Project 2A: Collaborative Development¶
Deliverables¶
Team Process & Planning – 80 points – due Thursday, February 2nd, 11:59pm
- Prerequisite: Team Setup
- Teamwork Contract (40 pts)
- Project Planning (40 pts)
- Extra Credit (8 pts)
Team Setup¶
Slack Channel¶
On the 17-313 Slack workspace, create a new private Slack channel that includes all your team members and the two TAs who are your team mentors (these are the same TAs that run your recitation — if you are unsure of who they are, ask in #general
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Use this Slack channel to collectively decide on a team name. Your team name should be unique, pronounceable, short, and something you would be proud to shout in your team cheer on the streets of Pittsburgh in the presence of small, impressionable, multilingual children. Once you have a team name, rename your team Slack channel to #team-<teamname>
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You can use this Slack channel for subsequent project-team related discussions or specialized Q&A with your TA mentors for the rest of the semester.
GitHub Repository¶
You will be working on your team repository for this project. Once you have decided on a team name, go to the link below to set up your team:
https://classroom.github.com/a/h0Z9Kv-d
Warning
After you join a team on GitHub, you cannot change teams! Make sure that only one of you creates the team, and make sure that the remaining teammates join the right team.
Once you enter your team name, Github will automatically create a repository for your team. You should then create a Github Project board for your repository (you can follow the steps from the GitHub Exercise or the first recitation).
You should use this team repository for all your development, and be sure to use good development practices, including keeping your commits cohesive and your commit messages informative. The same resources mentioned above provide more details on our guidelines.
We will be grading you on how well you follow the process we used for Project 1 and utilize this Project board:
- Create issues for feature improvements or bug-fixes
- When creating issue, assign team members and tag with appropriate labels
- Create a pull request and reference the issue it will be resolving
- Provide feedback to pull requests
- Use a Kanban board to track your workflow
For this project, you will create issues or pull requests directly in your team repository. We will use your commit history and issue/pull request activity on Github to assess both your teamwork process and each member’s individual contributions towards the project. It is not acceptable for one person to commit all the work after synchronizing through other means.
For each code-based deliverable, we will look at a snapshot of your repository at the deadline. This will often be done by asking you for a screenshot or commit link submitted via Gradescope.
Teamwork Self-Assessment¶
As the course moves into team-based projects, we will be releasing weekly self-assessments on Canvas, each worth one participation point. These are meant to be short surveys and should not take more than a few minutes. They are intended to help you reflect on your team's process and prompt you to think about how to improve it. The first one will be released on Friday, January 27th and due the following Friday, February 3rd (both at 11:59pm).
Main Deliverables¶
Teamwork Contract (40 pts)¶
When working with a team, it is important to discuss each team member’s background, and establish common expectations of the team. Miscommunication or the general lack of communication are often the most common causes of team conflict.
Team Conflict Example
A common conflict in working style is when there are team members who always want to get a headstart on their work, while there are team members who are fine with doing work a few days before the deadline. It causes panic in the former team members, while the latter team members feel frustrated as to why they are being rushed.
As such, your first process task of the semester will be creating a teamwork contract with your teammates. It is a 1 - 2 page document containing information that all teammates agree to follow. You should work on the contract with all members present. We recommend that you keep it to around 1 page, 2 page is a hard limit.
Additionally, it is more important that you only include statements that the team will adhere to than it is to fulfill the length requirement (quality over quantity!) You do not need to write full sentences (bullet points are okay), but your decisions must be clearly conveyed in the document.
You are free to include anything that your team deems necessary, but you should minimally address the following sections:
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Expectations
How much time is each team member expected to be putting into working on projects? Punctuality? How would your team accommodate when unexpected commitments come up for a team member (e.g. interviews, sickness, competitions)?
Do accommodate for the fact that project load can get heavier towards the end of the semester.
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Communication
What platform (s) will your team be using to communicate? What’s the expected time to get a response?
For any communication platforms you decide on, please test that everyone can receive notifications. We highly recommend using apps (Slack, Discord) over browser-based sites. -
Meeting Schedule
When and how will your team meet? What modality would it be?
A strong recommendation would be to set up a recurring 1hr meeting blocked out for the rest of the semester, so that your team does not have to scramble to find a common meeting time each week. Teams that have recurring meetings are generally more successful in the class. -
Responsibilities
How will you divide responsibilities for each project? During meetings, who will be in charge of note taking, organizing & running those meetings?
From past courses, we noticed the natural emergence of a project manager in teams, who ensures the project moves towards completion. We highly suggest that you consider how your team would rotate that role amongst team members over the course of the remaining projects. Throughout the semester, we will ask for documentation of your meeting notes, so be sure to keep them organized (we recommend using a shared Drive folder). -
Equitable Contribution & Conflict Resolution
What are the steps the team would take to address teammates who are contributing too little, and when will the team bring this up to the instructors? What are the steps to bring up and discuss potential teamwork issues?
The first thing the staff will ask the student when they mention that they are facing team issues is if they have followed the steps on their team contract.
Feel free to seek the assistance of TAs and instructors in drafting this document.
Note
We will ask you to reference, reflect upon, and refine this document throughout this semester, and we will evaluate your team's process strategies and interactions through what you outline in this contract. Please ensure that everyone on your team thoroughly discusses each of the above sections and agree with the final decisions.
Once you have completed the contract itself, have all members sign and date the document as an indicator that all members have read the document and agreed to uphold all outlined items. Then, save the file as a PDF and upload it to Gradescope. Only one team member needs to make the submission; they can then add the rest of the teammates as group members for a group submission.
