#jexcel

[freewingthefree]

why are these two different authors using different mitzvot numbering systems

do you want to kill me

do you have any idea what this excel sheet looks like now. the arcane formulas i will have to use to parse this much talmud and like textually fuzzy compare different strings

so that i can organize and categorize the mitzvot into comprehensible blocks

if this excel sheet becomes sentient im submitting it to be a rabbi

[chihzy]

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[jexcellmarketing]

Outsourcing is becoming a top demand nowadays. In 2019 as per Statista, recent statistics revealed that the global outsourcing market was worth $85.6 billion. This indicates that businesses are now considering outsourcing as part of their strategic business approaches. Companies hire freelancers to sustain business growth.

Freelancers are self-managing professionals who are equipped with technical and competent skills for your business. They have the nature to make your business flourish and be successful. And, they have these "skillsets" that they utilize to make them more efficient and effective. Also, these freelancers are a very trustworthy and affordable business partners. What are freelancers’ skills that make businesses hire freelancers?

Digital Marketing

Social Media Marketing

Search Engine Optimization

Website Development and Development

Content Writing

Graphic design

Video Creation

Sales

Career Advice and Mentoring

Customer service

Virtual Assistant

Accounting/ Bookkeeping

Excel/Spreadsheets

Here are four reasons why every business must embrace freelancers in their business.

1. Cost-effective

Hiring freelancers over full-time employees is found to be a more cost-effective strategy for some business owners. It is because there are tasks that are not common and regular. Thus, you will only hire freelancers when you need some specific tasks to be done at a specific schedule. Also, you don’t need to worry about additional costs for benefits of a regular staff like sick and holiday pay, medical and other benefits. In addition, you don't need to worry about their training and onboarding costs. Plus, there will be no unproductive time with freelancers because they’re inclined to deliver outstanding outputs to their clients. Hiring a freelancer is deemed necessary, especially when a business is just starting up because hiring a freelancer means you can save in terms of staff costs.

2. Access to experts

Every freelancer has a specific niche. So, with numerous years working with their skill sets as their services, their crafts are incredibly professional and efficient. You don’t need to train freelancers because they are equipped with outstanding skills and expertise. Aside from the expertise freelancers own, they will also provide value and excellence to your business. Most freelancers undergo several pieces of training and online courses to sharpen and grow their skill sets. On top of this, freelancers always aim for positive reviews and referrals. And so, they will develop as if your business is their own business.

3. Focusing on core functions

In outsourcing, your business will not only save money but will also save you time. As a business leader who hires people specifically freelancers, you are integrating the workflow of your business. You are delegating tasks. That’s why you will have more time to focus on major business functions. To hire freelancers means to improve your business productivity and efficiency.

4. Flexibility

Uncertainties are imminent; thus, hiring freelancers allows your business to have flexibility in terms of hiring staff. When there’s a need for additional staff, hiring freelancers is the best option. You don’t need to train, you don’t need to pay for health benefits and insurance, and the contract will end when the project is done. Outsourcing is one of the effective ways to get access to experts while saving money and time. Also, it is a way to increase the productivity and efficiency rate of the business. Freelancers are diverse professionals. That’s why if you need to outsource from distant places, you don’t need to worry because they work remotely. Now that you learn the very reasons why businesses hire freelancers, are you ready to find one? Since you are here, why don't you visit JExcell Marketing, and let's discuss more on how we can help in providing you with the best solutions for your business. We’re happy to have you as our business partner soon.

Source: https://surgedigital.agency/why-every-business-should-hire-freelancers/

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jExcel v4: A Vanilla JS Interactive Table / Spreadsheet Control - https://t.co/mAVWKxlIny

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jExcel v4: A Vanilla JS Interactive Table / Spreadsheet Control - https://t.co/mAVWKxlIny

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How tiny dependencies can topple the JavaScript Jenga tower

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jExcel v4: A Vanilla JS Interactive Table / Spreadsheet Control — 4.0 adds support for tabs/workbooks, updating a remote data source with JSON, formula support in a sheet footer, and more. There are lots of demos and examples on the official homepage.

