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AWS	AWS Game Tech Blog	Generate custom game events from Unreal Engine with the Game Analytics Pipeline	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/generate-custom-game-events-from-unreal-integrated-with-the-game-analytics-pipeline/	Generate custom game events from Unreal Engine with the Game Analytics PipelineToday s game developers use analytics as a critical workload to deliver the best gameplay experiences possible for their players As developers look to have more control over where their data is stored and to reduce the complexities of ingesting data from a variety of sources many turn to AWS to help them create their own …	2022-09-28 19:01:43
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Regain Storage Space on a Full Amazon Fire Tablet: 10 Key Tips	https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/regain-storage-space-full-amazon-fire-tablet/	How to Regain Storage Space on a Full Amazon Fire Tablet Key TipsThe Amazon Fire Tablet doesn t have much internal storage space Here s how to reclaim free space on a full Amazon Fire tablet	2022-09-28 19:45:14
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Amazon Unveils New E-Ink Kindle Tablet, Updated Echo Devices and More	https://www.makeuseof.com/amazon-unveils-e-ink-kindle-tablet-updated-echo-devices/	scribe	2022-09-28 19:45:14
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	How to Uninstall Drivers in Windows 11	https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-11-uninstall-drivers/	windows	2022-09-28 19:16:14
海外TECH	DEV Community	Dev without Ops - Why we are building The Vercel for Backend	https://dev.to/wundergraph/dev-without-ops-why-we-are-building-the-vercel-for-backend-30l6	Dev without Ops Why we are building The Vercel for BackendWhen I started my career as a developer my continuous integration workflow looked like this Open FTP clientConnect to the serverDrag index php from left to rightClose FTP clientMy internet connection was slow but it only took a few seconds to deploy my PHP application I was new to programming but I was able to get my code into production in just a few seconds It was a great feeling to see my first website live on the internet I have to admit testing wasn t really automated but my human CD pipeline was fast and reliable If you think about it this was actually Serverless I didn t have to worry about servers I just had to upload my code to the webspace and it was live Next I wanted to add a database to my application Here s the simplest code example I can find today lt php servername localhost username username password password dbname myDB Create connection conn new mysqli servername username password dbname Check connectionif conn gt connect error die Connection failed conn gt connect error sql SELECT id firstname lastname FROM MyGuests result conn gt query sql if result gt num rows gt output data of each row while row result gt fetch assoc echo id row id Name row firstname row lastname lt br gt else echo results conn gt close gt If you copy this file to the webserver you have a fully functional application that can read and write data from adatabase It s incredible how simple this concept was A complete application in just one file The application starts when the user opens the URL in the browser and it ends when we re done sending the response to the user That s as Serverless as it gets Nowadays we ve gone absolutely crazy We have AWS Kubernetes CDK Terraform Docker Serverless GraphQL gRPC REST and so much more You need many years of experience to be able to set up a project with this modern stack It s pure madness You need Webpack or another tool to bundle your code minify and optimize it Build and publish Docker images or upload zip files to AWS Lambda And then there s yaml all over the place to configure your infrastructure Architects proudly show off their serverless architecture diagrams on conferences with hundreds of components I think to myself Why is this so complicated Why are there so many moving parts There are specialised AWS consultants who earn a lot of money because nobody understands Cloud anymore Our goal is to change this We want to make using the cloud as easy as it was in the old days But first let s take a step back and look at the problem from a different angle The rise of NextJS and VercelFrom the early days on I really enjoyed working with ReactJS But for the first few years there was a huge problem I was constantly on the lookout for the perfect boilerplate Getting ReactJS right wasn t easy especially if you want to have server side rendering hot reloading and all the other features that make for a great developer experience Then in a new project called NextJS was released It took NextJS a while to win the hearts of the community but today it s the most popular ReactJS framework With NextJS I was able to stop my search for the perfect boilerplate The framework might not be perfect in every way but it s good enough for most projects I can focus on the actual application instead of spending hours on figuring out how to do X That said NextJS wasn t alone Along with NextJS came Zeit a company that was founded by Guillermo Rauch later renamed to Vercel In Germany we like to say Es wird höchste Zeit which means It s about time Vercel was the first company to understand that it s about Zeit to make deploying frontend applications easy Vercel developed a simple but powerful playbook Create an opinionated open source framework to consolidate the work of the communityAdd features that focus on developer experience productivity and ergonomicsBuild a hosting platform that deploys your code on git pushAbstract away the complexity of