How to Make Sushi
So you want to learn to make sushi? Follow these slides, gather your ingredients and lets begin! Use the knives to the right to navigate the slides.
Step 1 : Gather Your Ingredients and Prep the Rice
You will need : several sheets of yaki nori (dried seaweed), a bag of short grain sushi rice, fresh sushi grade salmon, rice vinegar, salt and sugar. Cook 2 cups of rice in a pot or rice cooker based on the instructions on the package. After it is cooked let it cool for 30 min under room temperature. Combine a teaspoon each of the rice vinegar, sugar, and salt in a small bowl before mising it into the rice.
Step 2 : Prepare the mat
You will need a bamboo sushi mat and some plastic wrap for rolling your sushi. Wrap the mat in the plastic wrap on one side and place a sheet of nori on top.
Step 3 : Prepare the sushi
Place a thin layer of rice onto the nori, leaving about 1/2 inch off the top edge. Cut your salmon into small logs and place them at the center in a linear position.
Step 4 : Roll the sushi
Using both of your hands grab the edge of the mat closest to you and start rolling the ingredients around itself into a log. When you get towards the bare edge, lightly wet that edge of the nori with water and complete the roll. The nori should stick.
Step 5 : Cut the sushi
Using a wet serated knife, cut the roll into smaller discs. Congratulations you have just made yourself some salmon maki!


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Get and set the cache object registered for a specific directory
sass_cache_get_dir(dir, create = FALSE) sass_cache_set_dir(dir, cache)
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A directory. An error will be thrown if the directory does not exist. |
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object. This can be useful if you customize parameters for the cache object,
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sass_cache_get()
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, sass()


Voters are looking for the best way to take action on the climate crisis. We've done the research and identified the State Legislators with the best climate issue records to support.
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Is This What The Webiste Will Look Like?
NO! This is basically just a barebones mock - you can barely even call this a wireframe! It isn't even a design we're settled on yet - just one idea!
Is This Using the Right Data?
No! This has no data at all! Just a point on San Francisco!
Is Climate Cabinet Amazing??
We certainly think so!
Should I donate to the above races?
Yes!! That's why we put this whole thing together!!!


Fluid Grid
Add and remove boxes or just resize the window to see fluid grid in action.
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Before Change
y = (average distance between centroids)
distances = super().transform(features) ** self.alpha
distances /= distances.max()
return 1 - distances
def predict_and_get_confidence(self, features):
Just wraps GaussianMixture.predict_proba, but saves the assignments so that
After Change
y = (average distance between centroids)
distances = super().transform(features)
confidence = softmax(-distances, axis=-1)
posteriors = softmax(-10.0 * distances, axis=-1)
confidence = (2 * np.max(confidence, axis=-1) - 1) ** self.alpha
return confidence, posteriors


Build the PR if the specified phrase has been posted as a PR comment
in Stash, even if the PR has not changed.
The phrase should be a substring of the comment. The case is ignored.
For instance, "Test this please, Jenkins!" would match the default
setting.
Default: test this please


Doughnut charts behave just like pie charts. They are divided into segments, the arc of each segment shows the proportional value of each piece of data.
They are excellent at showing the relational proportions between data.


Module : nats
Module Overview
This module provides the capability to connect with NATS and NATS Streaming servers and performs the below functionalities.
- Point to point communication (Queues)
- Pub/Sub (Topics)
- Request/Reply
Basic Usage
Setting up the connection
First step is setting up the connection with the NATS Basic/Streaming server. The following ways can be used to connect to a NATS Basic/Streaming server.
- Connect to a server using the URL
nats:Connection connection = new("nats://localhost:4222");
- Connect to one or more servers with a custom configuration
nats:Connection connection = new("nats://serverone:4222, nats://servertwo:4222", config);
Publishing messages
Publishing messages is handled differently in the NATS Basic server and Streaming server. The 'ballerina/nats' module provides different APIs to publish messages to each server.
Publishing messages to the NATS basic server
Once connected, publishing is accomplished via one of the below two methods.
- Publish with the subject and the message content.
nats:Producer producer = new(connection);
nats:Error? result = producer->publish(subject, "hello world");
- Publish as a request that expects a reply.
nats:Producer producer = new(connection);
nats:Message|nats:Error reqReply = producer->request(subject, "hello world", 5000);
- Publish messages with a replyTo subject
nats:Producer producer = new(connection);
nats:Error? result = producer->publish(subject, <@untainted>message,
replyToSubject);
- Publish messages with a replyTo callback service
nats:Producer producer = new(connection);
nats:Error? result = producer->publish(subject, <@untainted>message,
replyToService);
service replyToService =
@nats:SubscriptionConfig {
subject: "replySubject"
}
service {
resource function onMessage(nats:Message msg, string data) {
}
resource function onError(nats:Message msg, nats:Error err) {
}
};
Publishing messages to a NATS streaming server
Once connected to a streaming server, publishing messages is accomplished using the following method.
nats:StreamingProducer producer = new(connection);
string|error result = producer->publish(subject, "hello world");
Publish api supports the
byte[], boolean, string, int, float, decimal, xml, json, record {}
message types.
Listening to incoming messages
The Ballerina NATS module provides the following mechanisms to listen to messages. Similar to message publishing, listening to messages is also handled differently in the NATS basic and streaming servers.
Listening to messages from a NATS server
// Initializes the NATS listener.
listener nats:Listener subscription = new(connection);
// Binds the consumer to listen to the messages published to the 'demo' subject.
@nats:SubscriptionConfig {
subject: "demo"
}
service demo on subscription {
resource function onMessage(nats:Message msg, string data) {
}
resource function onError(nats:Message msg, nats:Error err) {
}
}
Listening to messages from a Streaming server
// Initializes the NATS Streaming listener.
listener nats:StreamingListener subscription = new(conn, "test-cluster", "c1");
// Binds the consumer to listen to the messages published to the 'demo' subject.
@nats:StreamingSubscriptionConfig {
subject: "demo"
}
service demo on subscription {
resource function onMessage(nats:StreamingMessage msg, string data) {
}
resource function onError(nats:StreamingMessage msg, nats:Error err) {
}
}
Advanced Usage
Using the TLS protocol
The Ballerina NATS module allows the use of the tls:// protocol in its URLs. This setting expects a secure socket to be set in the connection configuration as shown below.
nats:ConnectionConfig config = {
secureSocket : {
trustStore : {
path: "nats-basic/keyStore.p12",
password: "xxxxx"
}
}
};
// Initializes a connection.
nats:Connection connection = new("tls://localhost:4222", config = config);
Note: The default thread pool size used in Ballerina is the number of processors available * 2. You can configure the thread pool size by using the
BALLERINA_MAX_POOL_SIZE
environment variable.
For information on the operations, which you can perform with this module, see the below Functions.
For examples on the usage of the connector, see the following.
- Basic Publisher and Subscriber Example.
- Basic Streaming Publisher and Subscriber Example
- Streaming Publisher and Subscriber With Data Binding Example
- Durable Subscriptions Example
- Queue Groups Example
- Historical Message Replay Example
| ConnectionConfig |
Configurations related to creating a NATS streaming subscription. |
| Detail |
Holds the details of an error. |
| PendingLimits |
The configurations to set limits on the maximum number of messages or maximum size of messages this consumer will hold before it starts to drop new messages waiting for the resource functions to drain the queue. |
| SecureSocket |
Configurations related to facilitating a secure communication with a remote HTTP endpoint. |
| StreamingConfig |
Configuration related to establishing a streaming connection. |
| StreamingSubscriptionConfigData |
The configurations for the NATS streaming subscription. |
| SubscriptionConfigData |
The configurations for the NATS basic subscription. |
| Connection |
Represents a single network connection to the NATS server. |
| Message |
Represents the message, which a NATS server sends to its subscribed services. |
| Producer |
The producer provides the capability to publish messages to the NATS server. |
| StreamingMessage |
Represents the message a NATS Streaming Server sends to its subscribed services. |
| StreamingProducer |
The streaming producer provides the capability to publish messages to the NATS streaming server. |
| Listener |
Represents the NATS server connection to which a subscription service should be bound in order to receive messages of the corresponding subscription. |
| StreamingListener |
Represents the NATS streaming server connection to which a subscription service should be bound in order to receive messages of the corresponding subscription. |
| DEFAULT_URL |
Default URL for NATS connections. |
| NATS_ERROR |
Represents the reason for the NATS module related errors. |
| NEW_ONLY |
Specifies that message delivery should start with the messages, which are published after the subscription is created. |
| LAST_RECEIVED |
Specifies that message delivery should start with the last (most recent) message stored for this subject. |
| FIRST |
Specifies that message delivery should begin at the oldest available message for this subject. |
| TIME_DELTA_START |
The key for the |
| SEQUENCE_NUMBER |
The key for the |
| StreamingSubscriptionConfig |
The annotation, which is used to configure the streaming subscription. |
| SubscriptionConfig |
The annotation, which is used to configure the basic subscription. |
| Content |
Data types supported when publishing and consuming messages. |
| SequenceNumber |
Specifies that message delivery should start at the given sequence number. |
| StartPosition |
Specifies the position to start receiving messages. |
| TimeDeltaStart |
Specifies that message delivery should start with a given historical time delta (from now). |
| Error |
Represents NATS module related errors. |


