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Improving form controls in Chromium

#413 — October 16, 2019

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Frontend Focus

Images Done Right: Web Graphics, Good to The Last Byte — This detailed and earnest guide covers the essentials of working with digital image formats on the web, with a view to boosting performance.

Martian Chronicles

Improving Form Controls in Microsoft Edge and Chromium — The Chrome and Edge teams have been working together to refresh form controls in Chromium-based browsers. The result is controls sporting a cleaner look, better touch support and more accessibility considerations.

Greg Whitworth (Microsoft)

The W3C at Twenty-Five Years Old — Rachel Andrew explains how the World Wide Web Consortium works and shares why the Web Standards processes the group manages are so vitally important for the ever-growing web platform.

Smashing Magazine

Socket.IO: Does the Open Source Realtime Library Still Stack Up? — Socket.IO has been around since 2010. A lot has changed in the realtime landscape since then. Is Socket.IO still the right choice, or do other frameworks like Sockjs, WS, or FeathersJS provide more future-proofing?

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Firefox’s New WebSocket Inspector — The new WebSocket inspector, part of the existing Network panel UI in DevTools, will be released in Firefox 71, but is ready for use in Firefox Developer Edition now. Here’s a look at how it works.

Mozilla Hacks

A Guide To New And Experimental CSS DevTools In Firefox — Continuing the Firefox theme, here's a look at what the existing set of tools (including Grid Inspector) can do, plus a peek at what potential future projects the Firefox DevTools team may offer up.

Victoria Wang

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Where We Go From Here: 10 Thoughts on the Immediate Future of the Web — A high-level and pithy look at where the web community is and where it’s headed in the immediate future.

Morten Rand-Hendriksen

▶ Jen Simmons on Browser Features — An hour-long discussion about how new features get shipped to browsers, and how you can get your ideas over to browser makers for consideration.

ShopTalk Show podcast

Design Effective & Efficient Vue Components — Check out our blog to learn about Vue-specific tools that make your components more effective.

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CSS Circles — Plenty of tips and tricks here for working with circles, whether via border-radius, SVG, or clip path.

Tyler Sticka

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Miriam Suzanne (Mozilla Developer)

IE11 End of Support Countdown — At time of writing, it’s about six years until Microsoft stop supporting Internet Explorer 11.

Gabriel Laroche

Watch Now: Improving Search Relevance at Scale with Elastic App Search

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WordPress 5.2.4 Release Addresses Several Security Issues

Justin Tadlock

Stop Animations During Window Resizing

Chris Coyier

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Untitled Goose Memes — A honking good recreation of the to-do list from indie game of the moment, Untitled Goose Game.

Samuel Fine

Toucaan: Rethinking CSS Frameworks — An introductory post to a new CSS framework “with fewer defaults, newer patterns and a much simpler cascade.”

Marvin Danig

A Web-Based clip-path Converter — A tool to convert an absolute SVG path to be used as a relative CSS clip-path within a bounding box, complete with live previews and ready to use examples.

Yulya Buhvalova

A Straightforward Tool to Generate CSS Scroll Shadows

Stefan Judis

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mastcomm · 5 years ago

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Liverpool vs. Manchester United: Live stream, TV channel, start time, preview, odds, how to watch online

One of the world’s greatest soccer rivalries writes its next chapter on Sunday as Manchester United visits rival Liverpool in the battle of England’s two biggest clubs. The Reds enter in first place with a record of 20-1-0 and just 14 goals conceded, while United is 9-7-6 with 34 points and in fifth place.

Both teams are closing in on their goals, with the Reds the heavy favorites to win the league and United all of a sudden in the top-four fight on the back of three wins in their last four.

Here’s how you can watch the match and what to know:

Premier League: Liverpool vs. Manchester United

Date: Sunday, Jan. 19

Time: 11:30 a.m.

Location: Anfield

TV channel: NBCSN

Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free)

Odds: Liverpool -275 | Man. United +725 | Draw +400

Storylines

Liverpool: Good news for the Reds on several fronts. Fabinho and Joel Matip are back healthy, and Manchester City’s draw against Crystal Palace means Liverpool can all but wrap up the title with a win. A victory would give the team a 16-point lead at the summit of the league, and there might just be no catching them.