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R Packages worth a look

Post-Selection Inference for Nonlinear Variable Selection (kernelPSI) Different post-selection inference strategies for kernel selection, as described in ‘kernelPSI: a Post-Selection Inference Framework for Nonlinear Vari … A Wrapper for ‘Javascript’ Library ‘jExcel’ (excelR) An R interface to ‘jExcel’ library to create web-based interactive tables and spreadsheets compatible with ‘Excel’ or any other spreadsheet software. Tests of Matrix Structure for Construct Validation (matrixStrucTest) Tests for block-diagonal structure in symmetric matrices (e.g. correlation matrices) under the null hypothesis of exchangeable off-diagonal elements. A … Simple Arrays (rray) Provides a toolkit for manipulating arrays in a consistent, powerful, and intuitive manner through the use of broadcasting and a new array class, the ‘ … http://bit.ly/2OeJzPt

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What’s New for Designers, August 2019

Some of the new tools in this month’s roundup are designed for productivity and getting ahead, from a tool that converts text to speech to a font that’s made for the winter holidays. That’s the whole point of new tools – to make our design lives that much easier. Here’s what’s new for designers this month.

Paaatterns

Paaatterns is a collection of vector patterns for backgrounds, fills, and anywhere you want an interesting design element. The patterns here are strong with bright colors and geo shapes. The collection is free to download and comes in multiple formats, including Sketch, Figma, XD, Illustrator as well as SVG and PNG.

Verby

Verby is a free text to speech tool that lets you create and download natural voices as MP3 files. The free version is even available for commercial use. This can be a valuable tool for websites or apps, online learning tools, video broadcasting, audiobook production, or communication accessibility. (There’s also a premium version with even more voice options.)

Dashblock

Dashblock uses a machine-learning model that can turn any website into an API. Go to a page, right-click on the data you want and save a custom API that you can query.

Rooki.design

Rooki.design is a magazine for design students and junior designers. It’s packed with features and resources to help rookies get acclimated into the design industry. Rooki.design is developed and managed by a student designer, Edoardo Rainoldi.

Gradient Magic

Gradient Magic is a huge gallery of CSS gradients in so many colors and styles that you might get lost browsing through all the combinations. Pick a style – standard, angular, stripes, checkered, burst – and color palette to get started. Then you can view and copy CSS for any selection you like.

Dynamic Charts

Dynamic Charts is a GitHub project that allows you to create animated charts and visualize data using React. Charts can use custom callbacks, labels, and allow you to run by command. There’s default styling that makes it easy to use, but you can go crazy with the design to make it your own.

Components AI

Components AI describes itself as an “experimental platform for exploring generative design systems.” It’s a neat concept that allows you to cycle through ideas and tweak designs until they are just right and then save and export for use.

Avant UI

Avant UI is a Bootstrap-based user interface kit that’s packed with sleek elements and animations. Everything is customizable, although the core design might be all you need. The UI kit includes almost every type of component you can imagine, including colors and gradients, buttons, inputs, dropdowns, alerts, tables, thumbnails, carosels, and more.

Tutorial: Phone Number Field Design Best Practices

It might be one of the most common fields in online forms, but do you ever stop to think about how phone number inputs work? Nick Babich has an excellent tutorial on how to best design these inputs for usability and efficiency. The tips include not splitting fields, using a country selector, and auto-formatting.

Money Vector Icons

Show me the money (icons)! This vector pack includes 50 icons that show currency, banks, and credit in three designed styles.

Stories Illustrations

Stories is an illustration kit with 11 vectors and characters that can tell a business story. The premium kit comes in AI and SVG format for easy use and manipulation.