We also highly recommend that you bookmark the teamwork contract in your team’s Slack channel.
Project Planning (40 pts)¶
Before your team jumps into development, you must first determine what features to implement. Schedule and hold an initial project planning meeting with your team to complete the steps outlined below.
Functional Requirements - User Stories¶
During this meeting, discuss potential functional requirements of this project. Consider what possible use cases may be for this system and what features it should have to fulfill those needs.
Then, document these functional requirements in the form of user stories that follow the guidelines discussed in lecture. All of your user stories should be in the format of "As a [role], I want [function], so that [value]".
You should come up with at least two user stories per student in your group.
Formulating User Stories
Consider what are the different types of users that will be interacting with your system (your stakeholders) and what features they would want to have that the current NodeBB does not provide. You may want to reference features in existing Q&A systems (e.g. Piazza, Diderot) that may be desirable, or conduct interviews with your peers who could be a potential users of this system.
As a team, you should then come up with a prioritization ranking for each user story. The prioritization should be based on two factors
- Impact: how essential is this user story to the overall functionality of the application to your stakeholders, how beneficial it would be to your stakeholders, and
- Effort: how much time/effort is required to implement this user story
Once you have your list of user stories, create a new GitHub Project board (click into Projects on your team repository). Then create two new columns to the left called "User Stories" and "Backlog". At this point in time, you should have "User Stories", "Backlog", "To-Do", "In Progress" and "Done", in that order from left to right. Feel free to add more columns if your teams decide that you need them during your development process
Add your user stories into the "User Stories" column using the “+ Add item” button at the bottom, create draft issues for each of your user stories.In the body of each of these draft issues, provide a brief but concrete justification of its prioritization ranking that your team decided on. You should order all the user stories in this column from highest to lowest priority.
Technical Requirements - Issues¶
Now that you have your prioritized list, consider the technical requirements of the various user stories and collectively decide on which one(s) you will be focusing on over the next two sprints. In this project (as like most projects), your team is aiming to maximize the amount of value you are delivering to your stakeholders given your constraints.
Your selected user stories should have relatively high priority based on your team's ranking, and you should actively take factors into consideration that may impact your development.
Selecting Appropriate User Stories
Given the amount of variations in each team's user stories, it's hard to give concrete guideline on the number of user stories that a team needs to tackle. Teams could tackle 1 user story that requires major effort, or a few user stories that each requires lesser effort.
In general, we are expecting that user stories be selected given:
- 2 sprints of 2 weeks each
- number of team members on your team
- assumption of 8 hours/week available per individual
The course staff is happy to discuss this with your team during OH and we highly recommend you do so if your team is unsure. We will also be providing you with feedback during your first sprint's checkpoint presentation.
The feature(s) you plan to implement should not be purely cosmetic or arbitrary. We expect this to be a non-issue as most high priority features to make NodeBB usable in a course environment would require changes that span across the development stack.
Note
An example of what would not be accepted is a cosmetic feature that only modifies a frontend UI component (i.e. changing the color of the navbar), or just the renaming of a field in the database.
You may want to look ahead into parts 2B and 2C to check our specific requirements for your implementation.
Convert the feature(s) you decide to implement into technical requirements (i.e. what needs to be developed for this feature to work). Then, break these requirements down into manageable, assignable issues and document them on your Project board by adding them to “Backlog” column. At minimum, these issues should make use of GitHub features like milestones/labels/descriptions to denote:
- Estimated effort for each task
- Dependencies among tasks (if any)
- Initial assignments for team members
- Milestones to indicate which sprint the issue should be completed in (Sprint 1, Sprint 2, Stretch)
- Acceptance criteria that describes how you know this task is done - think about how you will test this feature
You should actively assign and move these issues across your Kanban board as your team makes progress.
A Note on Grading
We will not assess how accurately you predicted your development process, nor will we be giving points based on the complexity or quality of your changes. The focus of our evaluations will be on how you decompose the problem, how you respond to unexpected circumstances, and how you analyze and reflect on your experience later on.
We will check your development progress at the end of each sprint. Please be proactive in your planning to ensure that you make notable progress in both of your sprints. We highly recommend reading ahead on what our expectations are for the end of each sprint as you plan your milestone goals.
Include a link to your GitHub board in your Gradescope submission. If you are unsure about your planned changes, you can ask for feedback from a member of the course staff!
Extra Credit (8 pts)¶
Getting to know your colleagues in a friendly context can often lead to more effective collaboration; for example, healthy teams often get lunch together. To incentivize this, we will give your team extra credit for this assignment if you meet for a team bonding experience outside of a working session.
You might want to eat together, go out for boba, or hold a board game session. If someone on your team is not feeling well, you may also do a virtual activity such as an online gaming session (Drawphone, Skribbl.io, etc.) or social "Zoom lunch".
To receive extra credit, share the photo or screenshot of your team activity with your TA mentors by sending it in your team Slack channel before the deadline. We encourage you to do these types of meetings often throughout the semester!
Grading¶
To receive full credit for the teamwork contract, we expect:
- All sections listed above are addressed in a roughly 1-2 page PDF document submitted to Gradescope
- Document demonstrates a clear process outline that was discussed between and agreed upon by the teammates
- All group members’ signatures at the end of the document
To receive full credit for the project planning, we expect:
- A GitHub project board linked to your team repository with:
- A User Story column containing at least two user stories per group member that satisfy the guidelines outlined in the sections above and in lecture
- A Backlog column containing a series of GitHub issues describing the feature(s) that the team will tackle. Each issue makes use of GitHub features to denote all of the required information listed above


