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IT	気になる、記になる…	Microsoft、｢Xbox ワイヤレス コントローラー｣の2つの新カラーモデルを予約受付中	https://taisy0.com/2023/02/08/168261.html	microsoft	2023-02-08 11:36:01
IT	ITmedia 総合記事一覧	[ITmedia Mobile] IIJ勝社長、KDDIとソフトバンクのデュアルSIMを「MVNOにも開放してほしい」と要望	https://www.itmedia.co.jp/mobile/articles/2302/08/news191.html	itmediamobileiij	2023-02-08 20:05:00
IT	情報システムリーダーのためのIT情報専門サイト IT Leaders	三菱UFJニコス、クレジットカードの不正使用を検知するシステムにAIを導入、検知精度が向上 | IT Leaders	https://it.impress.co.jp/articles/-/24424	SCSKとPKSHATechnologyが年月日に発表した。	2023-02-08 20:40:00
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Pythonデータ加工での自動テスト: pandas & pytest	https://qiita.com/nobhri/items/f4ed11fb02fad158d03a	pandas	2023-02-08 20:59:25
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Python】Google検索するコマンドを自作してみる	https://qiita.com/syoshika_/items/057d239fc024ee7475d6	応用情報技術者試験	2023-02-08 20:44:42
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ChatGPTでNCMBのJavaScript SDKを使ったTodoアプリを作る	https://qiita.com/goofmint/items/ddd4f28129adcbcc349d	chatgpt	2023-02-08 20:18:25
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Ruby if, elseを使ったプログラム	https://qiita.com/ta--i/items/1d4f0494a19dc5478430	ifelse	2023-02-08 20:35:34
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	rendering_optionsが見つからない時の対処方法：Rails 7 + Devise + Turbo	https://qiita.com/gazayas/items/0726f9ffa093e4e2d772	devise	2023-02-08 20:14:25
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	[AWS]VPCの作成からサブネットの配置まで	https://qiita.com/tumu1632/items/f2a0cffa287ffc0f8e47	awsvpc	2023-02-08 20:30:26
AWS	AWSタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	docker push Retrying in 1 second EOF	https://qiita.com/7mpy/items/150b416bd8d78f90c41d	amazonaws	2023-02-08 20:05:00
Docker	dockerタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	docker push Retrying in 1 second EOF	https://qiita.com/7mpy/items/150b416bd8d78f90c41d	amazonaws	2023-02-08 20:05:00
golang	Goタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	GOを使ってLaravelのSeederクラスを生成するプログラムを作った	https://qiita.com/murapon/items/d83ed6725aebd43fd4e4	laravel	2023-02-08 20:02:16
GCP	gcpタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【GCP】kubectl よく使うコマンド集	https://qiita.com/tetsukick/items/b5b9243d5ba9554b0830	secretconfig	2023-02-08 20:32:35
Git	Gitタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	プルリクをマージした後のブランチにCommit＆Pushするとどうなるのか。	https://qiita.com/Rin-Ritu/items/cc594cf530284a1747bc	devel	2023-02-08 20:53:02
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Ruby if, elseを使ったプログラム	https://qiita.com/ta--i/items/1d4f0494a19dc5478430	ifelse	2023-02-08 20:35:34
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	rendering_optionsが見つからない時の対処方法：Rails 7 + Devise + Turbo	https://qiita.com/gazayas/items/0726f9ffa093e4e2d772	devise	2023-02-08 20:14:25
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	DynamoDBの query() でソートキーに条件を指定したとき、読み込みキャパシティーユニットが減るのか試してみた	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/dynamodb-query-sort-key-comparison-operator/	query	2023-02-08 11:49:37
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	The Best Gaming Keypads	https://www.makeuseof.com/best-gaming-keypads/	great	2023-02-08 11:16:17
海外TECH	DEV Community	Comparing the best headless CMS solutions	https://dev.to/refine/comparing-the-best-headless-cms-solutions-59hf	Comparing the best headless CMS solutions IntroductionA content management system abbreviated as CMS is software for creating and managing content With traditional CMS you can create textual content and upload images and multimedia content like audio and video files The CMS then generates and serves the presentation layer with the created content On the other hand unlike traditional CMS headless content management systems are content repositories without the presentation layer A headless CMS decouples your content from the presentation You can build the presentation layer in any way and using any framework of your choice with a Headless CMS Therefore making it easy to extend your customers digital experience from the web to mobile and IoT devices You need to pick the appropriate headless CMS for a better developer experience and to provide a satisfactory digital experience to your customers There are several headless CMS out there The most popular ones include Strapi Contentful Hygraph Sanity and Headless WordPress Each headless CMS has strengths and weaknesses Some of them are tailor made for a specific purpose And different projects have different requirements Therefore it may be difficult to zero down on a headless CMS which meets your project requirements This article will compare Strapi Hasura and Hygraph We will go above and beyond to highlight their pros and cons The best headless CMS StrapiStrapi is a popular open source headless CMS built using JavaScript It has an intuitive customizable