Here are some of the answers to the frequently asked questions about my art. If you have any questions about your order from my online shop, please refer to the Shop FAQ. If you have a question that's not answered here, please contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Q: Why do you call yourself "Yuumei", and what does it mean?
A: Yuumei is the username I chose when I first got my deviantART account at the age of 12. As I posted more and more art under that username, Yuumei simply became my 2nd name.
Yuumei (幽冥 or 幽明) means light and darkness, strange and deep, hades, and semidarkness. Not to be confused with yuumei (有名) which ironically means famous. The 12 year old me who picked this name did not foresee this.
Q: Can I meet you in person/ when and where will you appear at the next convention?
A: I would love to meet everyone in person :D I live in California and I attend a lot of the anime conventions around here, especially the SF Bay Area. Here's an updated list of all the confirmed conventions that I will be attending, and I'll be constantly updating the list with new conventions as well.
I always announce on my Facebook or other social media of when I plan on attending the next convention, so please follow me there for all the latest updates. I'm usually in the Artist Alley or Dealer's Hall with copies of my drawings and books. I'd love to meet with everyone, chat, and sometimes get dinner together after the convention hall closes :)
Q: Where did you learn to draw?
A: I grew up in China where parents compete and show off their child like some sort of hobby, so drawing was one of the many things I had to learn. I really loved it so I took more classes but not too much. All my Chinese art classes focused on realism and drawing from life. That gave me the foundations to draw everything else but drawing is not a magical process where you take a class, and BAM! you're an artist. It's all about hard work and practice like everything else in life.
What helped me the most was actually being part of the deviantART community where I learned from other artists by observing their works, and the free tutorials they provided. There are many art classes out there, but there are even more free online tutorials and resources made by kind hearted artists. Anyone can learn how to draw for free, and all you need to bring is determination :)
Q: Why didn't you reply to my social media comment/message/e-mail?
A: I'm terribly sorry but due to the enormous amount of messages and comments I receive, it's simply impossible to read and reply to most of them. I love reading everyone's messages and I tried to reply to all them but it eventually just got to be too much and took time away from drawing. If you have very important news to tell me (such as reports of art theft, requests to help none-profit organization, or business offers, etc) please e-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Q: Do you make tutorials?
A: Yes! I love tutorials because they helped me as an aspiring artist and I want to give back to the community. I haven't had time to make all the tutorials I have in plan but I will get to them one at a time. You can check out all the existing tutorials I have on the Tutorials Page.
Q: What tools, programs, or materials do you use?
A: I use a variety of mediums but I'm most comfortable with digital art. The majority of my illustrations are done in drawing programs like Paint Tool SAI, and Photoshop with a Wacom Intuos tablet. I usually do most of the drawing and painting in SAI, and some final editing, color and texture touchups in Photoshop.
For graphic novels like Fisheye Placebo, I integrated 3D programs such as Sketchup, Esri City Generator, and other procedural generation programs to help me quickly and efficiently create backgrounds and settings. That way I don't have to draw the same table or building over and over again in the comics.
When not doing digital work, I like to sketch in ball point pens. Watercolor is my prefered traditional painting medium but I also enjoy acrylic and oil paint. I dabble in origami once in a blue moon, but I've spent many years sculpting with ceramics, and briefly worked with welding metal and chainsawing wood sculptures. I really enjoy integrating digital and physical media such as laser cutting and 3D printing.
I created the initial prototypes of my Axent Wear Cat Ear Headphones design (now licensed by Brookstone) in Sketchup and 3D printed it at my university's Invention Lab. I look forward to creating future integrated media art with drones and other technologies :)
Q: When will you post the next chapter of your comic/ upload a new drawing?
A: I don't have a set schedule for my work. I hurt my hand many years ago from over working. Due to the pain, I had to limit how often I can draw each day. Recent'y I've been working with a 3D team to build models for my comic, which I can then paint over and save on time and hand strain. It takes a long time to create enough models that goes into a comic, so please be patient as my team and I work as fast as possible without compromising quality or our health.
Q: Can I draw fanart/ write fanfiction/ compose fan music/ cosplay your characters/ translate your story into a different language and post it on my site?
A: I would love to see that! Please send me a link :) It brings me so much joy to see others reinterpret my work into their own art!
Q: How long does it take to finish a drawing? Or comic?
A: The answer can vary greatly depending on the complexity of the drawing and how inspired I am. Sometimes I'm doing speed paint and can finish a fairly decent drawing in 30 minutes but other times I spend days sketching, refining the composition, touching up on colors and minor details before I'm satisfied with the final result.
As for my graphic novels, the short one shots can take a few months to go from initial idea, to script, to storyboard, before finally drawing out the pages and finalizing the dialogue. The longer comic series may require years of research before hand to design the characters and develope the world they exist in. For works like Fisheye Placebo years of planning goes into the plot and setting before the first panel is even drawn.
Q: What education did you have?
A: I spent the first 9 years of my life in China under its strict education system. School was 6 days a week from 9am to 6pm. After coming to America, I went to public schools in not so great neighborhoods until I graduated as Valedictorian and went to University of California Berkeley with the intent to major in Biology. After one year, I realized my true calling in art and switched majors to reflect my passion. I still love biology and the sciences, but became clear to me that I could make a greater impact in the world with my art. I graduated with my Bachelor's in art in 2011. At one point I firmly believed that I would go to grad school until I realized I learn best by creating art with my hands, not sitting in a classroom reading about other artists.
UCBerkeley's art program is heavily philosophical, focusing on the purpose and meaning of art, rather than the technical skills needed to create art. I am self taught through free online tutorials about everything from anatomy to how to use a drawing or 3D modeling program.
If you're an aspiring artist, but lacking the financial means or parental support to go to art school, don't hesitate to Google for everything you need. The online art community is amazingly friendly and artists are happy to help each other out with free tutorials of every kind imaginable. You can check out my tutorials section for starters :)
Q: Do you take requests, art trades, or commissions? What about volunteer or donation art?
A: I don't take requests, but as a kid, I loved doing art trades with fellow artists and I still do, but as an adult I simply don't have the time anymore. I also used to be open for commissions to help pay the bills, but I've been too focused on personal projects to have time for that as well. Once in a blue moon I might be open for a commission or two, and if you have a special project, you can always e-mail me about my commission status, but please don't be surprised if I am not taking commissions at the moment.
If you're part of a non profit organization and would like me to illustrate for charity work, I'd be happy to help if I have time. Feel free to contact me about your cause! :)
Q: Can I use your art/ post it on my website/ or sell it?
A: My art if free for public viewing, and as long as you credit me as the original artist, and provide a link to my website, you are free to post my drawing on your own site, blog, social media, etc. You are also welcomed to use my work in Youtube music videos as long as I am credited in the description.
However, under no circumstances can you try to sell or profit from my artwork. That includes putting my drawings on posters, T shirts, mugs, mousepads, calendars, etc and selling them. You also cannot sell digital versions of my work. That includes wallpapers, or music album art. If you want to license my work as part of your commercial product, please contact me for the proper procedure to avoid copyright infringement.
Nonprofit charities and educational institutions are welcomed to use my work for free, but I would prefer to be notified beforehand.