Man. United: Still dealing with so many injuries, the Red Devils need to crank it up here now. The shocking defeat by Chelsea on Saturday at Newcastle means the Red Devils can get within two points with a win. Easier said than done against the world’s best team, but why not? The draw earlier in the season will give them confidence, but they would settle for a point.

Liverpool vs. Manchester United prediction

The Reds struggle a bit with finishing but come away in the end with all three points.

Pick: Liverpool 2, United 1

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whizdigiworld · 6 years ago

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New Websocket inspector to be released in Firefox 71

Some of us may not know what a WebSocket is, but I will give you a brief definition of it.

WebSockets provide a persistent connection between a client and server that both parties can use to start sending data at any time. An API is used for this.

The Websocket inspector as announced by the firefox development team will be released in firefox 71

Key features included in Firefox WebSocket Inspector

The WebSocket Inspector is part of the existing Network panel UI in DevTools. It was possible to filter the content for opened WS connections in the panel, but now you can see the actual data transferred through WS frames.

The WS UI now offers a fresh new Messages panel that can be used to inspect WS frames sent and received through the selected WS connection.

There are Data and Time columns visible by default, and you can customize the interface to see more columns by right-clicking on the header.

The WS inspector currently supports the following WS protocols: Plain JSON, Socket.IO, SockJS, SignalR and WAMP will be supported soon

5. You can use the pause/resume button in the Network panel toolbar to stop intercepting WS traffic.

firefox is still working on other things as well to be released. developers seem to be really happy with the news.

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gadgetsrevv · 6 years ago

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How to stream live soccer, watch on TV: Argentina vs. Chile, Euro qualifying and more

Here are the listings for the biggest soccer matches on TV and online for the coming days. Matches from some of the biggest competitions can be streamed via fuboTV (Try for free).

Complete schedules for the following competitions can be found here: All times are U.S./Eastern

Thursday, Sept. 5

Euro qualifying Armenia vs. Italy, 12 p.m. on TUDN Romania vs. Spain, 2:45 p.m. on TUDN

Friendly Korea vs. Georgia, 9:30 a.m. on ESPN3 Chile vs. Argentina, 10 p.m. on ESPN Deportes

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21 Remote Jobs Hiring Right Now

Not feeling happy where you are in your current career? Then consider applying to one of these remote jobs that are hiring right now. Full-stack engineers, mobile developers, web application developers, and software engineers, here are 21 job openings that are waiting to hear from you—and will let you work from wherever you want.

Found a job listing that strikes your fancy? Perfect. Make sure you learn how to ace a remote job interview, get your portfolio in perfect shape, and make sure you have a solid grip on what it’s really like to work remotely.

1. Frontend Developer at Crispy Mountain What they’re looking for: Experience in Rails, HAML, and SASS React The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

2. Full-Stack Software Engineer at Idiomatic What they’re looking for: Someone who writes high quality, robust, maintainable code; makes good trade-offs between time and functionality; is open to learning and mastering new technologies as needed; hits deadlines, plans ahead, and is willing to put in the necessary work to get the job done well and on-time The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract, $75k – $130k/year salary

3. Full Stack Web Developer for The Construct What they’re looking for: Good programming skills in HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Bonuses: knowledge of Django, knowledges of web technologies (Node.js, Angular, jQuery, Bootstrap, HTML5, etc.); knowledge of ROS The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

4. Intermediate Web Application Developer at Adion Systems What they’re looking for: Good understanding of at least one server-side scripting language (PHP, Ruby, Python, etc); good understanding of database concepts, NoSQL a plus; good understanding of web markup, including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript; good understanding of client-side scripting and JavaScript frameworks, including jQuery; good understanding of Git; good understanding of C/C++; basic understanding of server-side CSS pre-processing platforms, such as LESS and SASS; basic understanding of advanced JavaScript libraries and frameworks such as AngularJS, KnockoutJS, BackboneJS, ReactJS, etc.; understanding of cross-browser compatibility issues. The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; flexible work hours.