UI for creating content While writing this article Strapi s cloud hosting platform is still in beta Therefore you need to self host your Strapi project at the moment Strapi has several out of the box integrations for some of the most popular tools and frameworks With Strapi you can access the content API using REST or GraphQL API Internally Strapi uses the Koa web framework If you want to customize the Strapi back end you need a working knowledge of Koa How to start using StrapiTo get the feel of Strapi you can create a Strapi project from scratch or use one of the available starter templates If you are an absolute beginner to Strapi I recommend you start with the available starter templates The command below will create the Next blog starter template Respond to the prompts during the installation process You can choose the Quickstart option as your installation type npmnpx create strapi starter project name next blog yarnyarn create strapi starter project name next blogOnce the installation is complete Strapi will launch the admin panel You will have to create your admin account by filling out the form After creating your admin account the Strapi dashboard looks like the image below The Strapi documentation has detailed getting started guides you can use to explore the main features of Strapi Instead of using a starter template like in the example above you can also create a Strapi project from the ground up using one of the commands below npmnpx create strapi app latest project name quickstart yarnyarn create strapi app project name quickstart refine built in Strapi data providerA data provider is an interface a refine application uses to communicate with an API refine has data providers for most of the popular CMS and platforms You can use refine s Strapi data provider to interact with your Strapi instance from a refine application You can install the Strapi data provider in a refine application like so npm install pankod refine strapi vThe refine documentation has comprehensive guides on data providers Pros of using StrapiStrapi is open sourceIt has an active community supportIt is released under the terms of MIT and Strapi s Enterprise Edition Supplemental LicenseStrapi has an excellent documentationYou can quickly get up and running with StrapiThe admin panel has an intuitive UIYou can access your content via REST or GraphQL APIStrapi is flexible and customizableSupports several integrations out of the boxSince you can use GraphQL API to access your content Strapi comes with all the benefits of GraphQL Cons of using StrapiAt the time of writing this article Strapi s cloud service is still in beta You have to self host your Strapi projects Any Strapi project must strictly use one of the supported databases The latest version Strapi version only supports MySQL MariaDB PostgreSQL and SQLite HasuraHasura is an open source GraphQL engine You can use Hasura to connect to a database and third party REST and GraphQL API endpoints It then uses a GraphQL API to expose your data Though Hasura primarily exposes your data via a GraphQL API you can create REST API endpoints from GraphQL queries and mutations You can use the most popular cloud SQL databases like AWS RDS Postgres and Azure Postgres with Hasura cloud However be aware that Hasura mainly supports PostgreSQL databases at the time of writing this article Compared to Strapi Hygraph and other headless CMS Hasura is more of a GraphQL engine than a CMS It provides an instant fast and secure GraphQL API for your database with built in data caching and authorizations The Hasura console doesn t provide functionality for managing content like the other headless CMS How to start using HasuraHasura cloud is the fastest way to start using Hasura You can create an account using your email id or log in using GitHub or Google After logging into your Hasura cloud account you can create a Neon PostgreSQL database or connect an existing database There are detailed how to guides in the Hasura documentation on creating a new database or adding a database from the supported cloud database providers I won t repeat them here After creating a database and populating it with entries you can query mutate and subscribe from the API explorer in the Hasura console You can also create REST API endpoints to access the database refine built in Hasura data providerAs highlighted above refine has data providers for most CMS and platforms You can use the Hasura data provider to communicate with your Hasura GraphQL API or REST API endpoints from a refine application You can install the Hasura data provider in your refine application like so npm install pankod refine hasuraCheck the refine documentation on using data providers in a refine application Pros of HasuraIt has an intuitive UI and consoleHasura is open sourceThe GraphQL engine is Apache version