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hydralisk98 · 2 years ago

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LibreVastServitor computing stack designs 1/?

Just a quick reminder here, this is a customized computing stack manifestation game where I simply write what I desire and then let the wider universe manifest it for me whatever way that means, including personal efforts of mine. Boils down from customizing and adapting research material into a actionable series of items to manifest.

Ashur dream specifications

(mid-tower personal workstation computer)

2+ 2560x1440p monitors (one vertical, one or more horizontal)

Intel Core i5-4690 @ 3.5 GHz with its 4-cores (hoping forward to upgrade the RISC-V + OpenPOWER like processor for something decent with ~12-cores & much more open design) central processor unit

32GB of RAM

Some recent mid-range AMD GPU

64 GB Linux swap partition (mostly for virtual machines and RAMdisk partitions)

4TB+ SSD storage

Bluray burner

Floppy drive

Cassette / datasette drive

Themed GRUB bootloader

S6 init system

Arch-like package manager and software ecosystem

Customized alternative Linux kernel between Linux Libre & Zen kernel ( XanMod + Liquorix )

ZealOS, Parade, OpenBSD, OpenIndiana...

CLADO, DIS, Venera, Perseus, Maskoch, Synod, Monad, Valenz, Constans?

KDE Plasma with Liquid shell as desktop environment, complete with custom ricing, dot files & all the KDE desktop environment utilities;

Bash + Fish, Tmux, Astro-Neo-Vim with LSP, Emacs, LibreOffice Suite, Calligra, Bottles, Wine, WineTricks, QGIS, Firefox, LibreWolf, Dolphin, Konsole, Inkscape, Karbon, OpenStreetMap, GPlates, GProjector, Itch, Steam, GOG Galaxy, Lutris, Cyberpunk 2077, Ken Silverman's, FreeBASIC, Common Lisp, Godot + Qodot, VLC, MPV, .ogg / .ogv media player, musical tracker, 'Landchad.net', Brasero, K3B, FloppyFormatter, LibreCAD, AutoCAD, Blender, Kate, Qt, Nim, MUSL, C compiler, assembly monitor, HxD debugger, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, F#, C#, GNU make, NASM, Sweet Home 3D, some digital audio workstation software, Audacious, FFMPEG, Wayland, Morevna OpenToonz, some HTTP(S) web server suite, MongoDB, Hexo, Netlify CMS, RSS feed reader + generator, Pomodoro, Calendar, timely Tracker, Notion-like service, Tape, Gollum, some level editors, FreeCiv, The Sims 2, SimCity 4, Quake 1, Doom 1 & Doom 2, Markdown / Argdown, Konqueror, some WYSISYG rich media editor, some Raycaster engine, Daggerfall Unity, Portal 2, Source (1 & 2) Engine modding, some VirtualTableTop software, some remote desktop control software like VNC, OpenSSH, some distributed share storage software, Trenchbroom, StableDiffusionXL, ChatGPT open source alternative, DAO, Krita, GIMP, G'MIC & its plugins, PaintDotNet, CataclysmDDA, CataclysmBDA, Evennia, Python 3, Firefox for KDE (Developer Edition), Perl, PHP, MariaDB, lighttpd, Apache, Nginx, Themix Oomox GTK+ theme editor, Falkon, ...

Custom shell scripts, interactive REPL programming languages, some GUI programs, command aliases and dot file configurations;

Venera (computation "deque" project)

Original components:

RISC-V + OpenPOWER = LibreVast (tribble word-based open hardware architecture designed for daily use & tinkering developer purposes)

Tropix + OGAS = Nucleus (optimized distributed processing micro-kernel, like 'Inferno' & 'Plan9')

RedSeaFS + Parade = CLADOgram (direct-access rich media agentive filesystem & file server suite)

KDE + POSIX-compilant CDE = VUE (lightweight desktop environment with profound customization options)

CommonLisp w/ CLOS + Nim = Pan-Lisp (both low-level and high-level REPL programming language)

Existing components:

Fish, Tmux, Vim, Konsole, Flatpak, Git

KDE Plasma w/ Liquid shell alternative

Konqueror, LibreWolf

GIMP w/ G'MIC & Krita w/ G'MIC

Hexo (flat blog self-hosting web server), MariaDB, "Landchad.net" stuff

QEMU, Wine, Wine-tricks, Proton, Bottles, Lutris

Trenchbroom, Godot w/ Qodot

Kate, KDevelop, Okteta, Mousepad, Notepadqq

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#maskoch #manifestation game #free software #open source #osdev

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emil-blume · 4 years ago

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Acidmachines - Eine Übersicht

Acidmachines haben Acid House und Acid Techno maßgeblich geprägt und sind heute grundsätzliche Setups mit Kultstatus in der elektronischen Musik.

