Quick Start
Getting Started
Regardless of whether you use this library or fully implement your own solution, you will need to get in touch with AfterPay to have a development manager assigned and to obtain the required credentials for both sandbox and production access.
The main component of the library is the AfterPayClient class. Create an instance of this class to interact with the AfterPay API. Each instance of this class represents a single 'AfterPay' device. AfterPayClient is disposable, but best performance is achieved by re-using instances and not disposing them after every call. Normally for in-store implementations AfterPay is accessed directly from each point of sale device, so creating one instance for the lifetime of your process is fine. If routing API access through a central server or process then a seperate instance will be required for each physical device, these should also be kept for the lifetime of the process and reused between requests for the same device.
All methods other than RegisterDevice are thread-safe.
One Time Device Registration
Every device that accesses the AfterPay API requires a one time registration with the AfterPay service. This can be done via the client.
Construct the client without providing DeviceId or DeviceKey values.
// Create an unauthenticated client
var config = new AfterPayConfiguration()
{
Environment = AfterPayEnvironment.Sandbox,
ProductName = "MyPOS",
ProductVerison = "1.0"
};
IAfterPayClient client = new AfterPayClient(config);
//Send the registration request
var request = new AfterPayDeviceRegistrationRequest()
{
Name = "MyPos1-aaa", //This value provided by AfterPay
Secret = "kl32j4k2l2kl23" //This value provided by AfterPay
}
try
{
var deviceRegistration = await client.RegisterDevice(request);
// At this point the deviceRegistration variable will contain the
// device id and key needed to authenticate in the futuer, these
// should be saved somewhere for later access. 'client' will
// have updated it's configuration to use the new registration
// details automatically, no need to create a new client.
}
catch (AfterPayApiException apex)
{
// AfterPay rejected the registration attempt for some reason,
// the apex exception will contain the details.
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(apex.ToString());
}
Calling RegisterDevice on a client that already has a device id and key, whether provided manully or via a prior call to RegisterDevice, will throw an exception.
Creating A Client
For clients that have already been registered, configure the client with the device id and key previously obtained from the registration.
var config = new AfterPayConfiguration()
{
Environment = AfterPayEnvironment.Sandbox,
ProductName = "MyPOS",
ProductVerison = "1.0",
DeviceId = "123",
DeviceKey = "ADSFD23242dw"
};
IAfterPayClient client = new AfterPayClient(config);
The client will automatically obtain a token on the first API call that requires one, and will automatically renew it when it expires.
Inviting a Customer/Payment
You can invite a customer to join AfterPay, and/or assist with creating the pre-approval code by sending an invitation with the required payment value.
var request = new AfterPayInviteRequest()
{
MobileNumber = "0400090000",
ExpectedAmount = new AfterPayMoney(200.00M, AfterPayCurrencies.AustralianDollars)
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
bool success = await client.SendInvite(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
Creating an Order (Requesting Payment)
// The RequestId and RequestedAt properties are set automatically if not specified,
// but could be overridden here if custom values are desired. RequestId should be
// persisted in case a reversal is required.
var request = new AfterPayCreateOrderRequest()
{
MerchantReference = "D253100021",
PreapprovalCode = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP",
Amount = new AfterPayMoney(200.00M, AfterPayCurrencies.AustralianDollars),
OrderItems = new AfterPayOrderItem[]
{
new AfterPayOrderItem()
{
Name = "Navy Check Jacket",
Sku = "20000332",
Quantity = 1.00M,
Price = new AfterPayMoney(200.00M, AfterPayCurrencies.AustralianDollars)
}
}
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
var order = await client.CreateOrder(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(order.OrderId);
Reversing an Order
In case of a non-response or power failure/crash recovery, a previously placed order can be reversed. See the AfterPay documentation for more details.
// The RequestedAt property is set automatically if not specified,
// but could be overridden here if a custom value are desired.
var request = new AfterPayReverseOrderRequest()
{
// This should be the 'RequestId' property from a prior CreateOrder call.
ReversingRequestId = "6758B28E-5C85-4AF5-B8F5-2E5A544D7AE2"
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
var reversal = await client.CreateOrder(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(reversal.ReverseId);
Creating a Refund
var request = new AfterPayCreateRefundRequest()
{
MerchantReference = "D253100030",
OrderId = "1000201",
OrderMerchantReference = "D253100021",
Amount = new AfterPayMoney(200.00M, AfterPayCurrencies.AustralianDollars)
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
var refund = await client.RefundOrder(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(refund.RefundId);
Reversing an Refund
In case of a non-response or power failure/crash recovery, a previously attempted refund can be reversed. See the AfterPay documentation for more details.
// The RequestedAt property is set automatically if not specified,
// but could be overridden here if a custom value are desired.
var request = new AfterPayReverseRefundRequest()
{
// This should be the 'RequestId' property from a prior RefundOrder call.
ReversingRequestId = "FAC98E9C-ACDF-49A9-8D64-074631605DB5"
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
var reversal = await client.ReverseRefund(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(reversal.ReverseId);
Pre-approval Enquiry
Not typically neccesary, but you can enquire about the properties of a pre-approval code.
var request = new AfterPayPreapprovalRequest()
{
PreapprovalCode= "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP"
};
//You will need to implement appropriate error handling.
var preapprovalDetails = await client.PreapprovalEnquiry(request, new AfterPayCallContext() { OperatorId = "Randal Graves" });
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(preapprovalDetails.Amount.ToString());
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(preapprovalDetails.Minimum.ToString());
Ping
You can check if the AfterPay service is currently available from your device using the ping function.
try
{
await client.Ping();
//The service is available if the preceding call doesn't throw.
}
catch (AfterPayApiExcetion apex)
{
//The service was reached but rejected the call, likely
//due to maintenance/overloading or too many request from this client.
}
catch (HttpRequestException hrex)
{
//The service could not be reached, most likely
//due to a network error of some sort.
}
catch (TimeoutException te)
{
//The service did not respond within the expected period.
}


