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AWS AWS Architecture Blog Software-defined edge architecture for connected vehicles https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/architecture/software-defined-edge-architecture-for-connected-vehicles/ Software defined edge architecture for connected vehiclesTo remain competitive in a marketplace that increasingly views transportation as a service emphasizing customer experience vehicle capabilities and mobility applications need to improve and increase value over time much like the internet of things and smart phones have done Vehicle manufacturers and fleet operators are responding to this change by using data to inform … 2023-04-03 13:47:23
AWS AWS Database Blog Integrate Amazon RDS for Oracle with Amazon EFS – Part 2 – Strengthen Access using EFS file system policy and Enforce in-transit encryption https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/integrate-amazon-rds-for-oracle-with-amazon-efs-part-2-file-system-policy-and-encryption-in-transit/ Integrate Amazon RDS for Oracle with Amazon EFS Part Strengthen Access using EFS file system policy and Enforce in transit encryptionWith the announcement that Amazon Relational Database Service Amazon RDS for Oracle nbsp now supports integration with nbsp Amazon Elastic File System Amazon EFS you can keep temporary files like Oracle Data Pump export import files on Amazon EFS file system and directly access from it Furthermore you can leverage Amazon EFS integration for sharing a file system between … 2023-04-03 13:49:09
AWS AWS The Internet of Things Blog Introducing the latest AWS Well- Architected IoT Lens https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/iot/introducing-the-latest-aws-well-architected-iot-lens/ Introducing the latest AWS Well Architected IoT LensIntroduction nbsp We are pleased to introduce the latest version of AWS Well Architected IoT Lens IoT projects can be complex due to a combination of many factors including devices software use case scenarios environments processing patterns network connectivity technologies communication protocols security issues technical risks compliance requirements and standards The AWS Well Architected IoT Lens provides simple … 2023-04-03 13:03:17
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海外TECH Ars Technica Tesla built more cars than it could sell in Q1 2023 https://arstechnica.com/?p=1928591 tesla 2023-04-03 13:13:16
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海外TECH MakeUseOf 8 Tips for Maintaining Your Professional Edge During a Career Break https://www.makeuseof.com/tips-maintaining-professional-edge-career-break/ Tips for Maintaining Your Professional Edge During a Career BreakTaking a career break Don t let it affect your professional edge Follow these tips to maintain your skills and stay competitive in the job market 2023-04-03 13:45:16
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海外TECH DEV Community Understanding Data Types in JavaScript ( Part - 3 ) https://dev.to/makstyle119/understanding-data-types-in-javascript-part-3--3joi Understanding Data Types in JavaScript Part In JavaScript the object data type is used to represent complex data structures There are three main types of object data types in JavaScript object array and date In this blog post we will discuss each of these object data types in detail and provide examples of how to work with them in JavaScript Object The object data type is used to represent a collection of key value pairs An object can be created using the curly braces syntax or the new Object syntax For example const person firstName John lastName Doe age console log person logs firstName John lastName Doe age In this example we have created a person object with three properties firstName lastName and age The console log statement logs the entire person object Array The array data type is used to represent a collection of values An array can be created using the square brackets syntax or the new Array syntax For example const fruits apple banana orange console log fruits logs apple banana orange In this example we have created a fruits array with three values apple banana and orange The console log statement logs the entire fruits array Date The date data type is used to represent a date and time Dates can be created using the new Date syntax For example const now new Date console log now logs the current date and timeIn this example we have created a now date object using the new Date syntax The console log statement logs the current date and time Conclusion The object data type is used to represent complex data structures in JavaScript There are three main types of object data types in JavaScript object array and date By understanding how to work with these object data types you can write more effective and efficient code in your JavaScript programs 2023-04-03 13:43:33
海外TECH DEV Community Manage GitHub Issues from Visual Studio Code https://dev.to/this-is-learning/manage-github-issues-from-visual-studio-code-3pop Manage GitHub Issues from Visual Studio CodeStop You no longer need to open GitHub and search for that issue you were assigned to You can do it from Visual Studio Code Two weeks ago we learned how to create a Pull Request on GitHub from Visual Studio Code and last week we saw how to review it Today we ll see how to manage issues on GitHub from the editor This will mark the end of the series of three videos showing you how to maximize your productivity when working with GitHub from Visual Studio Code with the official extension GitHub Pull Requests and Issues If you don t like learning through videos don t worry The article below covers all the topics discussed in the video in a friendly and approachable way However I highly recommend watching the video for an even more comprehensive understanding of the material Install