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And when they had stripped him, they took his head, and his armor, and sent into the land of the Philistines round about, to carry tidings unto their idols, and to the people.


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1.Use Email
Email is a lot like regular mail and you can use it in many of the same ways. You'll need to sign up with an email service in order to get an address, though. Many email services are free and good ones include GMail and Outlook.com. When you go to check your email, you will go to the website for the service you signed up with and only the service you signed up with in order to read your mail.
- Email addresses don't look like street addresses. They are in a format like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For example, the email to reach us here at wikiHow is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If your name is John Doe and you sign up with Gmail, your address could look like<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>or even something totally different like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2.Use Social Media
Social media is a term that encompasses a lot of different kind of websites, all for connecting and communicating with other people. Commonly used forms of social media include:
- Facebook, which is used for lots of different purposes, from messaging to sharing pictures and videos.
- Twitter, which is used for sending very short updates and thoughts about your life.
- Instagram, which is used for sharing pictures.
- Pinterest, which is for sharing items you find on the internet.
3.Read or Write Blogs
A blog, which was derived from the term web log, is an online journal. You can put text, pictures, and even videos in a blog. You can write your own or you can read someone else's. Blogs cover all sorts of different subjects, and are starting to replace certain sections of the newspaper in their function.
4.Chat!
You can use the internet to talk directly with people you know (or even people you don't know). If you want to talk face-to-face or with voice like a phone, you can use services like Skype, which is often free or a low price. You can also type-chat, which is like talking but with just text, using a number of different services (like AOL's Instant Messenger service AIM).


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title: Helpful Hints for RMAN Recovery
date: '2008-05-06T13:23:00.000-05:00'
author: Don Seiler
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modified_time: '2010-11-20T11:50:01.001-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7032512792942232766.post-5214615982058260004
blogger_orig_url: http://www.seiler.us/2008/05/helpful-hints-for-rman-recovery.html
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When you copy your backup files onto disk for RMAN to use for practicing cold-metal restore/recovery, make sure that they are at least visible to the oracle OS user. It doesn't help to have them owned by root with perm 640.
Thank me later.