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- Tarball::Archive
- Reference
- Object
Overview
Tar archive file object.
Direct Known Subclasses
Defined in:
tarball/archive.crClass Method Summary
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Open tar archive from filename.
Instance Method Summary
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by Unathi NkanjeniBanking and insurance group Old Mutual has come under fire for its alleged insensitive handling of a funeral claim.
Here is what you need to know:
Viral video
On Tuesday, a viral video shocked social media users. In it, mourners delivered a family member’s “body” to an Old Mutual branch after the company allegedly refused to pay out the funeral claim.
In it, the isiZulu-speaking mourners can be seen standing beside a blue body bag in Old Mutual’s offices.
Old Mutual's apology
The company issued a statement on social media, saying the claim had been paid.
In a series of tweets, Old Mutual said the incident was isolated and regrettable, adding that the claim needed further assessments.
It said it strived to pay claims within eight hours, once all requirements were met.
Legal action against Old Mutual
According to EWN, the National Funeral Practitioners Association of SA (Nafupa SA) said it would take legal action against the company.
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“So one has to [think], is this what we all need to do to have insurance companies pay our claims as promised. Must we all bring dead bodies to their offices [to get] paid?”


February is gone. So, what happened?
- Finished the course in Udemy
- I find this an efficient way of learning. I managed to understand some of the tools in a short amount of time. I’ve committed the projects taught in the course in Github. Some of the tools I learned so far include:
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- I find this an efficient way of learning. I managed to understand some of the tools in a short amount of time. I’ve committed the projects taught in the course in Github. Some of the tools I learned so far include:
- Books:
- Finished:
- How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
- My partner has been telling me to read this book for months now. I finally decided to pick this up and start reading it. I actually ended up liking it more than I expected. It gave me a couple of ideas on how to interact with people more effectively. I would recommend this as a primer for people who want to improve their interpersonal skills.
- Immortality by Milan Kundera
- This book was lent to me by one of my colleagues after we chatted about Milan Kundera at our Christmas Party. I have only read one book of Milan Kundera before (Unbearable Lightness of Being). I have always liked novels/books that make me question or think about aspects of life in general. And this book is one of them. It explores immortality as the title suggest. It talks about the things we left behind, of how we are remembered, of how we want to be remembered or whether we want to be remembered at all. This book is just full of beautifully written passages that sometimes I would just scribble it in my notes. I wouldn’t say this is a light read, and it took me a while to get used to the shift in characters. But overall, I like it and I recommend this to anyone who’s up for an insightful book.
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A beginner's guide to Elf on the Shelf: How to play, easy ideas and where to buy one
by Wendy Douglas, Precious AdesinaParents with small children will no doubt already be familiar with the phenomenon that is Elf on the Shelf. According to a study last year, there were around 1 million monthly online searches for the children's toy.
And, love it or hate it, with over 12 million families now in possession of an Elf set worldwide, it seems the new tradition is here to stay.
So whether you've never heard of it, or your children are only now the right age to be enthralled by this little house invader, read on for your ultimate guide to all things Elf on the Shelf.
How to play Elf on the Shelf
The basic premise, dreamed up by former teacher Chanda A Bell from Georgia, is that the Elf in question is there to watch your child's behaviour in the run up to Christmas. Each night during Advent it runs home to the North Pole to report back to Father Christmas, but is back in the morning when the little ones wake up, ready to start gathering information again. It's basically a spy in elf's clothing.
The job of parents is to find a new place to perch the elf each night after the children have gone to bed. Cue mums and dads coming up with more and more ingenious ways to stage it and of course, the last minute midnight dash downstairs when you realise you've forgotten to move the thing. Because woe betide the parent that punctures their child's belief in the magical world of elves, snowy workshops and Father Christmas.
While it may seem like an added hassle at an already busy time of year, there's a lot to be said for introducing it into your pre-Christmas schedule.
It helps children learn self control and develop an understanding of the consequences of good or bad behaviour and, on a more festive note, seeing their eyes light up each morning as they hurry to see where the elf has landed each day, only adds to the Christmas excitement, creating lovely memories for you all to look back on.
So if you fancy getting some elf action this Christmas, invest in the Elf on the Shelf set which comes with the original story book written by Bell and her mother Carol V. Aebersold as well as the pesky elf in question (see below for stockists and associated paraphernalia).
Once your mini mes have given their 'adopted' friend a name, it's time to play.
Ideas
Already worrying about how you can find new ways to set up your Elf every night? Then take a look at our pick of the top ten Elf poses to master this Christmas. You never know, you might actually find this fun.
1. Mermaid Elf
Sit your Elf in a well-decorated fish bowl and get them some mermaid attire to dress up in. An exciting theme that could add an extra layer to the 'scout' idea...
2. Daredevil Elf
Have Elf swinging from the baubles like the daredevil it is. A simple way to let the kids know that Elf is all about the fun too.
3. Naughty Elf
Put the Elf inside a martini glass. The kids may be be a little surprised, maybe have a few questions. Was the class always empty or did Elf drink its content and stumble inside for a nap?
4. Friendly Elf
Set it up to look as though the Elf and one of your child's favourite toys – or Elf's friend from the North Pole (Elf on the Shelf have recently come out with Elf Mates) – are spending some quality time together.
5. Clumsy Elf
Wrap the little blighter in the fairy lights, preferably upside down for full comedic effect.
6. Adventure Elf
Attach it to a tin lid or similar kitchen item and fix both to the banister so the Elf can enjoy a makeshift slide... or have the little scout riding through a snowy Christmas scene.
7. Clean and Tidy Elf
Have your elf positioned as if it's just about to do its daily ablutions or some sort of household chore. This might encourage the kids to also take care of the house and themselves.
8. Greedy Elf
Lie the Elf down on the kitchen table surrounded by empty chocolate and sweet wrappers. For added authenticity smear some chocolate on its smug little face.
9. Tech Savvy Elf
Let your kids catch Elf in the act of emailing father Christmas a report of their behaviour, they may even catch him taking a little selfie.
10. Cheeky Elf
Have Elf suggesting a snow ball fight and if the weather's right, maybe you could actually go outside and have one with the kids too.