the official GitHub Extension If you already installed the extension last week you can skip this step The first thing you need to do is to install the official GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension for Visual Studio Code You can find it in the marketplace by searching for GitHub or by clicking here Note make sure to not get confused the extension called GitHub is an old one and deprecated The new one is called GitHub Pull Requests and Issues As soon as the extension is installed you ll see a new icon in the Activity Bar on the left side of Visual Studio Code Opening it the first time will ask you to login to GitHub just click on the button and a browser tab will open where you can login to your GitHub account Create a new issueThe extension tab actually has two sections Pull Requests and Issues If you expand the Issues section you ll see the button to create a new issue By clicking on it a new temporary file called NewIssue md will be created in the editor The content will be Issue TitleAssignees Labels lt Edit the body of your new issue then click the ✓ Create Issue button in the top right of the editor The first line will be the issue title Assignees and Labels follow after a blank line Leave an empty line before beginning the body of the issue gt From there you can replace Issue Title with the title of your issue add the assignees and labels and write the description of the issue as per instructions in the file Assigning labels is made even easier as you get a list of all the labels in the repository and you can select the ones you want to assign to the issue Once you re done save the file and click on the ✓button in the top right corner of the editor to create the issue A native vscode notification will inform you that the issue has been created successfully and it will also show up in the Recent Issues section of the extension tab Work on an existing issueIf you want to work on an existing issue first of all you can read its content by hovering the mouse on top of it This will show you a preview of the issue and two buttons Start working on issue and checkout topic branch and Open Issue Not so much to say about the latter it will open the issue in the browser but the first one is very interesting If you click on it the extension will create a new branch for you based on the issue number and will checkout that branch This is very useful if you want to work on multiple issues at the same time as you can easily switch between them It will also assign the issue to you so that other people know that you re working on it Edit tabsSimilarly to the Pull Requests tab the Issues tab has a few tabs at the top of the editor and they re fully customizable If you hover the mouse on them you notice a pencil icon Click on it It will open your local vscode settings and you can notice this piece of configuration githubIssues queries label My Issues query default label Created Issues query author user state open repo owner repository sort created desc label Recent Issues query state open repo owner repository sort updated desc If you want to add a new tab just add a new object to the array like this label Bugs query label bug state open repo owner repository sort created desc You can add as many tabs as you want and you can customize the label and the query The query is a GitHub search query so you can use all the filters you want Make sure to always set repo owner repository in the filters list as otherwise the query will be applied to all the repositories you have access to What about X and Y Some features might be missing from the extension There could also be some bugs actually I fixed two while writing the articles of this series So what Well the extension is open source so you can contribute to it You can find the repository at In case you find a bug or you want to suggest a new feature you can open an issue on the repository Not sure how to to that You can learn here how to fork a repository and then here how to create a Pull Request from Visual Studio Code ConclusionTo wrap up in this three articles series we learned how to get the most out of the official GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension for Visual Studio Code I really hope you enjoyed it and that you learned something new If you did please consider sharing it with your friends and colleagues Also let me know if you liked this kind of content split into multiple articles and videos I had fun doing it and I ll be happy to do more if you like them The video seriesAs mentioned at the beginning of the article this is the third of a trilogy about the GitHub VSCode workflow Each article will be accompanied by a video on YouTube you can find them here Create a Pull Request from Visual Studio CodeReview a Pull Request from Visual Studio CodeGitHub Issues on Visual Studio CodeThanks for reading this article I hope you found it interesting I recently launched my Discord server to talk about Open Source and Web Development feel free to join Do you like my content You might consider subscribing to my YouTube channel It means a lot to me ️You can find it here Feel free to follow me to get notified when new articles are out Leonardo MontiniFollow I talk about Open Source GitHub and Web Development I also run a YouTube channel called DevLeonardo see you there 2023-04-03 13:36:03
