投稿時間:2021-05-29 00:27:22 RSSフィード2021-05-29 00:00 分まとめ(34件)

カテゴリー等	サイト名等	記事タイトル・トレンドワード等	リンクURL	頻出ワード・要約等/検索ボリューム	登録日
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	cloneNode(true)で複製したボタンで繰り返し複製を行いたい	https://teratail.com/questions/340924?rss=all	cloneNodetrueで複製したボタンで繰り返し複製を行いたい前提・実現したいことjavascriptにて、「追加ボタン」を押すことでcloneNodetrueでコピーした要素が複製して追加されるようにしたいです。	2021-05-28 23:46:03
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	配列のソートがうまく行かない。	https://teratail.com/questions/340923?rss=all	配列のソートがうまく行かない。	2021-05-28 23:43:40
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	jQueryでHTMLのtextarea要素のrows属性の値を、改行と同時に動的に書き換えるにはどうすればよいでしょうか？	https://teratail.com/questions/340922?rss=all	jQueryでHTMLのtextarea要素のrows属性の値を、改行と同時に動的に書き換えるにはどうすればよいでしょうかタイトル通りです。	2021-05-28 23:31:09
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	JavaScript 重複した配列	https://teratail.com/questions/340921?rss=all		2021-05-28 23:15:33
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	ネットワークの出力がすべて同じになる　深層学習	https://teratail.com/questions/340920?rss=all	ネットワークの出力がすべて同じになる深層学習前提・実現したいこと深層学習でネットワークが異なる入力に対して、すべて同じ出力を返してしまう原因を知りたいです。	2021-05-28 23:07:27
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	[Android]オーバーレイ上のボタンの背景が透明になる	https://teratail.com/questions/340919?rss=all	Androidオーバーレイ上のボタンの背景が透明になる前提・実現したいことAndroidでオーバーレイするアプリを開発しています。	2021-05-28 23:01:28
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	2つのテーブルを１対多の関係になるようadd_referenceするとSQLite3::SQLException: Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL	https://qiita.com/candallorjun1025/items/00df8340cecdd50d8fab	つのテーブルを対多の関係になるようaddreferenceするとSQLiteSQLExceptionCannotaddaNOTNULLcolumnwithdefaultvalueNULL「現場で使えるRubyonRails速習実践ガイド」を進めていて、Pのマイグレーションを実行すると以下のエラーが発生しました。	2021-05-28 23:55:23
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Rails】ストロングパラメータとは？ エラーとデバック方法【解説】	https://qiita.com/kyohhh/items/4a373e86eebd2424d4d6	」「入力するフォームなんてないぞ」「ん、もしかすると外部キーlistidが何か関係しているのか」「ビューはエラー画面になってないから、ローカルサーバーでエラーが出ていないかみにいこう、、」「外部キーlistidは取れてるみたいだし、問題なさそうだ。	2021-05-28 23:48:11
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ワークスペースに修正が残っている場合に-dirtyが付加されたコミット番号を取得するgitコマンド	https://qiita.com/n_hachi/items/895686912d31147f884f	ceisnotcleanstackoverflow	2021-05-28 23:28:42
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	2つのテーブルを１対多の関係になるようadd_referenceするとSQLite3::SQLException: Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL	https://qiita.com/candallorjun1025/items/00df8340cecdd50d8fab	つのテーブルを対多の関係になるようaddreferenceするとSQLiteSQLExceptionCannotaddaNOTNULLcolumnwithdefaultvalueNULL「現場で使えるRubyonRails速習実践ガイド」を進めていて、Pのマイグレーションを実行すると以下のエラーが発生しました。	2021-05-28 23:55:23
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Rails】ストロングパラメータとは？ エラーとデバック方法【解説】	https://qiita.com/kyohhh/items/4a373e86eebd2424d4d6	」「入力するフォームなんてないぞ」「ん、もしかすると外部キーlistidが何か関係しているのか」「ビューはエラー画面になってないから、ローカルサーバーでエラーが出ていないかみにいこう、、」「外部キーlistidは取れてるみたいだし、問題なさそうだ。	2021-05-28 23:48:11
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	【レポート】【基本の AWS サービス】Amazon EC2 ことはじめ　〜あらゆるワークロードに対応する豊富な選択肢とコスト最適化オプション〜 #AWS-13 #AWSSummit	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/awssummit-2021-aws-13/	amazon	2021-05-28 14:43:18
海外TECH	DEV Community	The Why of TDD	https://dev.to/quii/the-why-of-tdd-3e6f	The Why of TDDMany people have false starts with test driven development TDD When I discuss it with people I feel many people have some misunderstandings around the method in particular the motivations behind it I believe if developers have a better understanding of why to use it they ll have a better chance of practicing TDD more effectively and get more value out of it This posts explores the reasons for using TDD and offers some guidance as to how to practice it more effectively I was invited to speak about this topic at the GoSG a meet up for the Go programming enthusiasts in Singapore You can find the recording on YouTube This post quotes Growing Object Oriented Software Guided by Tests GOOS written by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce extensively as it aligns very closely with how I was taught TDD I strongly suggest grabbing a copy and giving it a read Ignore that the examples are in Java the main lessons from the book are broadly language agnostic IntroductionIf you re new to software development there s several knowledge hurdles you need to leap over The one you ll be judged on the most is your ability to use the tools in front of you to get stuff working and get it to the customers How well you do this and how delightful the result can be referred to as external quality Once you get proficient at this the main challenges facing mid level and above are to do with internal quality This focuses on your ability to work on and design systems so that the cost of change is reasonable This is important because if a system is useful it will have to change over its lifetime When talking to non technical folk about this you can use an analogy of the quality of a factory and its equipment If parts of your machinery are unreliable or hard to deal with the factory will begin to grind to a halt This is also true of software If internal quality declines the ability to affect the external quality of the software will decline too There are a lot of software developers out there who can bash the code out enough to make useful software A problem in our industry is we re often incentivised and praised by our ability to work through “tickets quickly and trying to hit often arbitrary deadlines Frequently though the internal quality gets neglected and we hear these stories over and over again Why is the estimate for changing the system weeks It should be days We need to spend a month re writing the Foobar module I can t stand to work on this legacy system again Please let me move to a different project or I ll find somewhere else to work There are fewer developers who can write software that can live for many years without painful re writes and staggering maintenance costs The reason simply is it s really hard It requires effort and study I ve been writing software for over years and I still find it hard and feel the need to keep studying and reflecting There are developers and stakeholders who have advanced skills in justifying reasons for not caring about internal quality They ll say things like The only thing that matters is working softwareWhat about time to market All worthwhile systems have to be changed see Lehman s laws of software evolution “All that matters is working software can t be used as an excuse for poor internal quality today when you will have to change the external quality tomorrow People tend to under estimate the costs of poor internal quality and over estimate the cost of keeping internal quality high You need to be thinking about the design of your system because the problem you are solving is different to everyone else s Domain knowledge or lack of has a giant impact on what designs are suitable so no single blog post can tell you how to design your system It s your responsibility as an engineer Many developers work in environments which have a real fear around speed of delivery and you can get tempted in to short term promises of productivity A new programming language A shiny new framework Even folder structures in the Go community seem to be endlessly discussed as some kind of silver bullet to good software Chasing these things is a distraction and is not equipping you to strengthen your skills at writing software with high internal quality you re just learning another thing that will be unfashionable in a few years This is why I think TDD is such a valuable method It gives you a structured way to confront and think about the internal quality of your system TDD is a skill which can work in any context even on Mars It is an excellent tool for training yourself and your team to design better software TDD can be seen as a developer frivolity that slows teams down This is true when you are first learning it like any skill but with practice and training you ll find yourself working at a sustainable pace and consistently delivering value High internal quality will