Well I gotta go do some Shit, I’ll read the fireworks later
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jorian15-Nov-18 05:52 PM
even more so when you see all the development going on elsewhere. such echo chambers
snowdamn15-Nov-18 05:52 PM
the way BCH was born will never be forgotten
they should have made their own coin
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴15-Nov-18 05:54 PM
agree , idk why this circus
jorian15-Nov-18 05:54 PM
it's fun to watch
maybe it's marketing after all
block found
let the battle begin
1
WhiteWidow15-Nov-18 05:54 PM
SVPool mined the last block(edited)
snowdamn15-Nov-18 05:55 PM
everything is a problem, all other forks are shitcoins, but theirs is grand(edited)
@Deleted User i'm listening to the video and commenting
i can't control what they're saying
siu - Chainmakers15-Nov-18 05:58 PM
What happened finally?
snowdamn15-Nov-18 05:59 PM
i can see a future with no BTC, but i can also see a future with no BCH
believing that any of the two can't happen is the only problem i see
siu - Chainmakers15-Nov-18 05:59 PM
Who won?
snowdamn15-Nov-18 05:59 PM
waiting for last block
KomodoWorld15-Nov-18 05:59 PM
we'll see in a week
or a month
siu - Chainmakers15-Nov-18 06:01 PM
But it seems like only one was able to reorg the chain
Sv?
modereck15-Nov-18 06:05 PM
The Bitcoin Cash network has now been upgraded!
1 block has been mined under the new consensus rules!
Bitcoin ABC is currently 1 block ahead.
1
how many blocks needed to win?
Cryptoon15-Nov-18 06:13 PM
I thought I read 6 in a row somewhere?
But dont quote me on that, also read a lot of bs
jl777c15-Nov-18 06:15 PM
more blocks that the other
but if SV wants to kill ABC, they need to mine their fork and also the ABC fork... it seems they are not mining their own fork, maybe they are trying to build a longer chain than the ABC fork
for this dPoW would protect ABC fork as each block is mined publicly
SV wouldnt be able to reorg any ABC blocks
maybe 1 could be reorged if the timing was just right
13MB block, both sides spamming the other?
it is like watching two very slow turtles "racing"
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siu - Chainmakers15-Nov-18 06:22 PM
snowdamn15-Nov-18 06:24 PM
waste of everything
meatspoon15-Nov-18 06:32 PM
I am enjoying reading this commentary today. Its almost like listening to old time radio of a sporting event or something. Kinda tickles some nostalgia in me.


Welcome to my page! I am brand new to coding but really excited to be learning. I have used a program called Articulate Storyline that is for building online learning and enjoyed it very much. However, I didn not realize how it was related to coding until looking at some coding how-to sites. While Articulate Storyline is not coding exactly, it requires a similar thought process and that is what sold me.
Most of what I know about computers, I've learned pretty much through work. I took a couple of classes while pursuing my undergrad (UR SCPS Class of 2006! GO SPIDERS!) but those were very basic. In one class, we were required to build a website and present it to the class. My site was about the artist Frida Kahlo. She did great work, but not until I was presenting to the class did it occur to me how tragic her life was. Anyhoo, check out her art.Frida's Art


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Here you will find a table of aliases available in the Census module. If a module is marked as "normalizable" the data returned will include *VARIABLE_NAME*_normalized, which will be that variable divided by the appropriate geographical population.


Example python usage:
from kb_read_library_to_file.kb_read_library_to_fileClient import kb_read_library_to_file from kb_read_library_to_file.baseclient import ServerError def __init__(self, config): #BEGIN_CONSTRUCTOR self.callbackURL = os.environ['SDK_CALLBACK_URL'] ... def my_method(self, ctx, params): ... readcli = kb_read_library_to_file(self.callbackURL, token=ctx['token'], service_ver='dev') reads_params = {'read_libraries': ['256/24/1', '256/26/2'], 'gzip': 'false', 'interleaved': None} try: reads = readcli.convert_read_library_to_file(reads_params) except ServerError as se: self.log('logging stacktrace from reads client error') self.log(se.data) raise ...
The reads object will contain filepaths for the reads files and the available data from the workspace objects for those files as per the method specification.


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Jammu and Kashmir was a region formerly administered by India as a state from 1954 to 2019, constituting the southern and southeastern portion of the larger Kashmir region, which has been the subject of a dispute between India, Pakistan and China since the mid-20th century.