There are countless ways to entertain your children (and yourselves) with Elf on the Shelf so get creative.
Where to buy one
You can pick up your new family member at a local 'adoption centre' as the Elf on the Shelf fable has it. To you and me that means Argos, Amazon and Mothercare.
- Elf on the Shelf with boy Elf, £17, Argos
- Elf On The Shelf Boy With Blue Eyes, £18, Hamleys
- Elf on the Shelf with Girl Elf with brown eyes, £22.95, Amazon
And there's lots of Elf on the Shelf merchandise to make the tradition even more involving. From Elf pets to clothing and letters to Santa to an Elves at Play kit, check out the full collection here.
For more Christmas features and gift guides, see www.telegraph.co.uk/christmas
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OR A set of three point sizes, Black — One each of 01 (0.25 mm), 03 (0.35 mm), and 05 (0.45 mm). Black ink. ADD the 005 which is not included in set price of $6.59. Individual pens cost: $2.59
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NOTE: The above materials will be used again in Pen and Ink 2 and Scientific Illustration 1
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We'll send a reminder text message the day before your scheduled install. If we are delayed by weather we'll communicate the delay via text message.
We will never text you other than for new season signups and schedule updates, and you may opt out at any time. If you opt out of text updates, you will not receive the most up to date information and it will be your responsibility to contact us directly to get updates.
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<IP_ADDRESS> Calculating the One-dimensional Correlation Function
Edit - Parameters... - Transform type: Standard
By selecting the Transform option from the Actions menu, the user may calculate the one-dimensional correlation function, Γ1 [2] (see Figure 1), the second moment of the data [2], the interface distribution function [7], and may re-transform Γ1 back into a scattering curve for comparison with the original data.
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Every point in the extrapolated dataset is used to calculate each point
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dataset, i.e. we don't have intensity as a continuous function of
q.
The user must specify the maximum value of R to which the correlation function should be calculated, the step in R, and whether to re-transform the correlation function for comparison with the original scattering data. These parameters may be input in the Transform parameters section of the Parameters window, opened by choosing the Parameters... item from the Edit menu.
Figure 1: The one-dimensional correlation function
<IP_ADDRESS> Output
The following files are output during the transformation process (assuming scattering data filename A01000.nnn and q-axis file X00000.nnn where n is any alphanumeric character):
In all cases:
| A01000.CF1 | Γ1 (BSL/OTOKO format) |
| A01CF1.TXT | Γ1 (ASCII format) |
| A01000.CF3 | Γ3 (BSL/OTOKO format) |
| A01CF3.TXT | Γ3 (ASCII format) |
| A01000.IDF | Interface distribution function (BSL/OTOKO format) |
| A01IDF.TXT | Interface distribution function (ASCII format) |
| A01000.RXA | Real axis (Å) for use with the above files (BSL/OTOKO format) |
| A01RXA.TXT | Real axis (ASCII format) |
In the case of multiple-frame analysis:
| A01000.MO2 | Second moment v. frame (BSL/OTOKO format) |
| A01MO2.TXT | Second moment v. frame (ASCII format) |
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| A01SMO.TXT | Re-transform (ASCII format) |
| A01000.SM2 | Re-transform + background |
| A01SM2.TXT | Re-transform + background (ASCII format) |
These results can be plotted by selecting the required item from the Display menu. In the case of the re-transformed data, it will be added to the background found during the Extrapolation process and superimposed on the original scattering data for comparison (see Figure 2).
Figure 2: The re-transformed 1-D correlation function (green) superimposed on the original SAXS data (blue).
<IP_ADDRESS> Tips
(1) Check that Γ1 tends to zero as q tends to infinity; otherwise the background subtraction (see Extrapolation) may be incorrect.
(2) The gradient of Γ1 at R = 0 should be zero.
(3) There should be no ripples corresponding to q = 0.6 (R = 10Å) or the joins in the Extrapolated data.
(4) Choose the maximum R and step in R to show up anticipated spacings
in the sample.
<IP_ADDRESS> Next Steps
Once the 1-D correlation function has been calculated successfully,
the user may interpret this in order to obtain structural parameters describing the sample (see Extraction of parameters).
<IP_ADDRESS> Calculating the Segment Density Distribution
Edit - Parameters... - Transform type: Hilbert
By selecting the Transform option from the Actions menu, the user may calculate the segment density distribution, , from the scattering curve [8].
If the curvature (1/Ri) of an interface is small compared to the scattering vector Q (i.e. locally flat), then the scattering from an adsorbed layer of surfactant or polymer at that interface may be written:
where Np is the number concentration of scatterers, B is the background scattering, and the subscripts i and l refer to the interface and layer respectively. The Iii(Q) term describes the scattering from just the interface (and is a modified Porod Law), the Ill(Q) term describes the scattering from just the adsorbed layer, and the Iil(Q) term is an interface-layer interference term. These three terms are given by:
where the subscript m refers to the solution medium, A is the surface area-to-volume ratio, and is the neutron scattering length (or electron) density.
Hence, under the condition that the interface is "contrast matched" to the medium (i.e. ) the first two terms vanish and may be recovered from the transform of the scattering. Unfortunately, because it is the modulus of the integral that is measured experimentally, the transformation is complicated by the need to introduce a phase factor, , where is unknown. Fortunately the particle surface can be used as a phase reference point since = 0 for z < 0. Ill(Q) is thus a causal function and can be determined using a dispersion integral relationship, but this necessitates the use of a Hilbert transform rather than a Fourier transform.
describes scattering from concentration fluctuations in the adsorbed layer.
The extrapolated dataset is interpolated to provide data with an
equally-spaced Q-axis for input to the Hilbert transform routine. The
interpolation is performed out to Q = 10.0 but only data out to
Q = 0.5 is actually transformed. Every point in the transform yields a
point
on the segment density distribution. Fluctuations are introduced into the segment
density distribution by the finite gap between points in the extrapolated
interpolated dataset, i.e. we don't have intensity as a continuous function of Q.
<IP_ADDRESS> Output
The following files are output during the transformation process (assuming scattering data filename A01000.nnn and q-axis file X00000.nnn where n is any alphanumeric character):
In all cases:
| A01INT.TXT | Interpolated extrapolated scattering data ( ASCII format) |
| A01ERR.TXT | The interpolation routine error estimate data ( ASCII format) |
| A01SDP.TXT | Segment density profile (renormalised for Q-axis units) ( ASCII format) |
<IP_ADDRESS> Next Steps
Once the segment density distribution has been calculated successfully it
must be normalised to the amount of surfactant or polymer present at the
interface in order to generate the volume fraction profile (see Normalisation).
4.2.3 Errors and Warnings
See the Errors and Warnings section.