facilitate improvements to external quality Adam Luzsi points out …most people who start to learn TDD are also in the process of learning software design implicitly through TDD And this causes the feeling of this slows me down High internal quality is not exclusive to practitioners of TDD but if you re on the fence about TDD I hope this post encourages you to take another look Maybe at least make you reflect on your own methods for writing great software What is TDD Test driven development is conceptually simple to follow Write a test for a small desired behaviourSee it failWrite just enough code to make it passRefactorGo to for next increment of behaviourYet there appears to be many developers diverging a lot from what was described by Kent Beck and others This inconsistency makes discussing the merits of TDD difficult because every so often what someone believed to be a typical TDD process seemed to be following a TDD like process but getting key parts of it wrong Why does this happen I think tech in general suffers a problem of being extremely faddy and people not really understanding why they are adopting a particular framework or technique If you don t understand what TDD is for you re unlikely to practice it effectively So why test driven development Here are the typical answers you ll get Prevent defectsGood test coverageConfidence to refactorRightly some will argue These benefits are not unique to writing tests first Why write tests first It s worth exploring the why of TDD in detail as I believe it helps clarify how to use the method effectively Many people have false starts with TDD GOOS picks up on this “We ve seen teams that write tests and code at about the same time where the code is a mess and the tests just raise the cost of maintenance They d made a start but hadn t yet learned that the trick …to let the tests guide development You have to know what behaviour you re trying to build to write a testDevelopers go too fast diving in to code and letting their imaginations run wild Jo Crossick on TwitterWhen I write tests first it s because I know that I m itching to write over complicated over ambitious code that is destined to become a hot mess and tests is the only thing that can hold me back from creating instant technical debtA lack of method to the design process can lead to software designed against loose ill defined requirements This design can quickly become a drag on the team s productivity It can confuse developers baking in to your system assumptions that are untrue and behaviours that aren t actually needed Writing a test first demands you precisely define and focus on what you re trying to achieve this is a key part of the design processWriting a test first means you have to remove any ambiguity meaning you have to really understand the behaviour you needcut down the scope to a small piece of useful functionality liberating you from having to design the whole systemRather than having to be somehow clever enough to know all the requirements the system would ever need and committing to a design instead you design code for behaviour you have precisely defined You design for one thing at a time and you do it properly It offers a fast and continuous feedback loop on your designWriting a test gives you a sense of the design of a particular unit at the beginning Many developers will dive in creating types and abstractions for hours on end and only when they plug it all together and run their application do they begin to see the flaws in their design Until code is executed and the behaviours observed the design has had no real validation With TDD you get feedback at the start and as you iterate through more behaviour you will keep getting guidance from your tests There is no faster way of getting feedback on your design than by declaring what success looks like at the start You will have a sense of progress as you take small validated steps toward your goal If practiced well you won t end up in situations of having to throw hours or days worth of code away Whilst not being unique to test first tests reflect your design back at you If a test is difficult to read or write it is telling you something A key skill for practicing TDD well is to listen to your tests It gives you momentum and by focusing on internal quality will help you continue to change your software cheaply Many developers “spin many plates darting from one part of the code to the other changing different bits of code and in general working in a fairly chaotic way This way of working makes life difficult and more prone to error and re work Writing a test first acts as a stabiliser This sets you a clear short term objective and lets you focus on doing one thing well rather than worrying about competing concerns The refactoring step improves your chances of maintaining good internal quality which is essential for a system to be malleable We ve all worked on systems where the internal quality is terrible and how frustrating it is how difficult it can be to make a seemingly simple change The iterative nature of TDD means you keep working on achieving one small improvement at a time It does not slow you downGeePaw has an excellent video which dispels the idea that TDD slows you down In fact it s the opposite when you forget about the silly idea that software development s bottleneck is simply typing code Thinking is the bottleneck we work in a knowledge based field and TDD offers us a way to think with clarity It s true that when you first practice TDD you will go slower than before In cases where maybe your design skills aren t as strong as you think TDD may feel frustrating but you can use it as a tool to improve your ability to write modular code It s a skill that has to be learned and practiced but with time you ll find yourself working quicker confidently and with more focus The qualities required to make code unit testable are good qualities in themselvesGOOS “…the effort of writing a test first also gives us rapid feedback about the quality of our design ideasーthat making code accessible for testing often drives it towards being cleaner and more modular Modular code is Easy to repurpose and re use within different contextsFocusedSimple to testSmall with clear responsibilityEasy to understandMany developers have a healthy skepticism to premature abstraction but it can go too far It is not good to have that what and the how of code mixed up within a function featuring s of lines of code with mixed up and complected concerns Rich Hickey covers the topic of easiness vs simplicity in his incredible talk Simple Made Easy Having all your code in one method is “easy but it is not simple Systems built up of modular cohesive units are simpler to understand and easier to change It s easier to write good tests beforehandWriting tests after the code is written is challenging to get right You can end up with tests that may not fail when you want them to have cryptic error messages or simply not have good coverage You ll also fall in to the trap of testing your design rather than the behaviour more on this later Writing tests first and seeing them fail helps you validate their usefulness and helps you focus on testing from the consumer s point of view rather than the person who wrote it It requires you to constantly refactorA key but often skipped step by novices is the refactoring step It is far easier and more sustainable to do frequent small refactors around the code you re actually working on throughout the day rather than leaving it for “a refactoring technical debt sprint Ill factored code makes the system harder to re design Often the act of refactoring reveals designs As you consolidate code and DRY things up you start to “see abstractions that can simplify matters Digression Refactoring sprints are an absurd idea and point to some real team disfunctionYou want the benefits of increased internal quality now not in weeks time Everyone knows they are hard to do and frequently fail to give the pay off you d hope for It s your job to maintain internal quality because that s what helps you deliver external quality at a reasonable cost