海外TECH DEV Community I made Express faster than Fastify (100x faster JSON) https://dev.to/samchon/i-made-express-faster-than-fastify-4h8g I made Express faster than Fastify x faster JSON OutlineHello I am developer of typia and studying fastify in nowadays During the study I could understand why fastify is faster than express and proceeded Also I did an experiment imitating the secret of the fastify in express with typia s faster JSON stringify function From the experiment benchmark I could get interesting result that express became faster than fastify So I would like to share it with you Made express to be faster than fastify What typia is RUNTIME VALIDATORSexport function is lt T gt input unknown T input is T returns booleanexport function assert lt T gt input unknown T T throws TypeGuardErrorexport function validate lt T gt input unknown T IValidation lt T gt detailedexport const customValidators CustomValidatorMap can add custom validators STRICT VALIDATORSexport function equals lt T gt input unknown T input is T export function assertEquals lt T gt input unknown T T export function validateEquals lt T gt input unknown T IValidation lt T gt JSONexport function application lt T gt IJsonApplication JSON schemaexport function assertParse lt T gt input string T type safe parserexport function assertStringify lt T gt input T string safe and faster isParse validateParse stringify isStringify validateStringify MISCexport function random lt T gt Primitive lt T gt generate random dataexport function clone lt T gt input T Primitive lt T gt deep cloneexport function prune lt T extends object gt input T void erase extra props isClone assertClone validateClone isPrune assertPrune validatePruneBefore telling detailed stories I ll introduce typia for a while It is a runtime validator library for TypeScript which can perform above features just by only one line just by utilizing pure TypeScript type On the other hand all of other alternative libraries require extra and duplicated schema definitions which are different with the TypeScript type Furthermore validation speed of typia is much faster than others Comparing validation speed typia is maximum x faster than class validator When it comes to the JSON stringify function typia is maximum x faster than class transformer and even type safe Secret of fastifyfastify is a competitive library of express which uses faster speed as a weapon And one of the reason why fastify is faster than express is fast json stringify fast json stringify is another library what fastify team had developed which boosts up JSON conversion speed by analyzing JSON schema definition By using the fast json stringify library fastify can serialize JSON string much faster than express and such difference makes fastify to be faster than express const fastJson require fast json stringify REQUIRES JSON SCHEMA DEFINITIONconst stringify fastJson title Example Schema type object properties firstName type string lastName type string age description Age in years type integer reg type string MAKES JSON SERIALIZATION FASTERconsole log stringify firstName Matteo lastName Collina age reg fast json stringify is faster than native JSON stringify function Imitate secret of fastify in expressimport typia from typia PURE TYPESCRIPT TYPEinterface IPerson firstName string lastName string age number Age in years reg RegExp EASIER THAN ANY OTHER LIBRARIEStypia stringify lt IPerson gt firstName Matteo lastName Collina age reg Studying source code of fastify I could understand why fastify is faster By the way typia has the same function like fast json stringify Therefore imitating secret of fastify was easily possible too EXPRESS TYPIA import express from express import typia from typia const server express Express express const reply lt T gt stringify input T gt string null gt data T gt req express Request res express Response gt res status header Content Type application json send stringify data VERY EASY TO IMPLEMENTserver get ObjectSimple reply typia createIsStringify lt ObjectSimple gt storage ObjectSimple Here is the code imitating fastify library in express with typia I think that my solution is much easier than fastify because typia does not require complicate JSON schema definition and it just requires only pure TypeScript type Do you agree FASTIFY import fastify FastifyReply FastifyRequest from fastify import typia from typia const server fastify const schema app typia IJsonApplication gt const definitions Record lt string typia IJsonSchema gt for const key value of Object entries app components schemas definitions key replace definitions value return schema response app schemas definitions const reply data object gt i FastifyRequest o FastifyReply gt o send data DEFINING JSON SCHEMA IS A TERRIBLE WORK THEREFORE I JUST USED typia application FUNCTIONserver get ObjectSimple schema typia application lt ObjectSimple ajv definitions gt reply storage ObjectSimple Also to proceed experiment benchmark in the fastify side I wrote server code of fastify too By the way as defining JSON schema is a terrible work for me I just generated the JSON schema data through typia application function Measuring benchmark of those servers through autocannon another library what fastify team had built I could get awesome result express became faster than fastify in some cases just by utilizing typia stringify function express became faster than fastify in some cases Boost up your NestJS server speedclass validator and class transformer are extremely slowYou know what NestJS is utilizing class validator and class transformer Do you remember those libraries were slowest than any other libraries in the above benchmarks class validators is x times slower than typiaclass transformer is x times slower than typiaIf you replace them to nestia wrappers of typia for NestJS supported decorators you can boost up your NestJS developed backend server speed Just by replacing some decorator functions like below your server program would be much faster import Controller from nestjs common import TypedBody TypedRoute from nestia core import type IBbsArticle from bbs api structures IBbsArticle Controller bbs articles export class BbsArticlesController Store a new content param inupt Content to store returns Newly archived article TypedRoute Post x faster and safer JSON stringify public async store x faster validator TypedBody input IBbsArticle