Since our application is a bot and a digital assistant - there are very few aspects of this that could be changed as there is not much of a front-end. Hence there was an added emphasis on making the flow of conversation as smooth as possible and as a result we made many mockups to see this flow during the design stage.
As we were aware of the limited front-end options - we focussed on the few ways that were possible to make this much better. We added a help card and welcome card for the user and gave the bot more of a human personality.
The following pictures demonstrate the initial stages of design and how we put together our research of the bots and the needs of Nuffield users. The following designs were preliminary and were used to create the bot in the Bot Framework.
| HCI Principle | Description of application to our project |
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| Visibility | The only visual part of the project is the bot - which has the same UI as any chat platoform. To address this point, we have made cards to aid the user and to convey the information on screen to them in a much more digestable and appealing form. Any buttons to take them out of the chat are clear and are only shown on the cards when user has gotten the intended outcome from their conversation - e.g. once a class is ready to be booked |
| Affordance | As this is a bot application, we have made sure the user will know how to interact with it to get their intended outcome. We offer a welcome card at the start that will give them some key commands and also a help card upon request to help them navigate the app. The buttons are clearly named so the user knows when to click them and what it would do. |
| Feedback | The feedback from both the bot and digital assistant is fast enough as and within a reasonable time frame when dealing with requests. The feedback is also usually well-directed and targetted at the user intent with a good match to what their intended outcome. |
| Mapping | The only controls in this project are the user intents - whether typed of given orally. The user intent will map to a specific action decided by our natural-language processing and what intent is determined. The outcome will be a response from the bot or digital assistant. |
| Consistency | The design and responses from the bot and digital assistant mean they are all fairly consistent with one another. There is an overall theme to the way the intents are handled and the responses given - meaning the user will not be surprised by a response and will know what to expect. The styling of the cards has also been kept consistent. |
| Constraints | The natural language processing is not perfect hence not all intents may be found however we find a the correct intents in a reasonable number of cases within error. Also the bot platform is fairly new - hence certain more complex features may be more difficult to implement. |
The following images detail how the final deliverable looks and the main features in use:


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Homicides and selected socio-economic characteristics for counties surrounding St Louis, MO. Data aggregated for three time periods: 1979-84 (steady decline in homicides), 1984-88 (stable period), and 1988-93 (steady increase in homicides).
Type = polygon shape file, unprojected, lat-lon
Observations = 78
Variables = 21
S. Messner, L. Anselin, D. Hawkins, G. Deane, S. Tolnay, R. Baller (2000). An Atlas of the Spatial Patterning of County-Level Homicide, 1960-1990. Pittsburgh, PA, National Consortium on Violence Research (NCOVR).
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| NAME | county name |
| STATE_NAME | state name |
| STATE_FIPS | state fips code (character) |
| CNTY_FIPS | county fips code (character) |
| FIPS | combined state and county fips code (character) |
| FIPSNO | fips code as numeric variable |
| HR7984 | homicide rate per 100,000 (1979-84) |
| HR8488 | homicide rate per 100,000 (1984-88) |
| HR8893 | homicide rate per 100,000 (1988-93) |
| HC7984 | homicide count (1979-84) |
| HC8488 | homicide count (1984-88) |
| HC8893 | homicide count (1988-93) |
| PO7984 | population total (1979-84) |
| PO8488 | population total (1984-88) |
| PO8893 | population total (1988-93) |
| PE77 | police expenditures per capita, 1977 |
| PE82 | police expenditures per capita, 1982 |
| PE87 | police expenditures per capita, 1987 |
| RDAC80 | resource deprivation/affluence composite variable, 1980 |
| RDAC85 | resource deprivation/affluence composite variable, 1985 |
| RDAC90 | resource deprivation/affluence composite variable, 1990 |
Prepared by Luc Anselin
UIUC-ACE Spatial Analysis Laboratory
Last updated June 16, 2003


Look up to see our frequently asked questions and answers which might clear your concerns while planning a trip to Vietnam. Tired of reading here or don’t find what you expect, just send us email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or fill in our contact form to send us your questions. Our consultants are always there to help you.
Q. Are there any restrictions on photography in Vietnam?A. Yes. Photography in or near military installations, airports or similar locations is prohibited. Anyone caught doing taking photographs in restricted areas will have the film, and possibly the camera or camcorder, confiscated, and may be arrested.
Q. Can I buy antiques in Vietnam?A.  However, exporting an artifact that was made within the last century is not straightforward. There are experts on hand at the airport to verify the age of antiques, but the quality of fakes is very high, so anything that looks old is liable to be confiscated.
Q. How can I take large items home with me furniture or paintings, for example?A. Yes, you can. And if you wish, you can ask the supplier to send it to your home address.
Q. Are there Internet facilities in Vietnam?A. Yes, there are plenty in cities and large towns, but not in rural areas. Most large hotels have internet access, and Internet cafes are commonplace and cheap.
Q. The artist you took me to was wonderful. I want to give him a present. Any ideas?A. This is a common query. If you want to show your appreciation to someone in the form of a gift, we will try to suggest something appropriate, and even purchase and deliver it on your behalf, if necessary.
Q. I am from the United States. Will I face any hospitality because of the war?
A. You will be surprised by the warmth of your reception. We Vietnamese live in the present and look forward to the future the war is history. We warmly welcome people from all countries and races.
Q. What is the attitude towards drugs in Vietnam?
A. The law is strict in Vietnam. The use of illegal narcotics is strictly forbidden under any circumstances. Dealers and people caught trafficking, whether Vietnamese or foreigner, face execution. Don’t be tempted to risk it!
Money
Q. Can I use a credit card to get cash in Vietnam?
A. Yes, but it gets more difficult the further you are from the cities. Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and other centres have ATMs that accept the main cards, but only dispense local currency. Be warned that all credit card transactions in Vietnam are subject to a 3% surcharge (3.9% for Amex).
Q. Can I pay by credit card in Vietnam?
A. Yes, but only in a few places. In cities, large hotels, international restaurants and some souvenir shops take Visa or MasterCard, but it is not wise to rely upon it as a method of payment.
Q. What about travellers cheques?
A. Travellers cheques and cash in any international currency can be changed at all major banks. Some hotels will accept travellers cheques.
Q. What are the levels of commission for changing money in Vietnam?
A. All credit card transactions in Vietnam are subject to a surcharge. Charges for other transactions vary: we will supply full details on request. There is no commission on exchanging ‘hard’ currency.
Q. Where can I change my currency for local currency?
A. At the airport, in banks, or in shops licensed to sell gold – exchange rates are very similar. Steer clear of street moneychangers – the exchange rate will be no better, and being given forged notes is a risk.
Q. What if I have a lot of local currency left over when I leave?
A. You can change local currency back to the currency you entered with by showing the yellow customs slip that you were given on arrival. The amount you take out must be less than the original amount you brought in.
Health
Q. What is the main difference in the climate of Vietnam and that of my country?
A. Vietnam is both hot and humid. Combined, they make visitors from temperate countries sweat profusely. Drinking plenty of water and good sun protection is essential. Winter in Hanoi (January to March) and the rest of the northern area can be be cold.
Q. What can I do about jet lag?
A. Not much, really. A stop-over en-route, or a rest day on arrival helps. It’s important to try to sleep and wake according to local time, even on the aeroplane.
Getting Around
Q. Can I travel freely in Vietnam?
A. Up to a point. A few areas are closed for security reasons, and others require a permit. If you travel with travel agent, they will complete all necessary paperwork and permission procedures on your behalf.
Q. Can I ride a motorbike in Vietnam?
A. Officially, not without a Vietnamese license. An international license is not acceptable as a substitute. The police generally turn a blind eye to foreigners, but not always!
Q. Can I hire a motorbike?
A. Yes, easily. However, few come with official papers, which can result in an on-the-spot fine. As they are not insured, you will be liable to pay for any damage or theft.
Q. Is it safe to ride a motorcycle in Vietnam?
A. The short answer is no! 80% of the 20,000 or so serious traffic accidents per year in Vietnam are caused by, or involve, motorcyclists. Roads are bad, and regulations are often ignored.
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A. Not easily. An international driving license can be converted, but the document must be translated and notarized, a protracted procedure.
Q. Can I drive a car in Vietnam?
A. With a Vietnamese license, or a converted international license, yes. However, there are no car rental agencies. Advertisements for car rental mean a car and a driver.
Food and Drink
Q. I am restricted to a special diet. How will I cope in Vietnam?
A. No problem. You can ask the hotels and restaurants that provide food as you like. They will be willing to make it for you.
Q. I am a vegetarian. What are the options for me?
A. Despite being a Buddhist country, Vietnam is short of vegetarian restaurants. However, there are a few in the larger cities, and it’s quite easy to find good vegetable meals. The fruit is excellent!