Don t ask for permission to do your job  How to use TDD Work iteratively in small positive stepsWorking on a single small well defined thing is simple and you re more likely to succeed You ll get fast feedback on whether you re going in the right direction Working on many large loosely defined things at once is difficult and you re more likely to make mistakes The feedback loop is slow When practicing TDD you should always be thinking about how to reach the vague end state with specific achievable steps If you re writing a unit test that you know will take hours of effort to make it pass you need to rethink your approach It can be challenging to break work down into small steps and it will also challenge your design skills but working this way means you are more likely to succeed and you ll reduce waste When TDD feels rightConstant small progress throughout the day Never feels slow feels deliberate Frequent commits to source control per hour Work feels “safe less chaotic than maybe you re used to Mistakes are rarely large Happy to revert changes if you realise you ve gone down a wrong path Writing the test firstThere s a difference between knowing to write a test first and doing it in a way that helps you design your software GOOS “We want each test to be as clear as possible an expression of the behaviour to be performed by the system or object While writing the test we ignore the fact that the test won t run or even compile and just concentrate on its text Rather than worrying about how the code will work at this point concentrate on the behaviour particularly from the user s point of view It s essential you block out implementation detail from your head at this point in the process because you re just trying to nail down exactly what you want to achieve The what and the how are two separate design activities which are too often mixed up which makes coherent decision making more difficult than it needs to be Focus on being precise and limited in scope this will help you uncover assumptions and help you keep focused TDD is an iterative approach to development When you are writing your tests you should be mindful of how to keep the work moving with fast feedback loops and small positive steps Start from the top down for new featuresTDD is focused on letting you design for the behaviour you precisely need iteratively When starting on a new area you need to identify a key important behaviour and then aggressively cut scope From there you want to take a “top down approach starting with an acceptance test AT that exercises the behaviour from the outside This will act as a north star for your efforts All you should be focused on is making that test pass This test will likely be failing for a while whilst you develop enough code to make it pass Once you have your AT set up you can then break into the TDD process to drive out enough units to make the AT pass The trick is to not worry too much about design at this point just get enough code to make the AT pass because at this point you re still learning and exploring the problem Taking this first step is often bigger than you think setting up web servers routing configuration e t c which is why keeping the scope of the work small is important We want to make that first positive step on our blank canvas have it backed by a passing AT so that we can then continue to iterate quickly and safely As you develop listen to your tests and they should give you signals to help you push your design in a better direction but again anchored to the behaviour rather than our imagination Typically your first “unit that does the hard work to make the AT pass will grow too big to be comfortable even for this small amount of behaviour This is when you can start thinking about how to break the problem down and introduce new collaborators This is where test doubles are very useful because most of the complexity that lives internally within software doesn t usually reside in implementation detail but “between the units and how they interact with each other The design outside the braces is what often has the biggest impact on internal quality func NewStockCheckHandler stockChecker StockChecker productStore ProductStore http Handler implementation detail inside the braces is usually low thrills and simple to test We can use test doubles to explore the interactions between our collaborators with a much tighter feedback loop than if we tried to design and develop units isolated and then integrate them later For further iterations we may not need to write a new AT we can simply add new behaviours to our existing units at a faster pace than the first one We ve made our first step and we re confident that we re not developing them blindly because the units are integrated with the rest of the system On “TDD ing a design Too often people assert that TDD is only compatible with a “bottom up approach where you imagine a bunch of abstractions up front and then you “TDD them This is called “TDD ing a design You re not using TDD as a design method merely a way of writing tests around some code This often results in classes or functions being overly developed in isolation for extended periods and then only when you try to integrate them into the system and use them you realise the design is wrong This is the point where people declare TDD to be a poor design tool when in practice they already had a design in their head and just added a very long feedback loop to it exhaustively testing code and various edge cases before using it in their actual system Remember that TDD demands we start with a test for a desired behaviour not a design This is very much “top down development When done correctly you stop “over designing and you write and design the code you actually need By TDD ing a design you can fall into the trap of tests being tightly coupled to implementation rather than behaviour This becomes extremely problematic when you want to change your implementation detail and your tests will become a burden I talk about this in detail in “The Tests Talk Listen to your testsIf you follow the TDD process well you should end up with modular loosely coupled cohesive units within your system This journey is rarely smooth As requirements and knowledge changes your design will have to evolve with it Tests can offer you a focused lens into areas in your system where you can view the impact of your design isolated which makes it far easier to appraise Tests reflect your design back at you Here are some common test smells to look out for Commit them to memory and you ll be able to raise some interesting questions about your design to answer High number of test doubles mocks complicated setupThis is telling you that the unit under test has to collaborate with many things this pain in your test world will be multiplied in all the cases you want to use this unit This pain can sometimes feel hidden in the “real usages but comes apparent when you start to change things and feel the pain of the tight and inappropriate coupling You should be asking yourself why this unit has to collaborate with so many other things It points to leaky abstractions which could be remedied by Look at the test doubles Are you having to mock out lots of methods Perhaps you can consolidate this interaction into another more cohesive unitMaybe the unit itself has too many unrelated behaviours See if you can come up with a more cohesive design Unclear intentDoes your test really explain the code s behaviour and why GOOS A test called testBidAccepted tells us what it does but not what it s for If the test is unclear it could mean the responsibilities of the unit being tested is unclear and warrants a redesign Wide scopeThis points to a lack of focus Perhaps you need to break the problem down in to smaller parts Value the quality of your testsStart being more attentive about the quality of your test code This will result in you writing tests that are cheaper to maintain and will challenge you to write more focused modular code resulting a better designed system Writing high quality tests is cheaper than maintaining poorly written onesIn a high