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TECH	Engadget Japanese	マイクロソフト、Windows 7〜8.1デスクトップ版OneDriveの同期を2022年3月1日で終了へ	https://japanese.engadget.com/end-of-support-for-one-drive-win-7-8-81-215013114.html	onedrive	2021-11-07 21:50:13
TECH	Engadget Japanese	ライバルを颯爽と追い抜け！カスタム要素も満載『レースマスター 3D』：発掘！スマホゲーム	https://japanese.engadget.com/race-master-3d-211009470.html	颯爽	2021-11-07 21:10:09
Google	カグア！Google Analytics 活用塾:事例や使い方	音声配信プラットフォームstand.fmに、Q&Aやエフェクトなど新機能が情報リーク。求人サイトから出てきた驚きの数字、月間MAUは100万超えに成長しているそうです。	https://www.kagua.biz/marke/podcast/20211108a1.html	音声配信プラットフォームstandfmに、QampAやエフェクトなど新機能が情報リーク。	2021-11-07 21:00:34
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Vagrantfileの編集	https://teratail.com/questions/368229?rss=all	Vagrantfileの編集状況ターミナルでvinbspVagrantfileを実行し、Vagrantfileを開いてIPアドレスを変更しようとしています。	2021-11-08 06:51:41
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	スクロールしたらメニューボタンの色を黒から白にしたい	https://teratail.com/questions/368228?rss=all	スクロールしたらメニューボタンの色を黒から白にしたいスクロールしたらメニューボタンの色を、黒から白にしたい下記のようなコードにしたが、スクロールしても黒のままなので、なにが原因で白に変化しないのかが知りたい。	2021-11-08 06:24:43
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	What Does "Wi-Fi" Mean and How Does It Work?	https://www.makeuseof.com/wifi-meaning-how-it-works/	wi	2021-11-07 21:45:12
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The 7 Best Version Control Apps to Boost Your Productivity	https://www.makeuseof.com/version-control-apps-boost-productivity/	The Best Version Control Apps to Boost Your ProductivityVersion control apps allow you to monitor software changes as well as share and collaborate work with other people Here are some of the best ones	2021-11-07 21:30:39
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	5 Ways Ergonomic Keyboards Can Boost Your Health and Productivity	https://www.makeuseof.com/ways-ergonomic-keyboards-boost-health-productivity/	boost	2021-11-07 21:15:22
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The Best Lightroom Presets All Photographers Need	https://www.makeuseof.com/best-lightroom-presets-photographers/	lightroom	2021-11-07 21:00:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	C++ vocabulary for beginners.	https://dev.to/baenencalin/c-vocabulary-for-beginners-4nlj	C vocabulary for beginners When I first joined C I was confused about some terminology but now that I ve looked it up I understand now I m here to share my wisdom in the form of a compilation of phrases I ve learned lvalue and rvalueAn lvalue or properly cased LValue stands for Left Value Same with RValue it means Right Value A left value is any bit of code that can go on the left side of an expression and is strictly limited to only being that left hand of the expression Here s an example int const x x is an lvalue and is an rvalue int y y lvalue rvalue y y x y is an lvalue y x is an rvalue y x is an rvalue because you can t do int x y value reference lvalue reference and rvalue reference A reference is a tool that s used to pass a variable or its value around Consider the following void updateYear int amp y y int year updateYear year std cout lt lt year Prints They re basically similar to pointers T name except they re dereferenced when applicable and are ensured never to be a null like value What s an lvalue reference Well it s not hard to explain it s what you you just witnessed Reference usually refers to any reference it s not specific but before rvalues were added to C in C reference referred to the only kind of references that existed lvalue references Copy constructor It s exactly what it sounds like a constructor that copies What does it copy Another instance of the same type It creates a new instance of a type using an old instance Here s an example struct Point The following constructor is a copy constructor because it takes an argument of type Point which is the same type as the class it s in NOTE Copying data from p isn t a requirement for a copy constructor but doing otherwise defeats the purpose of having p Point Point p I m not using a member initializer list to be beginner friendly More people know this name this gt name syntax this gt x p x this gt y p y int x int y	2021-11-07 21:51:39
海外TECH	DEV Community	I Spoke to A Handful of Aspiring Devs- Here's What I Found	https://dev.to/tatianacodes/i-spoke-to-a-handful-of-aspiring-devs-heres-what-i-found-dhc	I Spoke to A Handful of Aspiring Devs Here x s What I FoundAs a self taught software engineer and maintainer of a large open source programming curriculum a major passion of mine is giving back and helping other folks break into tech as programmers While much of my day is spent assisting people with programming questions on Discord I ve started holding virtual coffee chats and have spoken to a handful of aspiring software developers looking to break into programming roles over the last week and a half I find that having a face to face one on one interaction allows me to gain a better picture of what these non traditional developers are working with and aspiring towards compared to text based interactions Many of these individuals have gone the bootcamp route but haven t yet clinched a role after graduating some months ago Others are just starting out on the self taught track and are looking for the right motivation and path to take Despite being at different points in their journey I found that there were some standout roadblocks or misconceptions that were shared amongst these soon to be engineers Here are a few areas of focus that I would like to share with you all that I m seeing amongst those I have consulted with While I am not a career coach or recruiter I know what worked for me and what absolutely did not And interestingly enough nearly all of the below items were things I found myself doing or not doing at some point in my journey that ended up being things that didn t work out for me so these coffee chats often felt like looking in a mirror at myself from about two years ago Always Have Something In Flight Most of the folks I spoke to had not programmed since the end of their bootcamps or courses some of which ended months ago As folks coming from a non traditional background