See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| QueueSelectionPolicy |
Interface that defines all the implementation of a QueueSelectionPolicy supported by ResourceManagement
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractQueueSelectionPolicy | |
| BestFitQueueSelection |
Helps to select a queue whose
QueryQueueConfig.getMaxQueryMemoryInMBPerNode() is nearest to the max memory
on a node required by the given query. |
| DefaultQueueSelection |
Helps to select the first default queue in the list of all the provided queues.
|
| QueueSelectionPolicyFactory |
Factory to return an instance of
QueueSelectionPolicy based on the configured policy name. |
| RandomQueueSelection |
Randomly selects a queue from the list of all the provided queues.
|
| TestBestFitSelectionPolicy | |
| TestDefaultSelectionPolicy |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| QueueSelectionPolicy.SelectionPolicy |
ResourcePoolTreeImpl.ROOT_POOL_QUEUE_SELECTION_POLICY_KEY
. Selection Policy
helps to select a single leaf ResourcePool out of all the eligible pools whose queue can be used to admit this query.
Currently there are 3 types of supported policies. In future more policies can be supported by implementing
QueueSelectionPolicy
interface.
DefaultQueueSelection
: Out of all the eligible pools
this policy will choose a default pool in the list. If there are multiple default pools present in the list then
it will return the first default pool. If there is no default pool present then it throws
QueueSelectionException
RandomQueueSelection
: Out of all the eligible pools
this policy will choose a pool at random. If there are no pools to select from then it throws
QueueSelectionException
BestFitQueueSelection
: Out of all the eligible pools
this policy will choose a pool whose queue configuration
QueryQueueConfigImpl.MAX_QUERY_MEMORY_PER_NODE_KEY
value is closest to
the max memory on a node required by the query. It tries to find a pool whose value for MAX_QUERY_MEMORY_PER_NODE
is equal to queries max memory per node requirement. If there is no such pool then find the pool with config value
just greater than queries max memory per node. Otherwise find a pool with config value just less than queries
max memory per node.
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Keynote by Prof. Yiran Chen
Duke University, USA) |
Program |
| Artifact Evaluation | @ CGO, PPoPP, PACT, Supercomputing, IA3 @ SC ... | |||
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About Me
I'm a passionate web developer with expertise in developing
websites using JavaScript, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, React, Redux and Angular.
In my experiences in web development, I have independently developed 4 websites including a question-and-answers posting application,
a flashcard application, a photo sharing application and an organization website for the Chinese American Institute of Engineers and Scientists (CAIES).
I have also developed websites and software in teams for academic projects during my time in San Francisco State University, where I graduated with a
Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and achieved the Summa Cum Laude honors with a 3.87 GPA.
I currently work for a community organization, West Bay Pilipino Multi-Service Center, where I mentor elementary, middle and high school youth, plan and facilitate
academic enrichment and life skills workshops, and tutor students in subjects including Math, English and Computer Science (GitHub and Java).
I find joy in building things and it excites me to see websites grow from initial mock ups to finalized products.
The consistent excitement I have for software development has motivated me to continually educate myself and take on big challenges
in order to polish my skills and effective habits as a web developer.
My skills and experiences has allowed me to grow comfortable in developing websites by myself and in team environments.
I'm currently looking for an entry-level software engineer role for a company where I can grow professionally and use my skills to contribute to team success.
Skills
Technical Summary
- Programming Languages: JavaScript, Python, Java, HTML, CSS, SQL, Typescript, PHP
- Technologies: React, Redux, Angular, Node.js, Express, Django, Django Rest Framework, Mongoose, jQuery, Bootstrap, Git, CakePHP, Socket.IO, JSON, Document Object Model (DOM)
- Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
Soft Skills
- Efficient verbal and written communication skills
- Strong analytical and problem solving skills
- Effective time management and organizational skills
- Excellent leadership skills
- Fast learner, possess effective learning skills and techniques
- Works well under pressure
Projects
Picxapp
Full Stack Developer | May 2018 – Jun 2018, October 2018 | https://picxapp.com
- Independently built web application with photo sharing, commenting and searching features.
- Reinforced code maintainability by creating reusable React components to reduce code redundancies.
- Utilized Redux to efficiently manage data usage in multiple React components.
- Architected single-page application and route protection by using the React Router DOM library.
- Developed file system, token-based authentication system and RESTful API by using Node.js, Express, Mongoose and MongoDB.
- Used JavaScript ES5, ES6 and ES8 features to write concise and elegant code.
AnswerDig
Full Stack Developer | Feb 2018 – Apr 2018 | https://answerdig.com
- Independently built website featuring forum posting with real-time commenting and voting system.
- Improved code maintainability by using JavaScript ES5 and ES6 features to write concise code.
- Developed responsive and mobile-friendly user interface by using HTML, CSS and Bootstrap.
- Built RESTful API and token-based authentication system by using Node.js, Express, Mongoose and MongoDB to ensure secure usage of data.
- Architected single-page application by using Angular routing.
- Improved website performance by utilizing Angular features (lazy loading, preloading and Ahead-of-Time compilation) to reduce page load times and application download size.
Chinese American Instute of Engineers and Scientists
Freelance Full Stack Developer | December 2017 – April 2018 | www.iprototypesite.com
- Independently developed web application with photo and file management features, blog writing tool, forum posting, and membership registration and login system.
- Utilized JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP and MySQL for development.
- Built session-based authentication system by using PHP and MySQL.
- Reinforced code maintainability by utilizing the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern and object-oriented programming principles to create reusable code.
Easy-Flashcards
Full Stack Developer | Jul 2017 – Oct 2017 | http://easyflashcards.herokuapp.com
- Independently developed web-based learning assistance application allowing users to search, view, collect, create and edit flashcard decks.
- Utilized Angular routing to create single-page application and protect routes from unauthorized access.
- Developed RESTful API that serves data in JSON format by using Node.js, Express and MongoDB.
- Utilized MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.js, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, Bootstrap and jQuery for development.
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Full Stack Developer | Feb 2017 – May 2017 | http://gatorbay.herokuapp.com
- Collaborated with 5 student developers to build a website with item browsing, posting and management features, and a messaging system.
- Utilized JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, PHP, CakePHP and a PostgreSQL database for development.
Fading Shapes
Android Developer | July 2016 – August 2016 | https://github.com/ivanw-yu/fading-shapes-android
- Independently developed Android application allowing users to create colored shapes positioned and sized randomly on the user interface.
- Utilized Java and Android Studio for development.
- Implemented the Abstract Factory Pattern to create reusable and maintainable code.
Education
San Francisco State University, Class of 2017
- Degree: Bachelors of Science, Computer Science
- Honors: Summa Cum Laude, Dean's List (9 Semesters)
- Graduated: May 2017


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Dedicated to developing automated solutions in a testing and quality driven environment.
B.S. Software Engineering
Rochester Institute of Technology
Minor: Applied Statistics | Concentration: ASL
September 2011 - May 2015: Graduated Summa Cum Laude
GPA: 3.95
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Well, here I am.
And here you are, too. Is this where you thought you'd be?
We all start out thinking we know where we're going. We have our dreams, of course, which is fine. Dreams give us direction. They keep us engaged. The trouble comes when we stop dreaming and start planning.
Plans are useful and concrete. They narrow our options, which is great if you're deciding which shampoo to buy or where to have the company picnic. But they're no good at all for deciding how we want our lives to go. You see, there's a not-so-secret secret you should know by now:
Nothing ever goes the way you planned.
I like surprises.
Well, as much as the next person, anyway. So...not very much.
Oh, sure. Surprise cakes are good. Suprise lottery winnings are more than good. Gotta get me some of that. Surprise vision loss is less good. Bad, even.
Is this supposed to be my gift?
In a word: No.
I'm no Pollyanna. My disability serves no greater purpose. We live in a visual world, and blindness makes everything exponentially more difficult. It's been three years since I started losing my sight and some days, I can still summon that fresh, bright fury. There is no way to spin it.
But my life isn't over.
That's the most important thing to remember, whenever something knocks you sideways. You're still breathing? Then you're not done. Pick it up. Sort it out. Move along. Find the people who can help you. These folks helped me.
So here I am. Here you are, too. And if neither of us is exactly what we thought we'd be--well, that's what you'd expect, isn't it? There've been so many surprises.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ivy Envy on WQAD TV-8 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 9272 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=9272 date: '2014-03-24 08:26:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 13:26:37 +0000' categories: - Broadcasters/Networks - Ivy Envy tags: - Kory Kuffler - WQAD - Podcast Awards comments: - id: 10425 author: Joshua1980 author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-03-24 17:34:06 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 22:34:06 +0000' content: I love the podcast and the Cubs are my second favorite team - id: 10426 author: DougGreen1 author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-03-24 18:27:04 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 23:27:04 +0000' content: I didn't hear you gasping at all. Nice and informative. - id: 10431 author: Taylor Krebs author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-24 10:16:18 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 15:16:18 +0000' content: I like how the segment is opened with footage from a Dodgers Padres game. - id: 10432 author: Ivy Envy author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-24 10:19:10 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 15:19:10 +0000' content: Well, I think they were trying to find footage of Renteria. - id: 10433 author: Taylor Krebs author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-03-24 10:20:06 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-03-24 15:20:06 +0000' content: Oh yeah.. I don't know why I didn't pick up on that. ---
Last night, I had the opportunity to go on The Score Sunday a local sports show on WQAD TV-8, the ABC affiliate in the Quad Cities. Kory Kuffler is the host of the program and we talked about Ivy Envy, the 9th Annual Podcast Awards and then spent most of the time talking about the 2014 Cubs and what the future may hold for the team and the organization. I always enjoy talking baseball with Kory and I look forward to doing it again.