performing team where it must respond to client needs quickly and cheaply good tests will enable them to have a productive experience The opposite is also true Write the tests you want to seeThe easiest most generic feedback I give to my colleagues is asking them to explain their tests out loud Often it s harder than they imagine even when the tests appear terse and then an interesting conversation about the design almost always follows Reflect on the tests you have now Do they express the intent of the behaviour well Do they describe the why clearly If not what would it take Is it a simple refactoring of your tests or does it require some redesign Be attentive when you watch the test failBe sure it fails the way you expect and that it fails with a clear message If you skip this step you may be glossing over design decisions or perhaps you don t understand the requirements clearly enough Usually making the test fails “nicely is a multi step process but it s important to go through the steps until you get a satisfactory failure message due to your code not exhibiting the failure you need View being in “the red as something to get out of as soon as possibleYou should be running your unit tests extremely frequently which is why it s important they run quickly and don t depend on slow things like the network or file system If at any point your tests are failing so you re in the red you should be thinking about the shortest path to get back to “green Often the safest way to do this is to revert your changes By working in small increments this should never feel like a big deal It is forbidden to refactor or redesign code in the red state because your feedback loop as to whether the changes are valid is broken Commit your work frequentlyTo be able to use your tests to help you guide your design they need to be green but it s inevitable that sometimes you ll go down the wrong path and want to get back to safety It s therefore critical that you practice good source control practices and commit your work frequently I usually commit my work once I ve made the test pass and that means if I get into a bad state during refactoring I can easily get back to working software again So much of applying TDD is working in small safe steps so your mind is freer to think about the design of your system rather than juggling multiple concerns at once Refactor aggressively when in the greenMost of the time your system should be in a state when you can refactor freely Ill factored code is problematic because it becomes hard to understand which makes it harder to re design The process of refactoring in general will reveal improvements in the design for you Read Martin Fowler s refactoring book and get in to the habit of applying common refactors A lot of code I observe is not well factored but the good news is it s a relatively easy skill to learn and once you re proficient takes a matter of seconds or minutes to perform in particular with help from your IDE Wrapping upIf you don t practice TDD what is your method for designing software You do you Can you describe your method to someone else so they can follow a similar approach It s healthy to retrospect on how you work to see if there are ways to improve No matter your design method internal quality is essential for the productivity of your team So many systems suffer from poor productivity and high costs because some developers and teams will neglect internal quality It s a false economy to ignore internal quality and the pace at which you will be able to affect the external quality of the system will decrease quickly if you do It is of course possible to have software with high internal quality without practicing TDD but I am not especially clever and want an easy life When I design up front it s often wrongI have to think about too many things at onceI design for things I don t needTDD offers a methodical incremental way of designing code which feels like a simpler more evidence based way of creating useful malleable software Stick to the simple TDD process listen to your tests and practice This should result in you designing software verified against concrete desired behaviours rather than your imagination	2021-05-28 14:42:37
海外TECH	DEV Community	Short Polling vs Long Polling	https://dev.to/bibekkakati/short-polling-vs-long-polling-2fme	Short Polling vs Long PollingHello everyoneBefore proceeding I am assuming you are aware of the request response architecture of a basic web application To build a real time application like a chat application we can t use the basic request response architecture but we can use it with a polling mechanism to achieve the real time behaviour Apart from the polling mechanism we also have SSE server side event and WebSocket to achieve real time behaviour In this article I am going to discuss two types of polling techniques i e long polling and short polling First we need to know what is polling PollingPolling is a technique in which the client sends a request to the server asking for data in an interval of time The response from the server can be empty or any kind of data Short PollingShort Polling is a technique in which the client sends a request to the server asking for data at fixed delays after getting a response from the previously sent request Client sends a request to the Server Server responds with an empty response or data if available Client will wait for the specified delay after receiving the response and continues the same request response process again This technique is very simple and doesn t consume server resources but event notifications are not so instant and there will be some delay ExampleA client sends a request to the server asking for data but the data is not available at that time and the server responds with an empty response The client will wait for seconds before sending the next request That means if in that interval of time seconds any data is available the client will not be notified about this The client will be able to get the data when it sends the next request So this technique is not so instant and there will some delay Long PollingLong Polling is a technique in which the client sends a request to the server asking for data but the server doesn t respond instantly if no data is available rather it waits for a specific amount of time If in that interval of time any event happens or data become available the server will respond with that data and in case of no events or data the server will respond with an empty response after the specified timeout This technique is more complex and does consume server resources but it can notify the client without any delay so it can give a better real time experience Originally published on blog bibekkakati meThank you for reading If you enjoyed this article or found it helpful give it a thumbs up Feel free to connect Twitter Instagram LinkedInIf you like my work and want to support it you can do it here I will really appreciate it	2021-05-28 14:28:12
海外TECH	DEV Community	DotNetDates	https://dev.to/fischgeek/dotnetdates-4ok1	DotNetDatesI made a little diddy I wanted to share with you all It s nothing too grand or impressive I just really like how it turned out and even more happy with the cleanliness of the code It s a simple form to play around with date formats in NET Here s the GitHub and a screenshot It was all written with F minus the C Forms project bit What is neat though is I only laid out the basic locations of where I wanted things to go using FlowLayoutPanels Then passed those to my F to handle the rest using System Windows Forms using DotNetDates FSharp namespace DotNetDates public partial class Form Form public Form InitializeComponent var form this FormBuilder Build form flpFormatMethods flpFormatSpecifiers flpCustomFormats flpCreateYourOwn flpCreateYourOwnResult I m curious to read what you think and thanks for checking it out	2021-05-28 14:25:47