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DANVILLE, N.H. (AP) - New Hampshire health officials say a kitten taken to an animal rescue organization tested positive for rabies.
Health officials say the kitten was found in Danville and brought to the Salem Animal Rescue League on Nov. 13. It began showing symptoms of rabies Tuesday and tested positive for the virus Thursday.
The Health Department said Friday it’s identified all people who had direct physical contact with the kitten and is contacting them to assess their potential risk for exposure to the rabies virus. The kitten was only available to visitors on Nov. 14.
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| Inherits from | UIView |
| Conforms to | ALRadialButtonDelegate |
| Declared in | ALRadialMenu.h |
Overview
ALRadial is meant to replicate the radial menu’s found in the path ios app. a central button is used to display many others eminating out in a circle.
to use it in your project just add the ALRadialMenu and ALRadialButton files to your project, include ALRadialMenu.h, and implement the 5 ALRadialMenuDelegate methods.
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buttonsWillAnimateFromButton:withFrame:inView:
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- frame
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- view
the view the buttons will be added to
Declared In
ALRadialMenu.h
itemsWillDisapearIntoButton:
method that removes the item’s from view
- (void)itemsWillDisapearIntoButton:(UIButton *)button
Parameters
- button
the UIButton the items should recoil into
Declared In
ALRadialMenu.h
shouldRotateButton:forDuration:forwardDirection:
rotate a button in place for a given duration
- (void)shouldRotateButton:(UIButton *)button forDuration:(float)duration forwardDirection:(BOOL)direction
Parameters
- button
the button that will be rotated
- duration
how long the button will rotate for
- direction
whether to rotate forward or backward
Declared In
ALRadialMenu.h


Because of their similarity in names, some might confuse a neighborhood association and a homeowner's association. However, the two entities are quite different.
A homeowner's association is formed by a developer and pertains to a specific subdivision or project. The association provides the framework for the future maintenance of the development's common grounds and amenities, for instance a pool; clubhouse or common area landscaping. All homeowners are compelled to follow the codes, covenants and restrictions (CCRs) governing the development and pay association dues.
A neighborhood association is a section of a city with a common identity. Neighborhood associations offer a place to meet friends, exchange information, create projects and priorities, propose solutions, and have fun. A neighborhood association is formed based on the needs and desires of its residents. The association will give residents a forum to discuss common concerns and to brainstorm possible solutions. Some potential outcomes may be: improved street lighting, bike paths, sidewalks, traffic calming devices, parks and open spaces, zoning and land-use planning, park amenities, beautification projects and neighborhood clean-ups. Many neighborhood associations have summer picnics, holiday parties and other special events in order to have fun as well as to keep the lines of communication open with their neighbors.
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How many of you have already done this?
ClassProject_final_v1.1.doc
ClassProject_last_version_2.doc
ClassProject2016_10_25_ready_new.doc
This is already a form of Version Control!
Sometimes it's good enough
But problems quickly arise when a number of factors arise
Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.
How some professions use it
Files are saved as they are edited, and you can jump to any moment in time. Need that file as it was on Feb 23, 2007? No problem.
Lets people share files and stay up-to-date with the latest version.
Monkeying with a file and messed it up?  Throw away your changes and go back to the “last known good” version in the database.
Sometimes we mess up bad. Suppose you made a change a year ago, and it had a bug. Jump back to the old version, and see what change was made that day.
As files are updated, you can leave messages explaining why the change happened (stored in the VCS, not the file). This makes it easy to see how a file is evolving over time, and why.
A VCS tags every change with the name of the person who made it. Helpful for blamestorming giving credit.
Making a big change? You can make temporary changes in an isolated area, test and work out the kinks before “checking in” your changes.
A larger sandbox. You can branch a copy of your code into a separate area and modify it in isolation (tracking changes separately). Later, you can merge your work back into the common area.
Your working copy (sometimes called a checkout) is your personal copy of all the files in the project.
You make arbitrary edits to this copy, without affecting your teammates.
When you are happy with your edits, you commit your changes to a repository.
There are some cases when you want to experiment or commit changes to the repo that could break things elsewhere in your code (like working on a new feature).
Instead of committing this code directly to the main set of files (usually referred to as trunk or master), you can create something called a branch.
A branch allows you to create a copy (or snapshot) of the repository that you can modify in parallel without altering the main set. You can continue to commit new changes to the branch as you work, while others commit to the trunk or master without the changes affecting each other.
Once you’re comfortable with the experimental code, you will want to make it part of the trunk or master again. This is where merging comes in.
Since the version control system has recorded every change so far, it knows how each file has been altered.
By merging the branch with the trunk or master (or even another branch), your version control tool will attempt to seamlessly merge each file and line of code automatically.
Once a branch is merged it then updates the trunk or master with the latest files.
Centralized version control systems are based on the idea that there is a single “central” copy of your project somewhere (probably on a server), and programmers will “commit” their changes to this central copy.
These systems do not necessarily rely on a central server to store all the versions of a project’s files.
Instead, every developer “clones” a copy of a repository and has the full history of the project on their own hard drive.
This copy (or “clone”) has all of the metadata of the original
SVN was created as an alternative to CVS that would fix some bugs in the CVS system while maintaining high compatibility with it.
The original concepts for Git were to make a faster, distributed revision control system that would openly defy conventions and practices used in CVS. It is primarily developed for Linux and has the highest speeds on there.
It was originally made to compete with Git for Linux kernel development, and as Git was selected, Mercurial has seen less success in that area.
Mercurial shares some features with SVN as well as being a distributed system, and because of the similarities, the learning curve for those already familiar with SVN will be less steep.
Just think of Version Control as "Time Machine" for your files
You can go back and forth between time and even create multiple timelines!