5. Front End Developer at Brushfire What they’re looking for: Someone who is driven to create captivating and interactive web experiences; skilled in layout and has an eye for attention to detail; familiar with web application development patterns and practices; experienced in building published, high quality web sites and applications; stimulated by collaborating with a team to define, design, and ship new features; excited to work for our primarily Christian church/ministry customers The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

6. Product Engineer at Buffer What they’re looking for: Experience as a backend or full-stack developer in any procedural language, working on backend systems with meaningful production traffic; someone keen to write and maintain tests where needed and appreciate the importance of working effectively with legacy codebases; a proactive mindset toward fixing and responding to any issues and integrating feedback; experience working with PHP, or Node.js or Gol; experience building micro-services with Kubernetes; experience with any JavaScript frameworks (or an openness to explore full-stack engineering) would be helpful but isn’t required The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; $85k – $115k/year salary

7. Senior GoLang Developer at Apollo DAE What they’re looking for: Knowledge about blockchains/crypto wallets; fast, efficient code; ability to implement Goroutines effectively; experience with massive scaling and high speed data operations; must know how to implement secure websockets and fallbacks The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract, $150k – $170k/year salary

8. Senior Mobile Developer (React Native) at Selfkey Foundation What they’re looking for: Experience in development of scalable mobile applications for enterprise/consumer software space; strong development skills in Native React for mobile products; strong knowledge of automated frameworks and writing test-cases; experience with automated testing tools such as Jest, Jasmine, etc.; strong preference for engineers with experience in test-driven development The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

9. Mid-Senior Level Node.JS at YES What they’re looking for: Experience with Node.js, Websockets: deepstream.io, sockjs, socket.io, or similar; experience designing and implementing webhooks and APIs (REST, SOAP, etc); knowledge of Google Cloud or AWS products; mastery of JavaScript application design and testing; know how to scale node’s vertically and horizontally; managing back-end services and the interchange of data between the server and the users The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; $95 – $120/k year salary

10. Sr. Mobile Developer (iOS & Android) at Five Pack Creative What they’re looking for: Experience in software development in a professional environment; experience developing iPhone/iPad/Android apps; extensive experience in all aspects of application and project life cycle, including requirements, design, development, testing implementation and support; proficiency in one or more of the following: Objective C, Swift, Java, Kotlin and Apple/Android SDKs; experience with service integration, stitching to RESTful interfaces and designing service interfaces The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

11. Shopify/Ruby Developer at Tako Agency What they’re looking for: Must have experience with Shopify (and Shopify Plus); must be available throughout the day for ongoing work across different client projects; must be familiar with following a specific workflow using Asana, Slack, and Hubstaff; proactive thinker, deadline oriented The Fine Print (and Perks): Part-time contract

12. Senior Software Engineer at Virtual Masons What they’re looking for: Strong experience with ReactJS/Redux, and React Native; strong experience with Ruby/Rails; strong experience with Relational Databases (MySQL/Postgres); experience with build pipelines and tools (NPM, Babel, Webpack); experience with GraphQL API and schema design; experience with 3rd party API integration; experience with HTML and CSS pre-processors (Slim/Sass) The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

13. Experience Laravel Developer at Cardable What they’re looking for: Should have experience using Git; experience in Javascript/libraries based on Javascript will be added bonus; basic knowledge of SEO and best practices; able to adhere to timelines and coding standards The Fine Print (and Perks): Part-time contract

14. Senior Full Stack Python/Django Developer at Initech Software Services Ltd What they’re looking for: Passionate about code; 7+ years of Python/Django development (using OO, frameworks); emphasis on server-side development with performance/security orientation; control of full stack of web application with focus on server-side; administration skills in Linux, SSL, AWS; dba-level control of popular relational DBs (MySQL, PostgreSQL); excellent written English The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

15. Senior Full Stack Developer, Blockchain at Selfkey Foundation What they’re looking for: 3+ years of professional development experience; programming experience in Java, Python, C++, C#, or some other logic tier language; knowledge of SQL & NoSQL database(s); experience with Node.js, JSON, AWS, Web3, Javascript; experience working with REST or SOAP service architectures The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

16. React/Redux Developer at payever What they’re looking for: Strong experience with React Native (React + Redux); code library in Git or another source that we can see; ability to communicate clearly and efficiently in English; desire to be a part of an international team; on-time delivery and commitment to long-term cooperation; degree in computer science, engineering, or 6+ years of relevant work experience; adaptability The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; $34k – $55k/year salary

17. Senior Full-Stack Software Developer at Third Iron What they’re looking for: A passion for automated testing and continuous integration; strong communication skills; experience writing test-focused code; a high comfort level with source control; self-motivated developer who can work independently is important for remote work in general, and on our team; a strong desire to learn new technologies is something our teammates share The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