Ihre Geschichte beginnt 1981 mit dem TB-303 einem analogen Synthesizer des japanischen Herstellers Roland mit integriertem Stepsequenzer, sowie dem Roland TR-606, einem ebenfalls mittels Stepsequenzer programmierbaren Drumcomputer. Sowohl der TR-606, wie auch der kurz darauf folgende TR-707, wie auch TR-808 können als Drum Machine ihren Sequenzer mit dem Sequenzer der TB-303 synchronisieren. Ideal um mit einer Kombination der Geräte stabile Soundgerüste aus Melodie und Rythmus zu erzeugen.

Auch heute noch wird der Klang der TB-303 gerne für Produktionen von Techno, sowie House und Goatrance und anderen Stilrichtungen eingesetzt.

Im DancefloorKlassiker On And On, der 1984 von Chicago-House Legende Jesse Saunders produziert wurde, wird erstmals ein TB-303 zusammen mit einer TR-808 und einem Korg Poly-61 in den Clubs und der Szene von Chicago auffällig.

Acid House als Musikrichtung entstand 1985 in Chicago, wo Project Phuture unter Beteiligung von DJ Pierre, sowie Spank Spank und Herb Jackson gründete. Weil das Geld knapp war wurden zunächst nur ein TR-707 und ein TB-303 als Equipment gekauft. Durch Kombination der beiden Geräte und nach nächtelangen, exzessive Tuningmaßnahmen von Project Phuture an der TB-303 war die erste Acidmachine geboren.

Zu den Eigenschaften der ursprünglich von Roland gebauten Serie von TB-303 gehört es, dass keines der Geräte sich wie das andere anhört und es teilweise erhebliche Unterschide im Klang gibt. Zur möglichst kostengünstigen Herstellung der TB-303 hatte man im analogen Synthesizer sehr preiswerte Bauteile mit hohen Toleranzen verwendet, was die Klangunterschiede und auch die Vielzahl an möglichen Tuningmaßnahmen im Klangbild erklärt. Das Ergebnis des Elektroniktunings und der Sessions von Project Phuture war der für Acid typische blubbernden Synth-Sound.

Die ersten Arbeitsversionen von Acid Tracks dem Stück, dass der Acid Bewegung den Namen geben sollte, wurden testweise in den Clubs gespielt und basierten auf den Demo-Pattern des TB-303 Sequenzers. Die Jungs von Project Phuture konnten zunächst keine eigenen Pattern programmieren, weil ihnen das Bedienhandbuch für den TB-303 fehlte.

Die erste offizielle Veröffentlichung von Acid Tracks fand 1985 mit Hilfe von Marshall Jefferson statt und schlug in den Clubs ein wie eine Bombe.

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Das reguläre Release von Acid Tracks kam allerdings erst 1987 auf Vinyl heraus. Diese EP „Acid Tracks“ wurde Namensgeber und Grundlage für den neuen Musikstil, der sich Acid nennt.

Zu dieser Zeit kamen auch legendäre Tracks wie etwa Acid Over von Tyree oder Acid Thunder von Fast Eddie heraus.

Acid-House wurde in Europa und vor allem in England begeistert aufgenommen und beeinflusste Acts wie 808 State, oder D-Mob (We Call It Acieed) und S-Xpress.

Ab den 90ern waren die TR-909 und TB-303 Basis und Acidmachine für zahllose Acid-Techno-Tracks der 90er wie etwa Hardfloor.

Die TB-303 wurden ab 1985 immer immer begehrter. Roland hatte aber die Herstellung bereits 1984 wieder eingestellt, weil sich zunächst nicht genug Käufer finden ließen. Wer heute gebraucht eines der Originalgeräte in einem nutzbaren Zustand erwerben möchte, sollte bereit sein, mindestens das zehnfache des ürsprünglichen Ladenpreises zu investieren. 1982 sollen im Musikalienfachhandel einzelne Exemplare dieser silbrig glänzenden Kästen voller Elektronik für wenigstens 730,- DM über die Ladentheke gegangen sein.

