#Integrated Development Environment

[son-of-avraham]

Can you talk more about how you decided to convert through conservative judaism over reform and what the process was like for you? I've been going to a reform shul for a while, to the point where I know everyone who regularly comes and I also love our rabbi. It almost feels like a second home, but I realized recently that I think I agree more with Conservative views on halacha and would prefer converting through that stream, but I also don't wanna leave all the nice people I've met so far, and also the nearest conservative shul is over an hour drive away :( I thought I'd just convert through reform anyways but maybe talk about keeping a conservative level of observance for my conversion, but I feel like it would be dishonest to convert reform if I don't agree with their fundamental views on halacha and such. It's hard thinking about leaving the community I love, but I also feel that I'd get more of what I personally want out of Judaism from a conservative conversion. Would really love some advice on navigating this if you're willing!!

I'll preface this by saying that this is included in my FAQ, so if you want to check that out, you might get more information that I might have forgotten to include here.

What I fundamentally believe people should do in the conversion process is to do what is accessible to them. If reform is accessible to you, I don't see why you would have to upend yourself and leave behind your pre-established community.

To me, movement means very little. If you've converted halachically (which reform absolutely can do and does), you've converted. You can be a reform jew who follows or believes in a myriad of things - I doubt a rabbi is going to say, "now, I want to convert you, but you don't believe only in the Reform Positions, so it looks like you can't be converted." If anything, a rabbi would be thrilled to hear what your positions are and why. It reminds me of my ITJ class where the presenting rabbi asked if we believed in g-d or not. She literally balked about how none of us voted "no." She was amazed.

I only decided to convert through the conservative movement because it was the most accessible to me. Nothing about the conversion process changed because I chose conservative - I'm still working with a rabbi, I'm still engaged with my community, and I will stand before a beit din and immerse in the mikvah. If I could let you in on a secret... If movement didn't matter to others, I wouldn't even put which movement I'm affiliated with on this blog.One of the most important things in jewish conversion and jewish life in general is having a community. It sounds like you've found that - it isn't dishonest to be in community and to just be yourself (yes, even if you disagree with some aspects of different practices - two jews, three opinions, anyone?). Plenty of people in my conservative shul are more frum than others, and some are less frum. Even within your own movement, your practices will look wildly different than other jews of the same movement. In actuality, we're all starting from more or less the same starting point which is judaism. You have a lifetime to explore the mitzvot and see how you will practice. Nothing about that is inherently dishonest or disingenuous.

[brotherdusk]

decide that the time is right to brush up on my german -> make a google spreadsheet to track new vocabulary -> remember my failed attempt to make an irish spreadsheet before -> look up people's existing vocabulary spreadsheet designs, because surely there's some nice ones out there -> find one that makes clever use of filters and scripts to keep the vocab lists manageable and organised -> realise this involves figuring out google's scripting app to get the spreadsheet to automatically track dates like it's meant to -> get the script working as intended after about 90 minutes' work -> realise the script doesn't clean up the information it's adding -> spend another 10 minutes writing an addendum to the existing script template so it adds and removes dates 100% automatically -> still haven't learned any new german vocabulary but I'm having a great time regardless

[craptainkirk]

The empath was a really good episode and gem was so cute and the music that played when she was onscreen was so beautiful and I love it when there are women who are portrayed as being very sensitive because im like o.m.g. She is just like me

[manishpathak]

🌱 What does #EcoIntegrity mean?

It's about healthy, whole ecosystems where nature thrives!

What does a truly healthy forest, a vibrant coral reef, or a thriving wetland look and feel like to you? That's the essence of Eco Integrity – the ability of an ecosystem to maintain its natural richness and function.

What aspects of nature's integrity do you value most, and what local examples come to mind? Share your thoughts below! 👇

[crudely-drawn-ben]

Easy to for you to say "beware the ides of March" but some of us are programmers; we can't stop using IDEs for a whole month.

