Preface/Disclaimer
Before I begin, know this:
Prior to this week's blog, I already knew that there has been conversations about the lack of diversity in tech, but I have not given it much thought. Once I started researching, I realized that there has been a lot more conversation on the topic than I anticipated.
What I thought was an issue I will just need to "deal with" when I enter the industry, is now an issue that I will not be able to ignore. My research has led me to believe that there is a systemic problem in tech.
One thing I learned was that a lot of people outright deny that there is a diversity problem. How can we fix the problem, if we can't even agree that there is a problem?
I started to explain why there should be diversity in the workplace:
- The demographics of a company serving a community should aim to match the diversity of those they serve.
- Diversity brings different ideas to the table.
- Lack of diversity suffocates creativity when there are no dissenting voices.
- Women bring about more humane work conditions, which benefit men as well.
When trying to defend the need for diversity, inevitably, the problem comes down to the fact that sexism and racism still exist today. Acknowledging that is fundamental to addressing the diversity problem. WHY we need diversity can be discussed at great length and in great depth, but it leads me away from the reason I am writing this article: How to solve the problem of diversity.
So, I will be brief in explaining much of the background and existing debate in order to open up discussion to find solutions to the problem.
What is the problem?
There is not enough diversity in tech, and it is one of the biggest problems facing the tech industry today.
Tech giants Google, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Yahoo, and others, have all self-reported their demographic data, revealing that there is both a severe imbalance on both in terms of race and gender.
Why is that a problem?
The tech boom is generating a greater income disparity, which comes with consequences. The media has recently highlighted much of the outlash against tech companies in the bay area by some of those who feel displaced. This makes it a class issue as well.
There is an argument that tech is a meritocracy, but there have been studies that prove it is a myth. Computers do not see skin color or gender, but humans do. The human factor is not free from bias.
When access to opportunity is split along lines of race and gender, even when the bias is subconscious, this becomes a problem.
That also means this is a problem that we can fix if we raise awareness.
Why should anyone care?
This is where we can get very philosophical.
Why care about racism or sexism? Why care about class divide? Is it our job as a society to provide equal opportunities for everyone? Are businesses responsible for maintaining a diverse workforce? Aren't we all of the human race? Is true capitalism a true free market? Is technology the pioneer of the future of human civilization?
These types of questions are best left for a different forum.
What I am proposing will assume that it is in everyone's best interests to promote diversity in the tech industry.
How did this become a problem in tech?
There are many factors that limit the inclusion of women and minorities. These factors may be causing the lack of diversity in tech:
- The hiring process - it is not free of bias.
- The educational pipeline - not enough girls and minorities are getting computer science majors, and not enough girls and minorities are being taught at a young age that they can pursue tech.
- Workplace culture is not conducive at acceptance of women and minorities.
Each of these factors contribute to the lack of diversity we see in tech today.
What are some possible solutions?
Our goal is to promote diversity by increasing the number of women and minorities that enter the tech industry.
To do this, we can look at the three potential problem areas: The hiring process, the workplace culture, and the educational pipeline.
The first two seem like they should only be in the hands of the administrators and managers of the companies, but I would argue that everybody in tech must take steps to solve the problem as well. As mentioned before, the first step is addressing that the problem exists.
As that only addresses the conditions of the people already in the industry, I would like to focus on the people coming into the industry, the educational pipeline.
How do we increase interest and training for women and children?
There has already been a lot of action to increase the number of women and minorities in the educational pipeline leading up to tech. Programs that focus on teaching young kids of color how to code are gaining popularity. Training programs for adult women and women of color are becoming more common.
We need to start targeting those who are underrepresented at a young age by increasing interest, training, and visibility.
Interest: Games, books, and toys that children play with need to market to girls and minorities, not just young boys.
Playing video games can spark interest in technology early on, but a lot of the games out there are designed for a male audience.
Books is just one way stories are told to little kids, and there should be more stories of girls becoming engineers and problem solvers.
Training: Add computer science and programming to all schools. These programs are especially lacking in lower income and minority neighborhoods.
The school system must adopt a curriculum that includes mandatory computer programming throughout all ages of children's elementary and secondary years.
Visibility: Kids need role models. They need to see someone who looks like them working in the tech field and succeeding. See mirror-tocracy.
Increase the appearance of these role models in the media. Increase awareness in the entertainment industry. This is where young kids get exposed their childhood role models and form ideas of what they want to be when they grow up.
Those who are minorities in the tech field need to be more active in minority communities that they represent. Women in tech should be reaching out to young girls, showing them that they too can become a software engineer or web developer, etc.
Conclusion:
Environmental factors that shape who we are start very early in life, and those who are at a disadvantage economically and culturally must be brought up to the same playing field. By leveling the playing field for girls and children of color, we are on track to raising a more inclusive and thoughtful generation of problem solvers and technological pioneers.
Also, by addressing this problem now, our generation will in turn become more thoughtful and inclusive as well, the perfect role models for the next generation.
Resources
- The Biggest Problem in Technology - The New Yorker
- Getting to Work on Diversity at Google - Mashable
- Google's Employee Demographics: Mostly White, Mostly Male - Google Blog
- - Technology's Man Problem
- Age of the Brogrammer - San Francisco Bay Guardian
- Once and For All Tech is Not a Meritocracy - Quartz
- Diversity and Startups - Y Combinator
- When It Comes to Diversity in Tech, Companies Find Safety in Numbers - Slate
- Tech companies' diversity problems are even worse at the leadership level - Washington Post
- How Do We Increase Diversity In The Tech Industry? - Forbes