18. Python Developer at Bitposter Ltd What they’re looking for: Significant experience with commercial software and structured development with git and continuous integration workflow; skilled at Linux, Python3, Django, Celery, Postgresql, Git, Jira The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; $49k-$59k/year salary

19. HoloLens Developer at Kazendi What they’re looking for: At least 2-3 experiences for HoloLens developed; 3-5 years Unity experience; good knowledge of Windows APIs; multi-threading and general performance optimisation experience; create/tailor C++ dlls (e.g. dlls from the Mixed Reality Toolkit); Git The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

20. Clojure Developer at Flexiana What they’re looking for: Ability to create regular work product that is reviewed by others, customers and public; senior approach and skills The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract; the choice to be paid in cryptocurrency

21. Full-Stack Engineer at Mixmax What they’re looking for: Experience in Javascript (Node.js, front-end frameworks), ElasticSearch, and Mongo; significant experience building web applications that have shipped; enjoy writing well-tested, well-organized code The Fine Print (and Perks): Full-time contract

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Shane McMahon hospitalized for diverticulitis, WrestleMania 34 status now in jeopardy

Former WWE SmackDown Live commissioner Shane McMahon may not be available for an appearance at WrestleMania 34 in New Orleans, and for pretty good reason. WWE.com reported on Monday that McMahon was recently hospitalized for diverticulitis and an umbilical hernia while vacationing with his family in Antigua, causing him to be flown back to the New York area for further treatment. McMahon is currently being treated with antibiotics, according to WWE.

On screen, McMahon stepped down from his post as commissioner of the Tuesday night show two weeks ago, but was dealt a harsh goodbye from Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens. A week later, general manager Daniel Bryan was medically cleared to return to in-ring action, setting the stage for a showdown at WrestleMania between the authority figures and the rebel performers that had just been fired by the returning Bryan. From that point, a tag match in New Orleans seemed imminent; however, this news on McMahon seems to point toward the match not taking place.

As more becomes available on the condition of Shane McMahon, we’ll be sure to keep you updated.

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Software Engineer (Full-Stack – JavaScript) job at PigeonLab Pte Ltd Singapore

PigeonLab is a successful, bootstrapped company with a talented and driven team working on Pigeonhole Live. We have a startup work ethic that is results and output oriented. Our emphasis on customer satisfaction and attentiveness to user experience influence our engagement with customers and our product direction.

Our impact is wide-ranging, from high-level diplomatic events to business meetings, social conferences and casual meet-ups.

We're looking for motivated, smart and humble people who are eager to share and acquire knowledge, passionate about their field of work and are meticulously output-driven. You must be a team player and take pride in the collective impact of the company.

https://www.pigeonholelive.com

We’re looking for talented developers with strong JavaScript skills to join our team. You must be a team player, while also having the motivation and drive to work independently. You must possess a strong desire for producing high quality work and the ability to iterate and execute ideas swiftly with minimal direction.

You will be part of our core development team that develops and maintains our web applications and backend APIs. These are what our customers and their users use during events. Responsibilities include building and shipping new features, scaling our infrastructure, ensuring data reactivity and web responsiveness. Our web applications are built as a single page app, with Backbone & Marionette on the frontend, and node.js running express on the backend. We use websockets (with SockJS) to sync data between users in realtime.

You will also work closely with our in-house UI/UX Designers to transform refined designs into quality HTML and CSS webpages. You will build clean and efficient API endpoints in a NodeJS environment. You will join a fast-paced team focused on shipping new innovative features with a large impact in the industry.

Skills we are looking for:

Expert-level fluency in Javascript and one modern front-end framework like Angular, Backbone, React, Vue

Strong in OOP Javascript (Node.js is a plus)

Competent in thinking functionally (stateless)

Comfortable with designing (as opposed to consuming) API systems

Good software engineering (Design patterns, abstractions)

Front-end development skills – HTML5, CSS3

Experience with deploying large scale web applications (especially on AWS)

Experience with SQL

Experience designing and implementing scalable web services.

Everything else can be learnt on the job if you’re as good as you say you are! Apart from your impressive skills, we also expect you to be morally responsible, humble, and have a penchant for doing the right things. Competitive salary compensurate with your experience. No relocation scheme so you’re expected to be residing in Singapore. We’re open to your needs and requirements to help you excel on the job.