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Occurs when property is changed.
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FREEDOM SONG A film review by James Brundage Copyright 2000 filmcritic.com filmcritic.com
Long and annoying have been the boasts of TNT of its status as "the best movie studio on television." With that celebrity narrator whose voice you know by heart and whose name always escapes you, TNT's advertisements for its latest western directed by Bill Pullman, or, in this case, Gandhi-rip off starring Danny Glover pop up right in the middle of the TV edit for an old movie that you could probably go without seeing and normally cause people like me to switch to the upper-channel echelon of HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, and The Movie Channel… where I don't have to bother about hearing from some moron boasting that their station produces really good "made-for-TV" movies as if this was something to be proud about.
Having finally caved in and sampled TNT, having sampled HBO on a fairly regular basis, I can now say without a doubt that not only is TNT not the best movie studio on television… it is by far one of the worst. With large payments towards directors who do not demonstrate fair ability, TNT seems to reward the kind of schlock-TV that has made "TV-movie" into a status symbol in the film industry.
A case in point is Freedom Song, yet another "based on a true story" TV-movie that is slightly above the limbo bar set by Lifetime. With shaky camerawork, a simplistic script, a simpler purpose and characters that seem to be cut out of the pantheon on the civil-rights movement clichés (the outsider, the old soldier who gave up, the subversive who has been fighting in his own way his entire life, and, of course, the narrator with a conflict that he has to get over), Freedom Song just is another example of why TV movies are only examples of what couldn't make the cut of the silver screen.
Freedom Song deals with the civil rights movement in the really deep south of Mississippi where Owen Walker (Vicellous Reon Shannon) is still sore over being spanked by his father because he accidentally walked into the Whites Only waiting room at the train station. His father didn't want to spank him, but was forced to by whites, and because of this his father has lost his own spirit for fighting for The Movement, only to watch his son grow into the person who eventually desegregates the Whites Only washroom (by staging a march on City Hall and getting the Freedom Riders to desegregate the place).
It's a plot so kitschy I have to remind myself that it actually happened.
Now I am of the generation (and race) that never had to deal with the Jim Crow laws, but this should not stop me from saying what needs to be said about "Freedom Song:" that it is a gimmicky movie-of-the-week quality made-for-TV movie that should have never been aired, let alone released on video. I've read the history books, I've watched Gandhi, Malcolm X, and Glory... all of them more than once… do I REALLY have to see yet another flimsy excuse at filmmaking when I could just read the books (history ones, that is), and get at least as good of an idea at Freedom Song offers, or watch some incredible films dealing with racism (such as American History X), and get a better idea of the message behind Freedom Song?
Please. No more games, no more gimmicks, and, above all, no more claims that TNT is the best movie studio on television because, with films like Freedom Song, you can rest assured that it is not.