Die Klangerzeugung der TB-303 lässt sich heute allerdings am Computer leicht per Software nachbilden. Als bekannte und zudem seit 2005 kostenlos verfügbare Softwarelösung für Windows bietet sich ReBirth RB-338 von Propellerhead an.

Mit der komplexen Nachbildung einer Acidmachine aus zwei TB-303, einer TR-909 und TR-808 als Softwareemulation, sowie zusätzlicher im RB-338 enthaltener, virtueller Effektgeräte kann man aus nahezu jedem neueren PC eine Acidmachine machen ohne Equipment, oder besondere Hardware kaufen zu müssen.

Seit einiger Zeit gibt es sogar eine Acidmachine für Nutzer, die weder Equipment kaufen, noch Software installieren wollen, oder Linux und andere Betriebssysteme nutzen.

Mit jedem aktuellen Internetbrowser erreichbar, bietet AcidMachine2 eine vollständige Acidmachine an, die komplett im Browser lauffähig ist.

Entwickler hinter der in Javascript geschriebenen Anwendung ist @errozerodesign

Eines seiner aktuellen, privaten Entwicklungsprojekte in der Freizeit ist Metronic Studio eine Webanwendung die zur Klangerzeugung einen TB-303 emuliert. Die Programmierung von Pattern des Sequenzer erfolgt grafische über eine PianoRoll die Veröffentlichung einer BetaVersion ist für die nächsten Monate angekündigt.

@errozerodesign auf Twitter:

Screenshot from my new web app: Metronic Studio... Built with Javascript, Vue and my custom UI framework. This has been an evening and weekend project for a long time! I'm hoping to get a demo version out in the next couple of months. #webaudio #javascript pic.twitter.com/juWONzPDqX— ErroZero (@errozerodesign) November 21, 2020

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websitedesigncourse · 4 years ago

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system76 · 5 years ago

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Behind the Scenes of System76: Web Team

On this installment of our Behind the Scenes series, we spoke to Mike Garegnani of the Web Team for an inside look at them Internets. Mike is a Full Stack Engineer, meaning he dabbles in front-end and back-end development—a man of many talents.

Check out our Behind the Scenes of Marketing article here.

What are the main duties of the web team?

Our main task is designing the website. We’re spending a lot of time working with various teams to improve the UX/UI experience. In addition to that, we manage the homepage on a regular basis. Those requests come in every time there’s a new product or an updated model. In those cases, we work with the Sales and Marketing Teams and [Product Manager Benjamin Shpurker] to make sure the new machine is featured properly. We work very closely with [Maria Komarova], who’s in charge of the user experience. She designs the website UI and we bring her dream to life from there.

There’s also the back-end administrative work, handling requests that come in from other teams. Like when someone accidentally posts their credit card info in a support ticket, we’ll manually go in and delete that to protect the customer.

Not to mention everything going on at the factory.

You name it, we probably have our hands in it. There’s the assembly side of things, where people are pulling down builds and shipping out computers. The systems we set up for them tell the Assembly Team what parts to use in a build, where things are located in the warehouse, prints the shipping labels, things like that.

One of our biggest responsibilities is building and supporting the inventory system. Early on [Sean Callan, Director of Web Engineering] was having to source a lot of questions with regard to looking up computers and different builds, which was taking up much of his time. We eventually decided to develop Samwise, our resident Slack sidekick who’s helped immensely with the workload.

What does Samwise do? (WDSD)

Samwise is a Slack bot that was originally developed to increase efficiency by quickly providing build and order data to the Assembly Team. Since then, we’ve taught him to help manage the build queue entirely in Slack, and equipped him to help the Support Team as well.

You’ve been working a lot with assembly and inventory systems lately.

Right now we’re trying to migrate away from our legacy PHP app, which runs the internal systems for various departments. It works, but it’s not sustainable long-term. We’ve been working really hard to get everything ported over to a different architecture on our Elixir app, which also has a front end for it.

Are those apps you build yourselves as well?

Yeah, for the most part everything has been developed in-house. But once we get our sales and support systems integrated, we’ll start moving away from our legacy app to a third-party system. This will help us increase efficiency with things like assigning support tickets, and in doing so it’ll enable us to continually improve the customer experience.