海外TECH	DEV Community	What's New in Codesphere Version 1.11.2	https://dev.to/codesphere/what-s-new-in-codesphere-version-1-11-2-29d1	What x s New in Codesphere Version The latest Codesphere updates What s New FeaturesApp MonitoringCode SearchAdded Python supportStarting today Codesphere has a new interface to monitor your app The new feature will allow you to make sure that your app is running as expected and let you know if you re under or over estimating your computing needs We re also happy to announce that you can now find a search bar above your file tree which gives you the ability to search through your codebase In addition we ve added python support as we understand that more and more developers are building their web apps in python based frameworks like Django and Flask To get a better idea of all our new feature releases take a look at our new video on our YouTube channel At Codesphere we ve been hard at work bringing you the next generation cloud platform so that you can spend less time configuring and more time doing what you do best Actually Coding If there is a feature we haven t released yet that you d like to see comment down below Otherwise stay tuned for future releases As always thanks for using Codesphere Happy coding	2021-05-28 14:17:08
海外TECH	DEV Community	What is Cookies All about HTTP(Part 2)	https://dev.to/nikhil27b/what-is-cookies-all-about-http-part-2-3l0l	What is Cookies All about HTTP Part HTTP CookiesHTTP cookies are known as a web cookie Internet cookies browser cookies in the cookie we can store a small piece of data that server send to your browser Cookies are useful for Auth cookie tokens to store in small text files user preferences color themes game scores for many things you can use HTTP cookies Its very easy to create cookies and delete cookies with JavaScript PHP NodeJS amp Python etc In cookies we have many options like Expires Domain Path Secure Name they are used when we create a cookie or read a cookie Expire we can use it to set the date the cookie will expire Secure a browser only use HTTP Domain The domain name of your site Path The path to the directory or web page that set the cookie How to set cookies with JS For NodeJS you need to require HTTP in your code and directly use cookies If you find this useful in a post like and save this post also comments about your thoughts For more content follow me on Instagram developer nikhil	2021-05-28 14:14:19
海外TECH	DEV Community	Pulumi - IaC in your favorite programming language!	https://dev.to/techworld_with_nana/pulumi-iac-in-your-favorite-programming-language-3i1m	Pulumi IaC in your favorite programming language DevOps tool of the month is a series where each month I introduce one new useful DevOps tool in For May I chose Pulumi a modern Infrastructure as Code Tool for Developers What is Pulumi and how it s different from other IaC tools When writing IaC scripts using other tools you usually have to use a DSL like HCL in case of Terraform of that tool or YAML or JSON which is a format that many tools use Problem with YAML or JSON It s easy to read and easy to define resources you want to create and that is great But what if we need to add some logic in there likeconditionals create this EC instance if xyz or use loops like I want to create EC Instances with the same configuration or what about re using logic Like all instances with this shared config plus some specific configs It gets pretty complex in such formats So all these logical operations loops reusing blocks of code is a natural part of any programming language right So writing the same infrastructure as code logic in a programming language would obviously make writing more complex code easier and cleaner And that s exactly what Pulumi did Pulumi allows you to write infrastructure as code in a programming language Now which programming language is that Well you can actually choose whichever language you want to use Pulumi You can write it in Node js Python net etc So instead of having to learn a new syntax or DSL or a new language you can use the language you are most proficient in and use it for writing infrastructure as code Main Benefits of using a Programming Language of your choice Use the same Programming Tools you know for InfrastructureIf you are coding in Python for example you probably have the most fitting IDE for it like PyCharm you have installed all the plugins for that languages you have configured linters that tell you immediately if you have an error in the code or warning in your code quality You know all the main libraries you can use in your code etc So you know the whole eco system of that language And that means you can use all that same eco system and your expertise for now writing infrastructure as code And this can make your work much more efficient Treat Infrastructure as Code as Application CodeAnother thing that we see emerging and becoming a standard is treating our infrastructure as code exactly the same way as our application code That includes e g testing the code Having unit tests integration tests etc So with YAML and JSON format or DSL like HCL that Terraform uses it s pretty difficult to write tests for these scripts With Pulumi obviously you have the advantage of simply writing tests for you IaC as for your application code using the same test libraries same language same editor etc How Pulumi works in Practice ‍Check out the video to see how Pulumi works in practice I will show you how to write a simple Pulumi project to first create an S bucket in an AWS account and then a more realistic example of provisioning an EKS cluster More awesome tools coming up next on this series so stay tuned for it Like share and follow me for more content Private FB groupTwitterYouTubeInstagramLinkedIn	2021-05-28 14:13:04
海外TECH	DEV Community	🚀10 Trending projects on GitHub for web developers - 28th May 2021	https://dev.to/iainfreestone/10-trending-projects-on-github-for-web-developers-28th-may-2021-2411	Trending projects on GitHub for web developers th May Trending Projects is available as a weekly newsletter please sign up at www iainfreestone com to ensure you never miss an issue ComlinkComlink makes WebWorkers enjoyable Comlink is a tiny library kB that removes the mental barrier of thinking about postMessage and hides the fact that you are working with workers GoogleChromeLabs comlink Comlink makes WebWorkers enjoyable ComlinkComlink makes WebWorkers enjoyable Comlink is a tiny library kB that removes the mental barrier of thinking about postMessage and hides the fact that you are working with workers At a more abstract level it is an RPC implementation for postMessage and ES Proxies npm install save comlinkBrowsers support amp bundle sizeBrowsers without ES Proxy support can use the proxy polyfill Size k k gzip d k brotli dIntroductionOn mobile phones and especially on low end mobile phones it is important to keep the main thread as idle as possible so it can respond to user interactions quickly and provide a jank free experience The UI thread ought to be for UI work only WebWorkers are a web API that allow you to run code in a separate thread To communicate with another thread WebWorkers offer the postMessage API You can send JavaScript objects… View on GitHub Notion SDK for JavaScriptOfficial Notion JavaScript Client A simple and easy to use client for the Notion API makenotion notion sdk js Official Notion JavaScript Client Notion SDK for JavaScript A simple and easy to use client for the Notion API Installationnpm install notionhq clientUsageBefore getting started create an integration and find the token →Learn more about authorization Import and initialize a client using an integration token or an OAuth access token const Client require notionhq client Initializing a clientconst notion new Client auth process env NOTION TOKEN Make a request to any Notion API endpoint See the complete list of endpoints in the API reference async gt const listUsersResponse await notion users list Each method returns a Promise which resolves the response console log listUsersResponse results object user id dec daf b ad cfea … View on GitHub CapacitorBuild cross platform Native Progressive Web Apps for iOS Android and the Web ionic team capacitor Build cross platform Native Progressive Web Apps for iOS Android and the Web ️ ️Cross platform apps with JavaScript and the