the underlying infrastructure so developers can focus on their codeWith this playbook we re almost back to the simplicity of the PHP example above Unsurprisingly NextJS adds more complexity than a single PHP file but we get a lot of value in return Most importantly we re back to the simplicity in terms of DevOps Instead of dragging files from left to right we just push our code to a git repository The rest is handled by the hosting platform for us and we re not just talking about a simple hosted NodeJS server Vercel creates Serverless functions for server side rendering provides a CDN for static assets runs middleware on the edge integrates with GitHub and builds previews on every git push Now that we have NextJS and Vercel we can say that Frontend is a solved problem But what about the backend Finding the right platform for the backend is hardWhen you ask developers where to host their backend you ll get a lot of different answers What all of them have in common is that they require a lot of DevOps and infrastructure knowledge They offer you Redis and Postgres they talk about Docker and containers They have endless documentation and tutorials on how to set up the database and so on Compare this to the simplicity of NextJS and Vercel Backend seems to be years behind frontend in terms of simplicity and developer experience That s why we decided to build WunderGraph the way we did We want to create a pure backend framework that is as simple as NextJS combined with a hosting platform that abstracts away the complexity of the underlying infrastructure WunderGraph an opinionated approach to backend developmentSimilarly to NextJS WunderGraph needs to be opinionated to create a great developer experience Here s an overview of the most important decisions we made The primary programming language is TypeScriptWunderGraph supports multiple API stylesserver side GraphQL as an integration layerJSON RPC to expose internal APIsREST to expose external APIsEvent driven APIs for asynchronous workflowsConfiguration through codeTouching infrastructure is optionalType safety whenever possible TypeScriptTypeScript is a perfect balance between adoption language features and performance It s not ideal in every way but perfect for configuration as code and implementing middleware and APIs Multi API styleNo one API style is perfect for every use case For us GraphQL is the perfect language to integrate and combine multiple APIs However we re not directly exposing GraphQL but only using it as a server side integration layer WunderGraph exposes internal APIs via JSON RPC while using REST when we d like to expose APIs to third parties For internal workflows and complex use cases we re also offering event driven APIs with asynchronous event handlers Instead of forcing our users into a single API style we re offering different options to choose from Configuration through codeMiddleware APIs and event handlers are implemented in TypeScript and we re using the same language for configuration as well It s a single codebase for everything not a single YAML or JSON file is needed Touching infrastructure is optionalIt s possible to go from zero to production without touching any infrastructure but we don t want to magically hide the underlying infrastructure from the user You can always plug in your own infrastructure like a Postgres database or Redis cache but you don t have to Type safety whenever possibleWe want to avoid runtime errors as much as possible The type system of TypeScript helps us a lot to achieve this goal Sometimes it might be favourable to have a bit more flexibility but we re trying to avoid this as much as possible Infraless backend developmentWhat are the most critical building blocks of a backend in no particular order authentication amp authorizationdatabasekey value storecachingfile storagecron jobslong running operationsjob queues and async workflowsloggingmonitoringautomated deploymentsWe re not reinventing the wheel here We re using existing open source projects to implement the interfaces and offer them as one unified set of lego blocks Let s dive into the details Authentication amp AuthorizationIt s a problem that is already solved by WunderGraph For authentication we rely on OpenID Connect For authorization we offer rbac and abac as well as injecting claims into API Operations allowing for a lot of flexibility DatabaseWe re using Prisma as our database abstraction layer Prisma not only allows us to offer simple migrations but also to introspect the database schema and generate TypeScript types for it Key value storeA typical key value interface might look like this const client new Client await client set foo bar const value await client get foo The problem with this interface is that it violates one of our principles type safety A more type safe approach might look like this define key value store with zod schemaconst store new Store fooStore foo z string await store set foo bar const value await store get foo console log value foo barThis store is now fully type safe By giving it a name we re able to evolve the schema over time As long as we re not introducing breaking changes the schema can be evolved CachingCaching is a very important part of a backend We d like to offer multiple caching strategies HTTP layer caching already implemented and application layer caching in the form of a key value store with TTLs and eviction policies We ll probably use one of the existing well known solutions to implement this File storageFile storage is already implemented in WunderGraph WunderGraph is compatible with any S compatible storage Cron jobsIt s very common to have cron jobs in a backend that should run at a specific time or interval If