What is the next big project in your pipeline?

After the new integration, it’ll be a new configurator. We’re working with Maria and [CEO Carl Richell] to put together a more streamlined experience with regards to configurating your computer. We like to sell high-end products, so we want to create a high-end experience for our users.

Do you work a lot with open source tools?

Almost exclusively. For the homepage we use Nuxt and VUE. Elixir for the back-end is open source. Visual Studio Code has a pretty open architecture, but I’m not sure that one’s fully open source. I also use Atom which is a GitHub product, so that’s pretty much open source by default. When it comes down to it, open source is a way of life for me.

What do you enjoy working on the most?

I really enjoy having a team to work with. Having people to bounce ideas off of is a game-changer for me since I’ve always had to figure things out by myself. I like to call myself a “Google graduate”. I’m really good at googling things. But to answer the question, we really enjoy making tools to make people’s lives easier. Being helpful is really what we’re in it for.

What are you most proud of accomplishing so far this year as a team?

What we’re doing to improve support and sales will go a long way towards helping System76 grow. That, and all the ways we’ve made our own team more efficient is going to help us a lot going forward.

What’s the process like for developing a new feature?

We’ll start by getting together in Slack and discuss the most logical way to address the problem. From there, we plan out individually what tasks need to occur and assign them in Trello, which we use for project management. Before we write any code, we usually have several iterations of how we’re going to approach the problem. It’s got to be a combination of speed and approachability. We need to make it usable, and we don’t want it to be too complicated. Like with Samwise, we didn’t want to build a whole front end interface, so we integrated it with Slack. It’s been a really big success.

In terms of something that might end up on a user-facing page, we’ll bring in stakeholders to figure out what changes have to be made. Usually this means getting designs from Maria, and we’ll work off of the mock-up. Sometimes we have to use our imagination, and that’s always fun to collaborate with other teams in that regard.

How do you divide up the work?

We tend to go with our strengths. I’m more of a front-end developer so I’m charged with that, [Blake Kostner] will work on the back end, and Sean is really good with architecture.

Do you use a System76 laptop?

Absolutely! I’ve got an Oryx Pro 4.

How was the transition to Linux?

For development tools I’d actually say it was easier. Often on macOS I’m having to find software libraries that are ports of the officially supported tools, When I finally got a hold of one of these [System76] laptops and had to set everything up, it was like butter. Everything just worked. It was great.

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Smart Bites, Pack 3: Interactive Wonders

✨ The third clip reveals the power of CSS and interactive games that will amaze with their simplicity and functionality.

1️⃣ Scroll Snap Features Horizontal scrolling in CSS3, smooth transitions, and high performance without a single line of JavaScript. GitHub: https://github.com/Zorger27/Scroll-Snap

2️⃣ Memory Game An engaging game that tests your memory by finding pairs of cards. GitHub: https://github.com/Zorger27/Memory-game Website: https://zorin.expert/extra/games/memory

3️⃣ Hamburger Menu An animated hamburger menu that creates a stylish visual effect when opened. GitHub: https://github.com/Zorger27/Hamburger-menu

4️⃣ Dropdown Menu Elegant CSS3 menu that works without a single line of JavaScript. GitHub: https://github.com/Zorger27/Dropdown-Menu

5️⃣ Vue.js template with JavaScript Starter template for SPA created with Vue.js and JavaScript. GitHub: https://github.com/Zorger27/Vue-JS-Template Website: https://vue-template-js.vercel.app

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hydralisk98 · 5 years ago

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hydralisk98′s web projects tracker:

Core principles=

Fail faster

‘Learn, Tweak, Make’ loop

This is meant to be a quick reference for tracking progress made over my various projects, organized by their “ultimate target” goal:

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(Website)=

Install Firefox

Install Chrome

Install Microsoft newest browser

Install Lynx

Learn about contemporary web browsers

Install a very basic text editor

Install Notepad++

Install Nano

Install Powershell

Install Bash

Install Git

Learn HTML

Elements and attributes

Commenting (single line comment, multi-line comment)

Head (title, meta, charset, language, link, style, description, keywords, author, viewport, script, base, url-encode, )

Hyperlinks (local, external, link titles, relative filepaths, absolute filepaths)