Suneel Marthi
March 2, 2020
DataKRK, Krakow, Poland
Typical Supervised Approach
Set of Datapoints, x ∈ X
Set of K classes, y ∈ Y = 1,2, ...., K
Learn a classifier, h : X → Y
Get a set of Ground Truth labels, T - (x1,y1),...,(xN,yN)
Traditionally annotated by Subject Matter Experts
Minimize Aggregated loss on Training, eg: SGD (or a loss function)
For eg: Having to deal with datasets at Google Scale
Ways of generating labeled data
Source: https://hazyresearch.github.io/snorkel/blog/ws_blog_post.html
Weak supervision is about leveraging higher-level noisier input from subject matter experts (SMEs).
Same Objective as Supervised setting, however instead of Ground Truth data we have:
"Data Programming: Creating Large Training Sets, Quickly" - Alexander Ratner, Christopher De Sa, Sen Wu, Daniel Selsam, Christopher Ré https://arxiv.org/pdf/1605.07723v3.pdf
Use a higher level, less precise input from Subject Matter Experts to create heuristic rules
Eg: For Spam classification in YouTube comments:
return SPAM if 'contact us' in text
Eg: Use a Sentiment Classifier for 'Spam/Ham' classification
Ways of generating labeled data
Source: https://hazyresearch.github.io/snorkel/blog/ws_blog_post.html
See https://www.snorkel.org
Labeling Functions are one of the core operators for building and managing training datasets programmatically in Snorkel
Source: https://hazyresearch.github.io/snorkel/blog/ws_blog_post.html
@labeling_function()
def lf_keyword_my(x):
"Many spam comments talk about 'my channel', 'my video', etc."
return SPAM if "my" in x.text.lower() else ABSTAIN
@labeling_function()
def lf_regex_check_out(x):
"Spam comments say 'check out my video', 'check it out', etc."
return SPAM if re.search(r"check.*out", x.text, flags=re.I) else ABSTAIN
@labeling_function()
def lf_short_comment(x):
"Non-spam comments are often short, such as 'cool video!'."
return NOT_SPAM if len(x.text.split()) < 5 else ABSTAIN
@labeling_function()
def lf_textblob_polarity(x):
"""
We use a third-party sentiment classification model, TextBlob.
We combine this with the heuristic that non-spam comments are often positive.
"""
return NOT_SPAM if TextBlob(x.text).sentiment.polarity > 0.3 else ABSTAIN
Apply the Labeling Functions to unlabeled data to generate a Label Matrix
Data augmentation - artificially augmenting existing labeled training datasets by creating transformed copies of the data points
Source: https://hazyresearch.github.io/snorkel/blog/ws_blog_post.html
@transformation_function(pre=[spacy])
def replace_noun_with_synonym(x):
# Get indices of noun tokens in sentence.
noun_idxs = [i for i, token in enumerate(x.doc) if token.pos_ == "NOUN"]
if noun_idxs:
# Pick random noun idx to replace.
idx = np.random.choice(noun_idxs)
synonym = get_synonym(x.doc[idx].text, pos="n")
# If there's a valid noun synonym, replace it. Otherwise, return None.
if synonym:
x.text = replace_token(x.doc, idx, synonym)
return x
"Batch is an extension of Streaming, except when Streaming is an extension of Batch"
-- Shannon Quinn, Apache Mahout
"Spark Streaming is for people who want to operate on their streams using Batch idioms.
Flink Batch is for people who want to operate on their batches using Streaming idioms."
-- Joey Frazee, Apache NiFi
with beam.Pipeline(options=pipeline_options) as p:
weak_model = (p | "Read Unlabelled Data" >> beam.io.ReadFromText("youtube_comments.txt")
| "Apply Labeling Functions" >> beam.ParDo(LFFn.LearningFunctionFn())
| "GroupBy" >> beam.GroupByKey()
| "Apply Labeling Model to minimize inaccuracies"
"and noisy labels" >> beam.ParDo(ApplyLFModel(known_args.models))
| beam.io.WriteToText(known_args.output)


[gecode-users] views and propagators
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Sun Aug 2 13:28:56 CEST 2009
Hi,
there are two papers about views, linked from the publication section
on our web page ("Views and iterators..." and "Perfect derived
propagators"), and a more detailed explanation in my thesis which is
also available there. And you should first look at simpler
propagators than distinct, e.g. EqBnd.
Guido
amina kemmar wrote:
> hi everybody,
>
> I don't understant the concept of views and propagators
> implementation, can you give me other details and examples about
> views and
> the necessary steps to implement a propagator, because i took a look
> on some constraint such as distinct, but i it's very vagness for me.
>
> thanks,
> amina.
>
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How much could the polls change in the final weeks to election day?
In under three weeks, millions of people across the UK will be voting in the General Election.
Opinion polls continue to suggest the Conservative Party enjoys a strong lead over Labour.
The poll averages issued on Thursday put the Tories on 43%, with Labour on 29%, the Lib Dems 14%, the Brexit Party 5% and the Greens 3%.
What is the likelihood of the polls shifting decisively between now and election day?
The most recent two elections show things at this stage can quickly change.
May's strong and stable lead crumbles in 2017
At the same point in the 2017 election campaign, the polls showed the Tories on 47%, with Labour on 31%, the Lib Dems on 8%, Ukip on 5% and the Greens on 3%.
But on election day, the Tories finished on 43% – four points below where they had been three weeks earlier – while Labour had risen 10 points to 41%.
While the Lib Dems remained on 8%, both Ukip and the Greens dropped to 2%.
The change was enough to deny the Tories a majority and produce a hung parliament.
Cameron gets an unexpected late lift in 2015
There was movement in 2015 as well, albeit on a smaller scale and with different consequences.
Three weeks before polling day in 2015, both the Tories and Labour were averaging 34% with Ukip on 13%, the Lib Dems 8% and the Greens 5%.
These figures pointed to a hung parliament – but come election day, the Tories opened up a seven-point lead over Labour to finish on 38% while Labour ended on 31%.
Ukip, the Lib Dems and Green finished on 13%, 8% and 4% respectively.
This was enough to give the Conservatives a small overall majority in parliament.
What does it show us?
The pattern in 2015 and 2017 suggests a lot can change in the three weeks before polling day.
It also serves as a reminder that polls are not predictions, merely snapshots of opinion at a certain point in time.
(Note: all figures quoted above are for vote shares in Great Britain)


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My govt is strong, will work for farmers: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis
Fadnavis thanked Ajit, MLAs, and Independent legislators for their support.
by Press Trust of IndiaBack at the helm as Maharashtra chief minister following a dramatic turn of events, Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday said the BJP will provide a strong government which will work for farmers.
Thanking BJP workers after taking oath as the CM early morning, Fadnavis said, "Modi hai to mumkin hai (Everything possible under leadership of PM Narendra Modi)".
In a surprise development, the BJP turned the tables on the prospective Congress-NCP-Shiv Sena alliance by taking oath as the CM, after NCP's Ajit Pawar staged a early morning coup and joined hands with the BJP.
Ajit, nephew of NCP chief Sharad Pawar, took oath as deputy chief minister.
Fadnavis thanked Ajit, MLAs, and Independent legislators for their support.
"It is true that some friends are not with us anymore," he said apparently referring to the Shiv Sena, which fell out with the BJP after assembly poll results over its demand for a rotational chief ministership.
"Our commitment is to provide a strong government for the next five years. Our commitment is to the people of the state," Fadnavis said.
He thanked PM Modi, Union Home Minister and BJP chief Amit Shah and acting BJP president J P Nadda.
Ajit's coup came two days after Sharad Pawar said a consensus had emerged between his party and the Congress on Uddhav Thackeray as the next chief minister of the state.


