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Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Unity　球が衝突したときスコアに得点を表示させたい	https://teratail.com/questions/338693?rss=all	Unity球が衝突したときスコアに得点を表示させたいなんとなくのプログラムはかけているのですが画面にスコアが表示されません、ボールを発射して的やキューブに当たると点数が増えるのですが表示されないです。	2021-05-17 05:10:46
海外TECH	DEV Community	Exploring Web Accessibility: a11y	https://dev.to/terrythreatt/exploring-web-accessibility-a11y-38a0	Exploring Web Accessibility ayThe web is a great big place with lots of exciting things to explore but did you know that there is a population of people who need accommodations to explore the web for critical tasks or just for entertainment According to the Bureau of Internet AccessibilityIn the United States an estimated of adults million people and age or older have a disability It is our job as web developers to create an accommodating web experience that is inclusive for everyone to benefit from What is Web AccessibilityAy is short for web accessibility This is the practice of using known techniques to make websites accessible to people with disabilities that include but not limited to vision hearing mobility and cognitive disabilities Web accessibility standards are governed by the WCAG and have established the following Ay levels A rating Limited level of web accessibility and does not meet acceptable web accessibility standards AA rating Recommended level of web accessibility AAA rating Excellent level of web accessibility Here is a great tool that provides a detailed checklist for web accessibility Lets look at some important web accessibility topics to explore Semantic HTMLSemantic HTML refers to HTML tags that clearly describe purpose and behavior for optimal web accessibility experiences like lt table gt lt paragraph gt lt form gt These tags have built in functionality that is very useful for web accessibility technology like screen readers unlike the tag lt div gt which can be very vague to understand for developers users and unrecognizable for web accessibility technologies This is Semantic HTML in action lt Using semantic HTML it is now easy for a screen reader to understand each element and communicate that element to a user gt lt article gt lt header gt lt h gt Web Accessibility lt h gt lt p gt The Ay Mission lt p gt lt header gt lt p gt Make the internet fun and useful for everyone lt p gt lt article gt ARIAMDN explains Accessible Rich Internet Applications ARIA is a set of attributes that define ways to make web content and web applications especially those developed with JavaScript more accessible to people with disabilities ARIA gives roles and permissions to give more specificity and context to HTML elements Screen readers can use this to provide descriptive details about how to interact with these elements This is ARIA in action lt ARIA makes the screen reader aware this is a form with a search input to type in gt lt header gt lt h gt Search lt h gt lt nav role navigation gt lt form role search gt lt input type search name search placeholder Search aria label Search for something exciting gt lt form gt lt nav gt lt header gt lt Now a screen reader may properly announce to the user to type in the input to search gt Tab NavigationTab navigation is a technique of understanding how keyboard only and assistive technology devices navigate through tabbable elements on a web page Making all important elements able to navigate with a Tab Key or the Shift Tab Keys is a recommended practice This is Tab Navigation in action lt Making use of tabIndex attribute helps to make sure this important div is not missed by assistive technology devices gt lt div tabIndex gt Very Important Info Here lt div gt ColorIt also a great practice to avoid really experimental color palettes and combinations that alienate color blind users like the red green color scheme Red green color blindness is the most common type of color blindness See recommended WCAG guidelines for the best color contrast schemes for the best web accessibility experience Screen ReadersA Screen Reader is assistive software that parses through web pages and converts text into synthesized speech Many people who are blind or have visual disabilities use screen readers to read and navigate the web It is best to know popular screen readers like ChromeVox JAWS and VoiceOver for Mac to design the most accommodating web experiences Let s chat about ayWe explored web accessibility and how you can make your web projects more inclusive If you enjoyed this post feel free to leave a comment about your thoughts and experiences working with web accessibility Happy Coding Terry Threatt	2021-05-16 20:28:26