This page is a guessing game using the topics of correlation coefficients and regression lines.
To play, guess the correlation coefficient of the graph. The closer you get to the actual value, the better you are
doing!
Below is a video tutorial of how to play the scatterplot guessing game.


Plane carrying 19 people crashes after takeoff in DR Congo’s Goma
The crash is believed to have caused fatalities but the number of dead was not immediately clear.
by Al JazeeraPicture: iStock
A small plane with 19 people on board has crashed in the eastern city of Goma, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), according to local officials.
The plane, operated by the local company Busy Bee, crashed during takeoff for a flight to the city of Beni, North Kivu Governor Carly Nzanzu Kasivita’s office said in a statement on Sunday.
The crash is believed to have caused fatalities but the number of dead was not immediately clear.
The Dornier-228 aircraft crashed into a residential area near Goma airport, AFP news agency reported.
Heritier Said Mamadou, Busy Bee airline staff member, told AFP the plane was carrying 17 passengers and two crew members.
“It took off around 9-9.10am (07:00 GMT),” Mamadou said.
Air accidents are relatively frequent in the DRC because of lax safety standards and poor maintenance.
All of the country’s commercial carriers, including Busy Bee, are prohibited from operating in the European Union.
In October, a cargo plane also departing from the same airport crashed an hour after take-off, killing all eight passengers and crew.


Successful use of LAPACK relies heavily on proper installation and testing of LAPACK and the BLAS. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) lists are maintained in the blas and lapack directories on netlib to answer some of the most common user questions. For the user's convenience, prebuilt LAPACK libraries are provided for a variety of computer architectures in the following URL:
http://www.netlib.org/lapack/archives/Test suites are provided for the BLAS and LAPACK. It is highly recommended that each of these respective test suites be run prior to the use of the library. A comprehensive installation guide is provided for LAPACK. Refer to the lapack directory on netlib for further information.
We begin this chapter by discussing a set of first-step debugging hints to pinpoint where the problem is occurring. Following these debugging hints, we discuss the types of error messages that can be encountered during the execution of an LAPACK routine. If these suggestions do not help evaluate specific difficulties, we suggest that the user review the following ``bug report checklist'' and then feel free to contact the authors at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The user should tell us the type of machine on which the tests were run, the compiler and compiler options that were used, and details of the BLAS library; also, the user should send a copy of the input file, if appropriate.


This color sequencing widget was developed as a proof of concept to reorder large numbers of content blocks inside a YUI dialog box, specifically testing using the YUI 3 DragDrop library inside a YUI 2.7 application.
Click here to open the sequencing dialog box.
Move one color: Click and drag to move a color into its desired location.
Multiple colors: Hold down the Shift key, click to select more than 1 color, and drag selection.


Tkinter PanedWindowThe PanedWindow widget acts like a Container widget which contains one or more child widgets (panes) arranged horizontally or vertically. The child panes can be resized by the user, by moving the separator lines known as sashes by using the mouse. Each pane contains only one widget. The PanedWindow is used to implement the different layouts in the python applications. The syntax to use the PanedWindow is given below. SyntaxA list of possible options is given below.
MethodsThere are the following methods that are associated with the PanedWindow.
ExampleOutput:
Next TopicTkinter LabelFrame
|
Tkinter PanedWindowThe PanedWindow widget acts like a Container widget which contains one or more child widgets (panes) arranged horizontally or vertically. The child panes can be resized by the user, by moving the separator lines known as sashes by using the mouse. Each pane contains only one widget. The PanedWindow is used to implement the different layouts in the python applications. The syntax to use the PanedWindow is given below. SyntaxA list of possible options is given below.
MethodsThere are the following methods that are associated with the PanedWindow.
ExampleOutput:
Next TopicTkinter LabelFrame
|
Tkinter PanedWindowThe PanedWindow widget acts like a Container widget which contains one or more child widgets (panes) arranged horizontally or vertically. The child panes can be resized by the user, by moving the separator lines known as sashes by using the mouse. Each pane contains only one widget. The PanedWindow is used to implement the different layouts in the python applications. The syntax to use the PanedWindow is given below. SyntaxA list of possible options is given below.
MethodsThere are the following methods that are associated with the PanedWindow.
ExampleOutput:
Next TopicTkinter LabelFrame
|
Tkinter PanedWindowThe PanedWindow widget acts like a Container widget which contains one or more child widgets (panes) arranged horizontally or vertically. The child panes can be resized by the user, by moving the separator lines known as sashes by using the mouse. Each pane contains only one widget. The PanedWindow is used to implement the different layouts in the python applications. The syntax to use the PanedWindow is given below. SyntaxA list of possible options is given below.
MethodsThere are the following methods that are associated with the PanedWindow.
ExampleOutput:
Next TopicTkinter LabelFrame
|