licensed Other resources such as the documentation and tutorials are MIT licensed Hasura offers a generous free tier without requiring a credit card or payment informationHasura supports most of the popular SQL cloud databasesIt has comprehensive documentationHasura has an active and supportive communityIt is easy to pick upThere are both cloud and self hosted Hasura instancesIt is performant Cons of HasuraHasura doesn t support NoSQL databases while writing this article Though there are plans to include them in the future Hasura is tailored towards exposing databases via GraphQL API It doesn t have content management capabilities like the other headless CMS Building a side project Meet the headless React based solution to build sleek CRUD applications refine expertly combines cutting edge technologies under a robust architecture so you don t have to spend time researching and evaluating solutions Try refine to rapidly build your next CRUD project whether it s an admin panel dashboard internal tool or storefront HygraphHygraph is another headless CMS with an intuitive UI for creating editing and modifying content Unlike Strapi Hygraph is not open source You can interact with the Hygraph content via GraphQL API It also has a feature for composing content from third party REST and GraphQL APIs Hygraph provides a generous community plan for free without even asking for a credit card or payment information The free plan also comes with most of the features of the paid plans How to start using HygraphTo start using Hygraph you need to have an account If you haven t create an account using your email id or log in with your Google Facebook or GitHub account You can create a new project or use one of the available starter projects after setting up an account to explore Hygraph As highlighted above Hygraph has an intuitive UI for creating and managing content Starting shouldn t be difficult if you are already familiar with other CMS If you are a beginner to CMS there are comprehensive getting started guides in the Hygraph documentation to set you off However it requires you to have a basic understanding of GraphQL In this article our primary goal is to compare Hygraph with other similar headless CMS Therefore we won t explore the details of creating a project or managing your content with Hygraph Pros of HygraphHygraph has an intuitive UI for creating editing and managing contentIt has an excellent documentationGood community supportIt offers a generous free community plan which includes most of the features in the paid plansYou can compose content from third party REST and GraphQL APIsIt serves content using low latency Edge CDNIt has a feature for content permission managementBecause it serves content using GraphQL API it has all the benefits of GraphQL such as avoiding multiple round trips when querying content Cons of HygraphYou can only access content in the CMS using GraphQL APIIt is not open source It is not as customizable as Hasura Comparing the best CMSIn this section we will compare Hasura Strapi and Hygraph The table below summarizes their similarities and differences StrapiHasuraHygraphLicenseMIT and Enterprise Edition Supplemental LicenseApache version and MITProprietaryGitHub starskkNot availableOpen sourceYesYesNoActive maintenanceYesYesYesDocumentationGoodGoodGoodPricingFreeGenerous free planGenerous free planCommunity supportGoodGoodGoodOpen GitHub issuesNot availableClosed GitHub issuesNot availableEase of useEasyEasyEasy ConclusionThough our focus in this article was on Strapi Hasura and Hygraph there are many excellent headless content management systems out there As mentioned above each headless CMS has strengths and weaknesses Some are tailor made for a specific purpose If you are looking for an open source customizable headless CMS with an intuitive UI Strapi may be the best option It can serve your content using REST or GraphQL API However on the flip side you may have to self host your Strapi project because Strapi s cloud solution is still in beta Strapi also supports a few databases at the moment Hygraph is similar to Strapi but it is not open source It has an intuitive UI for creating content and a cloud solution to which you can automatically deploy your project You can get up and running with Hygraph faster than Strapi but it is not as flexible and customizable Hasura is more of a GraphQL engine than a headless CMS It is an excellent choice if you want a fast and secure GraphQL API to source data from a database or third party REST or GraphQL API However Hasura doesn t have the content creation capabilities of the other headless CMS I hope this article has highlighted the main features of Strapi Hasura and Hypgraph so that you can pick the most suitable for your project	2023-02-08 11:29:50