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Welcome to The RMIT Behavioral Business Lab Experiment Session.
Our session today is a part of a research project “The Experimental study on Making and Communicating Decisions.”
This session will last for 60 minutes.If you decide to withdraw from the project before the session ends, please notify a member of the research team that is present by raising your hand, and we will help you to go through the withdrawal process.
In this study, you will be paired randomly and anonymously with another participant. You will be randomly allocated the role of either a sender or a receiver. You will be required to make a series of decision. Prior to making a decision. You will learn your role and given other information relevant to your decision.
At the beginning of our session, Most of our study participant are invited to participate in a production phase where you will find a paragraph in a hard copy format and on screen. You are requested to transcribe it into an input box in your computer screen; you will have 2 minutes to finish the task. For every word that you type correctly in the input box, you will be rewarded with one lab token with the value AUD$ 0.01. After completing this task, the token is automatically added to participant’s wallet and subsequently referred in the task as your endowment. We will begin with a trial page and continue with the first production task.
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Enables controlling an active voice call and displaying its properties.
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Swift
public class ActiveVoiceCall
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Default implementation of
SudoTelephonyClient
.This class works in general by delegating work in layers starting with a use case. Use cases are fetched from the factory, which is mocked for easy testing.
This class manages the lifecycle of core services that do things for the use cases, e.g. a KeyManager for providing keys and decryption services, a DoFoo object that does foo things and so forth.
For better or for worse error’s are transformed here to SudoTelephonyClientError. for the completion handlers.
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Swift
public final class DefaultSudoTelephonyClient : SudoTelephonyClient


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8. Combobox api tests:
8a Tests that if a value is set using .val() api the combobox input shows the text corresponding to that value.
8b Test that if we call .val() with no arguments the current item value is returned.
8c Tests that if a value is set using .selectItem() api the combobox input shows the text corresponding to that value.
8d Tests that if .getItem() api is called on with a value passed to it the combobox it returns the corresponding item object.
8e Tests that if .getItems() api is called on combobox all combobox items are returned.
8f Tests that if .query(text) api is called the items values whose text matches the passed parameter are returned.
8g Tests that if .clearSelection() api is called combobox's current selection is cleared from input box and set to null.
8h Tests that if .hideItem(value) api is called the item corresponding to the passed value is now hidden.
8i Tests that if .showItem(value) api is called the item corresponding to the passed value is now visible.
8j Tests that if .disable(value) api is called the item corresponding value can't be selected by clicking on it.
8l Tests that if .enable(value) api is called the item corresponding value can be selected by clicking on it.


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The hike to summit lake is about 6.5 kilometers from the Pacific Crest Trail access point on Oregon's hwy 20. In my opinion this hike is one the best hikes in the region, it’s relatively short, the overall ascent is low and the views are spectacular. However, the turnoff to summit lake was a little hard to find, but this keep traffic to summit lake low.
The hike to Mirror Lake is about 12 kilometers from the Two Pan trailhead in the Eagle Cap Wilderness of Northeastern Oregon. Eagle Cap reminds me of the Sierra Nevadas and the hike was so awesome it gave me a heart attack, for real. 12 kilometers into the wilderness I had a heart attack, and I walked out thinking it was altitude sickness.
The hike to Lake of the Woods is a little over 8 kilometers into the Jefferson Wilderness in the Cascade Range of Oregon. It covers some of the same route we took on the Jorn Lake trip, but once we reached Marion Lake we headed northeast.
The hike to Jorn Lake is approximately 11 kilometers into the Jefferson Wilderness in the Cascade Range of Oregon. It's not a difficult trail when clear, but I advise that you contact the local forest service about trail conditions; we encountered down trees that made a large portion of the trail a jungle gym.
The purpose of this story map is to show and tell the adventures that my girlfriend and I go on with Finn the dog. Most of these trip so far have taken place in oregon, but I hope to expand them to the Pacific Northwest as time goes by. I'm an geology and geospatial scientists and I love combining technology and recreation to make maps of all kinds of things. This is really just another way to help me learn about web mapping and programing languages. It is also a great way to show fellow hikers an in depth view of these trails. The images are georeferenced to the markers on the map. That is, each image was taken at the coordinates represented by the hiker icon on the map. Each of these trails have been track by GPS (excpet the hike to Jorn like) with error not exceeding 9 meters so if you use the data keep that in mind. I’m going to create download links with GPX file so people can download the data to there own GPS receiver. This is a work in progress and continues to evolve, and I hope you enjoy it as must I do.


Because who doesn't love hot donuts? Really, I just noticed that Krispy Kreme had an API, and I wanted to know if the times when the "Hot Donuts Now" sign was on were predictable, so I wrote a scraper. And then I decided to make the information public so everyone could schedule their days around the "Hot Donuts Now" sign.
Richard Smiley. I develop software<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A site that is totally not affiliated with Krispy Kreme.
The beautiful city of Atlanta, GA, home of eternal professional sports heartbreak and Shaq's Krispy Kreme.
The scraper came alive Tuesday, March 7, 2017 at 12:33 AM.
The scraper lives on the tiniest of EC2 instances. It detects when location data changes, and uploads files to S3. The site is served by GitHub pages, and the data is loaded from S3.