Program for laboratory 4
Here, there is the link which leads to the homework from laboratory 4:
1st:
Connect Four


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Faceting a Plot into a Trellis Plot¶
A Trellis plot (or small multiple) is a series of similar plots that displays different subsets of the same data, facilitating comparison across subsets.
There are two ways to facet views in Vega-Lite:
First, the facet
operator is one of Vega-Lite’s view composition operators. This is the most flexible way to create faceted plots and allows composition with other operators.
Second, as a shortcut you can use the column
or row
encoding channels.
Documentation Overview¶
- TOC
Facet Operator¶
To create a faceted view, define how the data should be faceted in facet
and how each facet should be displayed in the spec
.
{
"facet": {
... // Facet definition
},
"spec": ... // Specification
}
In addition to common properties of a view specification, a facet specification has the following properties:
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="facet,spec,align,bounds,center,spacing,resolve" source="FacetSpec" %}
Facet Mapping¶
The facet
property of a faceted view specification describes mappings between row
and column
and their field definitions:
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="column,row" source="FacetMapping" %}
Facet Field Definition¶
A FacetFieldDef
is a field definition that has header
(instead of scale
and axis
).
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="aggregate,bin,field,timeUnit,type,header" source="FacetFieldDef" %}
Note Since row
and column
represent actual data fields that are used to partition the data, they cannot encode a constant value
. In addition, you should not facet by quantitative fields unless they are binned, or temporal fields unless you use timeUnit
.
Example¶
Below are three histograms for the horsepower of cars. Each chart shows the histogram for one origin (Europe, Japan, and USA).
This is the same example as below but the facet operator is more flexible as it allows composition and more customization such as overriding scale, axis, and legend resolution.
You can find more examples in the example gallery.
Facet Headers¶
Similar to axes of position channels, a header of a facet channel provides guides to convey the data value that each row and column represent.
You can find more about facet headers in the header documentation.
Row & Column Encoding Channels¶
The row
and column
encoding channels.
The facet channels are encoding channels, which produce a trellis plot that facets a plot into columns or rows respectively. Vega-Lite automatically translates this shortcut to use the facet operator.
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="row,column" source="EncodingWithFacet" %}
Example¶
Vega-Lite translates this spec to the more flexible spec with the facet operator above.
You can find more examples in the example gallery.
Resolve¶
The default resolutions for facet are shared scales, axes, and legends.


When creating a database, programmers typically stop and scratch their heads when deciding on a maximum data length for the field. Similarly, hackers fuzzing a field may wonder how many characters should be allocated to the target. Although there are no definitive standards, we can come close using governmental standards, ISO recommendations, and database best practices based on maximum known values. Below are common database fields along with their maximum recommended allowable length and data type.
| Field | Max length | Notes |
| First name | 35 chars (US), 50 (other) | |
| Last name | 35 chars (US), 50 (other) | |
| Display name | 70 chars (US) 100 (other) | |
| Street address | 35 chars (US) 100 (other) | The longest street name in the United States is 34 characters long. The longest in the world (in New Zealand) is 92 letters long. |
| Town | 25 chars (US) 60 (other) | |
| State | 15 chars (US) 50 (other) | |
| Country name | 55 chars | Currently the longest country name in the world is 53 characters long |
| Postal code | 9 chars | |
| Monetary amounts | 16 chars | Use common sense here, a smaller field size would likely work |
| Dates | 10 chars | CCYY-MM-DD |
| Email address | 254 chars | According to spec with clarification from IETF RFC Errata in 2010 |
| Phone number | 15 chars | According to ITU-T |
| Phone number extension | 11 chars | |
| Credit card number | 19 digits | Most are 16 digits |
| CVV field | 4 digits | Some are only 3 digits |
| IP address | 12 digits | |
| Company name | 100 chars | Highly variable but the longest name in the US is believed to be a law firm with a 92 character name. |
| Longitude | 9 (with 6 decimal places) | 6 decimal positions for .1m resolution or 5 decimal positions for 1m resolution |
| Latitude | 8 (with 6 decimal places) | 6 decimal positions for .1m resolution or 5 decimal positions for 1m resolution |