Fresh graduates can apply if you have prior experience in your own personal projects.

We're expanding our team with 2 additional positions.

Other positions available, as well as employee benefits: https://pigeonholelive.com/jobs/

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Software Engineer (Full-Stack - JavaScript) job at PigeonLab Pte Ltd Singapore

Our impact is wide-ranging, from high-level diplomatic events to business meetings, social conferences and casual meet-ups.

We’re looking for motivated, smart and humble people who are eager to share and acquire knowledge, passionate about their field of work and are meticulously output-driven. You must be a team player and take pride in the collective impact of the company.

https://www.pigeonholelive.com

Skills we are looking for:

Expert-level fluency in Javascript and one modern front-end framework like Angular, Backbone, React, Vue

Strong in OOP Javascript (Node.js is a plus)

Competent in thinking functionally (stateless)

Comfortable with designing (as opposed to consuming) API systems

Good software engineering (Design patterns, abstractions)

Front-end development skills – HTML5, CSS3

Experience with deploying large scale web applications (especially on AWS)

Experience with SQL

Experience designing and implementing scalable web services.

Fresh graduates can apply if you have prior experience in your own personal projects.

We’re expanding our team with 2 additional positions.

Other positions available, as well as employee benefits: https://pigeonholelive.com/jobs/

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startupjobsasia · 8 years ago

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Software Engineer (Full-Stack - JavaScript) job at PigeonLab Pte Ltd Singapore

Our impact is wide-ranging, from high-level diplomatic events to business meetings, social conferences and casual meet-ups.

https://www.pigeonholelive.com

Skills we are looking for:

Expert-level fluency in Javascript and one modern front-end framework like Angular, Backbone, React, Vue

Strong in OOP Javascript (Node.js is a plus)

Competent in thinking functionally (stateless)

Comfortable with designing (as opposed to consuming) API systems

Good software engineering (Design patterns, abstractions)

Front-end development skills – HTML5, CSS3

Experience with deploying large scale web applications (especially on AWS)

Experience with SQL

Experience designing and implementing scalable web services.

Fresh graduates can apply if you have prior experience in your own personal projects.

We're expanding our team with 2 additional positions.

Other positions available, as well as employee benefits: https://pigeonholelive.com/jobs/

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Theo Epstein leaving Cubs after nine seasons, World Series title; Jed Hoyer to take over in Chicago

The Chicago Cubs announced Tuesday that Theo Epstein will step down as the team’s president of baseball operations. Epstein’s last day with the Cubs will be Friday. The Cubs announced that general manager Jed Hoyer will replace Epstein, whose five-year contract with the Cubs was set to expire following the 2021 season.

Epstein, 46, spent nine seasons with the Cubs and led the franchise to the 2016 World Series title — Chicago’s first in 108 years.

“For the rest of my life, I will cherish having been part of the great Chicago Cubs organization during this historic period,” Epstein said in a press release. “All of the things that have made this experience so special — the fans, the players, the managers and coaches, ownership, my front office colleagues, the uniqueness of the Wrigley experience, the history — make it so tough to leave the Cubs. But I believe this is the right decision for me even if it’s a difficult one. And now is the right time rather than a year from now.

“The organization faces a number of decisions this winter that carry long-term consequences; those types of decisions are best made by someone who will be here for a long period rather than just one more year. Jed has earned this opportunity and is absolutely the right person to take over this baseball operation at such an important time.”

At 46, Epstein is certainly able to commit to a new challenge in baseball (or elsewhere), but it appears that won’t happen until after 2021. According to MLB Network’s Jon Morosi, Epstein will take the 2021 Major League Baseball season off. He will not be pursuing the open general manager positions with the New York Mets or Philadelphia Phillies.

Epstein oversaw the Cubs’ top-to-bottom rebuild that resulted in Chicago earning that 2016 championship. He was integral in transforming the Cubs’ culture, as he did during his 10-year long stint with the Boston Red Sox prior to landing at Wrigley Field. He achieved a full turnaround for Boston as well. Epstein oversaw the Red Sox as they snapped their 86-year championship drought in 2004 and in 2007, when Boston won another ring.

When Epstein left the Red Sox he explained that the move was in part because of a philosophy he picked up from longtime 49ers coach Bill Walsh. Walsh believed that coaches and executives benefitted from a change of scenery every decade. In that sense, Epstein’s departure from the Cubs comes at the right time.