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ArgParseConvert
1.0.0
A C++ library for command-line argument and configuration file parsing.
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Contains settings that determine formatting of help strings created by ArgumentMap::HelpString
and Argument::HelpString
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| HelpStringFormat () noexcept=default | |
Creates object with automatic_formatting property set to true and with specified formatting settings. | |
| HelpStringFormat (int help_string_width, int parameter_indentation, int description_indentation) noexcept | |
Creates object with automatic_formatting property set to true and with specified formatting settings. | |
| HelpStringFormat (const HelpStringFormat &other)=default | |
Creates object with automatic_formatting property set to true and with specified formatting settings. | |
| HelpStringFormat (HelpStringFormat &&other)=default | |
Creates object with automatic_formatting property set to true and with specified formatting settings. | |
Assignment: | |
| HelpStringFormat & | operator= (const HelpStringFormat &other)=default |
| HelpStringFormat & | operator= (HelpStringFormat &&other)=default |
Public Attributes | |
| bool | automatic_formatting {false} |
Determines whether settings width , parameter_indentation , and description_indentation are used during help-string generations. More... | |
| int | width |
| Limits the width of the entire help-string. More... | |
| int | parameter_indentation |
| Determines indentation for the line in a parameter's help-string which contains the parameter's name and default argument placeholder, if any. More... | |
| int | description_indentation |
| Determines indentation for the lines in a parameter's help-string which contains the parameter's description. More... | |
| std::string | header |
Precedes the individual parameter help-strings in the help-string of a ParameterMap object. | |
| std::string | footer |
Comes at the end of a ParameterMap object's help-string. | |
| bool arg_parse_convert::HelpStringFormat::automatic_formatting {false} |
Determines whether settings width
, parameter_indentation
, and description_indentation
are used during help-string generations.
If set to false, the help-string does not enforce any limits on the line width of a help-string and does not automatically indent.
| int arg_parse_convert::HelpStringFormat::description_indentation |
Determines indentation for the lines in a parameter's help-string which contains the parameter's description.
Only applies if automatic_formatting
is set to true. Must be less than width
for the help-string to be printed.
| int arg_parse_convert::HelpStringFormat::parameter_indentation |
Determines indentation for the line in a parameter's help-string which contains the parameter's name and default argument placeholder, if any.
Only applies if automatic_formatting
is set to true. Must be less than width
for the help-string to be printed.
| int arg_parse_convert::HelpStringFormat::width |
Limits the width of the entire help-string.
Only applies if automatic_formatting
is set to true. Must be larger than parameter_indentation
and description_indentation
for the help-string to be printed.


This week I learned about the glorious data storage object that is the Hash. The following will be some fun information on how to differentiate, define, and reference arrays and hashes. Arrays and hashes are both constucts used for data storage. Their construction and syntax are different, so depending on what you’re trying to do, one will likely be better than the other for specific applications.
Define
Array
Ordered, iteger-indexed collections of any object. Array indexing starts at 0
and goes to (n-1)
, where n is the number of array indices. A negative index is assumed to be relative to the end of the array—that is, an index of -1
indicates the last element of the array, -2
is the next to last element in the array, and so on.
Hash
A collection of key-value pairs. Indexing is done via arbitrary keys of any object type. Hashes order their values in the sequence that the corresponding keys were inserted. By default, hashes return 'nil'
when accessing keys that do not exist in the hash. It’s possible to define this value to something other than 'nil'
(see below).
Create
Array.new
is functionally the same as array = []
for creating a new array, except Array.new
has some fun options for initializing the array however you like. For example:
Array.new # => []
Array.new(2) # => [nil,nil]
Array.new(3,"apple") # => ["apple","apple","apple"]
Or the following:
example_array = [1,2,3]
copycat_array = Array.new(example_array) # => [1,2,3]
The procedure for creating a new hash is all but identical: Hash.new
, or hash = {}
. Similarly, Hash.new can do the following:
Hash.new # => {}
Hash.new(2) # => {}
Hash.new(3,"apple") # => probably a syntax error (don't do this)
The Hash.new(argument)
is the default value for accessing keys that do not exist in the hash. If you were to create an empty hash with the argument ‘2’, and then try to access a nonexistent key (since our hash is empty in this example, ALL keys are nonexistent), the hash would return ‘2’ instead of returning ‘nil’.
Access
This is the easiest part:
puts array[integer] # => value of the array at the specified integer
puts hash["key"] # => value of the hash at the specified key
Arrays have integer index-value pairs, hashes have key-value pairs. Try creating and then accessing array/hash values at indices/keys that do not exist. That way, you’ll be able to recognize it if you ever do it unintentionally.
Bonus
puts array.index(value) # => index of the array at the specified value
puts hash.key(value) # => key of the hash at the specified value
For duplicate values at different indices/keys, the above two statements will return the first index/key that corresponds to the specified value.


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X-IC-Trigger
response header to trigger client
side event
handlers.
ic-confirm
attribute.
The big enhancement in this release (small code change, but big functionality boost!) is the X-IC-Trigger
response header, which finally solves a tricky problem I've been wrestling with: How do you communicate server side state
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partial view flow?
This new mechanism allows you to cleanly separate your server side and client-side logic even in cases where the simple content-swapping approach isn't enough.
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Why has the Duke of York stepped aside?
Andrew has withdrawn from official royal life for the foreseeable future.
With the Duke of York withdrawing from public royal life, we answer key questions about Andrew, the Epstein saga and his decision step back from official engagements.
– Who is the Duke of York?
The Duke of York, born Prince Andrew, is the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh’s second son and third child.
He was married to Sarah, Duchess of York before they divorced in the 1990s, and is the father of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.
Andrew, 59, is eighth in line. He was born second in line in 1960.
– How has Andrew been associated with the Epstein scandal?
The duke faced criticism over his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
He stayed with Epstein in 2010 following the disgraced financier’s release from jail – and quit as the UK trade envoy in 2011 when this visit became public.
One of Epstein’s victims Virginia Giuffre alleges the duke slept with her on three separate occasions, twice while she was underage. He strenuously denies this.
Epstein killed himself in August after being charged with sex trafficking.
– What happened this week?
Andrew gave a “no holds barred” interview to the BBC’s Newsnight in a bid to draw a line under the matter.
The duke was criticised for showing a lack of empathy towards Epstein’s victims and a lack of remorse over his friendship with Epstein.
When asked if he regretted the “whole friendship with Epstein”, the duke replied: “Now, still not and the reason being is that the people that I met and the opportunities that I was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful.”
– What were the references to pizza and sweat?
He said an alleged encounter with Ms Giuffre in 2001 did not happen as he spent the day with his daughter, Princess Beatrice, taking her to Pizza Express in Woking for a party.
Ms Giuffre alleged the duke sweated heavily as they danced at London nightclub Tramp.
– Why has he stepped back from public duties now?
Andrew’s position became untenable in the wake of the interview as a growing number of businesses, universities and charities distanced themselves from him or withdrew support from his Pitch@Palace scheme.
There had been ongoing discussions within the family about the current situation, with Andrew talking to the Queen and Prince of Wales.
– Has anything happened like this before within the royal family?
No, it is unprecedented in modern times. King Edward VIII abdicated, choosing love over duty in 1936, but Andrew has been forced out by the reaction to his televised interview.
In a very different tone to his interview, Andrew admitted his situation “has become a major disruption to my family’s work” and said he regretted the “ill-judged association” with Epstein.
He said the Queen gave him permission to step back from public duties for the “foreseeable future”, and he expressed sympathy for Epstein’s victims.
– What about calls for him to speak to the FBI?
Lawyers for some of the 16 women who say they were abused by Epstein have called on Andrew to make a statement to the FBI, which is still investigating Epstein despite his death.
Andrew said in his statement: “Of course, I am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency.”
Yes. He is expected to do so. His private home is Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park.
– Will he still have police protection officers, paid for by the taxpayers?
Yes. Andrew is still a senior member of the royal family.
– How will his private life be financed?
Andrew’s private life will continue to be financed privately by the Queen as it currently is. He also receives a Royal Navy pension.
The duke’s office at Buckingham Palace is also paid for by the monarch from her private Duchy of Lancaster income, which is also used for any expenses he incurred from official duties.
– Will he lose his HRH title?
No. He will remain HRH the Duke of York.
– Will he ever return to royal duties?
His statement referred to stepping back for the “foreseeable future”. But it is difficult to see how he could rebuild his reputation.
– What does the situation mean for Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie?
With the duke no longer taking part in royal duties, his drive for his daughters to have public roles is likely to diminish or fall by the wayside.
– And the next royal wedding?
The Yorks had been looking forward to another wedding in the family. Beatrice is set to marry property tycoon Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi next year.
It is not known whether Beatrice will opt for a high-profile occasion like her sister Eugenie, or whether the current situation will impact her decision.