Obtain United States map data frames of varying region types (e.g. county, state). The map data frames include Alaska and Hawaii conveniently placed to the bottom left, as they appear in most maps of the US. Convenience functions for plotting choropleths and working with FIPS codes are also provided.
| Version: | 0.4.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | utils |
| Suggests: | ggplot2, knitr, proto, rmarkdown, scales, stringr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-09-16 |
| Author: | Paolo Di Lorenzo [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Paolo Di Lorenzo <paolo at dilorenzo.pl> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/pdil/usmap/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://dilorenzo.pl/pkgs/usmap |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | usmap results |
| Reference manual: | usmap.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction Mapping the US |
| Package source: | usmap_0.4.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: usmap_0.4.0.zip, r-release: usmap_0.4.0.zip, r-oldrel: usmap_0.4.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: usmap_0.4.0.tgz, r-oldrel: usmap_0.4.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | usmap archive |
| Reverse suggests: | refuge |
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In AS3/flex there is the idea of a creation policy which determines the way that components are created by their parent containers. For the most part everyone leaves things at "auto", but when you start developing a large application you run into performance issues when too many things are created when they don't have to be. Child components inherit their creation policy from the parent.
A view stack, for example, does not create any of its children until you actually select to view it. This is known as deferred instantiation, and the viewstack does this for you automatically. However, sometimes you don't have things in a viewstack. You could use the "queued" creation policy, which creates the first child in a container, then the second, etc, in order. This works fine assuming everything is in the same container. But what if you want to mimic the queued creation policy but linked through different parent containers, and have some children automatically created before others? For example, imagine you have a (pseudocode) display heirarchy like this
[csharp]
<App>
<container1>
<component1/>
<component2/>
</container1>
<container2>
<component3>
<item1/>
<item2/>
</component3>
</container2>
</App>
[/csharp]
How do you make it so that component1
shows up first, then item1
in component3
, then component2
in container1
, but making sure that the parent containers (container1
, container2
) are ALREADY created? You can't set creation policy none and then create the items manually using createComponentsFromDescriptors because that would create everything. Setting creation policy queued would create all of container1
and then all of container2
. You really want to create and add a component, then when that component is done create and add the next component, regardless of who is its parent.
For us, we have an internal dashboard panel that we want to visibly structure in a certain way (not in the same parent container) but control which portlets load first ordered by least processing to most processing. This way the user sees the page build out as fast as possible and isn't left with a loading screen thinking that the app is broken when really its building all its components.
For this situation we created a "QueuedCreation" helper class.
Here is how it would look:
[csharp]
// create our components in as3
var component1:ComponentType = new ComponentType();
var component2:ComponentType = new ComponentType();
var item1:ItemType = new ItemType();
var item2:ItemType = new ItemType();
// create a queued creator instance
var queuedCreator:QueuedCreator = new QueuedCreator();
// add(displayObject, container) which will register to add container.addChild(displayObject)
queuedCreator.add(component1, container1);
queuedCreator.add(item1, container2);
queuedCreator.add(component2, container1);
queuedCreator.add(item2, container2);
[/csharp]
At this point we expect that container 1 is already created but has no children, same with container2
. Then we'll schedule to add component1 to container1
. When component1
is created and added we'll then add item1 to container2. After item1 is added we'll add component2
to container1
, followed by item2
to container2
.
This will give the appearance of the components loading one after the other. You can even have canvases in the containers already that show something like "Loading" and hide the loading when all the items are loaded.
To start the process just do:
[csharp]
queuedCreator.start();
[/csharp]
And it will fire off the creation in the order you requested. We've exposed a couple events to tell you when something was created and when the process is complete as well. Here is the full class:
[csharp]
[Event(name="itemCreated", type="flash.events.Event")]
[Event(name="itemsComplete", type="flash.events.Event")]
public class QueuedCreator extends EventDispatcher
{
public function QueuedCreator()
{
}
private var childCount:int = 0;
private var creationOrder:ArrayCollection = new ArrayCollection();
public function add(displayObject:DisplayObject, parent:Container):void{
displayObject.addEventListener(FlexEvent.UPDATE_COMPLETE, childCompleteHandler, false, 0, true);
creationOrder.addItem(function():void{
parent.addChild(displayObject);
});
}
private function buildChildren():void
{
creationOrder[childCount]();
childCount++;
}
private function childCompleteHandler(event:FlexEvent):void
{
dispatchEvent(new Event("itemCreated"))
if (childCount < creationOrder.length)
{
buildChildren();
}
else{
dispatchEvent(new Event("itemsComplete"))
reset();
}
}
private function reset():void
{
childCount = 0;
creationOrder.removeAll();
}
public function start():void{
if(creationOrder != null && creationOrder.length > 0){
buildChildren();
}
}
}
[/csharp]
Something to keep in mind is that because we are using weak references to the event handlers in the QueuedCreator
class that you should make sure to hold a reference to the queued creator from your class otherwise the object could get garbage collected and not finish. The alternative is to modify the class and make the event handler a strong link, but then you'll have extra linked handlers that require more cleanup.