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Works as a isProvider for the @provider.
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A decorator that works as a Redux store provider. See @provider for more information.
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Creates tokens to bind decorators with each other.
A decorator that converts a class method or field (with an action creator assigned) to a redux dispatcher. Redux will dispatch everything the wrapped function returns.
const someExternalAction = (value: string) => ({
type: 'SOME_EXTERNAL_ACTION',
payload: value,
});
@redux
class ReduxExample extends HTMLElement {
@dispatch public fieldExample = someExternalAction;
private secretNumber: number = 10;
@dispatch
public methodExample(value: number) {
return {type: 'SOME_ACTION', payload: value + this.secretNumber};
}
}
a token issued by a createReduxToken function that connects all decorators in a single working system.
A default version of the @isProviderAdvanced with the token already provided.
A decorator that makes a class declaration a Redux provider with a store as a context value. The @consumer decorator is used internally.
a token issued by a createReduxToken function that connects all decorators in a single working system.
A default version of the @unitAdvanced with the token already provided.
A decorator that makes a class property a reflection for the specific store value. Whenever the value is changed, the property receives an update as well.
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Studying the way people communicate through different modes, design a solution to make the current chat conversations more immersive and close to the real face to face conversations.
I decided to follow the double diamond design process to help me in the design thinking process and to come up with a viable solution. I started off with an initial Literature Research to find the gaps in research and also to understand the domain space. After that, User Research and Direct Observation was conducted to get qualitative insights. Finally, I proceeded to develop certain concepts on the basis of the research.
I read a number of research papers related to Computer Mediated Communication(CMC), Face to Face Communication(FtF), Emoticon Usage and Relational Maintenance. The literature review helped me to better understand the domain space.
First, I studied the chats of six subjects, each subject was asked to produce the exerpts for friends and family. The chats were analysed and insights were drawn. To further dive deep into the real face to face conversations and get a first hand experience at the sort of cues involved, a Direct Research was conducted. The study involved an analysis of the recordings of groups of people conversing face to face. The results of both the studies are given below.
The cues discovered in the Direct Observation were analysed and classified into two senses: Sight and Hearing. Later, an elemental mapping of the cues was done to understand how those cues could be reformed in software.
Developing on the insights from the Research, I proceeded to explore certain concepts which would further help me in coming up with the final solution.
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You may want to use Bean Validation to validate input data.
Notice that with Bean Validation, you usually have an already populated POJO on which data validation is applied against annotated properties.
In contrast, when using CB4J, data validation is applied before mapping CSV records to domain POJOs, which is a slightly different approach.
This approach actually enforces that CSV to object mapping step does not encounter any issue when converting raw data to typed data.
Nevertheless, you can always use Bean Validation with CB4J simply as follows :
preProcessRecord(T typedRecord)
method of the io.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RecordProcessor
interfaceio.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RecordProcessingException
to not process invalid recordsThe following section shows an example of using Bean Validation with the Hello World tutorial.
In this section, we will rewrite the Hello World tutorial to use Bean Validation API to validate input data.
The Greeting POJO is annotated with Bean Validation Annotations :
import javax.validation.constraints.Min; import javax.validation.constraints.NotNull; public class Greeting { @NotNull @Min(value = 1, message = "sequence number should be at least = 1") private long sequence; @NotNull private String name; //getters and setters omitted }
The record processor pre-validates Greeting POJO before processing it :
import io.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RecordProcessingException; import io.github.benas.cb4j.core.impl.DefaultRecordProcessorImpl; import javax.validation.ConstraintViolation; import javax.validation.Validation; import javax.validation.Validator; import java.util.Set; /** * A processor that pre-validate Greeting POJO using Bean Validation API. */ public class GreetingProcessor extends DefaultRecordProcessorImpl<Greeting> { private Validator validator ; public GreetingProcessor() { validator = Validation.buildDefaultValidatorFactory().getValidator(); } @Override public void preProcessRecord(Greeting greeting) throws RecordProcessingException { Set<ConstraintViolation<Greeting>> constraintViolations = validator.validate(greeting); if (constraintViolations.size() > 0) { String error = ""; for (ConstraintViolation<Greeting> constraintViolation : constraintViolations) { error += constraintViolation.getMessage(); } throw new RecordProcessingException(error); } } @Override public void processRecord(Greeting greeting) throws RecordProcessingException { System.out.println(greeting.getGreetingMessage()); } }
That's it! The record processor will now pre-validate Greeting POJOs for each record before processing it.
In the typical CB4J workflow, it is not the record processor role to validate records, but this is the most "natural" way to use Bean Validation with CB4J.
The complete source code of this example can be found here.
To run the tutorial with maven, launch the following command in the cb4j/cb4j-tutorials
directory :
mvn clean package exec:java -PrunBeanValidationTutorial


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by Ridwan YusufA Counsel to the leader of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, Barrister Aloy Ejimakor has expressed his reservations about the reported feud between former President Goodluck Jonathan and sitting governor of Bayelsa state, Seriake Dickson, Concise News reports.
The legal practitioner went proverbial, warning that “when two grasshoppers fight to death, it is the crow that gets to feast on their carcass.”
Ejimakor wrote on his known Twitter handle on Thursday: “Goodluck Jonathan & Gov Dickson should’ve known that when 2 brothers fight to death, a STRANGER inherits their property or when 2 grasshoppers fight to death, it is the crow that gets to feast on their carcass”. That’s the summary of the electoral self-immolation in Bayelsa.”
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Class Booking
java.lang.Object
de.fourofakind.businesshotel.server.entities.bookings.Booking
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ConferenceRoomBooking
,HotelRoomBooking
public abstract class Booking
extends java.lang.Object
This is our main class - Every action that is made from an employee or customer will interact with this class. All information about the Bookingdetails and the Booking itself interacts with this class to. For Java1 only the Employee will be able to alter the information of a booking
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
Booking.BookingType
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private java.lang.String
bookingDate
private int
bookingNo
private java.lang.String
changeDate
private int
customerID
private DateFrame
dateFrame
private int
empNo
private boolean
isBusinessCustomer
private float
pricing
private Room.Category
roomCategory
private int
roomNo
private java.lang.String
specialWishes
private TimeFrame
timeFrame
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Booking(int bookingNo, int customerID, int roomNo, TimeFrame timeFrame, DateFrame dateFrame, Room.Category roomCategory, java.lang.String specialWishes, int empNo, boolean isBusinessCustomer)
The Booking class is an abstract class because it is the blueprint for the Conference- and the HotelroomBooking which are the different types of rooms. -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.String
getBookingDate()
int
getBookingNo()
java.lang.String
getChangeDate()
int
getCustomerID()
DateFrame
getDateFrame()
int
getEmpNo()
float
getPricing()
Room.Category
getRoomCategory()
int
getRoomNo()
java.lang.String
getSpecialWishes()
TimeFrame
getTimeFrame()
boolean
isBusinessCustomer()
void
setBookingDate(java.lang.String bookingDate)
void
setBookingNo(int bookingNo)
void
setBusinessCustomer(boolean businessCustomer)
void
setChangeDate(java.lang.String changeDate)
void
setCustomerID(int customerID)
void
setDateFrame(DateFrame dateFrame)
void
setEmpNo(int empNo)
void
setRoomNo(int roomNo)
void
setSpecialWishes(java.lang.String specialWishes)
void
setTimeFrame(TimeFrame timeFrame)
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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bookingNo
private int bookingNo -
roomNo
private int roomNo -
pricing
private float pricing -
empNo
private int empNo -
dateFrame
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timeFrame
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bookingDate
private java.lang.String bookingDate -
roomCategory
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specialWishes
private java.lang.String specialWishes -
customerID
private int customerID -
changeDate
private java.lang.String changeDate -
isBusinessCustomer
private boolean isBusinessCustomer
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Constructor Details
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Booking
public Booking(int bookingNo, int customerID, int roomNo, TimeFrame timeFrame, DateFrame dateFrame, Room.Category roomCategory, java.lang.String specialWishes, int empNo, boolean isBusinessCustomer)The Booking class is an abstract class because it is the blueprint for the Conference- and the HotelroomBooking which are the different types of rooms. Maybe later there will be even other types of what you can make a booking of, in this case we will have to add a enum to BookingType and a class to this new Booking only.
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Method Details
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getTimeFrame
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setTimeFrame
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getBookingDate
public java.lang.String getBookingDate() -
getRoomCategory
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getSpecialWishes
public java.lang.String getSpecialWishes() -
getPricing
public float getPricing() -
getEmpNo
public int getEmpNo() -
isBusinessCustomer
public boolean isBusinessCustomer() -
setBookingDate
public void setBookingDate(java.lang.String bookingDate) -
setSpecialWishes
public void setSpecialWishes(java.lang.String specialWishes) -
setEmpNo
public void setEmpNo(int empNo) -
setBusinessCustomer
public void setBusinessCustomer(boolean businessCustomer) -
getDateFrame
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setDateFrame
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getBookingNo
public int getBookingNo() -
setBookingNo
public void setBookingNo(int bookingNo) -
getRoomNo
public int getRoomNo() -
setRoomNo
public void setRoomNo(int roomNo) -
getChangeDate
public java.lang.String getChangeDate() -
setChangeDate
public void setChangeDate(java.lang.String changeDate) -
getCustomerID
public int getCustomerID() -
setCustomerID
public void setCustomerID(int customerID)
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Be aware that the "foreach" loops in Logic Apps run by default in parallel. This can improve performance when operations executed on each member of the iterated collection can run independently.
It can also create tricky race conditions if used incorrectly, for instance setting a variable in parallel, since the order of setting the variable is unpredictable.
The big gotcha when using parallel loops is that nested loops will run sequentially, which may cause unnecessary delays. To run operations in parallel for items in a nested loop, create and call a child logic app.