海外TECH	DEV Community	Getting started with AdonisJS and Inertia.js	https://dev.to/eidellev/getting-started-with-adonisjs-and-inertia-js-2po0	Getting started with AdonisJS and Inertia jsIn this tutorial we ll build a simple CRM app utilizing an awesome tech stack consisting of React React really needs no introduction since it s the most popular front end framework around Inertia js Inertia allows you to create fully client side rendered single page apps without much of the complexity that comes with modern SPAs Typescript A strongly typed superset of ECMAScript AdonisJS A fully featured web framework focused on productivity and developer ergonomics If I were inclined to name things I might call it the RITA stack PrerequisitesYou should have the latest stable version of Node js installed Some kind of code editor or IDE if you re not sure Visual Studio Code is a great option Now let s build this thing Scaffolding a New AppLet s create a new Adonis project by running the following from the terminal npm init adonis ts app latest simple crmWhen prompted for the type of application you would like to scaffold select web We ll leave all options as their default values except Configure webpack encore for compiling frontend assets which we ll set to true Let s cd into our project directory and continue Install Lucid ORM and Create Our User ModelWe will use SQLite and LucidORM to store and retrieve our user data To install and set up LucidORM run the following in the terminal npm i adonisjs lucidnode ace configure adonisjs lucidWhen prompted for the database driver you would like to use choose SQLite Next we will create our users schema Create the User Schema MigrationRun the following in your terminal to create the User schema migration node ace make migration usersWe will edit the migration script that was created for us and make a simple user schema consisting of a first name last name and email import BaseSchema from ioc Adonis Lucid Schema export default class Users extends BaseSchema protected tableName users public async up this schema createTable this tableName table gt table increments id primary table string first name notNullable table string last name notNullable table string email unique notNullable table timestamps true true public async down this schema dropTable this tableName Now let s run our migration to create the user table node ace migration runWith that out of the way let s focus on our front end Configure Webpack Encore for Typescript and ReactBy default Encore the asset bundler provided to us by Adonis is configured for Javascript but since we want to use the same language throughout our app let s modify it a bit First let s install ts loader and babel preset react so encore knows how to handle Typescript files and JSX syntax npm install ts loader babel preset react save devThen let s edit webpack config js by changing the following from Encore addEntry app resources js app js To Encore addEntry app resources js app tsx Encore enableTypeScriptLoader Encore enableReactPreset Also let s rename resources js app js to resources js app tsx to match our previous changes Now let s configure typescript for our client side code Create a file called resources js tsconfig json and paste this minimal config in it include compilerOptions lib DOM jsx react esModuleInterop true Lastly let s install react npm i react react dom types react types react domNow we re ready to install and configure Inertia js Install and Configure Inertia AdapterTo install the Inertia adapter for Adonis run the following command npm i eidellev inertia adonisjsNow let s configure the adapter by running node ace configure eidellev inertia adonisjsWhen prompted please select to install the inertia adapter for react Setting Up the Client Side Inertia AdapterWith everything installed let s set up our root view Open resources views app edge and add this script tag to the lt head gt section lt DOCTYPE html gt lt html lang en gt lt head gt lt meta charset UTF gt lt meta name viewport content width device width initial scale gt lt link rel icon type image png href favicon ico gt lt This gt lt script src asset assets app js defer gt lt script gt lt gt lt title gt simple crm lt title gt lt head gt lt body gt inertia lt body gt lt html gt Now let s configure our app s entrypoint Open resources js app tsx and replace the code with import InertiaApp from inertiajs inertia react import React from react import render from react dom import css app css const el document getElementById app render lt InertiaApp Pass props from the server down to the client app initialPage JSON parse el dataset page Dynamically load the required page component resolveComponent name gt import Pages name then module gt module default gt el Next let s add our first page component Create a new react component in resources js Pages Test tsx import React from react const Test gt lt div gt hello from inertia lt div gt All pages need to be exported as defaultexport default TestFinally let s configure a route for our new page Open start routes ts and replace whatever is currently there with import Route from ioc Adonis Core Route Route get test async inertia gt return inertia render Test Now that we re all set let s run our app and watch the magic happen node ace serve watch this will start both adonis and webpack dev serverWhen you visit http localhost test you should see something like this Awesome To Be ContinuedIn the next posts in this series we will continue to flesh out our app and see some of the cool features of both Adonis and Inertia in action	2021-05-16 20:24:44