Headings (h1-h6, horizontal rules)

Paragraphs (pre, line breaks)

Text formatting (bold, italic, deleted, inserted, subscript, superscript, marked)

Quotations (quote, blockquote, abbreviations, address, cite, bidirectional override)

Entities & symbols (&entity_name, &entity_number, &nbsp, useful HTML character entities, diacritical marks, mathematical symbols, greek letters, currency symbols, )

Id (bookmarks)

Classes (select elements, multiple classes, different tags can share same class, )

Blocks & Inlines (div, span)

Computercode (kbd, samp, code, var)

Lists (ordered, unordered, description lists, control list counting, nesting)

Tables (colspan, rowspan, caption, colgroup, thead, tbody, tfoot, th)

Images (src, alt, width, height, animated, link, map, area, usenmap, , picture, picture for format support)

old fashioned audio

old fashioned video

Iframes (URL src, name, target)

Forms (input types, action, method, GET, POST, name, fieldset, accept-charset, autocomplete, enctype, novalidate, target, form elements, input attributes)

URL encode (scheme, prefix, domain, port, path, filename, ascii-encodings)

Learn about oldest web browsers onwards

Learn early HTML versions (doctypes & permitted elements for each version)

Make a 90s-like web page compatible with as much early web formats as possible, earliest web browsers’ compatibility is best here

Learn how to teach HTML5 features to most if not all older browsers

Install Adobe XD

Learn Adobe XD basics

Learn Figma basics

Install Microsoft’s VS Code

Install my Microsoft’s VS Code favorite extensions

Learn HTML5

Semantic elements

Layouts

Graphics (SVG, canvas)

Track

Audio

Video

Embed

APIs (geolocation, drag and drop, local storage, application cache, web workers, server-sent events, )

HTMLShiv for teaching older browsers HTML5

HTML5 style guide and coding conventions (doctype, clean tidy well-formed code, lower case element names, close all html elements, close empty html elements, quote attribute values, image attributes, space and equal signs, avoid long code lines, blank lines, indentation, keep html, keep head, keep body, meta data, viewport, comments, stylesheets, loading JS into html, accessing HTML elements with JS, use lowercase file names, file extensions, index/default)

Learn CSS

Selections

Colors

Fonts

Positioning

Box model

Grid

Flexbox

Custom properties

Transitions

Animate

Make a simple modern static site

Learn responsive design

Viewport

Media queries

Fluid widths

rem units over px

Mobile first

Learn SASS

Variables

Nesting

Conditionals

Functions

Learn about CSS frameworks

Learn Bootstrap

Learn Tailwind CSS

Learn JS

Fundamentals

Document Object Model / DOM

JavaScript Object Notation / JSON

Fetch API

Modern JS (ES6+)

Learn Git

Learn Browser Dev Tools

Learn your VS Code extensions

Learn Emmet

Learn NPM

Learn Yarn

Learn Axios

Learn Webpack

Learn Parcel

Learn basic deployment

Domain registration (Namecheap)

Managed hosting (InMotion, Hostgator, Bluehost)

Static hosting (Nertlify, Github Pages)

SSL certificate

FTP

SFTP

SSH

CLI

Make a fancy front end website about

Make a few Tumblr themes

===You are now a basic front end developer!

Learn about XML dialects

Learn XML

Learn about JS frameworks

Learn jQuery

Learn React

Contex API with Hooks

Learn Vue.js

Vuex

NUXT

Learn Svelte

NUXT (Vue)

Learn Gatsby

Learn Gridsome

Learn Typescript

Make a epic front end website about

===You are now a front-end wizard!

Learn Node.js

Express

Nest.js

Koa

Learn Python

Django

Flask

Learn GoLang

Revel

Learn PHP

Laravel

Slim

Symfony

Learn Ruby

Ruby on Rails

Sinatra

Learn SQL

PostgreSQL

MySQL

Learn ORM

Learn ODM

Learn NoSQL

MongoDB

RethinkDB

CouchDB

Learn a cloud database

Firebase, Azure Cloud DB, AWS

Learn a lightweight & cache variant

Redis

SQLlite

NeDB

Learn GraphQL

Learn about CMSes

Learn Wordpress

Learn Drupal

Learn Keystone

Learn Enduro

Learn Contentful

Learn Sanity

Learn Jekyll

Learn about DevOps

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Getting Started with Vue-cli and Nuxt

Introduction to Nuxt

Nuxt is a framework which borrows the ideas from Next.js and proves to be a universal framework for Vue.js applications. Nuxt helps you to create a variety of applications ranging from Static Generated Vue.js Applications to the Server Rendered Vue.js applications. It comes with a lot of middle ware and layouts that can help anyone to get started without hassle. We can…

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flammine · 6 years ago

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Drama chinois: The untamed

Parce que que j’adore ce drama et que j’avais envie d’en dire plus voilà sa fiche !