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Broadly my research was to build predictive models coupled with high performance cloud computing tools to simulate probabilistic systems.
In particular, my focus was to understand the charge transport dynamics in semiconductors to evaluate their thermoelectric capabilities.
NET Lab, University of Massachusetts – Amherst
- Designed predictive models using high-performance computing tools to simulate and study quantum effects in materials.
- Implemented Boltzmann transport solver to simulate the electrical properties and proposed strategies to improve thermoelectric efficiency.
- Developed the prototype models in MATLAB and a high-performance parallelized C++ package.
University of Massachusetts – Amherst
ECE-344 Semiconductor Devices and Materials (Fall 2015, Fall 2017, Fall 2018), ECE-202 Compuatational tools for ECE (Fall 2019), ECE-231 Introduction to Embedded systems (Spring 2019), ECE-232 Hardware Organization and Design (Spring 2017), ECE-354 Computer Systems Lab-II (Spring 2015).
Coventor, Inc., A Lam Research Company.
Worked in software development team of SEMulator3D to develop and validate new modeling approaches to address process, device, and/or circuit level challenges for semiconductor devices.
- Worked on validation and integration of the netlist generator and parasitic solver through timing analysis (Link).
- Implemented a model using python API to simulate quantum tunneling in metal-oxide-metal junctions (Link).
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Anantapur, India.


A central part of the logic language is the ability to do filtering.  This will start iterating over a list of elements. E.g.:


Constructor
new Entity()
The Entity Class
- Source:
- See:
Example
<caption>Create new Entity</caption>
Extends
Methods
_schemaKeyHandler()
Manages a payload key e.g. annotations, target, or subject etc. and
either finds (resolves) the CID or decodes the value/target.
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Returns:
[Array>] - Array of Array with path and Object
(async) assert(assertions) → {Array.<String>}
Create the class, data, object, and other assertions for an `Individual`
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
assertions |
Object | The non-inherent properties of the individual |
- Inherited From:
- Source:
Returns:
- The `CID`s of the assertions
- Type
- Array.<String>
(async) fetch()
Given the payload of the entity it fetches the related entities and instantiates
proper `Entities` from them.
- Inherited From:
- Source:


Class: Resource
| Defined in: | src/fire-resource.coffee |
Overview
Base resource class
Below the different way to use the FireResource factory
Examples:
Basic model
app.module('myApp').factory 'User', (FireResource, $firebase) ->
FireResource $firebase.child('users')
Class methods not prefixed with `$` are chainable
factory 'User', (FireResource, $firebase) ->
FireResource($firebase.child('users'))
.hasMany 'conversations'
.hasOne 'displayedConversation',
className: 'Conversation'
inverseOf: false
Pass a callback as the last argument to access the resource from within
factory 'User', (FireResource, $firebase) ->
FireResource $firebase.child('users'), ->
@hasMany 'conversations'
@hasOne 'displayedConversation',
className: 'Conversation'
inverseOf: false
@::myCostomInstanceMethod = -> "i'm custom"
Variables Summary
- _assoc =
-
{}
@property Map storing the Resource associations instances
Class Method Summary
- . (ref) $ref() Base Firebase reference passed to the FireResource Factory
- . (Collection) $query(cb) Collection Resource getter, query firebase on the {Resource.$
- . (Resource) $new(data = {}) Resource instance builder
- . (Promise) $create(data = {}) Creates a resource from data
- . (Resource) $find(key, opts = {}) Resource Getter
- . (Resource) hasMany(name, opts = {}, cb) One to Many association builder
- . (Resource) hasOne(name, opts = {}) One to One association builder
- . (void) clearMap() Clear the resource map where are stored all the instances retrieved from firebase.
Instance Method Summary
- # (Boolean) $isNew() check wether the instance has been saved to firebase
- # (promise) $loaded() Ensure the instance and its included relations are loaded
- # (Promise) $save() wrap the original angularfire $save function into the callback chain and deal with the timestamps
- # (resource) $include(includes) Set the include association attached to the instance
- # (void) $destroy() Override the angulafire $destroy to call {AssociationCollection#$
- # (Promise) $update(data) Extend instance with data and call {Resource#$
- # (Promise) $$loadIncludes() internally load the includes (internally called by {Resource#$
- # (void) $$setIncludes(includes) internal method to set the includes
- # (Boolean) $$updated(snap) Overriden angularfire hook to update hasOne assoc cached instances if changed server side
- # (Promise) $$runCallbacks(name) Run a callback chain
- # (void) #$id()
- # (void) $ref()
- # (void) $bindTo(scope, varName)
- # (void) $watch(callback, context)
Class Method Details
.
(ref)
$ref()
Base Firebase reference passed to the FireResource Factory
.
(Collection)
$query(cb)
Collection Resource getter, query firebase on the Resource.$ref
Examples:
Basic
User.$query()
Using Firebase.util.Scroll
User.$query (baseRef, init) ->
init(new Firebase.util.Scroll baseRef, 'presence' ).$next(10)
.
(Resource)
$new(data = {})
Resource instance builder
.
(Promise)
$create(data = {})
Creates a resource from data
.
(Resource)
$find(key, opts = {})
Resource Getter
.
(Resource)
hasMany(name, opts = {}, cb)
One to Many association builder
Examples:
factory 'User', (FireResource, $firebase) ->
FireResource $firebase.child('users'), ->
@hasMany 'conversations'
the above association gives you access to the association collection via a getter method prefixed by `$` :
user.$conversations()
you can customize its ref any time by passing it an init function
user.$conversations (baseRef, init) -> init(new Firebase.util.Scroll(baseRef, '$key')).$next(10)
the association collection is cached on the parent instance on a property prefixed by `$$`
user.$conversations() === user.$$conversations
when the parent user is `$destroyed`, its association collection are too, but not its associated instances
user.$destroy()
user.$$conversations === undefined
.
(Resource)
hasOne(name, opts = {})
One to One association builder
Examples:
factory 'Message', (FireResource, $firebase) ->
FireResource $firebase.child('messages'), ->
@hasOne 'user', inverseOf: false
is the same than doing :
FireResource $firebase.child('messages'), ->
@hasOne 'user', className: 'User', forereignKey: 'userId', inverseOf: false
the above association dynamically create the following methods on any Message instance
message.$user() #get the associated user
message.$setUser( userInstance ) #associate a user instance
message.$createUser( userData ) #create an associated user instance
.
(void)
clearMap()
Clear the resource map where are stored all the instances retrieved from firebase. Clearing the map destroy them all
Constructor Details
#
(void)
constructor(ref)
Resource constructor is called internally by Resource.$find or Resource.$new @note: Do not instanciate any Resource but prefer to use Resource.$find or Resource.$new
Instance Method Details
#
(Boolean)
$isNew()
check wether the instance has been saved to firebase
#
(promise)
$loaded()
Ensure the instance and its included relations are loaded
#
(Promise)
$save()
wrap the original angularfire $save function into the callback chain and deal with the timestamps
#
(resource)
$include(includes)
Set the include association attached to the instance
Examples:
User.$find(key).$include('messages').$loaded (user) ->
user.$messages().$$loaded == true
#
(void)
$destroy()
Override the angulafire $destroy to call {AssociationCollection#$destroy} on the instanciated associations and remove the object from the map
#
(Promise)
$update(data)
Extend instance with data and call Resource#$save
#
(Promise)
$$loadIncludes()
internally load the includes (internally called by Resource#$loaded at the instanciation)
#
(void)
$$setIncludes(includes)
internal method to set the includes
#
(Boolean)
$$updated(snap)
Overriden angularfire hook to update hasOne assoc cached instances if changed server side
#
(Promise)
$$runCallbacks(name)
Run a callback chain
#
(void)
#$id()
#
(void)
$ref()
#
(void)
$bindTo(scope, varName)
#
(void)
$watch(callback, context)