海外TECH	DEV Community	Programming: Salary vs Hourly	https://dev.to/alecsherman/programming-salary-vs-hourly-1a8f	Programming Salary vs HourlyIs it better as a programmer to be on salary or hourly Do you want to be an employee or a contractor and what are the pros and cons of each  Are you even qualified and ready to be a contractor  How do you determine what is a reasonable contractor hourly rate  This video answers all those questions and more while reviewing the business and personal options to help you decide which is best for you As a contractor I also discuss the formula for financial growth what to do when there is no work and some accounting options for contractors If you are in the IT industry whether you are a front end developer back end guru DBA expert full stack developer or something in between you should consider whether being a contractor or on salary is best for you	2021-05-16 20:23:03
海外TECH	DEV Community	Benefits of Starting a Career in a Small Company	https://dev.to/raissaccorreia/benefits-of-starting-a-career-in-a-small-company-1lp8	Benefits of Starting a Career in a Small CompanyIn September I was in the last months of my Bachelor s degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Campinas In Brazil we make a final project that lasts for a whole semester supervised by a professor At this time my supervisor offered me a job after getting my degree in December She has a non profit company that promotes robotics teaching and research and they needed a new system to manage their organization that supports academic events The basic explanation is Students subscribe to a competition pay for their subscription they re evaluated earn certifications are part of groups to make their tasks with mentors that must be part of schools or colleges and there s the whole administration sector that is by far the hardest and most complex to implement In December when we talked more in depth about the job she told me that I would be the only developer and that was my second job the first that is not an internship that was also in a small education tech company At first it was pretty scary because you need to know a lot to build a whole complex system from scratch and I m not talking about coding that s the easiest I m talking about the decision process of choosing the tech to be used why and if they add value to your final product After that you need to learn these technologies and make them all work together If that challenge wasn t enough we all know that just months later the pandemic hit Brazil and I would never go back to the office again fortunately I was able to talk to the employees that use the previous system for a while and know our current robotic events and Olympics and got all the requisites I m in favor to work from home however in a situation like this the lack of communication was a serious issue and being completely on my own made everything slower but my growth as a professional was huge and it still happening Starting my web developer career with a job like this was the best opportunity possible it was and still is really hard but showed to me that developing is MUCH more than coding It s all about self management soft skills dealing with clients learn a lot about how each layer front back design DB DevOps contributes to the final result communication and how to learn by myself with efficiency I ll discuss in more detail everything involved in this job in my future posts to make a long series of small texts Thank you for reading	2021-05-16 20:15:00
海外TECH	DEV Community	5 Habits of Great Software Engineers	https://dev.to/jonthanfielding/5-habits-of-great-software-engineers-5795	Habits of Great Software EngineersI first started my journey as a software engineer back in when I joined ADP building software for building merchants This was my first experience working at a tech company and as someone new to the industry I couldn t tell the difference between what were the good habits I should be picking up from my colleagues and what were their bad habits Since that first role I have worked at different companies across a variety of different industries which as a result gave me the opportunity to work with some incredible engineers that I have been able to pick up some good habits from Today I want to share with you some of those habits focusing on the five habits which I believe all developers could benefit from having Admit when you don t know somethingPhoto by Jon Tyson on UnsplashThe first habit it is important to instil in yourself is to admit when you don t know something and accept that you can never know everything To give you some perspective on this if we take a look at Wikipedia we will find it lists over programming languages alone and when we consider that each will have its own frameworks and languages it is clear that no one could be knowledgeable about everything Instead of pretending you know all the answers you should instead admit when you are unsure and feedback to the team that you will need to take the time to learn and research about the area your exploring Besides allowing you to get help when you need it being known for admitting when you don t know something can instil trust within your team that when you say you know something you actually do Learn from your team s mistakes instead of assigning blamePhoto by Sarah Kilian on UnsplashAs software engineers we are often building complex systems and solving complex problems on a daily basis Inevitably sometimes we will make mistakes however the focus shouldn t be on blaming the individual who made the mistake but instead on identifying what we can learn as a team from the mistake to prevent it from happening again The way in which I do this in my teams is that for mistakes that result in an incident