#include <SSTClosGovernorImp.hpp>
◆ SSTClosGovernorImp() [1/2]
| geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::SSTClosGovernorImp |
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| geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::SSTClosGovernorImp |
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PlatformIO & |
platform_io, |
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const PlatformTopo & |
platform_topo |
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◆ ~SSTClosGovernorImp()
| virtual geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::~SSTClosGovernorImp |
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virtualdefault |
◆ adjust_platform()
| void geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::adjust_platform |
( |
const std::vector< double > & |
clos_by_core | ) |
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overridevirtual |
◆ clos_domain_type()
| int geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::clos_domain_type |
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void |
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const |
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overridevirtual |
◆ disable_sst_turbo_prioritization()
| void geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::disable_sst_turbo_prioritization |
( |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
Disable prioritized turbo frequency and core priority features. This is a no-op if those features are not supported on the platform.
Implements geopm::SSTClosGovernor.
◆ do_write_batch()
| bool geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::do_write_batch |
( |
void |
| ) |
const |
|
overridevirtual |
Returns true if the last call to adjust_platform requires writing controls.
- Returns
- True if platform adjustments have been made, false otherwise.
Implements geopm::SSTClosGovernor.
◆ enable_sst_turbo_prioritization()
| void geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::enable_sst_turbo_prioritization |
( |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
Enable prioritized turbo frequency and core priority features. This is a no-op if those features are not supported on the platform.
Implements geopm::SSTClosGovernor.
◆ init_platform_io()
| void geopm::SSTClosGovernorImp::init_platform_io |
( |
void |
| ) |
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overridevirtual |
Registers signals and controls with PlatformIO using the default control domain.
Implements geopm::SSTClosGovernor.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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Scheduler assigns Arrows to Workers in a first-come-first-serve manner, not unlike OpenMP's schedule dynamic
.
More...
#include <JScheduler.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| JScheduler (const std::vector< JArrow * > &arrows) | |
| Constructor. Note that a Scheduler operates on a vector of Arrow*s. | |
| JArrow * | next_assignment (uint32_t worker_id, JArrow *assignment, JArrowMetrics::Status result) |
| Lets a Worker ask the Scheduler for another assignment. More... | |
| void | last_assignment (uint32_t worker_id, JArrow *assignment, JArrowMetrics::Status result) |
| Lets a Worker tell the scheduler that he is shutting down and won't be working on his assignment any more. More... | |
Scheduler assigns Arrows to Workers in a first-come-first-serve manner, not unlike OpenMP's schedule dynamic
.
Its tradeoffs are:
| void JScheduler::last_assignment | ( | uint32_t | worker_id, |
| JArrow * | assignment, | ||
| JArrowMetrics::Status | result | ||
| ) |
Lets a Worker tell the scheduler that he is shutting down and won't be working on his assignment any more.
The scheduler is thus free to reassign the arrow to one of the remaining workers.
Referenced by JWorker::loop().
| JArrow * JScheduler::next_assignment | ( | uint32_t | worker_id, |
| JArrow * | assignment, | ||
| JArrowMetrics::Status | result | ||
| ) |
Lets a Worker ask the Scheduler for another assignment.
If no assignments make sense, Scheduler returns nullptr, which tells that Worker to idle until his next checkin. If next_assignment() makes any changes to internal Scheduler state or to any of its arrows, it must be synchronized.
Referenced by JWorker::loop().


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.plasma.sdo |
The PlasmaSDO™ Platform UML profile contains stereotypes used to enrich UML models for use within the PlasmaSDO™ Service Data Objects 2.1 implementation and associated platform.
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| org.plasma.sdo.core | |
| org.plasma.sdo.profile |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CodingStrength
Defines whether the specified element is restricted to only using the identified coding system for the element
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| ConcurrencyType
Indicates the category of concurrency or concurrency control strategy under which a UML Property participates.
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| ConcurrentDataFlavor
Specifies the nature of the data with respect to concurrency for a UML Property
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| DocumentationType |
| KeyStructure |
| KeyType
This enumeration specifies the set of key types possible for any UML Property tagged with the SDOKey stereotype.
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| TemporalType
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
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| XmlNodeType
Qualifies an XML node
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ConcurrencyType
Indicates the category of concurrency or concurrency control strategy under which a UML Property participates.
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| ConcurrentDataFlavor
Specifies the nature of the data with respect to concurrency for a UML Property
|
| KeyType
This enumeration specifies the set of key types possible for any UML Property tagged with the SDOKey stereotype.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CodingStrength
Defines whether the specified element is restricted to only using the identified coding system for the element
|
| ConcurrencyType
Indicates the category of concurrency or concurrency control strategy under which a UML Property participates.
|
| ConcurrentDataFlavor
Specifies the nature of the data with respect to concurrency for a UML Property
|
| DocumentationType |
| KeyStructure |
| KeyType
This enumeration specifies the set of key types possible for any UML Property tagged with the SDOKey stereotype.
|
| TemporalType
Specifies the various notions of time which are relevant for temporal data stores
|
| XmlNodeType
Qualifies an XML node
|
PlasmaSDO™ and PlasmaQuery™ are trademarks of TerraMeta Software, Inc. Copyright © 2011 - All Rights Reserved.


Are you a developer interested in building web applications and at the same time thinking about multiple parts of the stack needed to build them? Then this conference is for you. Many of the sessions either touch a specific concept or go about multiple parts of the stack.
The conference does not focus on any particular programming language or technology. Some sessions might have code in them and will require some knowledge in order to follow along, but in general you should be able to follow most talks even if you don’t know the language that is used.
All sessions are in English. We also encourage all participants to speak English, even with your friends, to make it easy for others to join.
Regular talks are 30 minutes and our two keynotes are 45 minutes.
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Fixing Broken Grub
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ive never given a tought bout blogging(I read many blogs) until i realized that i need a way to keep some of of my hacks well organized for further reading.I always end up forgetting how i fixed something or loosing some of the best references i
ve seen on the internet.
I guessed the best way to deal with those two issues i ALWAYS get is to blog about them so i could keep coming to check on them and hopefully,you,yes, you!!! you will give me an honest feedback.
I decided that i will settle with Github Pages and Jekyll mostly because they were highly recommended by Quora Programming Community and i also wanted to overcome my lazyness of learning how to use markdown.
After googling for a while i realized that to have a decent blog won`t just only be wrapping text with markdown synthax but will also templating(The Jekyll way),for simplicity reasons, i gave a try Barry Clark tutorials on how to get started with Jekyll and Github Pages . I found it to be simple and easy but as everything else,it requires attention if you want your pages to be rendered.
Well, As you could guess,this was my first post,testing markdown and Jekyll.I hope to write about my experience with Jekyll/Github Pages soon(or never).
JA MATTA