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If this option is enabled, build notifications and votes will be sent to all patch sets within a Gerrit topic.
Drawback with current implementation
In order to not overwrite the results the following options should be enabled
- Build Current Patches Only
- Abort new patch sets
- Abort patch sets with same topic
Otherwise commands are send multiple times to the same patch set in Gerrit.
Example:
Patch set 1 on Repository A (triggers) -> verify-a
Patch set 2 on Repository B (triggers) -> verify-b
Both patch sets are combined as a Gerrit topic. If the mentioned options are disabled the feedback will result in:
verify-a (reports result to) -> Patch set 1 & Patch set 2 (due to isVoteSameTopic: true)
verify-b (reports result to) -> Patch set 2 & Patch set 1 (due to isVoteSameTopic: true)
The fastest job wins. In this case it could happen that one reports a -1 Verified in the first place and the second one +1 Verified overriding the previous result.


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Jason Hung
TimeBox co-founder | ICO advisor | TokenSky advisor |Inventor | Serial Entrepreneur ICOs: Water to the World, BeeSocials, EZPOS, Giza Device, and 5 more
ISS:
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Nikolay Zvezdin
ICO Activist Investor | CIO at Envinary ICOs: Datarius, Giza Device, AIDA, Iconic Ecosystem
ISS:
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Luca Cotta
Crypto-currency enthusiast, Icodriver & IT expert ICOs: EthLend
ISS:
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Md Mofassair Hossain
CEO and Founder Perhalic ICOs: Decentralized Escrow, Nousplatform, Deex, Paymon
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Nathan Christian
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Doug Lyons
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ISS:
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Adnan Javed
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Enter the range of numbers to signify which samples to include. You can use '-' (e.g. 2-10) for an inclusive range and commas to add numbers. For example 1,2,4-7 will include [1,2,4,5,6,7] for one group.


Installation#
Note
You don’t need to follow this page if your are using Replit
Requirements#
For the latest version (as of writing this), 1.1, you will need:
Python 3.6 or greater (You technically can also use 2.7 or 3.5, but support is discontinued in the release of 1.2)
Install#
Now open up your console and run the following:
$ curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python-poetry/poetry/master/get-poetry.py | python -
If you are Windows, run this instead:
(Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python-poetry/poetry/master/get-poetry.py -UseBasicParsing).Content | python -
You should now have Poetry installed. Test your version with:
$ poetry --version
Poetry version 1.1.6
Alternative Methods (Not Recommended)#
If you can’t use a request, try one of these instead.
Method 1#
Download the get Poetry script and then run it.
$ python get-poetry.py
Method 2#
Install it with PIP.
$ python -m pip install poetry
This is undesireable because then all of Poetry’s dependencies are global. This may cause conflicts with your program. Poetry is meant to help you run environments, it doesn’t want to interfere.


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elif href.startswith("load:"):
pipeline_filename = href[5:]
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wx.CallAfter(wx.GetApp().frame.pipeline.load, urllib2.urlopen(pipeline_filename))
except:
wx.MessageBox(
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After Change
elif href.startswith("load:"):
pipeline_filename = href[5:]
try:
fd = urllib2.urlopen(pipeline_filename)
if fd.code < 200 or fd.code > 299:
wx.MessageBox(
"Sorry, the link, \"%s\" is broken, please contact the webmaster" %
pipeline_filename,
caption = "Unable to access pipeline via internet",
style = wx.OK | wx.ICON_INFORMATION)
return
wx.CallAfter(wx.GetApp().frame.pipeline.load, fd)
except:
wx.MessageBox(
"CellProfiler was unable to load %s" %


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Same Origin Policy
Contents
Same-Origin Policy
There is no single same-origin policy.
General Principles
An origin is defined by the scheme, host, and port of a URL. Generally speaking, documents retrieved from distinct origins are isolated from each other. For example, if a document retrieved from http://example.com/doc.html tries to access the DOM of a document retrieved from https://example.com/target.html, the user agent will disallow access because the origin of the first document, (http, example.com, 80), does not match the origin of the second document (https, example.com, 443).
Although the same-origin policy differs between APIs, the overarching intent is to let users visit untrusted web sites without those web sites interfering with the user's session with honest web sites.
Network Access
For networking APIs, the same-origin policy distinguishes between sending and receiving information. Broadly, one origin is permitted to send information to another origin, but one origin is not permitted to receive information from another origin. The prohibition on receiving information is intended to prevent malicious web sites from reading confidential information from other web sites, but also prevents web content from legitimately reading information offered by other web sites.
Under the same-origin policy, cross-site sending of information is also dangerous since it enables attacks such as cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and clickjacking. The same-origin policy cannot address these security vulnerabilities in the same way it does those around receiving of information since prohibiting cross-site sending of information would prohibit cross-site hyperlinks. Without "allow sending," there would be no "web" at all because each origin would be allowed to link only to itself.
Since the same-origin policy creates, or wants to create, blanket prohibitions on web-like features of sending and receiving information, it may not be a good fit for the access control needs of a web. Nevertheless, the same-origin policy has been applied to the Web and many Web resources now rely upon it. This section documents the same-origin policy networking restrictions that Web resources may rely upon.
Details
The same-origin policy restricts which network messages one origin can send to another. For example, the same-origin policy allows inter-origin HTTP requests with GET and POST methods but denies inter-origin PUT and DELETE requests. Additionally, origins can use custom HTTP headers when sending requests to themselves but cannot use custom headers when sending requests to other origins.
The restrictions on reading information received from other origins is also somewhat subtle. For example, the HTML <script>
element can execute content retrieved from foreign origins, which means web sites should not rely on the same-origin policy to protect the confidentiality of information in a format that happens to parse as script (e.g., JavaScript source files, JSON format, JSONP services, or JavaScript/gif polyglots). For all such resources, no loss of security would result (and much flexibility would be gained) from adding the Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*
header to all responses.
Exceptions
TODO: Discuss how CORS and UMP lets web sites opt out of these restrictions.
Relevant specifications
Relevant reference materials:
- Same origin policy (Google Browser Security Handbook, Part 2)
- Same origin policy for JavaScript (Mozilla developer center)
- The same origin policy (archived Mozilla site as of April 21, 2008)
- November 2009 mailing list thread on ietf-http-wg
- Same Origin Policy Weaknesses by Stefano Di Paola, Alex `kuza55` K