that affects our users we will write a post mortem In this post mortem we will document what happened what was the cause what was the impact and what the actions are to prevent this from happening again In other cases where the mistake doesn t impact our users we will normally talk about it as part of our team retrospectives where we can safely talk about what has gone wrong and the learning we can take from it This approach means we spend our time focusing on team growth rather than assigning blame to whoever made the mistake As a team we get to share the learnings and as a whole the whole team has much better morale Put your user s needs above your ownPhoto by Taras Shypka on UnsplashAs software engineers we often need to make decisions about what technologies we use The choices we make every day have an impact on both our experience as developers and the experience of our users using our products This means we should always consider the user cost of the decisions we make Let s take the example of delivering a new feature for our users As part of the research into developing the feature we find a library that will enable us to deliver the feature faster At first glance this is a win for both the user who will benefit from the feature being ready sooner and the developer who is building it To validate this it is important to consider the cost of using the library this could result in a couple of scenarios Perhaps it is a KB library that will have a negligible impact on the user s experience of the application Alternatively maybe it is a MB library that will negatively impact the performance of the application If it is the first option then choosing the library might have a net benefit to both the user and the engineer however if the latter is true then only the developer sees the benefit of using the library In this example I would always prioritise putting the user first to ensure they have a great experience even if it means it will take me a bit longer to deliver the feature Have strong opinions but hold them weaklyPhoto by Steve Johnson on UnsplashIn your lifetime you might have come across the phrase “Strong Opinions Weakly Held The phrase originated from a post written back in by Paul Saffo regarding how he approaches writing long term technology forecasts wherein in the face of uncertainty it s important to form an opinion on something even if that opinion is later proven incorrect The post itself can be found on Paul Saffo s blog While it originated in technology forecasting it has quickly been applied as a framework for thinking If we apply this to software engineering you might propose a solution you believe to be correct for the problem at hand Further down the road you might then find your original solution will not work however with the additional information you learnt you then can get to the correct solution to solve your user s problem Listen first speak laterPhoto by Brett Jordan on UnsplashThere is a common misconception that software engineers are shut ins that don t like to communicate with others The reality of being a successful software engineering is quite the opposite we work in multi functional teams bringing together people from different disciplines and we work together to build great products for our users When working in this way communication between everyone in the team is incredibly important so that everyone has a good understanding of what the team is trying to achieve This communication must be way with an emphasis on listening first to all the opinions in the team and then giving your input This becomes even more important as you grow into a more senior engineer where your words will carry more weight making it difficult to not sway the conversation Listen to your colleagues they will have great ideas that as a team you can build on to build great products ConclusionIt goes without saying that there is much more to being a great software engineer than the five habits I have written about here Software engineering is a broad complex field and what works at one company might not work at another These habits came from my own experiences and I would love to hear about your own experiences what habits do you think make a great software engineer	2021-05-16 20:08:02
海外TECH	DEV Community	Starting a tech meet-up during a global pandemic	https://dev.to/jonthanfielding/starting-a-tech-meet-up-during-a-global-pandemic-33nd	Starting a tech meet up during a global pandemicMy started like most peoples I was going to work on the weekdays and enjoying my weekends with my family Sometimes I would attend tech meetups after work I even managed to host a couple in my workplace first London Web Performance and then on the last week before we entered lockdown we hosted a JS Monthly London International Women s Day event Then came lockdown and with it came a sudden break in tech events with conferences and meetups all being cancelled Shortly into this I got talking to Natalie an associate engineer I work with at RVU and we came up with the idea of starting a meetup ourselves we then found our another colleague Ricardo had similar ideas so we combined forces Figuring out what we wanted to create a meetup aboutHaving had the idea we wanted to create a meetup we decided to put a session in so we could ideate what we wanted our meetup to focus