海外TECH	DEV Community	Some Very Cool (Underrated maybe) React Libraries	https://dev.to/darkxenium/some-very-cool-underrated-maybe-react-libraries-4do6	Some Very Cool Underrated maybe React LibrariesSome of the very cool React Libraries which you can use in your next project React Spring This library provides an easy to use set of animations and transitions for React It has a simple API yet it is incredibly powerful and allows for creating dynamic smooth animations with minimal code import useSpring animated from react spring const ExampleComponent gt const props useSpring from opacity to opacity return lt animated div style props gt Hello World lt animated div gt React Loadable This library makes it easy to split your React code into smaller lazy loaded chunks that can be loaded on demand This can significantly improve the initial loading time of your application especially for large and complex apps import Loadable from react loadable const LoadableComponent Loadable loader gt import MyComponent loading gt lt div gt Loading lt div gt const ExampleComponent gt lt LoadableComponent gt React Router This library provides routing capabilities for React applications It offers a simple and flexible API with features like lazy loading dynamic routes and support for mobile devices import BrowserRouter as Router Route Link from react router dom const Home gt lt h gt Home lt h gt const About gt lt h gt About lt h gt const Contact gt lt h gt Contact lt h gt const ExampleComponent gt lt Router gt lt nav gt lt ul gt lt li gt lt Link to gt Home lt Link gt lt li gt lt li gt lt Link to about gt About lt Link gt lt li gt lt li gt lt Link to contact gt Contact lt Link gt lt li gt lt ul gt lt nav gt lt Route exact path component Home gt lt Route path about component About gt lt Route path contact component Contact gt lt Router gt React Testing Library This library provides simple and complete React DOM testing utilities that encourage good testing practices It helps you write tests that are more focused on the behavior of your components rather than the implementation details import render screen from testing library react import ExampleComponent from ExampleComponent test renders greeting gt render lt ExampleComponent gt const greeting screen getByText Hello World i expect greeting toBeInTheDocument React Query This library makes it easy to manage data in your React applications from fetching to caching and updating data It offers a simple powerful and flexible API for handling data and keeping your UI in sync with your data import useQuery from react query const fetchData async gt const response await fetch return response json const ExampleComponent gt const data status useQuery data fetchData if status loading return lt div gt Loading lt div gt if status error return lt div gt Error error message lt div gt return lt ul gt data map item gt lt li key item id gt item name lt li gt lt ul gt I hope you like the selection of libraries These are just a few of the many React libraries out there Give them a try and see how they can improve your React development experience	2023-02-08 11:08:37
海外TECH	DEV Community	Use Maps more and Objects less	https://dev.to/builderio/use-maps-more-and-objects-less-2flk	Use Maps more and Objects lessObjects in JavaScript are awesome They can do anything Literally…anything But like all things just because you can do something doesn t necessarily mean you should const mapOfThings mapOfThings myThing id myThingdelete mapOfThings myThing id For instance if you re using objects in JavaScript to store arbitrary key value pairs where you ll be adding and removing keys frequently you should really consider using a map instead of a plain object const mapOfThings new Map mapOfThings set myThing id myThing mapOfThings delete myThing id Performance issues with objectsWhereas with objects where the delete operator is notorious for poor performance maps are optimized for this exact use case and in some cases can be seriously faster Note of course this is just one example benchmark run with Chrome v on a Core i MBP You can also compare another benchmark created by Zhenghao He Just keep in mind ーmicro benchmarks like this are notoriously imperfect so take them with a grain of salt That said you don t need to trust my or anyone else s benchmarks as MDN itself clarifies that maps are specifically optimized for this use case of frequently adding and removing keys as compared with an object that is not as optimized for this use case If you are curious why it has to do with how JavaScript VMs optimize JS objects by assuming their shape whereas a map is purpose built for the use case of a hashmap where keys are dynamic and ever changing Read more about how VMs assume shapes in this thread by Miško CTO of Builder io and creator of Angular and Qwik Miško Hevery Builder io Qwik mhevery Understanding monomorphism can improve your JavaScript