Web ️ Capacitor is a cross platform API and code execution layer that makes it easy to call Native SDKs from web code and to write custom native plugins that your app may need Additionally Capacitor provides first class Progressive Web App support so you can write one app and deploy it to the app stores and the mobile web Capacitor comes with a Plugin API for building native plugins Plugins can be written inside Capacitor apps or packaged into an npm dependency for community use Plugin authors are encouraged to use Swift to develop plugins in iOS and Kotlin or Java in Android Capacitor development has begun Interested in following Capacitor development We d love your feedback Use the Capacitor planning issue as a starting point Open a discussion if you have questions or suggestions We d love to hear… View on GitHub daisyUITailwind CSS Components Adds component classes like btn card and more to Tailwind CSS saadeghi daisyui ️️️️️ Tailwind Components Tailwind CSS ComponentsAdds component classes like btn card and more to Tailwind CSS See all components DaisyUI See all components Documents daisyui comTry it online Tailwind Play CodepenSource GitHub NPM Unpkg JSdeliverFeaturesTailwind CSS pluginDaisyUI is a Tailwind CSS plugin Install it add it to your tailwind config js file Component classesAdds component classes to Tailwind Classes like btn card …So you will end up with a cleaner HTML Semantic color namesAdds color names like primary secondary accent … CustomizableYou can customize the design of components with Tailwind utility classes and CSS variables ThemeableAdd multiple themes and customize colors You can even set a theme for a specific section of your page RTL supportedEnable rtl config for right to left layouts Pure CSSNo script… View on GitHub NotistackHighly customizable notification snackbars toasts that can be stacked on top of each other iamhosseindhv notistack Highly customizable notification snackbars toasts that can be stacked on top of each other Notistack is a notification library which makes it extremely easy to display notifications on your web apps It is highly customizable and enables you to stack snackbars toasts on top of one anotherVisit documentation website for demos Stacking behaviourDismiss oldest when reached maxSnack here Table of ContentsHow to useOnline demoDocumentationRedux Mobx supportGetting StartedUse your preferred package manager npm install notistackyarn add notistackHow to use Wrap your app inside a SnackbarProvider component see docs for a full list of available props Note If you re using material ui ThemeProvider make sure SnackbarProvider is a child of it import SnackbarProvider from notistack lt SnackbarProvider maxSnack gt lt App gt lt SnackbarProvider gt Export any component that needs to send notification using withSnackbar By doing this you ll have access to… View on GitHub DragulaDrag and drop so simple it hurts bevacqua dragula Drag and drop so simple it hurts Drag and drop so simple it hurtsBrowser support includes every sane browser and IE Granted you polyfill the functional Array methods in ES Framework support includes vanilla JavaScript Angular and React Official Angular bridge for dragula demo Official Angular bridge for dragula demo Official React bridge for dragula demo DemoTry out the demo InspirationHave you ever wanted a drag and drop library that just works That doesn t just depend on bloated frameworks that has great support That actually understands where to place the elements when they are dropped That doesn t need you to do a zillion things to get it to work Well so did I FeaturesSuper easy to set upNo bloated dependenciesFigures out sort order on its ownA shadow where the item would be dropped offers visual feedbackTouch events Seamlessly handles clicks without any configurationInstallYou can… View on GitHub SimpleBarSimpleBar does only one thing replace the browser s default scrollbar with a custom CSS styled one without losing performances Grsmto simplebar Custom scrollbars vanilla javascript library with native scroll done simple lightweight easy to use and cross browser SimpleBar does only one thing replace the browser s default scrollbar with a custom CSS styled one without losing performancesUnlike some popular plugins SimpleBar doesn t mimic scroll with Javascript causing janks and strange scrolling behavioursYou keep the awesomeness of native scrolling with a custom scrollbarSimpleBar does NOT implement a custom scroll behaviour It keeps the native overflow auto scroll and only replace the scrollbar visual appearance Design it as you wantSimpleBar uses pure CSS to style the scrollbar You can easily customize it as you want Or even have multiple style on the same page or just keep the default style Mac OS scrollbar style Lightweight and performantOnly kb minified SimpleBar doesn t use Javascript to handle scrolling You keep the performances behaviours of the native scroll Supported everywhereSimpleBar has been tested on the following browsers Chrome Firefox Safari Edge IE Getting startedThe easiest way to use SimpleBar… View on GitHub govuk reactAn implementation of the GOV UK Design System in React using CSSinJS govuk react govuk react An implementation of the GOV UK Design System in React using CSSinJS govuk reactAn implementation of the GOV UK Design System in React using CSSinJS using Object notation with styled components We aim to track the following projects in priority order as to which components to implement and how they should look behave Where possible we are using the existing CSS as a guide When we need to modify to suit custom markup we aim to provide a comment in our code as to why this was done GOV UK FrontendGOV UK Design System source GOV UK Design System Backlog where there are open tickets in the backlog that reference patterns components in existing govuk sites GOV UK elementsGOV UK Publishing ComponentsAny other established govuk patternUsagenpm install govuk react styled components saveimport Button from govuk react const MyComponent title gt lt div gt lt h gt title lt h gt lt Button gt lt … View on GitHub htmxhtmx allows you to access AJAX CSS Transitions WebSockets and Server Sent Events directly in HTML using attributes so you can build modern user interfaces with the simplicity and power of hypertext bigskysoftware htmx lt gt htmx high power tools for HTML high power tools for HTMLintroductionhtmx allows you to access AJAX CSS TransitionsWebSockets and Server Sent Eventsdirectly in HTML using attributes so you can buildmodern user interfaces with the simplicity andpower of hypertexthtmx is small k min gz d dependency freeextendable amp IE compatiblemotivationWhy should only lt a gt and lt form gt be able to make HTTP requests Why should only click amp submit events trigger them Why should only GET amp POST be available Why should you only be able to replace the entire screen By removing these arbitrary constraints htmx completes HTML as ahypertextquick start lt Load from unpkg gt lt script src gt lt script gt lt have a button POST a click via AJAX gt lt button hx post clicked hx swap outerHTML gt Click Me lt button gt The… View on GitHub Vuestic UIFree and Open Source UI Library for Vue epicmaxco vuestic ui Free and Open Source UI Library for Vue Vue js UI Library Developed by Epicmax Designed by Vasili Savitski Documentation Discord Vuestic UI is forever free and open to contributions See ourissuescontributing guide and join discussions on ourDiscord to help us improve Vuestic UI experience Why use Vuestic UI Vue js compatibleMIT licenseFeature rich more than customizable componentsTwo built in color scheme presetsPowerful configurationsLocal configure components in depthGlobal configure framework overallCross browser and responsivein readyInstallationFirst make sure you have all prerequisites installed Node js gt npm version or yarn version and Git After checking the prerequisites install Vuestic UI via npm yarn npm install vuestic ui oryarn add vuestic uiQuick startMake sure you re imported both styles and plugin into your entry file main jsimport createApp from vue import App from App vue import VuesticPlugin from vuestic ui … View on GitHub Stargazing Top risers over last daysAppwrite starsCoding Interview University starscode server starsFig starsFree Programming Books stars Top growth over last daysuseStateMachine Fig Appwrite renature Chakra Templates️ Top risers over last daysPublic APIs starsCoding Interview University starsFree Programming Books starsWinBox js starsDeveloper Roadmap stars Top growth over last daysWinBox js github elements Fig Supabase Realtime Supabase Trending Projects is available as a weekly newsletter please sign up at www iainfreestone com to ensure you never miss an issue If you enjoyed this article you can follow me on Twitter where I regularly post bite size tips relating to HTML CSS and JavaScript	2021-05-28 14:07:27