#include <data_flow_ops.h>
Extracts the average gradient in the given ConditionalAccumulator.
The op blocks until sufficient (i.e., more than num_required) gradients have been accumulated. If the accumulator has already aggregated more than num_required gradients, it returns the average of the accumulated gradients. Also automatically increments the recorded global_step in the accumulator by 1, and resets the aggregate to 0.
Arguments:
Returns:
Output
: The average of the accumulated gradients.
Constructors and Destructors |
|
|---|---|
AccumulatorTakeGradient(const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input handle, ::tensorflow::Input num_required, DataType dtype)
|
Public attributes |
|
|---|---|
average
|
|
operation
|
Public functions |
|
|---|---|
node() const
|
::tensorflow::Node *
|
operator::tensorflow::Input() const
|
|
operator::tensorflow::Output() const
|
|
::tensorflow::Output average
Operation operation
AccumulatorTakeGradient( const ::tensorflow::Scope & scope, ::tensorflow::Input handle, ::tensorflow::Input num_required, DataType dtype )
::tensorflow::Node * node() const
operator::tensorflow::Input() const
operator::tensorflow::Output() const


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Theorem
in package
Base class. Contains various configuration properties (and corresponding getters and setters).
Table of Contents
- QUARTER_TONE_STEPS = 24
- Constant representing the number of quarter steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
- SEMITONE_STEPS = 12
- Constant representing the number of half steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
- WHOLE_TONE_STEPS = 6
- Constant representing the number of whole steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
- $frequencyPrecision : int
- Setting representing the number of decimal places that frequencies should be rounded to.
- $key : string
- Global setting property representing the key. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with `Theorem\Setting::setKey()`.
- $renderer : RendererInterface
- Setting representing the renderer. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with `Setting::setRenderer()`.
- $step : int
- Global setting property representing the number of steps in an octave. Useful when working in microtonal systems. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
- $tuningReferenceNote : string
- Global setting property representing the reference note. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
- $tuningReferencePitch : float
- Global setting property representing the reference pitch. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
- $tuningSystem : TuningSystemInterface
- Global setting property representing the tuning system used to calculate notes and their relative frequencies.
- __construct() : mixed
- accidental() : AbstractAccidental
- Creates an accidental object from either a specified offset or a string.
- getFrequencyPrecision() : int
- Gets the number of decimal places frequencies should be rounded to.
- getKey() : string
- getRenderer() : RendererInterface
- Gets the renderer.
- getStep() : int
- Gets the current setting's value for the number of steps in an octave. In most western music (which uses semitones) this will be 12.
- getTuningReferenceNote() : string
- Returns the note, as a string, that the reference pitch is calibrated to (usually A4). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
- getTuningReferencePitch() : float
- Gets the reference pitch setting (usually 440 Hz). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
- getTuningSystem() : TuningSystemInterface
- Returns an object that implements `TuningSystemInterface`.
- note() : Note
- Creates a Note object from the specified SPN (e.g. A4, B#7).
- setFrequencyPrecision() : void
- Sets the number of decimal places frequencies should be rounded to.
- setKey() : void
- setRenderer() : void
- Sets the rendering ssytem. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with`Setting::setRenderer()` unless overridden.
- setStep() : void
- Sets the number of steps in an octave. In most western music (which uses semitones) this will be 12.
- setTuningReferenceNote() : void
- Sets the note that the reference pitch is calibrated to (usually A4). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
- setTuningReferencePitch() : void
- Sets the reference pitch (usually 440 Hz). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
- setTuningSystem() : void
- Expects a fully-qualified class name representing a tuning system.
Constants
QUARTER_TONE_STEPS
Constant representing the number of quarter steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
public
mixed
QUARTER_TONE_STEPS
= 24
SEMITONE_STEPS
Constant representing the number of half steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
public
mixed
SEMITONE_STEPS
= 12
WHOLE_TONE_STEPS
Constant representing the number of whole steps in an octave. Useful for calculating note frequencies within a given tuning system.
public
mixed
WHOLE_TONE_STEPS
= 6
Properties
$frequencyPrecision
Setting representing the number of decimal places that frequencies should be rounded to.
private
int
$frequencyPrecision
= 0
NOTE: Internal frequency calculations are not changed by this setting. Only public frequency results (e.g. Note::getFrequency()) are affected.
Tags
$key
Global setting property representing the key. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with `Theorem\Setting::setKey()`.
private
string
$key
= 'C major'
Tags
$renderer
Setting representing the renderer. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with `Setting::setRenderer()`.
private
RendererInterface
$renderer
Tags
$step
Global setting property representing the number of steps in an octave. Useful when working in microtonal systems. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
private
int
$step
= self::SEMITONE_STEPS
Tags
$tuningReferenceNote
Global setting property representing the reference note. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
private
string
$tuningReferenceNote
= 'A4'
NOTE: Very few tuning systems use reference notes other than A4. Only change this if you know exactly what you are doing.
Tags
$tuningReferencePitch
Global setting property representing the reference pitch. Used by tuning systems that implement `ITuningSystem`.
private
float
$tuningReferencePitch
= 440
Tags
$tuningSystem
Global setting property representing the tuning system used to calculate notes and their relative frequencies.
private
TuningSystemInterface
$tuningSystem
Tags
Methods
__construct()
public
__construct() : mixed
Return values
mixed —accidental()
Creates an accidental object from either a specified offset or a string.
public
accidental(float|string $offsetOrString) : AbstractAccidental
Parameters
- $offsetOrString : float|string
Return values
AbstractAccidental —getFrequencyPrecision()
Gets the number of decimal places frequencies should be rounded to.
public
getFrequencyPrecision() : int
Return values
int —getKey()
public
getKey() : string
Return values
string —getRenderer()
Gets the renderer.
public
getRenderer() : RendererInterface
Return values
RendererInterface —getStep()
Gets the current setting's value for the number of steps in an octave. In most western music (which uses semitones) this will be 12.
public
getStep() : int
Tags
Return values
int —getTuningReferenceNote()
Returns the note, as a string, that the reference pitch is calibrated to (usually A4). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
public
getTuningReferenceNote() : string
Return values
string —getTuningReferencePitch()
Gets the reference pitch setting (usually 440 Hz). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
public
getTuningReferencePitch() : float
Return values
float —getTuningSystem()
Returns an object that implements `TuningSystemInterface`.
public
getTuningSystem() : TuningSystemInterface
Return values
TuningSystemInterface —note()
Creates a Note object from the specified SPN (e.g. A4, B#7).
public
note(string $spn) : Note
Parameters
- $spn : string
Return values
Note —setFrequencyPrecision()
Sets the number of decimal places frequencies should be rounded to.
public
setFrequencyPrecision(int $frequencyPrecision) : void
Parameters
- $frequencyPrecision : int
Return values
void —setKey()
public
setKey(string $key) : void
Parameters
- $key : string
Return values
void —setRenderer()
Sets the rendering ssytem. Can be set on a per-object basis, or globally with`Setting::setRenderer()` unless overridden.
public
setRenderer(RendererInterface $renderer) : void
Parameters
- $renderer : RendererInterface
Return values
void —setStep()
Sets the number of steps in an octave. In most western music (which uses semitones) this will be 12.
public
setStep(int $step) : void
Parameters
- $step : int
Tags
Return values
void —setTuningReferenceNote()
Sets the note that the reference pitch is calibrated to (usually A4). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
public
setTuningReferenceNote(string $tuningReferenceNote) : void
Parameters
- $tuningReferenceNote : string
Return values
void —setTuningReferencePitch()
Sets the reference pitch (usually 440 Hz). This is used by tuning systems that implement the `ITuningSystem` interface.
public
setTuningReferencePitch(int $tuningReferencePitch) : void
Parameters
- $tuningReferencePitch : int
Return values
void —setTuningSystem()
Expects a fully-qualified class name representing a tuning system.
public
setTuningSystem(string $tuningSystem) : void
Parameters
- $tuningSystem : string


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%autoreload 2
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print(ability)
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mage.attack(mage)
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Dgame.Graphics.Moveable
- abstract class Moveable;
- Basic implementation for moveable objects
Author:
rschuett
- protected void _positionMoved(float dx, float dy);
- Overloadable method if the position is moved.
- protected void _positionReset(float nx, float ny);
- Overloadable method if the position is reset.
- protected const void _applyTranslation();
- Apply translation to the object.
- void resetTranslation();
- Overloadable method to reset the position.
The position is set to 0|0.
- final void setPosition(ref const Vector2f vec);
- Setting a new position.
- final void setPosition(float x, float y);
- Setting a new position.
- final const pure nothrow ref const(Vector2f) getPosition();
- Returns the current position.
- final inout pure nothrow @property ref inout(Vector2f) position();
- Returns an inout reference to the coordinates.
It should be used to set or get the x and y coordinates.
If you (re)set the position herewith,
it doesn't appear in positionMovedpositionReset
- final void move(ref const Vector2f vec);
- Move the current position by vec.
- final void move(float x, float y);
- Move the current position by x|y.
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Supported frame size of live view image in pixels.
Public Member Functions | |
| int | getHeight () |
| Return height of live view. More... | |
| int | getWidth () |
| Return width of live view. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static final LiveViewSize | QUAD_VGA = new LiveViewSize(1280, 960) |
| Display in Quad-VGA (1280x960) size live view. | |
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Return height of live view.
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Return width of live view.


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- Installation
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- Why and when is it useful?
- Usage
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Unit Reference
Utilitiy Reference
Resources
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- Web MIDI API W3C spec
- Web Audio/MIDI Playground (Chris Wilson)
- Web Audio Demo Collection
License and Acknowledgement
Introduction
- Preface: Web Audio API
- What is WAAX?
- Why is it created?
Setting up
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- Using WAAX in your web page
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Live examples
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- Making a new timbre
- Crafting your first synth
- Art of envelope: FM Drones
- Trigger-happy: a simple sampler
Advanced topic
- Understanding WAAX unit container
- Creating a new unit with WAAX unit builder
- Using PeriodicWave for complex tone
- Tip: pre-baked array buffer
- Tip: homebrewing IR and warped convolution


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The Software Engineering Pilot (SEP) is a comprehensive, standards-aligned computer science and software engineering education program for grades 6 to 12. The goals of the program are: (1) to increase the number of high school graduates, particularly
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