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agcParam.Rd
agcParam
takes a data frame containing a treatment,
outcome, and various covariates to be modeled via an MCMC.
The network of observations (rows in the data frame) should
be contained in the adjacency matrix (adjmat).
agcParam(data, treatment, outcome, adjmat, B = 25000, R = 10, seed = 1, scale.alpha = 0.005, scale.beta = 0.005, prior.alpha = 1, prior.beta = 1) # S4 method for data.frame,character,character agcParam(data, treatment, outcome, adjmat, B = 25000, R = 10, seed = 1, scale.alpha = 0.005, scale.beta = 0.005, prior.alpha = 1, prior.beta = 1)
| data | A data.frame containing variables to be considered for the covariate model. |
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| treatment | A string specifying the column in data that is the treatment effect in the underlying model. Must be a binary (0/1) value. |
| outcome | A string specifying the column in data that is the outcome of interest in the underlying model. Must be a binary (0/1) value. |
| adjmat | An adjacency matrix (0/1s) specifying the network structure. The number of rows and columns should match the number of rows in the data object. |
| B | The number of iterations for the MCMC outer loop. Default = 25,000 |
| R | The number of iterations for the Gibbs inner loop. Default = 10. |
| seed | An integer value for |
| scale.alpha | A numeric vector of values for the parameters of the covariate model proposal distribution variance. By default, a scalar of .005 is applied to all values. If you wish to replace you can supply another scalar or the appropriate length vector. |
| scale.beta | A numeric vector of values for the parameters of the outcome model proposal distribution variance. By default, a scalar of .005 is applied to all values. If you wish to replace you can supply another scalar or the appropriate length vector. |
| prior.alpha | A binary (0/1) indicator for the proposal distribution for the covariate model parameters. If 1, the noninformative prior described in the paper will be used. If 0, an improper prior (i.e. proportional to 1) will be used. Default is 1. |
| prior.beta | A binary (0/1) indicator for the proposal distribution for the outcome model parameters. If 1, the noninformative prior described in the paper will be used. If 0, an improper prior (i.e. proportional to 1) will be used. Default is 1. |
An S3 object of type agcParamClass
that contains essential
values for the covariate model.
B and R specify the number of iterations to be run for the various Bayesian sampling procedures. Defaults are conservative.
The seed variable requires a vector of integers to run potentially multiple chains.
rdsIn <- readRDS(paste0(system.file('extdata',package='autognet'),"/agc-example.rds")) adjmat <- rdsIn[[1]] data <- rdsIn[[2]] treatment <- "treatment" outcome <- "outcome" B = 10 R = 5 seed = 1 mod <- agcParam(data, treatment, outcome, adjmat, B = B, R = R, seed = c(1))#> | | | 0% | |======== | 11% | |================ | 22% | |======================= | 33% | |=============================== | 44% | |======================================= | 56% | |=============================================== | 67% | |====================================================== | 78% | |============================================================== | 89% | |======================================================================| 100%


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Static Public
public JiraApiWithXrayOptions: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| protocol | string |
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What protocol to use to connect to Jira? Ex: http|https |
| host | string | What host is this tool connecting to for the Jira instance? Ex: jira.somehost.com |
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| port | string |
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What port is this tool connecting to Jira with? Only needed for none standard ports. Ex: 8080, 3000, etc |
| username | string |
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Specify a username for this tool to authenticate all requests with. |
| password | string |
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Specify a password for this tool to authenticate all requests with. |
| apiVersion | string |
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What version of the Jira REST API is the instance the tool is connecting to? |
| base | string |
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What other url parts exist, if any, before the rest/api/ section? |
| intermediatePath | string |
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If specified, overwrites the default rest/api/version section of the uri |
| strictSSL | boolean |
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Does this tool require each request to be authenticated? Defaults to true. |
| request | function |
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What method does this tool use to make its requests? Defaults to request from request-promise |
| timeout | number |
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Integer containing the number of milliseconds to wait for a server to send response headers (and start the response body) before aborting the request. Note that if the underlying TCP connection cannot be established, the OS-wide TCP connection timeout will overrule the timeout option (the default in Linux can be anywhere from 20-120 * seconds). |
| webhookVersion | string |
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What webhook version does this api wrapper need to hit? |
| greenhopperVersion | string |
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What webhook version does this api wrapper need to hit? |
| oauth | OAuth |
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Specify an OAuth object for this tool to authenticate all requests using OAuth. |
| bearer | string |
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Specify a OAuth bearer token to authenticate all requests with. |
| xrayVersion | string |
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What version of the "Xray for Jira" REST API is the instance the tool is connecting to? |
public JiraIssueCreationJson: * source
public OAuth: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| consumer_key | string | The consumer entered in Jira Preferences. |
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| consumer_secret | string | The private RSA file. |
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| access_token | string | The generated access token. |
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| access_token_secret | string | The generated access toke secret. |
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| signature_method | string | [signature_method=RSA-SHA1] - OAuth signurate methode Possible values RSA-SHA1, HMAC-SHA1, PLAINTEXT. Jira Cloud supports only RSA-SHA1. |
public TestExecNUnitXml: * source
public TestExecXrayJson: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| testExecutionKey | string |
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The Jira issue key for an existing Test Execution that should be updated. If omitted, a new Test Execution is created automatically. |
| info | TestExecXrayJsonInfo |
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Test Execution metadata |
| tests | TestExecXrayJsonTestRun[] | The results of the Test Run |
public TestExecXrayJsonEvidence: * source
public TestExecXrayJsonInfo: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| project | string |
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The Jira project ID |
| summary | string | Summary of the Test Execution |
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| description | string |
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Description of the Test Execution |
| user | string |
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The Jira user logging the Test Execution results |
| version | string |
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Version under test |
| revision | string |
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The revision/build/branch under test |
| startDate | string |
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The ISO date timestamp at which the Test Execution started |
| finishDate | string |
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The ISO date timestamp at which the Test Execution finished |
| testPlanKey | string |
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The Jira issue key for the associated Test Plan |
| testEnvironments | string[] |
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The environmental configuration under test |
public TestExecXrayJsonResult: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | string | The name of the test case |
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| status | string | The "PASS" or "FAIL" status of this test case |
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| duration | number |
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The duration (milliseconds? seconds?) |
| log | string |
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Any log messages that came out of this test case |
| examples | string[] |
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The "PASS" or "FAIL" status for each of this test case's examples |
public TestExecXrayJsonTestRun: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| testKey | string | The Jira issue key for the associated Test |
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| status | string | The "PASS" or "FAIL" status for the Test Run as a whole |
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A message about this Test Run |
| start | string |
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The ISO date timestamp at which this Test Run started |
| finish | string |
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The ISO date timestamp at which this Test Run finished |
| executedBy | string |
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The Jira user who executed this Test Run |
| evidences | TestExecXrayJsonEvidence[] |
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Attachments (e.g. screenshots) proving the Test Run's failure |
| results | TestExecXrayJsonResult[] |
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Detailed results of individual test cases within this Test Run |
| examples | string[] |
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The "PASS" or "FAIL" status for each of the Test Run's examples |
| steps | TestExecXrayJsonTestStep[] |
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Details about each Test step and its outcome |
| defects | string[] |
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The Jira issue keys for any associated bugs recorded during this Test Run |
public TestExecXrayJsonTestStep: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| status | string | The "PASS" or "FAIL" status of this step |
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| comment | string |
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A message about this step |
| evidences | TestExecXrayJsonEvidence[] |
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Attachments (e.g. screenshots) proving this step's failure |
public XrayImportQueryParams: * source
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| testExecKey | string |
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The Jira issue key for an existing Test Execution that should be updated. If
omitted, a new Test Execution is created automatically in the Jira project indicated by |
| projectKey | string |
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The Jira project key where the new Test Execution issue should be created. Not
needed if |
| testPlanKey | string |
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The Jira issue key for the associated Test Plan |
| testEnvironments | string | string[] |
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The list of test environments. If provided as a string, items must be delimited by a ";". |
| revision | string |
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Source code and documentation version used in the Test Execution |
| fixVersion | string |
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The Jira "Fix Version" to be associated with the Test Execution |