on These discussions focused on two things the topics that we wanted to cover and the audience we wanted to reach When it came to topics we wanted to be fairly web focused with a focus on product development in particular When it came to the audience we wanted to appeal to a broad spectrum from associate engineer right through to lead In our discussions we decided that as we were all product engineers the meetup should focus loosely on product engineering with talks around the area of building great products Naming our meetupHaving decided to start our meetup the first priority was to give it a name We created a slack channel called an unnamed meetup and started to throw name ideas back and forth After some thinking we came up with a wide variety of names and then we shared them in a poll with the rest of the RVU engineering team the choices being Product Engineering PeopleProgrammed in PencilBuild Right Scale FastCore RedLondon Product EngineeringProduct Engineering MonthlyVentures in EngineeringShipping CodeWith a total of votes we settled on the name Programmed in Pencil which we had come up with based on our company belief that “Everything is written in pencil Creating the websiteHaving named our meetup the next step was to register the domain name and create a website For the website I cheekily forked a website I built for a conference called Web Progressions back in The primary reason for this was the site was open source and this would save me time as it already had everything I needed from a template point of view It also was already set up in a way that Jekyll could compile the Sass when deployed to GitHub pages After spending some time skinning the template to have a unique look and feel to this meetup I then sent a screenshot across to my colleague Rob Newport who is a designer in my team He then did an amazing job of tweaking the design to the lovely site design you see today and then we paired on implementing the changes We then pushed the page up to GitHub the cloud team at RVU kindly bought the domain name and then we pointed it at the site Finding SpeakersSo we had a name a potential date to run our meetup and a website ready to go we now needed to find some people who would like to speak at the meetup Early on in discussing the meetup we agreed that it was essential to ensure that the speaker lineup wasn t just those from RVU This wasn t to be a marketing event for our business but instead to be an event that would help share knowledge and be an opportunity for us to give back to the tech community That said for our first speaker we actually were fortunate enough that one of our colleagues had already recently prepared a talk for a conference which unfortunately been postponed due to Coronavirus He therefore was happy to give the talk at our meetup Fortunately having been attending meetups for a good number of years and spoke at them myself I have made many friends in the tech community so for the other two talks I reached out to my friends Jo Franchetti and Katie Fenn both of which were happy to talk Promoting the meetupWith everything in place the next step was to promote the meetup As a self confessed Twitter addict this was the primary place I promoted the event I regularly tweeted about it to my followers to encourage them to attend I also reached out to other meetups JS Monthly London and Frontend London and asked them to also tweet out to their followers Besides Twitter I also promoted the event on various slack groups I am in focused on engineering including FEL slack and Codebar The night of the eventWhen it came to the night we were all ready we had agreed among Natalie Ricardo and I who would introduce each speaker At the beginning of the event I introduced the event along with myself and my co hosts Ricardo and Natalie Then for each speaker a different host would introduce them The talks were all really good and I was really proud to have been part of organising this great event After the event we regrouped and discussed what went well and we summarised it into the following What went wellAmazing talks with live demos that worked wellWe had about people attendZoom webinars worked well for both registrations and people joining the meetupWhat didn t go so well One of the speakers had connection problems which lead to us having to do some quick shuffling of the order of the talksWe were awful at keeping on time with this being remote some people dialled in for specific talks however by beingWhile there is little we can do regarding connection issues of speakers or attendees we did think about how we could resolve the second issue What we came up with was tweaking the format to better take into account keeping on time We inserted “Interviews in between each of the talks which would be an opportunity for us and the audience to ask questions This served a dual purpose where it provided buffer time in between each talk if a talk ran short we could ask more questions and if it ran longer we would simply have less time for questions In SummaryRunning Programmed in Pencil with my work colleagues has been a great experience and allowed me to finally live my dream of running my own tech event Would I recommend others give it a try definitely I think diversity of thought is incredibly important so I would love to see more remote tech meet ups to pop up all with their own focus to give people lots of different places to learn about things in different ways A few people have asked why I haven t yet spoken at Programmed in Pencil myself to be honest I wanted to provide a stage for others to share their knowledge I always felt that if I were to talk it would be if we were short of a speaker one month but I wouldn t be aiming to speak at the event Our next meetup is on the evening of Wednesday th May and we welcome those from all over the world to join us Register at www programmedinpencil com	2021-05-16 20:04:05
