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海外TECH	DEV Community	Build a To-Do Application with React and Firebase	https://dev.to/dev-academy/build-a-to-do-application-with-react-and-firebase-2nad	Build a To Do Application with React and FirebaseTo do applications are one of the ways you can use to manage a set of tasks As developers learning how to build a to do application will also help to understand certain concepts one of which includes an understanding of how to build an application with a database In this article you will learn how to build a to do web app by making use of React js and Firebase Database Table of ContentsPrerequisitesHow to Create the Firebase ProjectCreating the Firestore DatabaseHow to Create the React ProjectSetting up the Project StructureHow to Integrate Firebase in ReactIntegrate Bootstrap into ReactDesigning the User InterfaceAdding Data to the Firestore in ReactFetching Data from the Firestore in ReactDeleting Data from the Firestore in ReactUpdating Data in the Firestore in ReactHow to Integrate the Checkbox FunctionalityHow to order Data by Timestamp in FirebaseConclusionWatch the video version of this article below or on my YouTube channel PrerequisitesNode jsVS CodeFirebase ConsoleTo install the npm packages needed for this React application such as Firebase you need to have Node js downloaded Visual Studio code serves as the code editor we will use to build this project The Firebase Console serves as the backend as a service database that helps us to store and manage our data through the use of the Cloud Firestore How to Setup the Firebase ProjectTo set up firebase you head to the firebase console website and create a new project by using your Google account Once you are logged into firebase you will see an existing project you can click on the add project button as seen below Firebase console dashboardAfter clicking on the add project button we get navigated to a new page which requires steps before the firebase project is created The first step requires us to name the firebase project which we will call todo The second step asks if we want to enable Google Analytics you should disable it by using the toggle button Finally we can now click on the create project button Once the project is created we click on the continue button which navigates us to the next screen which is now our default firebase project dashboard Firebase dashboardWe have now completed the creation of a new Firebase project Creating the Firestore DatabaseInside the firebase dashboard on the left hand panel we take the following steps •Click on the Build dropdown •Within the Build dropdown select Firestore Database this displays a page where we can click on the Create database button •Next a modal pops up asking if we want Production mode or Test mode You can choose Test mode since the app is currently in the development stage •The next step asks for where we want our Cloud Firestore to be located you can choose the location closest to your area due to the possibility of latency Once we click on enable we get redirected to the Cloud Firestore page which will currently have an empty Collection How to Create the React ProjectWe are going to create a new React project by making use of CRA Create React App Since we have node js installed we can run the following commands npm i create react appOnce the installation of CRA is complete we can now create a new React project with the following command below npm init react app todo cd todo code We have now created a new React project called todo navigated into the project directory and opened the project in Visual Studio Code We can now begin the set up of the React application Setting up the Project StructureTo set up the architecture of our React project you can implement the steps below In the src directory create two folders named components and services The components folder will contain two new document files The first js file is called Todo js while the second file is called EditTodo js In the services folder create a js file called firebase config js This file will contain the configuration of the firebase which we can export to different components Finally still within the src directory we head to the App js file Here we clear the boilerplate inside of the div with the className of App and then import the Todo js component as seen in the following lines of code import App css import Todo from components Todo function App return lt div className App gt lt Todo gt lt div gt export default App With the above we now have the basic structure of our React project set up How to Integrate Firebase in ReactTo add the firebase web SDK to our new app the first thing we need to do is run the following command inside our terminal npm install firebaseNext you open up the firebase config js file inside of the services folder and then use the following imports to configure firebase into the React app import initializeApp from firebase app import getFirestore from firebase firestore Furthermore you need to grab the project configuration settings from the firebase dashboard On the left hand panel of the dashboard click on project overview and select project settings Scroll to the bottom of the page and select the web icon as shown below Web icon for firebase project settingsOnce the web icon gets selected a new page shows up asking you to give the app a nickname You can proceed to call it todo or any other word you prefer then click on register app