Isometric

Isometric is a collection of free icon-style scenes that you can use in digital projects. Each illustration is an a true isometric style and SVG format featuring dozens of different designs.

jExcel v3

jExcel v3 is a tool to help you build spreadsheets online with columns, rows, and multiple data formats. From the developer: “jExcel is a lightweight vanilla javascript plugin to create amazing web-based interactive tables and spreadsheets compatible with Excel or any other spreadsheet software. You can create an online spreadsheet table from a JS array, JSON, CSV or XSLX files. You can copy from excel and paste straight to your jExcel spreadsheet and vice versa.”

Space Browser

Space Browser lets you organize all those unruly website tabs into smart folders that make it easy to go back to often used websites and track browsing history. You can also share and sync for collaboration with the tool.

Drama

Drama is a Mac app that’s still in beta and designed to help you draw user interfaces, create prototype, and make animations all in one location.

Font Awesome Duotone

Font Awesome now has a duotone option for Pro users. The style includes two-color options for over 1,600 icons.

Cocomat Pro

Cocomat Pro is a delightful grotesque style typeface with nice ligatures and interesting lines. The premium typeface includes a full family of styles and works for a variety of uses for almost all type elements.

Grinched 2.0

It’s never too early to start holiday planning. Save this font for those projects. Grinched 2.0 is a fun character-style typeface with a full character and number set.

Lansdowne Decorative Font

Lansdowne Decorative Font is just what you’d expect from the name. It includes all caps upper- and lowercase letters with tons of glyphs for personality in your typesetting. It has a vintage style that’s a fun option for light text and display use.

Mobstex

Mobstex is an uppercase handwriting style typeface with a light feel. The thin lines are somewhat elegant and provide visual interest.

Oliver

Oliver is a sans serif typeface featuring an uppercase character set in three weights. It could make a nice display option in light, regular, or bold.

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[chihzy]

/龜山 - 和耀恆美-2

Project by 極家空間設計JExcellent Interior Design

Project Manager/ TingChih Kung 孔亭之

Director of Photography / SketchUp-Vray

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Four short links: 18 June 2019 Four short links jExcel -- a lightweight vanilla JavaScript plugin to create amazing web-based interactive tables and spreadsheets compatible with Excel or any other spreadsheet software.

[newsforall]

New top story on Hacker News: JExcel – JavaScript spreadsheet web component – Open source http://bit.ly/2Xk1ACA

[toddbirchard-architect]

Light online spreadsheet jquery plugin.

Jexcel is a very light jquery plugin to embed a spreadsheet, compatible with Excel, in your browser. You can load data straight to the table from a JS array, json or even a CSV file. You can copy and paste from or to Excel straight to jExcel.

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[outsidetheknow]

New top story on Hacker News: An R interface to jExcel library to create web-based interactive table

New top story on Hacker News: An R interface to jExcel library to create web-based interactive table

An R interface to jExcel library to create web-based interactive table 5 by swechhya | 0 comments on Hacker News.

[evilnapsis]

[JQuery] JExcel plugin para mostrar datos en paginas web como si fuera en Excel

JExcel es un plugin jquery para mostrar datos similares a hojas de calculo en nuestras paginas web o aplicaciones web, una forma de salir de las clásicas tablas. (more…)

[masaa-ma]

jExcel - Webに埋め込んで使えるExcel風表計算

from http://www.moongift.jp/2017/04/jexcel-web%e3%81%ab%e5%9f%8b%e3%82%81%e8%be%bc%e3%82%93%e3%81%a7%e4%bd%bf%e3%81%88%e3%82%8bexcel%e9%a2%a8%e8%a1%a8%e8%a8%88%e7%ae%97/

業務システムなどで一覧表を表示する場合、主に2パターンあると考えます。一つは画面全体に表示する検索結果的な画面、も��一つはマスター管理など小さな表を幾つか並べる場合です。

今回紹介するjExcelはどちらかというと後者の、小さな表を埋め込み表示するのに便利なライブラリです。

jExcelの使い方

こんな感じに表示できます。

http://images.moongift.jp/2017/03/open-source-jexcel-8_thumb.0312c83f2ca70a626a123051a6e85c22.png