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GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI (1999) Reviewed on May 14th, 2001 By Jerry Saravia
It pains me to write off Jim Jarmusch's "Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai" as half-baked, but it truly is. It is also a half-cooked and undernourished tale of a cold-blooded hit man with little or no sense of individuality.
Ghost Dog is the name of the hit man (Forest Whitaker), a lone wolf in an urban wasteland who performs hits for the mob. Basically, Ghost Dog is the retainer but he carries no phone and seems to have no mailing address. His only contact in the outside world is through a pigeon carrier that sends notes back and forth to his "master." You see Ghost Dog was once saved by this mob affiliate, referred to as the master, and now he has paid him back his respect by killing people for a living. Ghost Dog also avidly reads the ways of the Samurai, figuring his sense of loyalty and his brand of violence stems from it. He couldn't be more wrong as both are tested to the limit when a hit goes awry and now the mob want to kill the elusive, enigmatic hit man.
"Ghost Dog" tries to be a fusion of hip-hop and gangster cliches coupled with Jarmusch's own brand of poetry, mixing in the urban wasteland of the titled character with the sense of grace and freedom, as witnessed by several shots of birds above tenements. There are many scenes of beauty and grace and all are succintly photographed by Robby Muller (who also shot the beautiful black-and-white "Dead Man," also directed by Jarmusch). Jarmusch, however, is not a stickler for narrative consistency and fails to bring any inner life to the crucial character of Ghost Dog.
How are we suppose to view this man? As played with panache and glum looks by Forest Whitaker (who also played a similar character in "Diary of a Hitman"), Ghost Dog is the classic Man With No Name character with no real background or real sense of individuality. He seems to bond with the local French ice-cream truck vendor and with a young girl who likes to read books such as "Frankenstein," but essentially, this man has no friends and no family. All he has are his nest of pigeons and his loyalty to the so-called master whom he hardly sees much of. In an ironic twist, Ghost Dog gets paid only once a year and always during the first day of autumn as part of his contract by the master. Rarely do we get a glimpse of any humanity in the character - as played by Whitaker, he is a hooded hulk bereft of emotion or purpose other than to kill. He may lack individuality and truly has erroneous views on what being a samurai is next to being a cold-blooded hit man, but coldness and detac! hment seem central to the charac ter. I simply felt nothing, not even pity, for this remorseless man. Why did he choose to lead such a life?
The film has some virtues, such as the casting of Cliff Gorman as the second-in-command of the mob who has trouble keeping up the rent for a Chinese restaurant backroom. I also enjoyed the scenes where Whitaker bonds with the French-speaking ice-cream truck vendor whom he never understands yet reiterates exactly what the other says. The violence is strong and brief, and there is a fine moment where a drainpipe is used as an unusual method of shooting someone (a moment lifted from Godard's "A Band Apart"). I also enjoyed seeing the exhausted gangsters trying to find the hit man, going from one tenement to another and coming up empty. It is also nice to see Jarmusch leaving his main character mute for the first forty-five minutes, thus allowing us to watch a man who is coming apart at the seams through Whitaker's expressive, haunting face. Unfortunately, just when a glimmer of hope appears at the end, we are still left with the same glum Ghost Dog we started with.
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The following problems are sometimes encountered by developers when trying to invoke constructors via reflection.
The
example illustrates what happens when code attempts to create a new instance of
a class using
ConstructorTrouble
Class.newInstance()
and there is no accessible zero-argument constructor:
public class ConstructorTrouble { private ConstructorTrouble(int i) {} public static void main(String... args){ try { Class<?> c = Class.forName("ConstructorTrouble"); Object o = c.newInstance(); // InstantiationException // production code should handle these exceptions more gracefully } catch (ClassNotFoundException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InstantiationException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (IllegalAccessException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } } }
$ java ConstructorTrouble java.lang.InstantiationException: ConstructorTrouble at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Class.java:340) at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:308) at ConstructorTrouble.main(ConstructorTrouble.java:7)
InstantiationException
can occur. In this case, the problem is that the presence of the constructor
with an int
argument prevents the compiler from generating the
default (or zero-argument) constructor and there is no explicit zero-argument
constructor in the code. Remember that
Class.newInstance()
behaves very much like the new
keyword and will fail whenever
new
would fail.
The
example shows an unresolvable problem in
ConstructorTroubleToo
Class.newInstance()
. Namely, it propagates any exception — checked or unchecked —
thrown by the constructor.
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; import static java.lang.System.err; public class ConstructorTroubleToo { public ConstructorTroubleToo() { throw new RuntimeException("exception in constructor"); } public static void main(String... args) { try { Class<?> c = Class.forName("ConstructorTroubleToo"); // Method propagetes any exception thrown by the constructor // (including checked exceptions). if (args.length > 0 && args[0].equals("class")) { Object o = c.newInstance(); } else { Object o = c.getConstructor().newInstance(); } // production code should handle these exceptions more gracefully } catch (ClassNotFoundException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InstantiationException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (IllegalAccessException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (NoSuchMethodException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InvocationTargetException x) { x.printStackTrace(); err.format("%n%nCaught exception: %s%n", x.getCause()); } } }
$ java ConstructorTroubleToo class Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: exception in constructor at ConstructorTroubleToo.<init>(ConstructorTroubleToo.java:6) at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:39) at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:27) at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:513) at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Class.java:355) at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:308) at ConstructorTroubleToo.main(ConstructorTroubleToo.java:15)
This situation is unique to reflection. Normally, it is impossible to
write code which ignores a checked exception because it would not compile. It
is possible to wrap any exception thrown by a constructor by using
Constructor.newInstance()
rather than
Class.newInstance()
.
$ java ConstructorTroubleToo java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:39) at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:27) at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:513) at ConstructorTroubleToo.main(ConstructorTroubleToo.java:17) Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: exception in constructor at ConstructorTroubleToo.<init>(ConstructorTroubleToo.java:6) ... 5 more Caught exception: java.lang.RuntimeException: exception in constructor
If an
InvocationTargetException
is thrown, the method was invoked. Diagnosis of the problem would be the same
as if the constructor was called directly and threw the exception that is
retrieved by
InvocationTargetException.getCause()
. This exception does not indicate a problem with the reflection package or
its usage.
Constructor.newInstance()
over
Class.newInstance()
because the former API permits examination and handling of arbitrary
exceptions thrown by constructors.
The
class illustrates various ways in which incorrect code can fail to locate or
invoke the expected constructor.
ConstructorTroubleAgain
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; import static java.lang.System.out; public class ConstructorTroubleAgain { public ConstructorTroubleAgain() {} public ConstructorTroubleAgain(Integer i) {} public ConstructorTroubleAgain(Object o) { out.format("Constructor passed Object%n"); } public ConstructorTroubleAgain(String s) { out.format("Constructor passed String%n"); } public static void main(String... args){ String argType = (args.length == 0 ? "" : args[0]); try { Class<?> c = Class.forName("ConstructorTroubleAgain"); if ("".equals(argType)) { // IllegalArgumentException: wrong number of arguments Object o = c.getConstructor().newInstance("foo"); } else if ("int".equals(argType)) { // NoSuchMethodException - looking for int, have Integer Object o = c.getConstructor(int.class); } else if ("Object".equals(argType)) { // newInstance() does not perform method resolution Object o = c.getConstructor(Object.class).newInstance("foo"); } else { assert false; } // production code should handle these exceptions more gracefully } catch (ClassNotFoundException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (NoSuchMethodException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InvocationTargetException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InstantiationException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (IllegalAccessException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } } }
$ java ConstructorTroubleAgain Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: wrong number of arguments at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method) at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.java:39) at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.java:27) at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:513) at ConstructorTroubleAgain.main(ConstructorTroubleAgain.java:23)
An
IllegalArgumentException
is thrown because the zero-argument constructor was requested and an attempt
was made to pass an argument. The same exception would be thrown if the
constructor was passed an argument of the wrong type.
$ java ConstructorTroubleAgain int java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: ConstructorTroubleAgain.<init>(int) at java.lang.Class.getConstructor0(Class.java:2706) at java.lang.Class.getConstructor(Class.java:1657) at ConstructorTroubleAgain.main(ConstructorTroubleAgain.java:26)
This exception may occur if the developer mistakenly believes that reflection will autobox or unbox types. Boxing (conversion of a primitive to a reference type) occurs only during compilation. There is no opportunity in reflection for this operation to occur, so the specific type must be used when locating a constructor.
$ java ConstructorTroubleAgain Object Constructor passed Object
Here, it might be expected that the constructor taking a
String
argument would be invoked since newInstance()
was invoked
with the more specific String
type. However it is too
late! The constructor which was found is already the constructor with
an
Object
argument. newInstance()
makes no attempt to do method
resolution; it simply operates on the existing constructor object.
new
and
Constructor.newInstance()
is that new
performs method argument type checking, boxing, and
method resolution. None of these occur in reflection, where explicit choices
must be made.
An
IllegalAccessException
may be thrown if an attempt is made to invoke a private or otherwise
inaccessible constructor. The
example illustrates the resulting stack trace.
ConstructorTroubleAccess
import java.lang.reflect.Constructor; import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException; class Deny { private Deny() { System.out.format("Deny constructor%n"); } } public class ConstructorTroubleAccess { public static void main(String... args) { try { Constructor c = Deny.class.getDeclaredConstructor(); // c.setAccessible(true); // solution c.newInstance(); // production code should handle these exceptions more gracefully } catch (InvocationTargetException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (NoSuchMethodException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (InstantiationException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } catch (IllegalAccessException x) { x.printStackTrace(); } } }
$ java ConstructorTroubleAccess java.lang.IllegalAccessException: Class ConstructorTroubleAccess can not access a member of class Deny with modifiers "private" at sun.reflect.Reflection.ensureMemberAccess(Reflection.java:65) at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:505) at ConstructorTroubleAccess.main(ConstructorTroubleAccess.java:15)
Constructor
is declared to extend
AccessibleObject
which provides the ability to suppress this check via
AccessibleObject.setAccessible()
.