In a letter sent to friends, Epstein said that he plans to spend time with family and work with nonprofits during his time away from baseball, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan. “I do plan on having a third chapter leading a baseball organization someday, though I do not expect it to be next year,” Epstein wrote in the letter.

Former Marlins executive David Samson broke down the Epstein news on a bonus episode of Nothing Personal with David Samson. Listen below:

The Cubs finished the abbreviated 2020 season as NL Central champions with a 34-26 record, but were eliminated from the postseason, dropping both games of their best-of-three series against the Miami Marlins in the Wild Card Round. Since winning a championship in 2016, the Cubs have slowly regressed from contender status and have not won a postseason game since 2017. CBS Sports’ Matt Snyder explained why this year’s early playoff exit signals the end of the road for the Cubs’ core group that won the 2016 World Series.

Hoyer is Epstein’s longtime friend and colleague, in both Chicago and Boston and said he’s “thrilled” to lead the Cubs moving forward.

“I am thankful to the Ricketts family for bestowing me with the opportunity to lead the Cubs baseball operation,” Hoyer said in the release. “For the last nine years, I have worked alongside so many dedicated colleagues with one goal in mind — to build a team and an organization that makes Cubs fans proud and provides them with memories of a lifetime. I am thrilled that this leadership transition will provide continuity to a department that has had tremendous successes over the past six seasons. Ultimately, this transition is about the future, and I look forward to constantly pushing the Cubs to evolve and grow to ensure that there is sustained success at Wrigley Field.”

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Barcelona vs. Granada: La Liga Matchday 21 prediction, pick, TV channel, live stream, watch online

Quique Setien makes his debut as Barcelona coach on Sunday when the club hosts Granada in La Liga play. The Spanish manager replaced Ernesto Valverde last week, surprisingly earning the job after coaching the likes of Real Betis, Las Palmas and others.

Setien has done well in the past but has struggled for consistency, so how will he fair at one of the world’s biggest clubs with the highest of expectations, especially without a key player?

The first test against Granada is one his team is expected to pass but anything short of a victory will see the pressure increased right away for the 61-year-old tactician.

Here’s how you can watch the match and what to know:

La Liga: Barcelona vs. Granada

Date: Sunday, Jan. 19

Time: 3 p.m. ET

Location: Camp Nou

TV channel: beIN Sports

Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free)

Odds: Barcelona -725 | Granada +1500 | Draw +775

Storylines

Barcelona: Barcelona can move back into first place with a win, slipping down to second following Real Madrid’s victory over Sevilla on Saturday. The big story on the pitch is how will this team fair moving forward without Luis Suarez. The Uruguayan superstar is out four months with an external meniscus injury, and it will be curious to see how Setien lines up his new team, possibly going with a Lionel Messi and Antone Griezmann partnership.

Granada: The surprise of the early part of the season, this team has come back down to earth but is in a great spot in 10th place. 12 points clear of relegation, three more wins will likely be enough to ensure that they stay up. But the lack of goal scoring continues to be a concern. A good defense but poor attack means you probably won’t win a lot of games.

Barcelona vs. Granada prediction

No Suarez, no problem in this one. Messi scores a penalty kick and a free kick to lead his team to victory.

Pick: Barcelona 3, Granada 0

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tsubakicraft · 7 years ago

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Spring BootでWebSocketの続き

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kristianoellegaard · 12 years ago

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SockJS and Tornado for Python real-time web projects

At Djangocon EU last year, I gave a talk about how you could easily get up and running with real-time web applications using Django and Socket.IO. I have now been running an application using this principle for a year and I am everything but a fan of it. I decided i had to switch to something else.

My first impression of SockJS wasn't very good. I thought the documentation was poor and the commit on the main (client) library wasn't very new. However, after reviewing other possibilites I decided that SockJS with sockjs-tornado had to be the best option at the moment.