Drama Chinois Titre: The Untamed (l’indompté) Nombre d’épisodes: 50x45 min Diffusion: depuis le 27 juin 2019 Genre: Fantasy / Aventure / Action / Historique Acteurs principaux:

Histoire:

Ce drame est basé sur le roman à succès « Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation » (Grand maître de la culture démoniaque) par l’écrivain de genre boys' love Mo Xiang Tong Xiu.

Le monde est dirigé par le puissant clan Wen, qui domine les plus petits clans: Lan, Jiang, Nie et Jin.

Wei Wu Xian, insouciant, se lie rapidement d'amitié avec Lan Wang Ji. Au cours de leurs aventures, ils découvrent que le chef du clan Wen est le responsable d'une série de complots qui causent des ravages sur les terres. Les tentatives de Wei Wu Xian pour protéger les membres innocents du clan Wen de la persécution le mènent au désastre. Wei Wu Xian réapparaît seize ans plus tard et collabore avec son ami, Lan Wang Ji, afin de résoudre une série de mystères, en vue de trouver et de vaincre le véritable coupable. The Untamed est basé sur le web-roman BL "Mo Dao Zu Chi" de Mo Xiang Tong Xiu.

Avis perso: Drama coup de coeur! Certes le synopsis ne nous vend pas du rêve mais lorsque l’on commence les premiers épisodes, on accroche vite! Wei Wu Xian est fortement attachant, il nous fait rire et pleurer. Son acolyte est son total opposé Lan Wang Ji est lui beaucoup plus sur la réserve. Ajouter à cela deux superbes musiques et décors, les effets spéciaux (on enlève le loup imitation peluche svp), les costumes et puis finalement l’histoire dans laquelle on s’immerge complètement. A voir !

Pour le voir: https://www.viki.com/tv/36657c-the-untamed

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Because I love this drama and I wanted to say more about it!

History:

This drama is based on the hit novel "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation" by the genre writer Boys' love Mo Xiang Tong Xiu.

The world is ruled by the powerful Wen clan, which dominates the smaller clans: Lan, Jiang, Nie and Jin.

Wei Wu Xian, carefree, quickly befriend Lan Wang Ji. During their adventures, they discover that the leader of the Wen clan is responsible for a series of plots that wreak havoc on the land. Wei Wu Xian's attempts to protect the innocent members of the Wen clan from persecution are leading to disaster.

Wei Wu Xian reappears sixteen years later and collaborates with his friend, Lan Wang Ji, to solve a series of mysteries, in order to find and defeat the real culprit.

The Untamed is based on Mo Xiang Tong Xiu's web-novel BL "Mo Dao Zu Chi".

Personal note: Drama favorite! While the synopsis does not sell us the dream but when we start the first episodes, we hang fast! Wei Wu Xian is very endearing, he makes us laugh and cry. His sidekick is his total opposite Lan Wang Ji is him much more on the reserve. Add to that two great music and scenery, special effects (we remove the wolf imitation plush please), the costumes and then finally the story in which we immerse ourselves completely. To have !

To view it: https://www.viki.com/tv/36657c-the-untamed

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SAS A00-280 Certification Exam

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This year in JavaScript: 2018 in review and npm’s predictions for 2019

This study is adapted from my presentation npm and the Future of JavaScript. No data is perfect; if you have questions about ours you can read about the methodology used to gather this data.

npm has over 10 million users who download well over 30 billion packages every month. On an average Tuesday—npm’s busiest day—users download more than 1.3 billion packages of open source JavaScript. This gives us a lot of information about what JavaScript users are up to. On top of that data, in partnership with the Node.js Foundation and the JS Foundation we survey of over 16,000 developers to ask what they’re up to.