Planning responsibilities
- Prior to finalizing the project budget, consider possible costs associated with developing accessible content, written in clear language.
- During project planning, coordinate efforts with the project team to organize and schedule the approach to creating content written in clear words . Considerations to discuss:
- If possible, secure content authors or editors with experience writing in plain language
- Direct content authors to the clear words guideline
- Provide training on how to develop content that uses plain language principles. Determine if you will create a style guide to clearly communicate the unique needs of your content. Plan and schedule iterative plain language quality assurance checks throughout the project cycle. Schedule time for cycles of editing.
- If your content requires legal review, bring in legal experts early so they agree with using plain language.
- If your content uses a lot of technical terms, idioms, jargon, metaphors or sarcasm, plan the time to write clear words summaries.
- You may need a glossary section to define terms. This will need to be designed and coded.
Tips for collaboration
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- Decide if you will do studies to gather end user feedback that includes people with disabilities. If so, develop a schedule and process for obtaining and integrating the feedback.
- Decide which approach will be used to evaluate clear words. For example, one or more of the following approaches could be used:
- Use an professional editor
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- Use the method Use Clear Words - written, not coded yet


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In short, data viz is a representation of data in graphical format. It helps in simplifying complex data so as to allow for exploratory analysis where new patterns and insights might be uncovered. This reader offers a concise and clear introduction to the world of data visualization.
Data viz essentialsConsider what question are you asking about the data. Is it an exploratory chart where you are trying to make sense of the data set or testing out an hypothesis? Or is it an explanatory chart where you are sharing your insights with the audience
Continuous or categorical, text or numbers, spatial or temporal, network?
Limited attention span to process more than three to four variables at one time
Comparison, trends or correlation, proportion or composition, hierarchy or change over time
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This time round we utilise Flourish studio apps to create a Hans Rosling inspired chart, whereby we visualize the changes across countries on health related expenditures. We ask the question of how age depdendency ratio is related to health expenditures, both government and individual's out of pocket expenditure basis. Five variables are represented on this scatter visualization, age-dependency ratio, government health expenditure, countries by colour, years through time interactivity, out of pocket expenditure by size of scatter dot.
The visualization shows that the relationship between age dependency ratio and health expenditure varies across countries and would be an indication of effectiveness of healthcare policies in each country:
Using an animated bar chart race, we illustrate the changes in Singapore's resident employment landscape for the past decade or so. The colour of bars by industry provide clarity at a glance of the predominance of service based jobs locally. The animated changes of bar position based on hierarchy also allows an intuitve understanding of the changes in industries over the years


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