I found a great gist that showed most of the way. From this gist you get the basic transport and just need to implement some sort of authentication. I also had to set it up for running on Heroku, which unfortunately means waiving one of the essential features of SockJS, namely Websockets (btw, heroku - please add support for this!). In this case I was not too concerned about authorization, just authentication. If your usecase is different, you might want to implement another/your own authentication.

from tornado import web, ioloop from sockjs.tornado import SockJSRouter, SockJSConnection import json import os import tornadoredis import urlparse from django.core import signing import logging class Connection(SockJSConnection): clients = set() def send_error(self, message, error_type=None): """ Standard format for all errors """ return self.send(json.dumps({ 'data_type': 'error' if not error_type else '%s_error' % error_type, 'data': { 'message': message } })) def send_message(self, message, data_type): """ Standard format for all messages """ return self.send(json.dumps({ 'data_type': data_type, 'data': message, })) def on_open(self, request): """ Request the client to authenticate and add them to client pool. """ self.authenticated = False self.channel = None self.send_message({}, 'request_auth') self.clients.add(self) def on_message(self, msg): """ Handle authentication and notify the client if anything is not ok, but don't give too many details """ try: message = json.loads(msg) except ValueError: self.send_error("Invalid JSON") return if message['data_type'] == 'auth' and not self.authenticated: try: channel = signing.loads( message['data']['token'], key=SECRET_KEY, salt=message['data']['salt'], max_age=40 # Long time out for heroku idling processes. # For other cases, reduce to 10 ) except (signing.BadSignature, KeyError) as e: self.send_error("Token invalid", 'auth') return self.authenticated = True self.channel = channel self.send_message({'message': 'success'}, 'auth') logging.debug("Client authenticated for %s" % channel) else: self.send_error("Invalid data type %s" % message['data_type']) logging.debug("Invalid data type %s" % message['data_type']) def on_close(self): """ Remove client from pool. Unlike Socket.IO connections are not re-used on e.g. browser refresh. """ self.clients.remove(self) return super(Connection, self).on_close()

By now, you have probably realized that we are storing clients on the class. This means we can't properly load balance this to multiple nodes without session stickyness. This sucks. I'm trying to figure out a way to store clients inside redis, but for now, session stickyness is required (or if you just run it on one server, you should be fine).

If you watched my talk, you already know that I love redis. My original Socket.IO solution was basically just a frontend to redis. Redis has served me very well for a year, so now I'll show you how to automatically forward messages from redis to the clients. First, add this method to the above class:

@classmethod def pubsub_message(cls, msg): for client in cls.clients: if client.authenticated and client.channel == msg.channel: client.send(msg.body)

Now we just need to run the Tornado server and subscribe to redis:

if __name__ == '__main__': url = urlparse.urlparse(os.environ.get('REDISTOGO_URL', os.environ.get('OPENREDIS_URL', 'redis://localhost:6379'))) pool = tornadoredis.ConnectionPool(host=url.hostname, port=url.port) c = tornadoredis.Client(connection_pool=pool, password=url.password) c.connect() c.psubscribe("*", lambda msg: c.listen(Connection.pubsub_message)) Router = SockJSRouter(Connection, '/namespace-here', dict(disabled_transports=['websocket'])) # Disable websockets for heroku app = web.Application(Router.urls) app.listen(os.environ.get("PORT", 8080)) ioloop.IOLoop.instance().start()

You definitely want to remove the part where I disable websockets, if you are lucky enough to be hosted somewhere where they support websockets. (Please mail me, if you know a host that offers websockets in eu-west). Furthermore you should make a prefix, so you are still able to use pubsub in redis, without it being sent to SockJS. 'namespace-here' is the url your Connection class will be served at. This will enable you to namespace your different services later on.

Now, put it all in a file and run it!

Create a simple TemplateView or equivalent in your web application and insert the following JavaScript in script tags:

In our web application (in this case, django) we generate `` like this:

from django.core import signing import json auth_json = json.dumps({ 'data_type': 'auth', 'data': { 'salt': SOME_SALT, 'token': signing.dumps('channel',SECRET_KEY, salt=SOME_SALT) } })

And make sure to include SockJS somewhere before the above:

Now you should be ready to start sending events to the browser, from python through redis. Let's try.

>>> import redis >>> r = redis.Redis() >>> r.publish("channel", "hello") 0L

Depending whether "channel" matches your pattern and whether you have an open connection, this will return either 0L or 1L, afaik the number of "listeners" to your message. You will get front-end error though, as you are not passing in properly formatted JSON. My script assumes you send messages formatted like this:

{ "data_type": "data", "data": { "message": "here", "or any other": "key/value pairs" } }

That was all for now. If you enjoyed this blog post, check out my twitter for updates.

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