performance x Curios to find out more read this thread AM Feb Another great article is What s up with monomorphism which explains the performance characteristics of objects in JavaScript and why they are not as optimized for hashmap like use cases of frequently adding and removing keys But beyond performance maps also solve for several issues that exist with objects Built in keys problemOne major issue of objects for hashmap like use cases is that objects are polluted with tons of keys built into them already WHAT const myMap myMap valueOf gt Function valueOf myMap toString gt Function toString myMap hasOwnProperty gt Function hasOwnProperty myMap isPrototypeOf gt Function isPrototypeOf myMap propertyIsEnumerable gt Function propertyIsEnumerable myMap toLocaleString gt Function toLocaleString myMap constructor gt Function Object So if you try and access any of these properties each of them has values already even though this object is supposed to be empty This alone should be a clear reason not to use an object for an arbitrary keyed hashmap as it can lead to some really hairy bugs you ll only discover later Iteration awkwardnessSpeaking of strange ways that JavaScript objects treat keys iterating through objects is riddled with gotchas For instance you may already know not to do this for const key in myObject You may stumble upon some inherited keys you didn t mean to And you may have been told instead to do this for const key in myObject if myObject hasOwnProperty key But this is still problematic as myObject hasOwnProperty can easily be overridden with any other value Nothing is preventing anyone from doing myObject hasOwnProperty gt explode So instead you should really do this funky mess for const key in myObject if Object prototype hasOwnProperty call myObject key Or if you prefer your code to not look like a mess you can give up on a for loop entirely and just use Object keys with forEach Object keys myObject forEach key gt However with maps there are no such issues at all You can use a standard for loop with a standard iterator and a really nice destructuring pattern to get both the key and value at once for const key value of myMap Me gusta Key orderingOne additional perk of maps is they preserve the order of their keys This has been a long asked for quality of objects and now exists for maps This gives us another very cool feature which is that we can destructure keys directly from a map in their exact order const firstKey firstValue myMapNeat CopyingNow you might say oh well objects have some advantages like they re very easy to copy for instance using an object spread or assign const copied myObject const copied Object assign myObject But it turns out that maps are just as easy to copy const copied new Map myMap The reason this works is because the constructor of Map takes an iterable of key value tuples And conveniently maps are iterable producing tuples of their keys and values Nice Similarly you can also do deep copies of maps just like you can with objects using structuredClone const deepCopy structuredClone myMap Converting maps to objects and objects to mapsConverting maps to objects is readily done using Object fromEntries const myObj Object fromEntries myMap And going the other way is straightforward as well using Object entries const myMap new Map Object entries myObj Easy And now that we know this we no longer have to construct maps using tuples const myMap new Map key value keyTwo valueTwo You can instead construct them like objects which to me is a bit nicer on the eyes const myMap new Map Object entries key value keyTwo valueTwo Or you could make a handy little helper too const makeMap obj gt new Map Object entries map const myMap makeMap key value Or with TypeScript const makeMap lt V unknown gt obj Record lt string V gt gt new Map lt string V gt Object entries obj const myMap makeMap key value gt Map lt string string gt I m a fan of that Key typesMaps are not just a more ergonomic and better performing way to handle key value maps in JavaScript They can even do things that you just cannot accomplish at all with plain objects For instance maps are not limited to only having strings as keys ーyou can use any type of object as a key for a map And I mean like anything myMap set value myMap set value myMap set document body value myMap set function value myMap set myDog value But why One helpful use case for this is associating metadata with an object without having to modify that object directly const metadata new Map metadata set myDomNode internalId metadata get myDomNode gt internalId This can be useful for instance when you want to associate temporary state to objects you read and write from a database You can add as much temporary data associated directly with the object reference without risk const metadata new Map metadata set myTodo focused