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Get the value the of the register at the given index.
index
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These are demos and test code corresponding to blog posts and pages on Cimbura.com.
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DInject has moved to avaje.io/inject - taking you there now ...
Documentation / Gradle
Gradle
See the example at: examples/javalin-gradle-java-basic/build.gradle
Gradle 5.2+
Use Gradle version 5.2 or greater which has better support for annotation processing.
Also review the IntelliJ IDEA Gradle settings - see below.
Dependencies
Add dinject as a compile dependency and dinject-generator as an annotation processor.
dependencies {
...
compile('io.dinject:dinject:2.2')
annotationProcessor('io.dinject:dinject-generator:2.2')
...
}
Kotlin KAPT
See example at: https://github.com/dinject/examples/blob/master/basic-di-kotlin-maven/pom.xml
For use with Kotlin we register dinject-generator as a kapt
processor
to the Kotlin compiler rather than annotationProcessor.
dependencies {
...
kapt('io.dinject:dinject-generator:2.2')
...
}
IntelliJ IDEA with Gradle
We want to delegate the build
to Gradle (to properly include the annotation processing)
so check our IDEA settings.
Settings / Build / Compiler / Annotation processors
Ensure that Enable annotation processing
is disabled so
that the build is delegated to Gradle (including the annotation processing):
Settings / Build / Build tools / Gradle
Make sure Build and run
is delegated to Gradle.
Optionally set Run tests using to Gradle
but leaving it to IntelliJ IDEA should be ok.


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Its helpful to know what supporting libraries you need to use XFire, so we've tried to create a concise table here. All these jars can be found on the Maven Ibiblio site except for the StAX jars, which can be found on the Codehaus distribution site.
You can see your Maven Guide for information on Maven integration.
Also, note that currently XFire requires Java 1.4+ as StAX depends on Java 1.4. Future releases may include Java 1.3 support.
X = Required
O = Optional
| Dependency |
Version |
Basic Usage |
Basic + XML Config |
Notes |
LICENSE |
| xfire-all |
1.1 |
X |
X |
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MIT |
| activation framework |
1.0.2+ |
X |
X |
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1.1+ is CDDL |
| commons-codec |
1.3 |
O |
O |
Only needed for XFire clients using HTTP |
ASL 2.0 |
| commons-httpclient |
3.0 |
O |
O |
Only needed for XFire clients using HTTP |
ASL 2.0 |
| commons-logging |
1.0.4 |
X |
X |
|
ASL 2.0 |
| javamail |
1.4 |
X |
X |
(Used for soap attachments) |
CDDL |
| jaxen |
1.1-beta-8 |
X |
X |
If you use AbstractXFireTest only |
ASL 1.1 |
| jdom |
1.0 |
X |
X |
|
ASL 1.1 |
| jetty |
5.x |
O |
O |
Needed for XFireHttpServer |
ASL 2.0 |
| junit |
3.8.1 |
O |
O |
If you use AbstractXFireTest only |
CPL 1.0 |
| servletapi |
2.3 |
X |
X |
For servlet use only. |
|
| spring |
1.2.4+ |
|
X |
|
ASL 2.0 |
| stax-api |
1.0.1 |
X |
X |
|
ASL 2.0 |
| wsdl4j |
1.5.2 |
X |
X |
|
CPL 1.0 |
| xbean-spring |
2.6 |
|
X |
From the XBean project. |
ASL 2.0 |
| woodstox |
3.0.1 |
X |
X |
|
ASL 2.0 |
| XmlSchema |
1.1 |
O |
O |
Only needed for dynamic XFire clients. This is from the Apache WS Commons. |
ASL 2.0 |
| xfire-jsr181-api |
1.0-M1 |
O |
O |
Needed for JSR181 Annotations |
MIT |
Selecting a Stax Implementation (IMPORTANT!)
Stax is the XML api that powers XFire and allows it to process XML efficiently. There are many different Stax implementations out there - the reference implementation (RI), Woodstox, FastInfoset, and there is one included in the JWSDP. Regardless of which you one choose you must have the stax-api jar on your classpath.
In addition we highly recommend that you use Woodstox as your Stax implementation. It is about 30-40% faster then the RI and works more reliably. To ensure you are using Woodstox and not the RI make sure the stax-1.1.x-dev jar is off your classpath and the wstx-2.0.3 jar is on it.
Optional Modules
Generator
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
| jaxb-xjc |
2.0 |
Required. |
CDDL |
| [mlSchema |
1.1 |
Required. This is from the Apache WS Commons. |
ASL 2.0 |
Additional you will need the dependencies for JAXB or XMLBeans.
JAXB
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
| jaxb-xjc |
2.0 |
Required at build. |
CDDL |
| jaxb-impl |
2.0 |
Required. |
CDDL |
| jaxb-api |
2.0 |
Required. |
CDDL |
XMLBeans
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
| xmlbeans |
2.0.0+ |
Required. |
CDDL |
Castor
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
castor-xml |
1.0M4 |
Required |
ASL 2.0 |
castor-srcgen-ant-task |
1.0M4 |
Required for src gen at build |
ASL 2.0 |
xercesImpl |
2.7.1 |
Required |
ASL 2.0 |
stax-utils |
snapshot-20040917 |
Required |
BSD |
dom4j |
1.6 |
Required |
BSD |
Important: Castor currently requires the use of the Stax RI (stax-1.1.x-dev).
JIBX
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
TODO: add JIBX dependencies
Spring
All the Java Binding dependencies, plus:
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
| springframework |
1.2.x |
Required. |
ASL 2.0 |
| aopalliance |
1.0 |
Required. |
ASL 2.0 |
| commons-beanutils |
1.7.0 |
Required. |
ASL 2.0 |
Plexus
All the Java Binding dependencies, plus:
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
License |
| classworlds |
1.1-alpha-1 |
Required. |
ASL 1.1 |
| plexus-container-default |
1.0-alpha-2 |
Required. |
MIT |
| plexus-utils |
1.0-alpha-2 |
Required. |
MIT |
| plexus-servlet |
1.0-beta-2-SNAPSHOT |
Required. |
MIT |
| xfire-plexus |
1.0-M4 |
Required |
MIT |
Pico
All the Java Binding dependencies, plus:
| Project |
Version |
Required/Optional |
|
| picocontainer |
1.2-SNAPSHOT |
Required. |
BSD |
| nanocontainer |
1.0-SNAPSHOT |
Required. |
BSD |
| nanocontainer-nanowar |
1.0-SNAPSHOT |
Required. |
BSD |
|


Press the buttons in the top right panel from top to bottom.
This step will illustrate the performance characteristics of the DELETE command. First, you'll delete all the data in each of the tables using the DELETE command, then you will graph it to see the differences between the table sizes.
Run delete time test
This first step will run the delete command against each of the five tables.
Graph delete times
The second action will take the delete times from the first step and graph them.
After the first step you should see a list of DELETE commands and the time it took them complete.
After the second step you should see a graph of the times in the lower right panel. Note that the time required for the delete operation increases with the volume of data.