Firebase will now generate the firebase configuration settings which contains the apikey storage bucket auth domain project id app id e t c as seen below Firebase config settingsWe can now grab this and paste it inside our firebase config js file import initializeApp from firebase app import getFirestore from firebase firestore Your web app s Firebase configuration const firebaseConfig apiKey AIzaSyCuwOiaPlEauMIRXliYGKyDQHfU authDomain todo bfc firebaseapp com projectId todo bfc storageBucket todo bfc appspot com messagingSenderId appId web bbdcaffc The final step needed to complete the firebase configuration is to initialize firebase by making use of the config variable and then export it so it becomes available in all our components as seen in the following lines of code import initializeApp from firebase app import getFirestore from firebase firestore Your web app s Firebase configuration const config apiKey AIzaSyCuwOiaPlEauMIRXliYGKyDQHfU authDomain todo bfc firebaseapp com projectId todo bfc storageBucket todo bfc appspot com messagingSenderId appId web bbdcaffc const app initializeApp config export const db getFirestore app With this our firebase configuration is successfully created and we do not need to make use of any other firebase services Integrate Bootstrap into ReactTo integrate Bootstrap you will need to head over to the Bootstrap website and grab the CDN link for both the CSS and JavaScript You can then head back to the React project in VS Code open the public directory and proceed to select the index html file In the index html file we can paste the CDN links for both the CSS and JavaScript within the head section With that we should have the result below lt link href dist css bootstrap min css rel stylesheet integrity sha EVSTQN azprGAnmQDgpJLImNaoYzztcQTwFspdyDVohhpuuCOmLASjC crossorigin anonymous gt lt script src dist js bootstrap bundle min js integrity sha MrcWZMFYlzcLANl NtUVFsAMsXsPUyJoMpYLEuNSfAP JcXn tWtIaxVXM crossorigin anonymous gt lt script gt Now we have access to all Bootstrap classes across our components Designing the User InterfaceTo implement the design for the React project you will start by clearing the boilerplate code inside of the App css file You can now proceed to open the index css file and then paste the following styles body margin top px background fff todo list margin px todo list todo item padding px margin px border radius div checker width px height px div checker input width px height px div checker display inline block vertical align middle done text decoration line through Above what we did was ensure all the elements that will be displayed on the browser are properly arranged Next proceed to the Todo js file and paste the code below within the return statement of the jsx import React from react const Todo gt return lt gt lt div className container gt lt div className row gt lt div className col md gt lt div className card card white gt lt div className card body gt lt button data bs toggle modal data bs target addModal type button className btn btn info gt Add Todo lt button gt lt div className todo list gt lt div className todo item gt lt hr gt lt span gt lt div className checker gt lt span className gt lt input type checkbox gt lt span gt lt div gt amp nbsp Go hard or Go Home lt br gt lt i gt lt i gt lt span gt lt span className float end mx gt lt EditTodo gt lt span gt lt button type button className btn btn danger float end gt Delete lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt Modal lt div className modal fade id addModal tabIndex aria labelledby addModalLabel aria hidden true gt lt div className modal dialog gt lt form className d flex gt lt div className modal content gt lt div className modal header gt lt h className modal title id addModalLabel gt Add Todo lt h gt lt button type button className btn close data bs dismiss modal aria label Close gt lt button gt lt div gt lt div className modal body gt lt input type text className form control placeholder Add a Todo gt lt div gt lt div className modal footer gt lt button className btn btn secondary data bs dismiss modal gt Close lt button gt lt button className btn btn primary gt Create Todo lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt form gt lt div gt lt div gt lt gt export default TodoIn the above code The div with the className of container displays the card that contains all items in our Todo list while the div with the id of addModal contains the modal where all the todo can be created using the save button called Add todo The final part of our design is in the EditTodo js file The EditTodo js file will only contain the modal that allows us to edit each todo list item The code can be seen below import React from react const EditTodo gt return lt gt lt button type button className btn btn primary data bs toggle modal data bs target exampleModal gt Edit Todo lt button gt lt div className modal fade id exampleModal tabIndex aria labelledby editLabel aria hidden true gt lt div className modal dialog gt lt div className modal content gt lt div className modal header gt lt h className modal title id editLabel gt Update Todo Details lt h gt lt button type button className btn close data bs dismiss modal aria label Close gt lt button gt lt div gt lt div className modal body gt lt form className d flex gt lt input type text className form control gt lt form gt lt div gt lt div className modal footer gt lt button type button className btn btn secondary data bs dismiss