true metadata get myTodo gt focused true Now when we save myTodo back to the database only the values we want saved are there and our temporary state which is in a separate map does not get included accidentally This does have one issue though Normally the garbage collector would collect this object and remove it from memory However because our map is holding a reference it ll never be garbage collected causing a memory leak WeakMapsHere s where we can use the WeakMap type Weak maps perfectly solve for the above memory leak as they hold a weak reference to the object So if all other references are removed the object will automatically be garbage collected and removed from this weak map const metadata new WeakMap No memory leak myTodo will be removed from the map automatically when there are no other referencesmetadata set myTodo focused true Moar map stuffA few remaining useful things to know about Maps before we continue on map clear Clear a map entirelymap size Get the size of the mapmap keys Iterator of all map keysmap values Iterator of all map valuesOk you get it maps have nice methods Moving on SetsIf we are talking about maps we should also mention their cousin Sets which give us a better performing way to create a unique list of elements where we can easily add remove and look up if a set contains an item const set new Set set add set delete set has In some cases sets can yield significantly better performance than the equivalent operations with an array Blah blah microbenchmarks are not perfect test your own code under real world conditions to verify you get a benefit or don t just take my word for it Similarly we get a WeakSet class in JavaScript that will help us avoid memory leaks as well No memory leaks here captain 🫡const checkedTodos new Set todo todo todo SerializationNow you might say there s one last advantage that plain objects and arrays have over maps and sets ーserialization Ha You thought you got me on that one But I ve got answers for you friend So yes JSON stringify JSON parse support for objects and maps is extremely handy But have you ever noticed that when you want to pretty print JSON you always have to add a null as the second argument Do you know what that parameter even does JSON stringify obj null what dis doAs it turns out that parameter can be very helpful to us It is called a replacer and it allows us to define how any custom type should be serialized We can use this to easily convert maps and sets to objects and arrays for serialization JSON stringify obj key value gt Convert maps to plain objects if value instanceof Map return Object fromEntries value Convert sets to arrays if value instanceof Set return Array from value return value Why did the JavaScript developer quit They didn t get arrays Ha ha ho ho Ok Now we can just abstract this into a basic reusable function and serialize away const test set new Set map new Map key value JSON stringify test replacer gt set map key value For converting back we can use the same trick with JSON parse but doing the opposite by using its reviver parameter to convert arrays back to Sets and objects back to maps when parsing JSON parse string key value gt if Array isArray value return new Set value if value amp amp value value object return new Map Object entries value return value Also note that both replacers and revivers work recursively so they are able to serialize and deserialize maps and sets anywhere in our JSON tree But there is just one small problem with our above serialization implementation We currently don t differentiate a plain object or array versus a map or a set at parse time so we cannot intermix plain objects and maps in our JSON or we will end up with this const obj hello world const str JSON stringify obj replacer const parsed JSON parse obj reviver Map lt string string gt We can solve this by creating a special property for example called type to denote when something should be a map or a set as opposed to a plain object or array like so function replacer key value if value instanceof Map return type Map value Object fromEntries value if value instanceof Set return type Set value Array from value return value function reviver key value if value type Set return new Set value value if value type Map return new Map Object entries value value return value const obj set new Set map new Map key value const str JSON stringify obj replacer const newObj JSON parse str reviver set new Set map new Map key value No we have full JSON serialization and deserialization support for sets and maps Neat When you should use whatFor structured objects that have a well defined set of keys ーsuch as if every event should have a title and a date ーyou generally want an object For structured objects use Objectconst event title Builder io Conf date new Date They re very optimized for fast reads and