From these two sources, we’ve uncovered some insights about the makeup of the npm community, as well as information about what the community considers to be best practices. This will help you make your technical choices in 2019.

JavaScript is the world’s most popular programming language

It’s no news to anyone that JavaScript is incredibly popular these days. Stack Overflow’s 2018 developer survey has JavaScript as the most popular programming language (with fellow web languages HTML and CSS at the #2 and #3 spots). GitHub’s most recent Octoverse infographic ranks languages by the number of pull requests received, and JavaScript is the top there, too.

The total number of JavaScript developers is hard to estimate. Slashdata’s 2018 survey suggests there were 9.7M by the end of 2017 and growing quickly, meaning there are well over 10M at this point. npm’s own estimates suggest there are over 10M npm users, and we see similarly rapid growth. There are JavaScript developers who do not yet use npm, but as a percentage of all JavaScript developers they are quite small, possibly fewer than 10%.

The npm Registry contributes to the popularity of JavaScript

Without question, JavaScript’s popularity is driven by its ubiquity as the only language directly usable for developing web applications. However, a fascinating paper by Leo Meyerovich and Ariel Rabkin at Berkeley studied the factors contributing to programming language adoption and found that, overall, the availability of open-source libraries relevant to the task at hand was the most important factor in selecting a programming language.

Our own survey data support the conclusions of this study. The most common reason respondents gave for choosing JavaScript was the number of libraries available.

With over 836,000 libraries currently available, npm is the largest single collection of open-source libraries in the world, by a significant margin—although JavaScript’s tendency towards smaller libraries means this comparison isn’t entirely apples-to-apples. Regardless, this enormous reservoir of open source code means that the popularity of JavaScript and npm works both ways: the language gains popularity because of the Registry, and vice versa.

npm is used to build every kind of application

We asked users where the JavaScript they write is used. An overwhelming 93% of respondents said that they write code for the web, with a still-substantial 70% saying they write JavaScript that runs on servers, i.e., Node.js. However, many other application areas including Internet of Things (IoT), desktop applications, native mobile applications, and others saw substantial numbers of users, too.

This is a significant change for those of us who work at npm, Inc. and maintain the npm command-line tool. npm was invented to serve the needs of server-side app developers, and the needs of web developers are different. Becoming a majority-web platform has meant changing our priorities, which has ledto new features like package locking by default.

npm is essential to web development

When npm, Inc. started in 2014, a tree of a few dozen JavaScript packages was typical. These days, the average modern web application has over 1000 modules, and trees of over 2000 modules are not uncommon. In fact, 97% of the code in a modern web application comes from npm. An individual developer is responsible only for the final 3% that makes their application unique and useful.

This is a huge success story for code reuse, for the strength of the npm community, and for open source in general. The time saved by not re-inventing the code in thousands of modules is saving millions of developers hundreds of millions of coding-hours.

npm has focused on security in 2018

To a great many developers, npm has simply become the way you build a website. This is a responsibility we take seriously. In our survey, 77% of developers said they were concerned about the quality and security of the open source libraries they used, and a worrying 52% said the tools currently available were inadequate. We went into more depth on these results in our post Attitudes to Security in the JavaScript community earlier this year.

In April, we announced that we acquired ^Lift Security and their product, the Node Security Platform. Today, the NSP is integrated directly into npm, and every install of npm includes security audits that notify users if they are installing insecure modules. We also furnish tools to easily correct these vulnerabilities by automatically installing secure versions of their modules. In addition, users of npm Enterprise and paid npm Organizations users receive notifications of embargoed vulnerabilities not yet publicly disclosed.

The demographics of npm users

The basic demographics of our survey respondents are covered in our methodology post, but there are several important facts worth highlighting:

1. We are mostly new. 25% have been using JavaScript for less than 2 years, and 51% have been using npm for less than 2 years. This is a side effect of the community doubling in size in that time!

2. We are mostly self-taught. 69% of npm users mostly taught themselves JavaScript, with the next highest being 22% who learned on the job.

We don’t just write JavaScript. People who use npm aren’t always strictly JavaScript developers—30% each report writing Java, PHP, and Python, and smaller numbers of lots of other languages.

We don’t just work at “tech” companies. 55% of npm users describe themselves as working at a company that wouldn’t be considered a “tech” company.