modal gt Close lt button gt lt button type button className btn btn primary gt Update Todo lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt div gt lt gt export default EditTodoThe design for the application is now complete If you run the command npm start in the terminal and the code compiles you should see the result below in the browser Complete page design Adding Data to the Firestore in ReactTo implement the Add data functionality in our todo application we start by importing some modules from firebase firestore which can be seen below import collection addDoc serverTimestamp from firebase firestore •A Collection is a folder that contains Documents and Data All the data saved on our Todo application will be saved in a Collection called Todos which we will create soon •addDoc is a high level method used to add data to a Collection •The serverTimestamp contains the values of both time and date values for each Document in a Collection We then need to import the firebase config js file in our Todo js file to allow us to have access to the firebase methods import db from services firebase config Using the import from our firebase config js file we can now instantiate a reference to our Collection const collectionRef collection db todo As seen in the code above we created a variable called collectionRef The collectionRef variable takes in the collection method This method has two arguments The first argument called db references the firebase service while the second argument will create a new Collection called todo which will contain all necessary Documents created Next we create two variables using the useState hook const createTodo setCreateTodo useState The first thing we did here is to import the useState hook in React import React useState from react Then we created a getter and a setter called createTodo and setCreateTodo respectively To proceed we move to the modal created within the JSX and implement the next couple of things Within the form tag we create an onSubmit event handler called submitTodo lt form className d flex onSubmit submitTodo gt In the input tag within the form tag we create an onChange event handler that allows us to get the value typed inside of the form onChange e gt setCreateTodo e target value The final implementation we need to make before adding data to the database becomes functional is to configure the onSubmit event handler previously created The code for this can be seen below Add Todo Handler const submitTodo async e gt e preventDefault try await addDoc collectionRef todo createTodo isChecked false timestamp serverTimestamp window location reload catch err console log err Above we made the submitTodo variable asynchronous by making use of the async await keyword in JavaScript We then created a parameter in the arrow function called e which serves as an event This ensures we are able to make use of the e preventDefault method which prevents the form from reloading after submission Next within the try catch block we call the addDoc method which takes two arguments The first argument is the collectionRef variable we created previously while the second argument contains the object to be passed into the firestore database These objects include the todo values inside of the input field the checkbox value which is currently set as false and then the timestamp in which the todo was created in the database We then make use of the window location reload function in JavaScript to refresh the form upon successful submission while making use of catch to handle the error With this we can now create a new todo and view it in our database Creating the Todo Fetching Data from the Firestore in ReactTo fetch the data from the Firestore in Firebase we need to make two importation in our Todo js file These include the useEffect hook in React and the getDocs from firebase firestore import React useState useEffect from react import collection addDoc serverTimestamp getDocs from firebase firestore We then need to create the setter setTodo and getter todos variables to help us access the data from the Firestore const todos setTodo useState The data can now be fetched inside of the useEffect hook useEffect gt const getTodo async gt await getDocs collectionRef then todo gt let todoData todo docs map doc gt doc data id doc id setTodo todoData catch err gt console log err getTodo Inside the useEffect hook we created a variable called getTodo that takes in an asynchronous arrow function Then we called the getDocs method from Firebase The getDocs method requires an argument so we pass in the collectionRef The getDocs returns a promise which we need to chain to using then The promise returns an array that we need to map through to access the required data from the database which are the todo list items as well as the id The todoData variable holds the data coming from the database To have access to the data in our JSX we will then put the todoData as an argument in our setter which is called setTodo We then proceed to handle the error in case there is any using the catch keyword before we finally call the getTodo function to initialize it on page load Now that we have access to our data from the database we need to make it visible on the page The data we have comes in form of an array and we need to loop through it in the HTML file This will be done within the div with the className of todo list as seen below todos map todo id gt lt div className todo list key id gt lt div className todo