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	App Store growth recovery hints at Apple June quarter beat, analyst says	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/28/app-store-growth-recovery-hints-at-apple-june-quarter-beat-analyst-says?utm_medium=rss	App Store growth recovery hints at Apple June quarter beat analyst saysAfter a weaker than expected April Morgan Stanley s Katy Huberty says that the App Store is trending ahead of forecasts in May ーwhich could be a sign that Apple is on track to outperform in the June quarter Credit AppleIn a note to investors seen by AppleInsider lead analyst Katy Huberty says that App Store net revenue is clocking in five points ahead of her original year over year May forecast The uptick comes after a weaker growth in April Read more	2021-05-28 14:27:49
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Save 49% on a Setapp 1-year subscription, access over 210 Mac apps	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/28/save-49-on-a-setapp-1-year-subscription-access-over-210-mac-apps?utm_medium=rss	Save on a Setapp year subscription access over Mac appsMac users on the hunt for a discount on the popular Setapp suite of tools can save off retail price for a year subscription this Memorial Day weekend Exclusive Setapp dealAppleInsider readers this weekend can save an additional on a year Setapp subscription with coupon code INSIDER With the coupon and instant savings already in place the bundle of over apps is discounted to off retail Read more	2021-05-28 14:20:46
海外TECH	Engadget	Apple's M1 has a unfixable security flaw that's effectively harmless	https://www.engadget.com/apple-m1-vulnerability-covert-channel-malware-143216984.html?src=rss_b2c	communicate	2021-05-28 14:32:16
海外科学	NYT > Science	You Can Bid on NFTs Tied to Nobel Prize-Winning Discoveries	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/27/science/nobel-prize-nft-berkeley.html	cancer	2021-05-28 14:06:32
海外科学	NYT > Science	Biden Administration Defends Huge Alaska Oil Drilling Project	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/26/climate/biden-alaska-drilling.html	Biden Administration Defends Huge Alaska Oil Drilling ProjectThe administration says the country must pivot away from fossil fuels but backed a project set to produce more than barrels of oil each day for years	2021-05-28 14:30:20
金融	RSS FILE - 日本証券業協会	新型コロナウイルス感染症への証券関係機関等・各証券会社の対応について（リンク集）	https://www.jsda.or.jp/shinchaku/coronavirus/link.html	新型コロナウイルス	2021-05-28 15:40:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	「基幹系システム・フロントランナー・サポートハブ」支援決定案件について公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/news/r2/sonota/20210528.html	決定	2021-05-28 15:00:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	「サステナブルファイナンス有識者会議」（第７回）議事次第について公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/singi/sustainable_finance/siryou/20210528.html	有識者会議	2021-05-28 14:25:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Fishmongers' Hall: Graduates were unlawfully killed by terrorist	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-57260509	usman	2021-05-28 14:38:13
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Downing Street flat refurbishment: PM cleared of misconduct	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57280418	downing	2021-05-28 14:44:57
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Belarus plane: Russia accuses EU of risking passenger safety	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-57279482	dissident	2021-05-28 14:52:14
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Giggs to go on trial for allegedly headbutting ex-girlfriend	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-57280487	greville	2021-05-28 14:36:33
GCP	Google Cloud Platform Japan 公式ブログ	Google Cloud Partner Top Engineer アワードプログラムのご案内	https://cloud.google.com/blog/ja/topics/partners/google-cloud-partner-top-engineer-award-program/	申込み条件必要な条件アワード発表時点において、GoogleCloudのPartnerAdvantageプログラムにおいてPartnerレベル以上の企業に所属していること年月末時点で有効なGoogleCloud認定資格プロフェッショナル認定資格あるいはCertifedFellowProgramの認定を保持していること申請フォーマットに従い、自薦・他薦でお申し込みいただいていること望ましい経験・スキルGoogleCloudのテクノロジーの魅力を社内のエンジニアに普及した経験GoogleCloudに関連したイベントやBlog等のメディアを通じた技術情報の発信GoogleCloudの開発プロジェクトへの参画やソリューション開発の経験SpecializationやExpertiseといったパートナー認定の取得に関わった経験アワード対象・審査方法アワード対象パートナー各社様におけるエンジニア、技術職の方審査方法申請フォーマットにてご提出頂いた実績を元に、GoogleCloudJapanにて厳正な審査の上、選出させて頂きます。	2021-05-28 14:55:00
GCP	Cloud Blog	6 businesses transforming with SAP on Google Cloud	https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/sap-google-cloud/6-businesses-transforming-sap-google-cloud/	businesses transforming with SAP on Google CloudThousands of organizations globally rely on SAP for their most mission critical workloads And for many Google Cloud customers part of a broader digital transformation journey has included accelerating the migration of these essential SAP workloads to Google Cloud These customers seek greater agility elasticity and uptime on a truly flexible cloud that includes the benefits of cutting edge AI ML and analytics capabilities It s why we ve worked hard to bring our customers a wealth of options to fit their needs including SAP certified hardware options and Google Cloud for SAP RISE We ve also helped them understand the economic advantages of SAP on Google Cloud including the significant migration assistance and incentives that are part of our Cloud Acceleration Program  Below we ve shared just a few examples of customers that have chosen Google Cloud to run their SAP workloads and the benefits they re seeing Southwire More stability less worry with SAP on Google CloudFollowing a December ransomware event and the COVID pandemic that began in spring of Southwire was preparing for an overhaul of their SAP ECC environment to take advantage of the latest functionality available for this critical ERP system They also aimed to deploy SAP Business Warehouse on SAP HANA to accelerate vital reporting for all business users and the company wanted to upgrade to the latest version of SAP Process Orchestrationーan essential component that touches key manufacturing interfaces in all Southwire facilities  Southwire had looked at multiple options for the upgrades including remaining entirely on premises and colocation but ultimately decided to migrate to Google Cloud “We wanted to be on a platform for SAP that was flexible scalable and secure that we could count on to get up and running quickly says Dan Stuart Senior Vice President of IT Services “We chose Google Cloud not only for those reasons but also because we recognize that Google has other assets that we may be able to take advantage of down the line such as technologies like artificial intelligence AI Read more Related ArticleSouthwire powers digital transformation with its SAP cloud migrationSouthwire migrated its SAP environment to Google Cloud for flexibility scalability and security and for the potential to take advantag Read ArticlePega Optimizing business operations with SAP on Google CloudFor Pegasystems a leading provider of cloud software for customer engagement and intelligent automation it s important to maintain smooth operations at all times This includes getting the best performance from its SAP applications But with its core SAP systems in a traditional data center the IT department found it was spending too much time on day to day maintenance and less