Go Recipes - FindGoDirs Tips
Table of Contents
FindGoDirs Tips
These recipes offer some tips for getting the most from findGoDirs and how to fix any problems you might have.
This uses the param package for handling parameters; see here for notes on features such as help messages offered through the param package.
For other recipes see here.
Installing findGoDirs
Summary
To install findGoDirs run the following command:
go install github.com/nickwells/utilities/findGoDirs@latest
This will install the findGoDirs command in the $GOPATH/bin directory (by default: $HOME/go/bin). Make sure you have that directory added to your PATH.
Getting help
Comprehensive help is available by simply passing the help parameter as follows:
findGoDirs -help
See here for more details.
Finding all the program directories
you want to find the directories which contain the code for a program rather than a package. These are Go directories where the package name is main.
Summary
You can specify the package name you want to match using the package parameter. If you run findGoDirs as follows it will only report directories containing program code:
findGoDirs -package main
If you then want to install these programs run findGoDirs as follows:
findGoDirs -package main -do install
What is findGoDirs doing
Summary
If you run findGoDirs as usual but add a "-verbose" parameter it will run the program but it will also print out messages explaining the steps it is taking and some timing information.
findGoDirs -verbose
Useful shell aliases
Summary
Your shell may offer an alias feature so that you can access commands more quickly, here are a few suggestions for some aliases that speed up common findGoDirs tasks. These work in zsh and bash at least. You might need to change the alias names if they clash with any existing aliases.
alias fgd.main="findGoDirs -pkg main" # finds program dirs alias fgd.i="findGoDirs -pkg main -do install" # installs programs alias fgd.gen="findGoDirs -having-go-generate -do generate" # runs go generate alias fgd.h="findGoDirs -help" alias fgd.has="findGoDirs -help-all-short" alias fgd.hf="findGoDirs -help-full"


Error Handling refers to how Express catches and processes errors that occur both synchronously and asynchronously. Express comes with a default error handler so you don’t need to write your own to get started.
It’s important to ensure that Express catches all errors that occur while running route handlers and middleware.
Errors that occur in synchronous code inside route handlers and middleware require no extra work. If synchronous code throws an error, then Express will catch and process it. For example:
app.get('/', function (req, res) {
throw new Error('BROKEN') // Express will catch this on its own.
})
For errors returned from asynchronous functions invoked by route handlers
and middleware, you must pass them to the next()
function, where Express will
catch and process them. For example:
app.get('/', function (req, res, next) {
fs.readFile('/file-does-not-exist', function (err, data) {
if (err) {
next(err) // Pass errors to Express.
} else {
res.send(data)
}
})
})
Starting with Express 5, route handlers and middleware that return a Promise
will call next(value)
automatically when they reject or throw an error.
For example:
app.get('/user/:id', async function (req, res, next) {
var user = await getUserById(req.params.id)
res.send(user)
})
If getUserById
throws an error or rejects, next
will be called with either
the thrown error or the rejected value. If no rejected value is provided, next
will be called with a default Error object provided by the Express router.
If you pass anything to the next()
function (except the string 'route'
),
Express regards the current request as being an error and will skip any
remaining non-error handling routing and middleware functions.
If the callback in a sequence provides no data, only errors, you can simplify this code as follows:
app.get('/', [
function (req, res, next) {
fs.writeFile('/inaccessible-path', 'data', next)
},
function (req, res) {
res.send('OK')
}
])
In the above example next
is provided as the callback for fs.writeFile
,
which is called with or without errors. If there is no error the second
handler is executed, otherwise Express catches and processes the error.
You must catch errors that occur in asynchronous code invoked by route handlers or middleware and pass them to Express for processing. For example:
app.get('/', function (req, res, next) {
setTimeout(function () {
try {
throw new Error('BROKEN')
} catch (err) {
next(err)
}
}, 100)
})
The above example uses a try...catch
block to catch errors in the
asynchronous code and pass them to Express. If the try...catch
block were omitted, Express would not catch the error since it is not part of the synchronous
handler code.
Use promises to avoid the overhead of the try..catch
block or when using functions
that return promises. For example:
app.get('/', function (req, res, next) {
Promise.resolve().then(function () {
throw new Error('BROKEN')
}).catch(next) // Errors will be passed to Express.
})
Since promises automatically catch both synchronous errors and rejected promises,
you can simply provide next
as the final catch handler and Express will catch errors,
because the catch handler is given the error as the first argument.
You could also use a chain of handlers to rely on synchronous error catching, by reducing the asynchronous code to something trivial. For example:
app.get('/', [
function (req, res, next) {
fs.readFile('/maybe-valid-file', 'utf-8', function (err, data) {
res.locals.data = data
next(err)
})
},
function (req, res) {
res.locals.data = res.locals.data.split(',')[1]
res.send(res.locals.data)
}
])
The above example has a couple of trivial statements from the readFile
call. If readFile
causes an error, then it passes the error to Express, otherwise you
quickly return to the world of synchronous error handling in the next handler
in the chain. Then, the example above tries to process the data. If this fails then the
synchronous error handler will catch it. If you had done this processing inside
the readFile
callback then the application might exit and the Express error
handlers would not run.
Whichever method you use, if you want Express error handlers to be called in and the application to survive, you must ensure that Express receives the error.
Express comes with a built-in error handler that takes care of any errors that might be encountered in the app. This default error-handling middleware function is added at the end of the middleware function stack.
If you pass an error to next()
and you do not handle it in a custom error
handler, it will be handled by the built-in error handler; the error will be
written to the client with the stack trace. The stack trace is not included
in the production environment.
Set the environment variable NODE_ENV
to production
, to run the app in production mode.
When an error is written, the following information is added to the response:
res.statusCode
is set from err.status
(or err.statusCode
). If
this value is outside the 4xx or 5xx range, it will be set to 500.res.statusMessage
is set according to the status code.err.stack
.err.headers
object.If you call next()
with an error after you have started writing the
response (for example, if you encounter an error while streaming the
response to the client) the Express default error handler closes the
connection and fails the request.
So when you add a custom error handler, you must delegate to the default Express error handler, when the headers have already been sent to the client:
function errorHandler (err, req, res, next) {
if (res.headersSent) {
return next(err)
}
res.status(500)
res.render('error', { error: err })
}
Note that the default error handler can get triggered if you call next()
with an error
in your code more than once, even if custom error handling middleware is in place.
Define error-handling middleware functions in the same way as other middleware functions,
except error-handling functions have four arguments instead of three:
(err, req, res, next)
. For example:
app.use(function (err, req, res, next) {
console.error(err.stack)
res.status(500).send('Something broke!')
})
You define error-handling middleware last, after other app.use()
and routes calls; for example:
var bodyParser = require('body-parser')
var methodOverride = require('method-override')
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({
extended: true
}))
app.use(bodyParser.json())
app.use(methodOverride())
app.use(function (err, req, res, next) {
// logic
})
Responses from within a middleware function can be in any format, such as an HTML error page, a simple message, or a JSON string.
For organizational (and higher-level framework) purposes, you can define
several error-handling middleware functions, much as you would with
regular middleware functions. For example, to define an error-handler
for requests made by using XHR
and those without:
var bodyParser = require('body-parser')
var methodOverride = require('method-override')
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({
extended: true
}))
app.use(bodyParser.json())
app.use(methodOverride())
app.use(logErrors)
app.use(clientErrorHandler)
app.use(errorHandler)
In this example, the generic logErrors
might write request and
error information to stderr
, for example:
function logErrors (err, req, res, next) {
console.error(err.stack)
next(err)
}
Also in this example, clientErrorHandler
is defined as follows; in this case, the error is explicitly passed along to the next one.
Notice that when not calling "next" in an error-handling function, you are responsible for writing (and ending) the response. Otherwise those requests will "hang" and will not be eligible for garbage collection.
function clientErrorHandler (err, req, res, next) {
if (req.xhr) {
res.status(500).send({ error: 'Something failed!' })
} else {
next(err)
}
}
Implement the "catch-all" errorHandler
function as follows (for example):
function errorHandler (err, req, res, next) {
res.status(500)
res.render('error', { error: err })
}
If you have a route handler with multiple callback functions you can use the route
parameter to skip to the next route handler. For example:
app.get('/a_route_behind_paywall',
function checkIfPaidSubscriber (req, res, next) {
if (!req.user.hasPaid) {
// continue handling this request
next('route')
} else {
next()
}
}, function getPaidContent (req, res, next) {
PaidContent.find(function (err, doc) {
if (err) return next(err)
res.json(doc)
})
})
In this example, the getPaidContent
handler will be skipped but any remaining handlers in app
for /a_route_behind_paywall
would continue to be executed.
Calls to next()
and next(err)
indicate that the current handler is complete and in what state. next(err)
will skip all remaining handlers in the chain except for those that are set up to handle errors as described above.