item gt lt hr gt lt span gt lt div className checker gt lt span className gt lt input type checkbox gt lt span gt lt div gt amp nbsp todo lt br gt lt i gt lt i gt lt span gt lt span className float end mx gt lt EditTodo gt lt span gt lt button type button className btn btn danger float end gt Delete lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt •In the code above we call the todos getter that contains our data which comes in an array format •Next we make use of the map array method to loop through the data restructured the data by making use of curly brackets and then extract the todos as well as the id •Finally we called the key attribute in React pass in the id so as enable React to track the data loaded on the page The static text beside the amp nbsp also gets cleared before replacing it with the todo data We can now proceed to save our changes Deleting Data from the Firestore in ReactTo implement the delete functionality we need to import two firestore functions which are doc deleteDoc import collection addDoc serverTimestamp getDocs doc deleteDoc from firebase firestore Next we create a function called deleteTodo Delete Handler const deleteTodo async id gt try window confirm Are you sure you want to delete this Todo const documentRef doc db todo id await deleteDoc documentRef window location reload catch err console log err Within the try block we start by displaying a prompt to the user if they want to proceed to delete the Todo We then create a new variable called documentRef We then call the doc method which requires arguments which are the firebase service the collection name as well as the todo id that we want to delete Next we call the deleteDoc method from firestore and then pass in the documentRef as an argument This will enable the specific todo to be deleted from the database Once this is done we refresh the page by calling the window location reload function We then use the catch block to handle any possible error by login into the console Now that our delete function is ready all we have to do is to initialize it inside our delete button as seen below lt button type button className btn btn danger float end onClick gt deleteTodo id gt Delete lt button gt All we did was make use of the onClick event handler to call the deleteTodo function anytime a specific todo is deleted It should also be noted that the id parameter passed inside of the function was made accessible to us in the documentRef variable we created earlier Updating Data in the Firestore in ReactTo implement the functionality to update data we need to pass the data coming from the database as props to our EditTodo js component todos map todo id gt lt div className todo list key id gt lt div className todo item gt lt hr gt lt span gt lt div className checker gt lt span className gt lt input type checkbox gt lt span gt lt div gt amp nbsp todo lt br gt lt i gt lt i gt lt span gt lt span className float end mx gt lt EditTodo todo todo id id gt lt span gt lt button type button className btn btn danger float end onClick gt deleteTodo id gt Delete lt button gt lt div gt lt div gt We passed both the todo data as well as the id as props and it now becomes accessible in the EditTodo js file Inside the EditTodo js we extract the data by making use of curly brackets const EditTodo todo id gt We then make the necessary imports required to update the data which include the following React and firebase terms useState React Hook db The Firebase Service instance doc The Firestore Document reference updateDoc Used to update a Document inside of a Collection The extracted data can now be set in state using the useState hook const todos setTodos useState todo As seen above we created new variables called todos setTodos and then set the initial value in the useState to the todo data coming from the database Next we create the function that implements the update todo const updateTodo async e gt e preventDefault try const todoDocument doc db todo id await updateDoc todoDocument todo todos window location reload catch err console log err Above we created a variable called updateTodo which holds the asynchronous arrow function Next we called the e preventDefault to prevent the form from reloading Then we create a try catch block Within the try block we create a variable called todoDocument This variable holds document reference which requires arguments db todo id With this we are able to update a specific todo from the firebase database using its id In the next line we call the updateDoc method that updates data in the firestore This method takes two arguments The first argument is the todoDocument while the second is the updated todos text value which was the getter that was created earlier in the useState hook Lastly we refresh the page when the request is successful or display an error on the console if one occurs There are two implementations left to do One is making the modal dynamic while the other is calling our update data function in the JSX To make the modal dynamic we need to change the values of the id in the JSX so we add the following code lt button type button className btn btn primary data bs toggle modal data bs target id id gt Edit Todo lt button gt lt div className modal fade id id id tabIndex aria labelledby editLabel aria hidden true gt lt div className modal dialog gt lt div className modal content gt lt div className modal header gt lt h className modal title id editLabel gt Update Todo Details lt h gt lt button