you do some research on how to run cron jobs with AWS Lambda here s what you ll find You need to create a CloudWatch Event RuleYou need to create a Lambda functionYou need to create a CloudWatch Event TargetYou need to create a CloudWatch Event PermissionYou need to create a CloudWatch Event Rule InputYou need to create a CloudWatch Event Rule Input TargetYou need to create a CloudWatch Event Rule Input Target PermissionThat s a lot of steps to run a simple cron job What if we could just write this const cron new Cron myCronJob schedule handler async gt do something Git push this code to WunderGraph cloud and you re done Even if we were using CDK this would still be a lot of boilerplate code Long running operationsThere are many use cases where you d like to implement workflows that run for a long time Temporal formerly Cadence is a great source of inspiration for this as well as AWS Step Functions Here s an example that made me fall in love with Temporal func RemindUserWorkflow ctx workflow Context userID string intervals int error Send reminder emails e g after and days for interval range intervals workflow Sleep ctx days interval Sleep for days workflow ExecuteActivity ctx SendEmail userID Get ctx nil Activities have timeouts and will be retried by default The idea that you can write synchronous code which can sleep for days is amazing However this love quickly turned into confusion when digging into their documentation I have to understand too many new concepts to get started with Temporal like activities workflows signals queries etc The same applies to AWS Step Functions They don t feel intuitive to me Configuring state machines via JSON is not how I envision writing workflows I d like to offer a similar experience to our users but without this steep learning curve Here s an example of how a workflow to onboard users could be implemented const workflow new Workflow lt userID string gt onboarding workflow states welcome handler async ctx Context gt console log send welcome email const ok await ctx internalClient sendEmail userID welcome if ok ctx next sendReminder sendReminder waitBeforeExecution days handler async ctx Context gt const loggedIn await ctx internalClient queries userLoggedIn userID if loggedIn console log send reminder email ctx internalClient sendEmail userID reminder ctx done const id await workflow start userID id const state await workflow getState id state welcome after one dayconst state await workflow getState id state sendReminder days remaining after daysconst state await workflow getState id state sendReminder after days and secondconst state await workflow getState id state finished What s the beauty of this approach Other solutions to this problem already exist WunderGraph Workflows will be like everything else type safe and easy to use But most importantly they are fully integrated into the rest of your application Start workflows from an API Operation trigger them from a cron job or run them in the background You can get the state of a workflow from anywhere in your application like an API handler Finally you re able to run workflows locally and debug them just by running wunderctl up Deploy your WunderGraph application to WunderGraph cloud and the state of your workflows will automatically be persisted Final note Workflows will be Serverless meaning that they will sleep when they re not running When a workflow sleeps it really does Therefore you don t have to pay for a workflow that s not running Job queues and async workflowsAnother common use case is to run jobs asynchronously For this to work you usually need a job queue and a worker that processes the jobs This is a very common pattern but it s not very easy to implement You have to configure a queue a worker and a way to communicate between them As the queue you can use AWS SQS RabbitMQ Nats or similar solutions Then you have to configure workers to process jobs report state handle errors etc Finally you need to implement the logic to enqueue jobs and handle the responses But isn t this just a workflow with a different name Yes it is Workflows will automatically be backed by a job queue The communication is already handled by the workflow engine All you have to do is to define a handler possible states and the transitions between them Workflows don t have to have multiple states they can also be just a single handler that runs asynchronously All the steps to implement a job queue and a worker are already handled by WunderGraph We re trying to abstract away the complexity to the minimum Insights Logging Monitoring Metrics Alerting and TracingAnother important aspect of developing APIs and services is to have insights into what s going on This includes logging monitoring metrics alerting and tracing WunderGraph will offer a unified way to collect and analyze all of these insights In addition to that we ll offer you ways of integrating with your existing tools Automated Deployments CI CDA critical part of achieving a great developer experience is to not have to worry about deployments One of our users reported that they were able to build a POC with WunderGraph within one hour but then it took them multiple days to figure out how to properly deploy it to AWS including health checks DNS configuration autoscaling and so on We believe that this should be abstracted away just like Vercel does it You should be able to push your code to a git repository and have it deployed automatically No additional configuration should be required Good defaults should be used but you can always override them if you want to We ve invested heavily to build the perfect CI CD pipeline for WunderGraph It s based on top of Firecracker and is able to build and deploy