[dreamlandiasims]

Ive fallen down a hole of binge watching horizon zero dawn and forbidden west playthroughs sooo next story might not be up tomorrow 😅

[werewolf-kat]

How can Google's decisions for Chrome get any WORSE? What on earth is this?!

The gist: Google wants to implement a "feature" for website owners/developers to be selective on who can see their website. These devs (or their malicious higher-ups) could block out or limit Firefox users, Safari users, open source or indie browsers, etc. from their website; and worst of all, they could block or limit as far as the device you use.

Major concerns:

How can people even WANT this other than corrupt companies trying to force competing users to tediously go through the needed hoops to access the website? There's already the web design standard of optimizing load times to be welcoming for visitors. This ain't going to encourage anyone to have interest in your website (or its company by extension). It really will be a test of consumer trust.

Worryingly, lazy or more apathetic web developers might use this to dance around compatibility challenges in their websites. I've seen my fair share of these types of devs in the community who take the frustration of browser compatibilities too far. They're a minority (thankfully, seen in the video is the Chrome repository getting completely flooded with criticisms). But, yeah, pro-tip to web developers: Learn to prioritize the layout and order of your content in plain HTML first before you jump into design. And then build the CSS from there in a "ranking" of completely compatible with all browsers, to less compatibilities. So you can manage and keep track of how your site will look on anything out there.

The sheer fear and worry for accessibility in web design that I'm feeling from this, man. Again, it's not just browsers... Malicious entities making decisions for websites could block out or further limit accessibility devices (if they're counted) because of the extra work that comes with ensuring a website is accessible to a wide range of disabled or impaired users. I can't fully tell if screen reader software could somehow get affected, but who knows how far Google will want to go in this nightmare of a proposal.

Read more on this situation:

"It is also interesting to note that the first use case listed is about ensuring that interactions with ads are genuine. While this is not problematic on the surface, it certainly hints at the idea that Google is willing to use any means of bolstering its advertising platform, regardless of the potential harm to the users of the web."

Vivaldi Article

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"The proposal threatens the free and open internet in a number of ways, but one of the biggest revolves around the fact that should there be a central server that attests to whether a browser can be trusted or not, it means that anything non-standard will not be trusted. In other words, new browsers would not be trusted, and legacy software would no longer be able to access much of the internet after a certain length of time. Given that it verifies the integrity of the browser, it could also technically block certain extensions (such as Adblock) if Google were to go down that route."

XDA Developers

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"What makes the fingerprinting process somewhat insidious is that, unlike web cookies, no residue is left on a user’s computer – everything can be stored in the cloud. The fingerprint data can be collected even if users run private or incognito browsing sessions. Worse yet, each user’s fingerprint can be shared across websites without the user’s knowledge."

Silicon Angle

[prateekcmi]

Software Development Market Anticipated to Grow Owing to Digital Transformation

The Software Development Market offers a spectrum of solutions ranging from custom application development and enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to mobile apps, cloud-native platforms, and DevOps toolchains. These products streamline workflows, automate business processes, and enable real-time analytics, driving operational efficiency and improving time-to-market. Organizations leverage these solutions to enhance customer engagement, scale infrastructure dynamically, and reduce total cost of ownership.  

Get More Insights on Software Development Market https://www.patreon.com/posts/software-market-131141770  

[govindhtech]

Agentic Coding Experience Introduced By Amazon Q Developer

Agentic Coding Practice

An agentic coding experience in Amazon Q Developer enhances the IDE.

Amazon Q Developer is a new, interactive, agentic coding experience in Visual Studio Code. Interactive coding enhances prompt-based elements of this experience. create code, create documentation, run tests, and evaluate changes with a natural, real-time collaborative companion.

Amazon Q Developer transforms how you develop and maintain code by providing explicit rationale for its suggestions and allowing you chose automatic or manual modifications. You use Amazon Q Developer CLI agent often and have witnessed how its chat interface simplifies software development. My daily coding has improved with an AI-powered CLI assistance a Q Chat away.