type button className btn close data bs dismiss modal aria label Close gt lt button gt lt div gt We begin by replacing the static text in the data bs target attribute called exampleModal with the dynamic id coming from the firestore Within our modal we replace the static id called id exampleModal with the id from our firestore The modal is now dynamic Next to update the data we need to call the setTodos setter inside the input field using the onChange event handler in React lt input type text className form control defaultValue todo onChange e gt setTodos e target value gt The defaultValue helps to refill the form with the existing todo in the database The onChange event handler helps to get the values of the input field and save it into the setTodos setter Finally we can call the updateTodo function inside our submit button lt div className modal footer gt lt button type button className btn btn secondary data bs dismiss modal gt Close lt button gt lt button type button className btn btn primary onClick e gt updateTodo e gt Update Todo lt button gt lt div gt As seen above we can now successfully update a specific todo using the onClick event handler in React How to Integrate the Checkbox FunctionalityTo begin the checkbox implementation we will create a variable using the useState hook const checked setChecked useState Next we pass the data from the firestore into the setter called setChecked inside of the useEffect useEffect gt const getTodo async gt await getDocs collectionRef then todo gt let todoData todo docs map doc gt doc data id doc id setTodo todoData setChecked todoData catch err gt console log err getTodo In the JSX we will extract the isChecked value in the database and use it to conditionally set the CSS class used to line through a specific todo which signifies the todo is done as seen below todos map todo id isChecked gt lt div className todo list key id gt lt div className todo item gt lt hr gt lt span className isChecked true done gt We proceed to configure the input field used for our checkbox by using the following code lt input type checkbox defaultChecked isChecked name id onChange event gt checkHandler event todo gt Above we use the defaultChecked attribute to set the default value of the checkbox coming from the firestore which is a Boolean Next we pass in the id into the name attribute Using the onChange event handler we set the event and the todo data into a function called checkHandler which we will create and configure below Checkbox Handler const checkHandler async event todo gt setChecked state gt const indexToUpdate state findIndex checkBox gt checkBox id toString event target name let newState state slice newState splice indexToUpdate state indexToUpdate isChecked state indexToUpdate isChecked setTodo newState return newState The summary of the above function helps to track the state of a specific checkbox when checked and unchecked by using the findIndex method in JavaScript We then create a variable called newState This variable makes use of the slice and splice methods in JavaScript The slice method helps us to return the selected checkbox s in the array as a new array while the splice method helps us to save only elements that were checked into the array Next we then save the newly modified array into the setTodo setter before we return data using the return keyword The final step we need to take is to save the selected checkbox values in the database We will do this by making use of the runTransaction method in JavaScript The runTransaction method will be called within the checkHandler function Persisting the checked value try const docRef doc db todo event target name await runTransaction db async transaction gt const todoDoc await transaction get docRef if todoDoc exists throw Document does not exist const newValue todoDoc data isChecked transaction update docRef isChecked newValue console log Transaction successfully committed catch error console log Transaction failed error The first thing we need to do is import runTransaction from firebase firestore We then checked the database if the particular document being queried exists or not If it doesn t exist we throw a message that says Document does not exist If the document exists we call the transaction update method and then pass in the value of the isChecked variable which then updates it in the firestore database Gif showing runTransaction in action How to order Data by Timestamp in FirebaseTo order the data in our firestore database the first thing to do is to clear all the current data we currently have by deleting the entire collection on the Firebase Database This will allow the newly created documents to get ordered correctly We then need to import two methods from firebase firestore called orderBy and query by using the following imports import collection addDoc serverTimestamp getDocs doc deleteDoc runTransaction orderBy query from firebase firestore The orderBy method helps to sort the data coming from the database in either ascending descending or timestamp in which the data was created In our case we will be making use of the latter while the query method as the name implies allows us to query data from the database Next within the useEffect we will remove the collectionRef we passed as a parameter into the getDocs method and replace it with a newly created query variable as seen below const q query collectionRef orderBy timestamp await getDocs q then todo gt Above we create a variable called