WunderGraph applications in less than a minute We ll talk about this topic in depth in a future post SummaryIn this post we demonstrated how an opinionated approach can radically simplify the existing workflow of building software You don t have to understand the entire AWS ecosystem to build rich backend applications It s clear that we re making trade offs here but we believe that the benefits outweigh the downsides As I said earlier in the post it s about Zeit time to simplify cloud native software development Serverless was a great start but I think that we should go one layer above abstracting away infrastructure completely Back to the old days of PHP but with a modern twist We d love to hear your thoughts on this topic How do you think about abstracting away infrastructure as proposed in this post Do you want to control every aspect of your infrastructure or do you prefer to have a more opinionated approach Additionally we d love to invite you to the WunderGraph community Please share your opinion on our Discord server and join the early access program if you re interested in trying out WunderGraph Cloud as soon as it s available	2022-09-28 19:06:17
海外TECH	Engadget	Here's everything Amazon announced at its fall hardware event	https://www.engadget.com/heres-everything-amazon-announced-at-its-fall-hardware-event-195138747.html?src=rss	Here x s everything Amazon announced at its fall hardware eventAmazon held its annual fall hardware event on Tuesday As in years past the company had a lot to share in a short amount of time We saw it announce new Echo Kindle and Ring devices It also had a few surprises up its sleeve from Eero and some of its other subsidiaries Here s everything the company unveiled today Kindle ScribeIt only took the better part of years but Amazon is finally about to begin selling a Kindle with a stylus Available later this year and starting at the Kindle Scribe features a inch ppi front lit display and magnetic pen The nifty thing about Scribe is that you don t need to sync or charge the stylus and you can use it to jot down notes annotate books and journal You can preorder Kindle Scribe starting today Echo Studio and Echo Dot updatesAmazonIt wouldn t much of an Amazon hardware event if the company didn t update its Echo line This year it obliged by introducing a redesigned Echo Studio that features a new spatial audio processor that Amazon claims allows the speaker to deliver better stereo sound with greater width clarity and presence According to the company the new speaker also delivers better midrange clarity and deeper bass Additionally it now comes in a white colorway The Echo Studio will cost when it ships next month nbsp Amazon also redesigned the Echo Dot to fit a larger driver into the diminutive speaker The company claims the new model offers twice the bass of its predecessor and clearer vocals Its equally adorable sibling the Echo Dot with Clock now features a more capable display that can show information like the current artist and song title Both models also feature more responsible touch controls The Echo Dot and Echo Dot with Clock are available to preorder today for and respectively Amazon is also releasing two new Kids versions that go on sale next month for nbsp Ring Spotlight Cam and Blink Floodlight CameraAfter announcing a security drone in and apatrolling robot in Amazon s home security related announcements were a bit more subdued this time around The company introduced two new cameras from Ring the Spotlight Cam Pro and Spotlight Cam Plus Both devices include Ring s advanced Bird s Eye View motion detection technology a feature that was previously only available on the company s flagship cameras Amazon will offer the Spotlight Cam Pro and Spotlight Cam Plus in battery plug in solar and wired variants with the most affordable version of the Pro starting at The Plus meanwhile will set you back at least nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Blink Amazon s other home security company is also releasing new products Today it announced the Wired Floodlight Camera It offers a lumen LED light p live view and two way audio as well as motion detection If you own one of the company s Mini security cameras you can now buy a pan and tilt mount for it that expands the camera s coverage The accessory is available to preorder today nbsp EeroAmazonAmazon s Eero didn t have as many announcements as we re used to seeing from it but if you already own one of the company s mesh WiFi devices you ll appreciate what it did have to share To start Amazon s new Echo Dot speakers will now double as Eero WiFi extenders Add one to your existing network and you can add as much as square feet of additional coverage to your home The Eero team is also preparing an Internet Backup feature that will automatically switch your router to an alternate connection during internet outages That functionality will be available in the coming months to Eero Plus customers and from supporting internet providers Eero did have new hardware to share though it s a device that s more aimed at businesses The Eero PoE draws power from an Ethernet connection making it easier to mount on a wall or ceiling It offers speeds of up to Gbps and a maximum of square feet of coverage It will be available this October for nbsp Halo Rise nbsp AmazonUnspursingly Amazon is continuing its expansion into the health and wellness market with a no contact sleep tracker called the Halo Rise According to the company the device uses a low energy sensor to detect the movement and respiratory patterns of the person sleeping closest to it Each morning you ll see a summary of your data with a few tips on how to get more restful sleep It also doubles