we have a TON to prove compared to CS degree d folks An amazing way to prove ourselves is to work on personal projects to show our skills and that we care about improving on our craft This keeps your Github looking active and your skills sharp If you re into working out you know that your gains begin to atrophy if you go hard for a few months then stay away from the gym for even just a few weeks Your brain and programming is the same Don t let your skills atrophy Dreams don t work unless you do Don t Limit Yourself to Junior Listings Another commonality I saw with those who were in the job search phase who weren t having much luck was that they often limited the job search to roles that EXPLICITLY ask for years of experience or use the word Junior in their titling It s entirely possible to nab a job that asks for more than a year of experience or doesn t specifically use the word junior Don t self select yourself out of the running let the recruiters do that that s their job The worst that can happen is you get a no In my own experience every position I ended up interviewing for asked for YOE Titling can vary by organization mine for example uses Software Engineer I to denote more junior engineers but never actually uses the term Junior in any titles so you may needlessly be missing some roles geared towards or open to those without experience See It Through Don t Jump Around While I completely understand the urge to collect courses like Pokémon cards I saw that folks were trying to juggle tons of courses and resources at once They often heard that they needed to learn something else or they needed to know even more in addition to what they were already trying to learn They also frequently worried about not knowing enough to get a job Splitting attention like this can be detrimental if you don t see something through to the point where you become proficient Pick something and stick to it see things through I struggled a ton with hopping around to different courses and never really got GREAT and had something to show for it until I saw something through Start one Finish one Rinse and repeat Find Your Lane The final item here is something I identified after speaking with developers who were often towards the early stages of learning More than a handful were interested in more than a handful of specialties It s awesome to have varying interests especially given that programming is such a broad field But again splitting that attention is going to slow you down Do a significant amount of research but be careful to not fall to analysis paralysis and pick your lane or speciality That might be data analytics That might be cloud development That might be full stack web development But you will find it very tough to have it all and while casting the widest net may seem like an easy way to get a job ultimately being an expert at one specialization is going to be much more realistic in achieving your goals ConclusionWe are all walking our own unique path and my journey may look different from your journey which may look different from someone else s journey Although we are all unique there are some evergreen items we can all work on in order to get to our desired destination in the most efficient manner and get out of our own way of being successful	2021-11-07 21:50:13
海外TECH	DEV Community	Highlight active menu item with scrollspy hook ⚛	https://dev.to/rgolawski/highlight-active-menu-item-with-scrollspy-hook-1gpp	Highlight active menu item with scrollspy hook What is scrollspy Scrollspy is a mechanism that highlights an active menu item based on current scroll position to indicate which section is currently visible in the viewport It s available in Bootstrap see the docs but right now let s implement it from scratch using React and TypeScript Show me the codeBefore we start let s add some helper functions that we will use for computations in our hook Also this way we keep logic separated and make our code look cleaner Restrict value to be between the range value const clamp value number gt Math max value Check if number is between two valuesconst isBetween value number floor number ceil number gt value gt floor amp amp value lt ceil Once we re ready with helpers we can jump to the hook code const useScrollspy ids string offset number gt const activeId setActiveId useState useLayoutEffect gt const listener gt const scroll window pageYOffset const position ids map id gt const element document getElementById id if element return id top bottom const rect element getBoundingClientRect const top clamp rect top scroll offset const bottom clamp rect bottom scroll offset return id top bottom find top bottom gt isBetween scroll top bottom setActiveId position id listener window addEventListener resize listener window addEventListener scroll listener return gt window removeEventListener resize listener window removeEventListener scroll listener ids offset return activeId As you can see this hook takes two arguments ids the list of sections IDs that we want to spyoffset optional offset from page top by default set to Basically all it does is Calculating the top and bottom positions of spied sectionsChecking if current scroll position is between these two valuesReturning id of section which is currently in the viewportRepeating the whole process on each scroll and resize event since content height might change on window resize Also notice that in this case instead of useEffect we re using useLayoutEffect since it s better for DOM measurements If you want to know more about differences between these two I encourage you to read this great article by Kent C Dodds The code should be self explanatory but if any part of it is unclear let me know in the comments DemoTo see useScrollspy in action check out App component in the sandbox below Thanks for reading	2021-11-07 21:33:51