There are also some ways that npm users don’t differ from the general population of software developers, which is itself interesting. For example, npm users work at every size of company, in roughly the same proportion as those companies exist. JavaScript isn’t a “big company” or a “small company” tech. npm users also are evenly distributed across every industry, as well as other demographics such as age and education level.

Everybody would like less tooling

JavaScript in 2018 is somewhat notorious for requiring a lot of tooling to get going, which is quite a reversal from the situation in 2014, when Node.js was considered an “everything included” framework. Today, most developers wouldn’t consider Node to be a framework at all. True to that, all of our survey respondents would like to see less tooling, less configuration required to get started, and better documentation of the tools that do exist. But what tools?

We went in-depth into the popularity of JavaScript frameworks in our “State of JavaScript Frameworks” series (part 1, part 2, part 3) earlier this year. We won’t reiterate all the findings of that analysis, but rather dive into a few updates of what’s changed in the 9 months since then.

As a reminder, it’s important to understand the “share of registry” metric we are using here: a “flat” graph in this case means strong growth, just not growth relative to the growth of the registry, which is always growing quickly.

React’s growth has slowed

React continues to dominate the web scene. Over 60% of npm’s survey respondents say they are using React, and it has grown further since then. However, that growth in 2018 has been slower than in 2017.

Angular downloads have stayed flat

The two major flavors of Angular combined have stayed roughly flat in terms of market share.

Ember’s popularity has rebounded

In a very unusual phenomenon, Ember’s popularity, which appeared to be declining, has continued a strong rebound. By September, more than twice as many developers were using Ember as at the beginning of the year. We’re going to keep a close eye on this story, but we think Ember’s resurgence is part of the explanation for the slowdown in React.

Vue’s strong growth has continued

Vue was already growing quickly and that continued in 2018. Many Vue users report that they picked it over React because in their opinion it’s easier to get started while maintaining extensibility. Our current theory is that React’s growth has been slowed by many newer users picking Vue.

GraphQL continues hyper-growth

GraphQL, tracked by its most popular client library Apollo, continues to explode in popularity. We think it’s going to be a technical force to reckon with in 2019.

Transpilers rule, led by Babel—and a surprise: TypeScript

Babel is familiar to any React user as the tool used to transpile React’s next-generation JavaScript into the currently-supported JavaScript standards. In line with React’s 60% market share, 65% of npm users report using Babel. (It also has uses outside of the React ecosystem.)

Something of a surprise, however, was TypeScript, with 46% of survey respondents reporting they use Microsoft’s the type-checked JavaScript variant. This is major adoption for a tool of this kind and might signal a sea change in how developers write JavaScript. We are definitely going to be asking more questions about TypeScript usage in the next version of our survey.

npm’s predictions for 2019

It’s always difficult to make predictions about an ecosystem as huge, varied, and fast-changing as JavaScript, but our data has led us to make a few predictions for 2019 that we think we can commit to.

1. You will abandon one of your current tools. Frameworks and tools don’t last in JavaScript. The average framework has a phase of peak popularity of 3–5 years, followed by years of slow decline as people maintain legacy applications but move to newer frameworks for new work. Be prepared to learn new frameworks, and don’t hold on to your current tools too tightly.

2. Despite a slowdown in growth, React will be the dominant framework in 2019. 60% market share for a web framework is unheard-of, and that’s partly because React isn’t a full framework, just part of one. This allows it to flexibly cover more use-cases. But for building a web app in 2019, more people will use React than anything else, and that will result in a big advantage in terms of tutorials, advice, and bug fixes.

3. You’ll need to learn GraphQL. It might be too early to put GraphQL into production, especially if your API is already done, but 2019 is the year you should get your mind around the concepts of GraphQL. There’s a good chance you’ll be using them in new projects later in the year and in 2020.

4. Somebody on your team will bring in TypeScript. 46% adoption implies that TypeScript is more than just a tool for enthusiasts. Real people are getting real value out of the extra safety provided by type-checking. Especially if you’re a member of a larger team, consider adopting TypeScript into your 2019 projects.

Stay tuned

One prediction we’re very confident in making is that this community will continue to rapidly grow and expand the capabilities of JavaScript. As it grows, we’ll be documenting new trends and sharing our insights with the community. You can follow along by subscribing to our weekly newsletter and following us on Twitter.

#javascript #npm #npmjs #reactjs #node.js

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