|
| bool | CanShowPaymentSetup (PaymentSettings paymentSettings) |
| | Check whether the device supports displaying a native wallet application to setup the user's payment card More...
|
| |
| void | ShowPaymentSetup () |
| | Invokes a native method that will prompt the user to setup the user's payment card via the native wallet application More...
|
| |
| void | CanCheckout (PaymentSettings paymentSettings, CanCheckoutWithNativePayCallback callback) |
| | Check whether the device supports making a native payment given the Shop's payment settings More...
|
| |
| void | Checkout (string key, ShopMetadata shopMetadata, CheckoutSuccessCallback success, CheckoutCancelCallback canceled, CheckoutFailureCallback failure) |
| | Display the native payment sheet to perform a native payment More...
|
| |
◆ CanCheckout()
| void Shopify.Unity.SDK.INativeCheckout.CanCheckout |
( |
PaymentSettings |
paymentSettings, |
|
|
CanCheckoutWithNativePayCallback |
callback |
|
) |
| |
Check whether the device supports making a native payment given the Shop's payment settings
- Parameters
-
| paymentSettings | The Shop's payment settings |
| callback | The callback that will deliver the result to tha caller |
- Returns
- True if the device supports making a native payment
◆ CanShowPaymentSetup()
| bool Shopify.Unity.SDK.INativeCheckout.CanShowPaymentSetup |
( |
PaymentSettings |
paymentSettings | ) |
|
Check whether the device supports displaying a native wallet application to setup the user's payment card
- Parameters
-
| paymentSettings | The Shop's payment settings |
- Returns
- True if the device supports displaying a native wallet application
◆ Checkout()
| void Shopify.Unity.SDK.INativeCheckout.Checkout |
( |
string |
key, |
|
|
ShopMetadata |
shopMetadata, |
|
|
CheckoutSuccessCallback |
success, |
|
|
CheckoutCancelCallback |
canceled, |
|
|
CheckoutFailureCallback |
failure |
|
) |
| |
Display the native payment sheet to perform a native payment
- Parameters
-
| key | The public key that is used for encrypting a native payment's token data |
| shopMetadata | The shop's metadata containing name and payment settings |
| success | The closure that is invoked upon success of the payment |
| canceled | The closure that is invoked upon cancelation of the payment |
| failure | The closure that is invoked upon failure of the payment |
◆ ShowPaymentSetup()
| void Shopify.Unity.SDK.INativeCheckout.ShowPaymentSetup |
( |
| ) |
|
Invokes a native method that will prompt the user to setup the user's payment card via the native wallet application
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
- Assets/Shopify/Unity/SDK/INativeCheckout.cs


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% get_current_language as LANGUAGE_CODE %} {% block headtitle %}{% trans "Why HTML5 Rocks" %}{% endblock %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
{% blocktrans %} HTML5 introduces many cutting-edge features that enable developers to create apps and websites with the functionality, speed, performance, and experience of desktop applications. But unlike desktop applications, apps built on the web platform can reach a much broader audience using a wider array of devices.