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	AT&T in talks to spin off WarnerMedia for merger with Discovery	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/16/att-in-talks-to-spin-off-warnermedia-for-merger-with-discovery?utm_medium=rss	AT amp T in talks to spin off WarnerMedia for merger with DiscoveryAT amp T intends to break off its media arm and merge the assets with Discovery in what could be a bid to strengthen the organization against streaming rivals such as Netflix Disney and Apple AT amp T is believed to be preparing to make a deal with Discovery that could create a new media behemoth one that could be announced within the next week If agreed the deal would see AT amp T spin off its media assets which would then be combined with Discovery into a new entity According to sources of Bloomberg the two organizations are still negotiating the structure of the transaction and it could still collapse at this late stage Read more	2021-05-16 20:56:35
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Epic versus Apple: What's at stake if Apple loses	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/16/epic-versus-apple-whats-at-stake-if-apple-loses?utm_medium=rss	Epic versus Apple What x s at stake if Apple losesIf Apple loses its trial with Epic Games it could be eventually forced into making radical changes to the App Store and how consumers spend money within its ecosystem Here are the likeliest scenarios and what Apple would have to do to satisfy a ruling Apple and Epic Games are in the middle of a courtroom battle for Apple s control of the App Store and the iOS and iPadOS ecosystem It s a high stakes fight that could lead to major changes in the way apps can be bought and used on the iPhone and iPad as well as Apple s revenue It s a lawsuit that could potentially cost Apple billions of dollars if everything went Epic Games way ーand not from damages If Epic prevails in court Apple could be forced into altering policies about what apps can or cannot do which could impact Apple s potential revenue in the future Read more	2021-05-16 20:13:10
海外TECH	Engadget	Mooer crams a drum machine, effects and a looper into a six-string guitar	https://www.engadget.com/mooer-audio-gtrs-s800-intelligent-guitar-203222920.html	Mooer crams a drum machine effects and a looper into a six string guitarMooer Audio is readying a six string guitar with a drum machine effects and a looper ーyou may not need much else to create music	2021-05-16 20:32:22
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海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Nearly 60% say Tokyo Olympics should be canceled, poll finds	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/05/16/national/tokyo-olympics-cancel-survey/	Nearly say Tokyo Olympics should be canceled poll findsThe survey highlighted dissatisfaction with the government s coronavirus response with calling the vaccine rollout slow and critical of its overall handling of the	2021-05-17 06:14:41
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Four men arrested in anti-Semitism video investigation	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57137151	semitic	2021-05-16 20:43:18
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	パナソニック「割増退職金4000万円」の壮絶リストラ、年齢別加算金リスト判明【スクープ完全版】 - パナソニックの呪縛	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/270881	パナソニック「割増退職金万円」の壮絶リストラ、年齢別加算金リスト判明【スクープ完全版】パナソニックの呪縛人員整理をタブー視してきたパナソニックが、バブル入社組を標的にした本気のリストラに着手する。	2021-05-17 05:25:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	パナソニック「退職金4000万円上乗せ」で50歳標的の壮絶リストラ【スクープ】 - ダイヤモンドSCOOP	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/270880		2021-05-17 05:25:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	転機迎える米IPO市場、今週が正念場に - WSJ発	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/271286	転機	2021-05-17 05:24:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	しぼむ燃料電池車への期待、空で羽ばたくか - WSJ発	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/271287	燃料電池車	2021-05-17 05:21:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	超エリートの文豪・森鴎外が「小倉左遷」で身に付けた“耐えて待つ力” - 左遷！あなたならどうする？	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/270634	そんな鷗外が小倉で身に付けた「耐えて待つ力」は、作家としての後の活動の原動力となった。	2021-05-17 05:20:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	ディベートは何のため？先が読めない状況下の決断に役立つ「略式ディベート」とは - 経営・戦略デザインラボ	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/271133	ディベートは何のため先が読めない状況下の決断に役立つ「略式ディベート」とは経営・戦略デザインラボ「状況は刻一刻と変化しているけれど、はっきりした決定をしなくてはならない」「でも何をどうしたら良いのか」。	2021-05-17 05:10:00
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ビジネス	電通報 | 広告業界動向とマーケティングのコラム・ニュース	たった1人の「これ欲しい」から世の中のヒットを生むN=1発想とは	https://dentsu-ho.com/articles/7767	futurecreativecenter	2021-05-17 06:00:00
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