writes when you have a fixed set of keys When you can have any number of keys and you may need to add and remove keys frequently consider using map for better performance and ergonomics For dynamic hashmaps use Mapconst eventsMap new Map eventsMap set event id event eventsMap delete event id When creating an array where the order of elements matter and you may intentionally want duplicates in the array then a plain array is generally a great idea For ordered lists or those that may need duplicate items use Arrayconst myArray But when you know you never want duplicates and the order of items doesn t matter consider using a set For unordered unique lists use Setconst set new Set About meHi I m Steve CEO of Builder io We make a way to drag drop with your components to create pages and other CMS content on your site or app visually So this import BuilderComponent registerComponent from builder io react import Hero Products from my components Dynamically render compositions of your componentsexport function MyPage json return lt BuilderComponent content json gt Use your components in the drag and drop editorregisterComponent Hero registerComponent Products Gives you this	2023-02-08 11:05:15
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple hosts 'Sharper' launch in London ahead of theatrical release	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/02/08/apple-hosts-sharper-launch-in-london-ahead-of-theatrical-release?utm_medium=rss	Apple hosts x Sharper x launch in London ahead of theatrical releaseApple TV movie Sharper has been given a world premiere at the British Film Institute BFI with stars writers and cast on the red carpet ahead of its theatrical and streaming debut L R Sebastian Stan Briana Middleton Julianne Moore Benjamin Caron and Justice Smith at the premiere of Sharper Source Apple The BFI s famous Southbank building by the River Thames played host to star and producer Julianne Moore plus co stars including Sebastian Stan and director Benjamin Caron Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka who wrote and co produced the thriller were there at the event by Apple Original Films and production company A Read more	2023-02-08 11:21:10
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Pay launching in South Korea 'in the coming months'	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/02/08/apple-pay-launching-in-south-korea-in-the-coming-months?utm_medium=rss	Apple Pay launching in South Korea x in the coming months x Following regulatory approval South Korean credit card company Hyundai has confirmed that it will be collaborating with Apple to bring Apple Pay to its customers Almost a decade after Apple Pay was first launched in the US it is now coming to South Korea It s a significant country to allow the service since the region is dominated by Samsung Pay produced by the Korean firm Samsung Now local regulators have approved Apple Pay with certain conditions and local credit card company Hyundai has confirmed expectations that it is intending to be first to market with it Read more	2023-02-08 11:02:10
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Most probation services are over capacity, leaked data reveals	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64344284?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	risks	2023-02-08 11:26:33
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Harry and Meghan to be questioned in Samantha Markle defamation case	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64564219?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	meghan	2023-02-08 11:20:45
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Fawlty Towers: John Cleese to revive series with daughter Camilla	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-64563839?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	camilla	2023-02-08 11:45:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Northern Ireland Protocol is lawful, Supreme Court rules	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-64558530?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	court	2023-02-08 11:47:54
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Women's T20 World Cup 2023: England beat New Zealand in final warm-up game	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/64568876?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Women x s T World Cup England beat New Zealand in final warm up gameEngland comfortably beat New Zealand by five wickets in their final warm up to go into the Women s T World Cup on a positive note	2023-02-08 11:39:24
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Turkey earthquake: Before and after pictures show extent of destruction	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-64544998?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	syria	2023-02-08 11:16:59