q which uses the orderBy method to sort the data by the in which they were created We then pass this variable to the getDocs method that gets the data from the Database To conclude this project we will display the date and time on which the todo was created on the browser todos map todo id isChecked timestamp gt We begin by extracting the timestamp value from the database We then need to clear the static date value inside of the italics lt li gt lt li gt tag lt i gt new Date timestamp seconds toLocaleString lt i gt We created a Date object and then get the seconds from the timestamp while multiplying it by This is because JavaScript works with time in milliseconds We then proceed to use the toLocaleString method to return the date object as a string With this we have the result below Results showing the todo by timestamp as well as the dates created ConclusionYou have now completed the tutorial You now know the basics of how to create a todo application using React and Firebase Database Now you can proceed to build your own web app from scratch and then integrate additional functionalities like firebase login and sign in Firebase tools firebase deploy and other firebase services into your React application Also the link to the complete source code of this article can be found on this Github repository	2023-01-23 13:16:36
海外TECH	DEV Community	5 Creative Ways to Use AI in Your Writing: Boosting Productivity and Inspiration	https://dev.to/abhaysinghr1/5-creative-ways-to-use-ai-in-your-writing-boosting-productivity-and-inspiration-n5c	Creative Ways to Use AI in Your Writing Boosting Productivity and InspirationWriting can be a challenging and time consuming task but with the advancements in technology we now have access to powerful tools that can help us boost our productivity and creativity One of the most exciting developments in this field is the use of Artificial Intelligence AI in writing In this post we will explore creative ways to use AI in your writing and how it can help you to boost your productivity and inspiration Generating Ideas for WritingOne of the most challenging parts of writing is coming up with ideas for what to write about Whether you are a blogger novelist or journalist you may sometimes find yourself struggling to come up with fresh and interesting topics AI can help you with this by generating ideas for you There are several online tools that use AI to generate writing prompts such as the AI Writing Assistant and the AI Content Generator These tools use natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to generate ideas based on your interests and topics you have previously written about Writing AssistanceAnother great way to use AI in your writing is by using it as a writing assistant There are several tools available that can help you with grammar spelling and punctuation such as Grammarly Hemingway and ProWritingAid These tools use AI to analyze your writing and make suggestions for improvement They can help you to catch mistakes that you might have missed and can also help you to improve your writing style Enhancing CreativityAI can also help you to enhance your creativity by providing you with new perspectives and insights For example GPT a language generation model developed by OpenAI can be used to generate poetry short stories and even entire novels By using GPT you can come up with ideas and concepts that you would never have thought of on your own giving you a new perspective on your writing Time ManagementAnother way to use AI in your writing is by using it to help you manage your time more efficiently There are several tools available that can help you to set goals track your progress and stay on track such as RescueTime and Toggl These tools use AI to analyze your usage patterns and provide you with insights into how you spend your time By using these tools you can identify the most productive times of day for writing and also identify and eliminate distractions that are preventing you from being productive Improving ProductivityFinally AI can help you to improve your productivity by providing you with personalized feedback and coaching For example the AI Writing Coach developed by AI Writing Technologies uses AI to analyze your writing and provide you with personalized feedback on grammar style and content This tool can help you to improve your writing skills over time and can also help you to identify areas where you need to focus your efforts in order to improve To sum up AI can be a powerful tool for writers of all levels from beginners to professionals By using AI you can boost your productivity creativity and inspiration Whether you are a blogger novelist or journalist there are a variety of ways that you can use AI to enhance your writing From generating ideas and providing writing assistance to enhancing creativity and improving productivity the possibilities are endless It s important to remember that AI is not intended to replace human creativity or writing skills but to augment it AI can assist you in finding new ideas and improving your writing but the final decision and touch should always be yours Embrace AI in your writing process it can be a great tool to help you take your writing to the next level With the right tools and mindset you can use AI to boost your productivity and inspiration and create amazing content that will captivate your audience Remember that AI is constantly evolving so be sure to keep an eye on new developments and tools that can help you in your writing journey With the right tools and knowledge you can use AI to become a more efficient creative and productive writer Happy Writing Thanks for reading my post on Creative Ways to Use AI in Your Writing Boosting Productivity and Inspiration I hope you found it informative and helpful If you want to stay updated on the latest AI tools and prompts be sure to follow me on Twitter at abhaysinghr Also I am excited to announce that I have created a product Best AI Tools amp Prompts which is completely free and can be downloaded on gumroad It contains a curated list of the best AI tools and prompts to help you enhance your writing process I hope you find it useful and it helps you to take your writing to the next level Thank you for reading and happy writing	2023-01-23 13:05:59
