListener
-
- mousePressed(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RepeatButton
-
Handle mouse pressed events.
- mouseReleased(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.PopupListener
-
- mouseReleased(MouseEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.RepeatButton
-
Handle mouse released events.
- MouseWheelHandler() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.MouseWheelHandler
-
- mouseWheelMoved(MouseWheelEvent) - Method in class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.MouseWheelHandler
-
- mul(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- mulh(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- mulhsu(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- mulhu(T, T) - Static method in class mars.util.GenMath
-
- MutableCaretEvent() - Constructor for class mars.venus.editors.jeditsyntax.JEditTextArea.MutableCaretEvent
-


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Some actresses are capable of giving wonderful performances even without the benefit of a solid script or a strong director. With "Where the Heart Is," Natalie Portman and Ashley Judd join that select group.
The movie itself is a shapeless, often downright baffling confection, made up of equal parts syrup, salt and good old-fashioned hogwash. It's drawn from a novel by Billie Letts that became a hot seller after it earned the Oprah Winfrey seal of approval. Often, as the film skips from corny comedy to unconvincing drama, it appears as if screenwriters Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel completely missed whatever it was that made the book so special.
"Heart" was directed by Matt Williams, the man who helped develop "Roseanne" and whenever the picture reaches for some serious emotions, Williams tends to serve them up in the overearnest style of one of those dreaded "very special episodes" that turn up on sitcoms during sweeps week. Were it not for the presence of Portman and Judd, "Heart" could easily have turned into a pilot for a lame TV series. Call it "Wal-Mart Mama."
The story merrily skips through the five years following the day penniless, heavy-with-child Novalee Nation (Portman) was abandoned at a Wal-Mart in Sequoyah, Oklahoma. That's where Novalee gave birth to her daughter Americus -- cute is the name of the game here -- and where she found shelter with a good-natured recovering alcoholic named Sister Husband (Stockard Channing). What was Sister's brother named, you ask? Why, Brother Husband, of course.
See? C-u-t-e.
It doesn't stop there. Lexi (Judd), Novalee's confidante, has five kids, all of whom have been named after snack foods. The two women become close friends, perhaps because they're the only ones in Sequoyah who seem able to laugh away the problems of being barefoot and pregnant.
As "Heart" unfolds, the pair will weather kidnappings, natural disasters, abusive boyfriends, scheming relatives and much, much more. Whatever slight credibility the plot builds up is quickly erased after one character inherits $41,000 and proceeds to use it to build and furnish a house that must have cost at least five times that much.
Yet Judd and Portman seem to believe in this bunk and, to some extent, they convince us the movie is worth watching. Since her breakthrough role in "Ruby in Paradise," Judd has too often allowed herself to be straitjacketed in parts unworthy of her talent: "Double Jeopardy" and "Eye of the Beholder" were shining recent examples. Lexi isn't fully developed, but Judd's warmth and natural charm come through anyway. So does her sly way with a line, as when she asks Novalee if she can drive home slowly "so I can pretend it's a vacation."
Portman is the real engine of "Heart" though, and she delivers a marvelous, deeply moving snapshot of a woman who has to grow up quickly in a very short amount of time. As someone who claims she's "never lived any place that didn't have wheels underneath it," Novalee would seem ripe for parody, and plenty of actresses would have had a difficult time refraining from being condescending.
Not Portman. She seems completely sympathetic to Novalee's situation and never once does she drift into caricature or make a cheap joke about her. As she did in last year's much better "Anywhere But Here," Portman slips gently into her character and embodies her with spirit, grace and verve.
At one point, Novalee tells Lexi, "We've all got meanness in us, but we've got goodness, too, and the only thing worth living for is the good." That doesn't sound like anything a teen would tell her older friend, but Portman delivers it as if she believes every syllable. She does it so well in fact that maybe for just a moment we can believe it too. James Sanford
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Rookie Idols Who Make Their Own Songs
by scent_of_rain2019 is the year of monster rookies! Lots of outstanding groups've been promoting. There are also some rookie idols who are already making their songs. Let's take a look at them together:
5) ONEUS (Ravn & Lee Do)
Ravn and Lee Do write their own rap parts in their songs; Ravn has 16 copyrighted songs, Lee Do has 14 copyrighted songs.
Sample contribution image from KOMCA:
4) AB6IX (Lee Dae Hwi & Park Woo Jin & Lim Young Min)
Dae Hwi is known for making songs since his pre-debut. He has 22 songs copyrighted under his name for now. He’s able to write and compose the songs. Woo Jin and Young Min write their own rap parts; Woo Jin has 20 copyrighted songs, Young Min has 26 copyrighted songs.
Sample contribution image from KOMCA:
3) ATEEZ (Hongjoong & Mingi)
Hongjoong's written and composed 40 songs only in their pre-debut period. After debut, Hongjoong involved in the production of almost all ATEEZ songs including the title songs. He has 27 songs copyrighted under his name for now. Not only does he write lyrics, he also composes the songs. Mingi, group' other rapper, writes her own rap part on all their songs. He has 26 songs copyrighted under his name for now as well.
Sample contribution image from KOMCA:
2) (G)I-DLE (Soyeon)
Soyeon has 31 songs copyrighted under her name for now. She’s able to write, compose and also arrange the songs.
Sample contribution image from KOMCA:
1) STRAY KIDS (3RACHA members: Bang Chan & Chang-bin & Ji-sung)
All songs of Stray Kids are written and composed by the group' sub-unit 3RACHA. Bang Chan and Chang-bin have each 46 songs, Ji-sung has 44 songs copyrighted under their name for now. 3RACHA is the main producer of their songs including the title songs. In addition to writing and composing songs, they're also able to also arrange their songs.
Sample contribution image from KOMCA:
What do you think of these rookie groups? Don't you think they're monster rookies?
You can confirm the accuracy of the data from offical website of KOMCA (Korea Music Copyright Association).
(Source: KOMCA)