The new agentic coding experience in Amazon Q Developer's IDE works seamlessly with your local development environment. You can run bash commands, read and write files, and discuss work naturally. Amazon Q Developer accelerates development by knowing your codebase and aiding with complex tasks through natural discourse.

Look see it in action

Amazon Q Developer Free with AWS Builder ID user identification or Amazon Q Developer Pro, a paid membership service, are available.

Existing users should upgrade to the newest. Launch Amazon Q Developer in the IDE.

Select the Amazon Q icon in my IDE to enter the chat interface. A web application that translates Jupiter notebooks from the Amazon Nova sample repository into interactive applications may be created for this presentation.

Amazon Q Developer examines the README file, notebooks, notes, and other files in the chat folder. Located in the repository root of the instance.

Amazon Q Developer begins application construction following repository analysis. It requests permission to execute bash to create folders and files according to prompt conditions.

After organising folders, Amazon Q Developer generates the web app.

The application will finish shortly. Amazon Q Developer provides the application structure and deployment instructions, which may be turned into a README file during the conversation.

You encountered a problem when launching the app. Amazon Q chat can explain things in Spanish.

Amazon Q Developers can respond in Spanish with code changes and corrections!

After the suggested changes, the app worked. The new Amazon Nova interface lets you create, edit, and analyse photographs and videos.

The photos above show my application's output. You requested a Spanish video producing code, thus it presented the notification in Spanish.

Know something

Natural language speaking Amazon Q Developer IDE supports Mandarin, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Hindi, and Portuguese.

Understanding and cooperation The system analyses your files, documentation, and repository structure and lets you naturally interface with your local development environment. This deep awareness allows for more accurate and contextual development help.

Control and transparency Amazon Q Developer gives you complete control over the development process with frequent progress notifications and automatic code modifications or step-by-step evaluation.

Accessibility Visual Studio Code gets interactive, agentic coding from Amazon Q Developer. Cost Amazon Q Developer Free and Pro Tier clients can use agentic chat in the IDE for free. The Amazon Q Developer price page has further information.

[newzquest]

Leading with heart ❤️ The power of People-First Approach

The Power of a People-First ApproachIn today’s dynamic world, the traditional top-down approach to leadership is steadily giving way to a more human-centric model. People-first leadership isn’t just a trend; it’s a fundamental shift in mindset that recognizes the invaluable contribution of each individual within a team. It’s about understanding that when people feel valued, supported, and…

[enyementv]

The Minister of Water and Environment discusses the Integrated Water Resources Management project with the Development Program.

In a significant meeting held today in Aden, Minister of Water and Environment, Engineer Tawfiq Al-Sharjabi, engaged with Salio Torsi, the Head of Climate Change, Water, Environment, and Energy Sector at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), along with the Project Manager for Integrated Water Resources Management. The discussion focused on the Integrated Water Resources Management…

[simulanissolutions]

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the concept of the metaverse has gained significant traction. As businesses and individuals seek to create immersive experiences that bridge the gap between the physical and virtual worlds, companies like Simulanis Solutions have emerged as leaders in this innovative space. As a premier Metaverse Development Company, Simulanis is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in digital interaction

[gagande]

Purecode reviews | Integration with Development Environments

HTML formatter tools can also be effortlessly integrated into Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) through features such as keyboard shortcuts, context menu options, and automatic formatting upon saving files. 

[faisalakhtar12]

GitLab Environments: Your Cloud Playground Blueprint

Remember when you were a kid and tried to build the ultimate LEGO castle? You had all these cool pieces, but figuring out how they fit together was the real challenge. Well, welcome to the grown-up version: building your serverless cloud playground! Let’s take a bird’s-eye view of our LEGO set… err, I mean, our solution components. The Grand Blueprint: Components Overview Imagine you’re an…

[vaibhavpropertiesdelhincr]