as an Alexa compatible smart speaker and a sunrise clock meaning you can configure Rise to gradually wake you up in the winter months when the sun might not be up before you need to get out of bed Halo Rise will cost when it goes on sale later this year Amazon Fire TV Cube and Fire TV Omni QLED SeriesAmazonAmazon began the Fire TV portion of its fall event with a refresh of the Fire TV Cube The new model features a more mature design that should help the Fire TV Cube look less out of place in your living room Amazon has also equipped it with a more powerful GHz octa core processor and an HDMI connection for TV passthrough Taking advantage of the latter feature you can switch to specific channels with voice commands Alongside the Fire TV Cube Amazon introduced the Alexa Voice Remote Pro It comes with a finder feature that can trigger a noise if you ever lose the remote nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Amazon is also expanding its Fire TV Omni line to add two premium QLED models Available in and inch models that will cost and respectively they re the first TVs from the company to include support for Dolby Vision IQ and HDR Plus Adaptive Additionally they feature full array local dimming with the latter model making use of zones They also come with an Ambient Experience mode that will display art or Alexa widgets when you enter the room The series will go on sale next month nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Oh and if you own an Echo Show Amazon says you can expect a free update in the near future that will let you use the smart display as a Fire TV device Handy that nbsp Everything ElseAmazonAmazon had a few other announcements mostly centered around the car First there s a new Echo Auto that s slimmer than its predecessor and features a more secure adhesive grip BMW also joined Amazon on stage to announce that it s working with the retailer to build the next version of its in vehicle voice assistant using Alexa as a base The automaker didn t share too many details about the project but promised it would enable an even more natural dialogue between driver and vehicle Follow all of the news from Amazon s event right here	2022-09-28 19:51:38
海外TECH	Engadget	YouTube Shorts copies TikTok again with voiceover narration	https://www.engadget.com/youtube-shorts-voiceover-narration-190351673.html?src=rss	YouTube Shorts copies TikTok again with voiceover narrationWhat s the best way for YouTube Shorts to take on TikTok Apparently it s by continually copying its popular competitor Yesterday YouTube announced via TechCrunch that it would be adding voiceover narrations to Shorts on iOS It ll let you add your own commentary on top of existing videos with just a few taps That s simple enough but it s also something that TikTok has offered for a while and it brings to mind Instagram s repeated attempts to copy TikTok s core features nbsp Previously YouTube also lifted TikTok s feature that lets you reply to comments with your own video It s not unusual to tech companies copy each other ーFacebook and Instagram practically made a habit of it But it also makes it clear when established companies are starting to feel defensive about their younger and usually more innovative competition To its credit YouTube is trying to separate itself by sharing ad revenue with Shorts creators TikTok may be wildly popular but that historically hasn t led to much money for creators	2022-09-28 19:03:51
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Cinchoo ETL - Merge Different CSV Files into One Large CSV File	https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/5316608/Cinchoo-ETL-Merge-Different-CSV-Files-into-One-Lar	cinchoo	2022-09-28 19:26:00
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	Cinchoo ETL - Merging JSON Array Values to Single CSV Column	https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/5312832/Cinchoo-ETL-Merging-JSON-Array-Values-to-Single-CS	array	2022-09-28 19:21:00
海外科学	NYT > Science	Fossilized Fish Reveal Earliest Known Prequel of ‘Jaws’	https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/28/science/jaws-fish-fossils-china.html	china	2022-09-28 19:51:29
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Treasury rejects U-turn on mini-budget despite turmoil	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-63067163?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	budget	2022-09-28 19:32:20
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Bank emergency move driven by pension fund fears	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63065415?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	budget	2022-09-28 19:50:07
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Nord Stream leak: West shores up pipeline security, blaming Russia 'sabotage'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-63065943?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	leaks	2022-09-28 19:47:21
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Stormzy: Diversity isn't just a buzzword	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-63065847?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	charity	2022-09-28 19:46:46
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Ajax 0-1 Arsenal: Vivianne Miedema scores to send Arsenal through	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63054407?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	arsenal	2022-09-28 19:06:58
ニュース	BBC News - Home	WSL: Sam Kerr's first of the season puts Chelsea ahead	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/63069244?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	chelsea	2022-09-28 19:33:20
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