海外TECH	DEV Community	Automatically display your latest posts on your GitHub Profile README	https://dev.to/bobbyiliev/automatically-display-your-latest-posts-on-your-github-profile-readme-119f	Automatically display your latest posts on your GitHub Profile README IntroductionBy creating a repository with the same name as your GitHub username eg bobbyiliev bobbyiliev you actually create a special repository Its README md will appear on your public profile In this post I will show you how to automatically display your latest posts on your GitHub Profile README md file like this We will be using a GitHub action provided by Gautam krishna R called blog post workflow Let s get started PrerequisitsBefore you get started you would need the following A GitHub account and a GitHub public profile repository If you do not have one yet you can follow the steps on how to create it here Create a GitHub Profile README md with widgetsYou would also need a blog with an RSS feed If you already have a DevDojo account or a DEV account you should be all set Cloning your repositoryIn order to set that you we will be using GitHub actions in order to automate the process The first thing that you would need to do is to clone your repository locally To do so visit your profile repo click on the Code button and copy the link Then head over to your Git terminal and clone the repository git clone After that cd into the cloned repo cd bobbyilievMake sure to change bobbyiliev with your actual username GitHub ActionsOnce we have the project cloned locally we need to create a github folder and a workflows folder inside of it we can use the mkdir command to do so mkdir p github workflowsOnce the github workflows create a yaml file with the name of the website that you will be using to import your posts from For example I will do this with DevDojo so the name of the file would be devdojo yaml touch github workflows devdojo yamlWith your favourite text editor open the file and add the following content name Latest DevDojo blog post workflowon schedule Runs every day cron workflow dispatch jobs update readme with blog name Update this repo s README with latest blog posts runs on ubuntu latest steps uses actions checkout v uses gautamkrishnar blog post workflow master with comment tag name DEVDOJO feed list commit message Update devdojo com blog posts gh token secrets GITHUB TOKEN Important you need to change the feed list value with the URL to your RSS feed In my case I am using DevDojo so my RSS feed is For Dev to it would be and for other providers it might be different As you can see under the steps section we are using a GitHub action provided by Gautam krishna R called blog post workflow The cron specifies that the action will run every day at midnight Update your README md fileOnce you have the GitHub workflow in place you need to also update your README md file and add the following in the section where you want your posts to be displayed at Latest Blog posts lt DEVDOJO START gt lt DEVDOJO END gt The part before the START and END keywords needs to match exactly with the comment tag name value from the YAML file above Once you make the changes save the file commit it and push the changes to GitHub Stage the files git add Commit your changes git commit m Add DevDojo blog post workflow Push your changes to GitHub git push origin mainWith that your README md profile will be updated every day at midnight To manually execute the workflow go to Actions gt click on the Workflow gt and from the dropdown choose Run Workflow This will take a few seconds to run and it will update your README md file with your latest posts As an example you could take a look at my workflows here GitHub Workflows Example ConclusionIf you like this GitHub action make sure to star it on GitHub here Blog post workflowHope that you find this useful If you want to learn more about Git and GitHub check out this free eBook here Introduction to Git and GitHub	2021-11-07 21:02:35
海外TECH	Engadget	Netflix will supposedly make iOS games available through the App Store	https://www.engadget.com/netflix-ios-games-app-store-212712803.html?src=rss	Netflix will supposedly make iOS games available through the App StoreNow that Netflix is offering mobile games on Android there s a lingering question how will iOS players join in when Apple s policies bar all in one gaming services The hard way apparently In his quot Power On quot newsletter Bloomberg s Mark Gurman with help from developer Steve Moser claimed to have seen code indicating Netflix would release all its games quot individually quot on iOS through the App Store They won t all be downloadable and playable within the app Gurman added The main Netflix app would still offer access to the game catalog but you d merely be launching a separate app when you tap a game That s currently how it works with Android but Netflix has the option of folding games into its Android app On iOS it would have no choice but to make games available separately Apple requires that every game on the App Store receive an individual screening even if it s only available through the cloud You could see this coming in light of Apple s approach but it still indicates that Netflix will have to make some compromises if it s going to bring mobile games to iOS This also underscores a growing rivalry between Apple and Netflix as Gurman explained The two are competing on an increasing number of fronts ranging from gaming to streaming video services but neither can afford to estrange the other The potential exists for a significant conflict especially if Apple has to make further concessions on App Store rules nbsp	2021-11-07 21:27:12
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Verstappen widens lead on Hamilton in Mexico City	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/59201017?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	championship	2021-11-07 21:38:50
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Brexit: UK -EU trade deal could collapse over NI row, says Coveney	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-59198125?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	foreign	2021-11-07 21:41:58
ビジネス	東洋経済オンライン	JR九州｢長崎新幹線｣で変貌迫られる観光列車戦略 或る列車は博多―由布院間に転出､料理も変更 | 特急･観光列車 | 東洋経済オンライン	https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/466856?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=http&utm_campaign=link_back	或る列車	2021-11-08 06:30:00