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	What to expect from Apple's 2022 holiday quarter earnings report	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/01/23/what-to-expect-from-apples-2022-holiday-quarter-earnings-report?utm_medium=rss	What to expect from Apple x s holiday quarter earnings reportApple will be announcing its fiscal first quarter results on February Here s what to expect from the holiday quarter earnings ーand what Wall Street is predicting Apple CEO Tim Cook left with CFO Luca MaestriApple revealed on January that it will be holding its investor call on Thursday February at PM Pacific PM Eastern to discuss the first fiscal quarter earnings release from earlier in the day Based on the usual timeline for results details should be released by Apple about half an hour before the call itself Read more	2023-01-23 13:43:39
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海外TECH	Engadget	Microsoft to stop selling Windows 10 downloads as part of planned 2025 shutdown	https://www.engadget.com/microsoft-to-stop-selling-windows-10-downloads-as-part-of-planned-shutdown-133756584.html?src=rss	Microsoft to stop selling Windows downloads as part of planned shutdownAs part of an effort to wind down support of Windows Home and Pro Microsoft is stopping sales of downloads on January st according to a product page spotted by The Verge That date will be the last day this Windows download and all important license keys are offered for sale according to Microsoft However it will continue to support Windows with security updates until it s discontinued for good in October nbsp Customers have until January to purchase Windows Home and Windows Pro from this site a Microsoft spokesperson told The Verge while advising customers to purchase Windows instead However Windows may still be offered elsewhere from other retailers and OEMs until Microsoft confirms otherwise nbsp Windows was first launched in and so will be discontinued exactly years later The company announced the end date in June of as part of its modern lifecycle policy just prior to the launch of Windows The OS received generally good reviews and met with success when it arrived ーin part because it replaced Windows which wasn t er as warmly received nbsp Meanwhile Windows launched to decent acclaim with applause for the polish and boos for the weird upgrade restrictions The minimum system requirements were relaxed soon after launch but migration from Windows has still been slow according to recent reports nbsp	2023-01-23 13:37:56
海外TECH	Engadget	Spotify is laying off 6 percent of employees	https://www.engadget.com/spotify-will-lay-off-6-percent-of-employees-130337498.html?src=rss	Spotify is laying off percent of employeesSpotify is laying off percent of its workforce as part of a company wide restructuring CEO Daniel Ek wrote in a message to employees The precise number of people who will lose their jobs wasn t provided but the company employs around people according to its last earnings report In addition chief content officer Dawn Ostroff is stepping down as part of the changes Ek said nbsp Much like Google s Sundar Pichai Ek said he takes quot full accountability for the moves that got us here today quot The company will provide months of severance to employees on average along with acrued and unused vacation time healthcare during the severance period immigration support and career support The majority of Spotify s employees are based in the US followed by Sweden and the UK The company is quot fundamentally changing how we operate at the top quot delegating its engineering and product work to the new chief product and chief business officers Ek said quot These changes will allow me to get back to the part where I do my best workーspending more time working on the future of Spotify quot Like other tech firms Spotify has expanded rapidly over the past couple of years particularly in the area of podcasting It spent over a billion dollars on podcast networks hosting services and shows like The Joe Rogan Experience Much of that effort was driven by chief content officer Dawn Ostroff who grew podcast content by times according to Ek As part of the changes however she ll be leaving the company Spotify joins other tech giants in making mass layoffs partially due to a downturn in the economy and partially due to hiring sprees Over the past few weeks Microsoft Amazon Meta and Google laid off employees combined From to however those companies hired many more employees than they let go Spotify itself had employees in and a year later prior to the layoffs nbsp	2023-01-23 13:03:37
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