on strategic projects that generated value for the company  In Pega chose to deploy its SAP environment including SAP ERP Central Component ECC and SAP HANA data warehousing to Google Cloud The move has helped Pega overcome many of the challenges it faced with the previous deployment It also made Pega s SAP systems more reliable and offered powerful new data capabilities to support the business in making the right decisions Read more Related ArticlePega Optimizing business operations with SAP on Google CloudPegasystems deployed its SAP environment to Google Cloud to make its systems more reliable and take advantage of powerful new data capabi Read ArticleCasa dos Ventos Advancing its sustainability mission with SAP S HANA on Google CloudCasa dos Ventos has been on a path of steady growthーthe company now represents about of all wind farms in operation or under construction in Brazil But growth on this scale generates more than energy It produces vast amounts of data that needs to be processed and analyzed consistently to study wind behavior control turbines and forecast power production and climate to name just a few examples With the company s continued expansion it became clear that its on premises infrastructure no longer had the capacity to process orchestrate and analyze such massive amounts of data  To keep pace with its growing number of projects the company needed a solution that would centralize its workflows while providing scalability and flexibility As a result it decided to adopt SAP as a business management solution and host its SAP S HANA environment on Google Cloud When the migration was complete the time needed to predict the amount of energy generated by a specific project went from days to just one day Thanks to the new cloud infrastructure and scalable services the company was also able to process years of data in less than two hours during its weekly data processes Read more Related ArticleCasa dos Ventos advances sustainability mission with SAP S HANA on Google CloudThanks to its new cloud infrastructure and scalable services with Google Cloud Casa dos Ventos was also able to process years of data Read ArticleFFF Enterprises x performance with SAP on Google CloudWhen there s a patient waiting for a product at the end of each transaction there s far more at stake than just the performance of your ERP system That s why FFF Enterprises Inc FFF ーa leading supplier of critical and preventive care medications including the essential medications that help to reduce the effects of COVID ーchose to migrate its core SAP enterprise applications to Google Cloud “We re dependent on the ERP system says Brian Wemple SAP Technical Manager at FFF “It runs the business by integrating with our e commerce systems our pick pack and ship and our business intelligence It has to be always available and always accurate After running SAP on legacy infrastructure for some time and experiencing core switch outages server outages multiprotocol label switching MPLS edge router outages and other issues FFF knew it needed to revisit its technology infrastructure  “We ve experienced an improvement in the speed of our SAP environment at a lower monthly cost than we saw with our previous provider Wemple says about the migration to Google Cloud “Our SAP applications are so much more reliable than they were previously We ve had no outages since we ve gone liveーthat s just a perfect situation for us Read more Related ArticleHealthcare distributor FFF Enterprises improves performance x with SAP on Google CloudFFF Enterprises has seen an improvement in the speed of its SAP environment at a lower monthly cost on Google Cloud Read ArticleRodan Fields Achieving business continuity for retail workloadsSince its founding in Rodan Fields one of the leading skincare brands in the U S has been delighting customers worldwide with its innovative product portfolio Recently however after taking stock of its pre existing IT infrastructure Rodan Fields realized it needed a more modern scalable solutionーone that could keep pace with the company s growth while simplifying management of critical SAP workloads and delivering access to cutting edge IT services Ensuring business continuity was a top priority driving the company s move to Google Cloud Rodan Fields needed an infrastructure solution that would protect against unpredictable potentially catastrophic business disruptions such as user error malicious activities natural disasters By shifting its SAP workloads to Google Cloud Rodan Fields is enjoying the benefits of modern scalable infrastructure while also protecting its business with a robust business continuity strategy To support a peak in user access Rodan Fields was able to scale Hybris infrastructure by X in minutes supporting millions in additional revenue In addition as of the date of this blog publication Rodan Fields has experienced zero unplanned ERP outages in the year since the company migrated to running production on Google Cloud Read more Related ArticleRodan Fields achieve business continuity for retail workloads with SAP on Google CloudLearn how Rodan Fields designed and implemented a cloud native automated resilience strategy for their SAP workloads on Google Cloud Read ArticleRémy Cointreau Driving customer centricity with SAP on Google CloudImagine the challenge of supply chain planning and meeting changing consumer needs when you have products that can take up to one hundred years to produce That s the case for Rémy Cointreau a family owned maker of fine spirits whose roots go back to With rapidly evolving consumer expectations and heavy competition from premium beverage brands Rémy Cointreau set out on a strategy to put the customer at the center of their business To make this a reality Rémy Cointreau realized all elements of its business would need to be more agile It needed more flexibility in its SAP systems which drive Finance Manufacturing and Supply Chain and easy access to valuable SAP system data for business decision making and innovative customer approaches  Working with long time partner oXya Rémy Cointreau unified to one SAP system and migrated to S HANA on Google Cloud While the environment is still new Rémy Cointreau already sees big steps towards greater agility with Google Cloud For instance Google Cloud makes it much faster and easier to adjust the technical operating environment If a team wants to start performing a new resource heavy analysis Rémy Cointreau can expand capacity to meet demands within minutes The team can also roll back capacity so that it is only using the resources it needs Read more Related ArticleRémy Cointreau drives customer centricity with SAP on Google CloudRémy Cointreau moved to Google Cloud to gain flexibility in its SAP systems and gain easy access to valuable data for business decision m Read ArticleGoogle Cloud is a great place to run SAPAs SAP customers begin and continue their cloud journeys Google Cloud is committed to being there to simplify and optimize their move and ensure they have ready access to critical cloud native technologies To see more work that we ve done with SAP and SAP customers visit our solution site and check out our customer video testimonials Related ArticleCloud Acceleration Program More reasons for SAP customers to migrate to Google CloudCloud Acceleration Program CAP offers solutions from both Google Cloud and partners to simplify cloud migrations Here s what customers Read Article	2021-05-28 15:00:00
GCP	Cloud Blog JA	Google Cloud Partner Top Engineer アワードプログラムのご案内	https://cloud.google.com/blog/ja/topics/partners/google-cloud-partner-top-engineer-award-program/	申込み条件必要な条件アワード発表時点において、GoogleCloudのPartnerAdvantageプログラムにおいてPartnerレベル以上の企業に所属していること年月末時点で有効なGoogleCloud認定資格プロフェッショナル認定資格あるいはCertifedFellowProgramの認定を保持していること申請フォーマットに従い、自薦・他薦でお申し込みいただいていること望ましい経験・スキルGoogleCloudのテクノロジーの魅力を社内のエンジニアに普及した経験GoogleCloudに関連したイベントやBlog等のメディアを通じた技術情報の発信GoogleCloudの開発プロジェクトへの参画やソリューション開発の経験SpecializationやExpertiseといったパートナー認定の取得に関わった経験アワード対象・審査方法アワード対象パートナー各社様におけるエンジニア、技術職の方審査方法申請フォーマットにてご提出頂いた実績を元に、GoogleCloudJapanにて厳正な審査の上、選出させて頂きます。	2021-05-28 14:55:00