Car crash victim hails medics after ‘once in a career job’ to save his life
Dr John Ferris has recalled thinking it would be a ‘miracle’ if Richard Stephenson survived the accident in Cumbria.
A man who was impaled on a fence after a car crash has praised an air ambulance crew, saying he “definitely wouldn’t be here” without them.
Richard Stephenson’s horrific injuries were captured by a TV crew following the work of the Great North Air Ambulance Service (GNAAS).
The 23-year-old, of Workington, Cumbria, was the passenger in his friend’s car when it hit a fence.
The doctor recalled thinking it would be a miracle if he survived as he watched the air ambulance lift off and fly him to hospital.
The incident in Workington in October last year features on this Sunday’s episode of Emergency Helicopter Medics on More 4.
Mr Stephenson credits his slow and ongoing recovery to the air ambulance charity.
He said: “If it wasn’t for the air ambulance I definitely wouldn’t be here.”
He said: “As I approached the car I could hear Richard moaning and began to feel reassured that he must have escaped serious injury.
“But as I came around the side of the car it became quickly apparent that this job was going to be that once in a career job where your skills are stretched to the maximum and beyond.”
Mr Stephenson, originally from South Shields, South Tyneside, was given ketamine and freed from the car before further help arrived from GNAAS and the North West Air Ambulance.
There was a concern that Richard may require a blood transfusion but we had already used our blood stocks at a previous incidentParamedic Andy Dalton
GNAAS paramedic Andy Dalton said: “Dr Ferris had already formulated a plan that he would need to be given a general anaesthetic at the scene so that we could treat the chest injuries he had suffered as the post had gone through his chest.
“This procedure is normally performed with the patient on their back but due to the stake it had to be done with the patient on his side, which made it very difficult.
“There was a concern that Richard may require a blood transfusion but we had already used our blood stocks at a previous incident.
“Therefore, the critical care team based at Teesside International Airport was asked to attend to bring extra blood should it be needed.
“Once the anaesthetic had been delivered, the bilateral thoracostomy procedure was performed on either side of Richard’s chest, which involves cutting a small hole to release a build-up of pressure, which if not relieved could have been life-threatening.”
Dr Ferris added: “I remember watching the helicopter fly away from scene thinking that it would be a miracle if he were to survive.”
Surgeons operated to remove the wood but he ended up losing part of his right lung and some of his bowel.
He also suffered kidney damage and needed four weeks of hospital treatment.


I'm a junior full stack developer with a systems-thinking point of view. I picked up programming and database development back in 2010 to automate tasks as a mechanical engineer. I'm passionate about code quality - minimizing maintenance expenses & bugs through thoughtful design and clean, modular code.
I believe that code should generally prioritize readability over cleverness, whatever language it is in.
I am terrified of pressing the wrong button and wiping the servers, so I'm a big fan of infrastructure as code.
I enjoy building modular & extensible APIs. Get your data structures right and the rest becomes so much easier.
The new wave of declarative & component based Javascript frameworks has really opened my eyes to the fun of frontend.
Changing untested unproduction code makes me really nervous - like something is waiting to jump out and get me. BOO!!!!
Code should be self-documenting as much as possible, but everyone needs a TL;DR.
A better way to slug it out in the internet.
Our team created a better way to comment on web articles using sentiment analysis and an innovative UI.
Tech HighlightsRuby-on-Rails Amazon Clone
An e-commerce website made using Ruby-on-Rails that I inherited and added features to.
Tech HighlightsReal-Time Web Messaging App
A single page chat application built to familiarize myself with React and with websockets
Tech HighlightsNo Login Voting App
My first time collaborating with someone on an app from start to finish.
Tech HighlightsTinyUrl clone and my introduction to ExpressJS
A simple app where I became more comfortable with the request/response model.
Tech HighlightsSimple Twitter Clone to start learning Single Page App Tech.
A single page app that I used to get become more familiar with front end technologies, especially AJAX.
Tech HighlightsMy intro to APIs via Python + Javascript
A mashup of data from a news RSS feed overlaid onto google maps markers (USA only).
Tech HighlightsThe easiest way to get in touch with me is through my LinkedIn account. I also go to a lot of tech community meetups (eg. user groups for Python/Ruby/Devops). It will probably take me a day to get back to you while I juggle everything in my schedule, but I'm always happy to meet new people and go out for coffee.


Open gedit and type
print "hello world"
Save the file as filename.py
In your terminal, type
user:~$ python filename.py
print "python is cool"
a = input()
b = 5
c = "hello"
d = a + b
b = b + 1
a += 1
print d, b
Try them!! Take around 7 and a half minutes :)
Conditional Statements
if <condition 1>:
statement 1
statement 2
....
Pay special attention to indentation and the colon (:) symbol
Conditional Statements
Enhancing the if-conditions
if <condition 1>:
statement 1
statement 2
....
elif <condition 2>:
statement 3
statement 4
else:
statement 5
....
Pay special attention to indentation and the colon (:) symbol
I give you a point in the graph.
You tell me which quadrant it lies in. Can you?
Sample Input (Take x as input first then y as input):
-2
3
Sample Output (Print the quadrant number):
2
Don't go to the next slide before you try this question !!
Hope you tried it yourself first :)
x = input()
y = input()
if x > 0 and y > 0:
print 1
elif x < 0 and y > 0:
print 2
elif x < 0 and y < 0:
print 3
elif x > 0 and y < 0:
print 4
else:
print "Not in any quadrant"
Dont forget the indentation and colon (:) where required
Looping statements
while <condition>:
statement 1
statement 2
....
Pay special attention to indentation and the colon (:) symbol
Give me even numbers from 1 to 100
Sample Input:
{no input}
Sample Output:
2
4
6
8
...
...
98
100
We will try this for another 7 and a half minutes :P
You need to submit a Physics Assignment. What steps will you take to complete it?
Functions help us stand on the shoulders of giants!
import math
pi = math.pi
a = math.sin(pi/2)
print a
This is a list. It is bound by square brackets []
[1, 2, "hello", [3, 4]]
This is a tuple. It is bound by round brackets ()
(1, 2, "hello", [3, 4])
Once created, contents of tuples cannot be changed. For a list, we can modify.
One last thing before you become a Ninja Python Programmer
for loop
number = input()
ls = [1, 2, 3, 4]
for multiples in ls:
print number, "x", multiples, "=", multiples * number
Pay special attention to indentation and the colon (:)
Let's head over to building the game.... Click here