IStore Promise lt IBbsArticle gt do not need DTO class definition just fine with interface Also with the nestia you can build evolved swagger than swagger Furthermore you can build SDK library like tRPC therefore client deevelopers can use your API much easily and safely like below Frontend developers would be happy fastify is still fastLooking back above benchmark result fastify is faster than combination of express and typia when response data is small If making the reponse data much smaller fastify becomes always faster than express typia I just assume that fastify has special optimized logic for header parsing and reducing waiting time for each API call but I don t know the exactly reason why I need to study fastify more and also need to study express too I will fastify continuously and will come back again with the reason why Thanks for reading my article and hope my article was enjoyable LinksGithub Repositoriessamchontypianestiafastifyfastifyfast json stringifyautocannontypestackclass validatorclass transformerBenchmark Programfastifyexpress typiaused dataBenchmark ResultsIntel i GAMD Ryzen HS 2023-04-03 13:09:55
海外TECH DEV Community OpenAPI 3.1 - The Gnarly Bits https://dev.to/mikeralphson/openapi-31-the-gnarly-bits-58d0 OpenAPI The Gnarly BitsThough obviously support in tooling has taken a little while to begin to appear both for commercial and Open Source offerings there are already a number of resources available to help you get to grips with the latest version of the OpenAPI specification OAS whether you are entirely new to it or an older hand looking to focus on the new features Lorna Mitchell who championed the new webhooks feature has a range of information available a blog post a video and associated slides Phil Sturgeon who along with Ben Hutton and Henry Andrews from the JSON Schema community helped drive the push to full JSON Schema Draft compliance has written a blog post for the official OpenAPIs org website on how to transition your OAS documents from v x to v My fellow OpenAPI Initiative TSC members Ron Ratovsky and Darrel Miller presented a webinar on what s new in v My fellow Postman colleague Arnaud Lauret the API Handyman gave a talk at the API Specifications Conference ASC in entitled OpenAPI x Does What Swagger Don t Last but not least the OpenAPI Initiative now has an official getting started guide So with all that going on is there anything much else to add Indeed there is so let s take a top down stroll through the OpenAPI specification to focus on the details of what has changed Top Level changesAs part of this release we have decided to not follow SemVer anymore and as such allow ourselves to introduce minor but breaking changes These changes are documented as part of the release notes Additions Introduced a new top level field webhooks This allows describing out of band registered webhooks that are available as part of the API The Info Object has a new summary field The License Object now has a new identifier field for SPDX license codes The Components Object now has a new entry pathItems to allow for reusable Path Item Objects to be defined within a OpenAPI document Extended Functionality Updated primitive types to be based on JSON Schema Specification Draft This now includes type null Lifted the restriction of allowing Request Body only in HTTP methods where the HTTP specification RFC has explicitly defined semantics While now allowed for other methods this use is still not recommended Added support for the object type for spaceDelimited and pipeDelimited style values The Encoding Object now supports style explode and allowReserved for the multipart form data media type as well To enable better webhooks support expressions in the Callback Object can now also reference Path Item Objects When using the Reference Object summary and description fields can now be overridden This is the default behaviour tooling may optionally allow merging or appending the text The Schema Object is now fully compliant with JSON Schema draft see JSON Schema Core and JSON Schema Validation See also Breaking Changes The ref keyword within Schema Objects can now contain relative JSON Pointers The Discriminator Object can now be extended with Specification Extensions correcting an oversight in version Added support for mutual TLS mutualTLS as a security scheme type Security requirements such as for API keys can now define an array of roles that are required for execution and not only scopes for OAuth security schemes Added the jsonSchemaDialect top level field to allow the definition of a default schema value for Schema Objects This allows any past or future version of JSON Schema to be used in your OAS documents provided that tools support them Changes An OpenAPI Document now requires at least one of paths components or webhooks to exist at the top level While previous versions required paths now a valid OpenAPI Document can describe only webhooks or even only reusable components Thus an OpenAPI Document no longer necessarily describes an API Anywhere in the Specification that had a type of Schema Object Reference Object has been replaced to be Schema Object only With the move to full JSON Schema support ref is inherently part of the Schema Object and has its own defined behavior Extensions prefixed with x oas and x oai are now reserved for the OpenAPI Initiative The format keyword is now not validated by default It is treated as an annotation Tooling may allow opt in validation on a best case basis The allowEmpty property on parameters is now deprecated as it had confusing and less than useful behaviour Breaking changes The specification versioning no longer follows SemVer The nullable keyword has been removed from the Schema Object null can be used as a type value exclusiveMaximum and exclusiveMinimum do not accept boolean values following JSON Schema They are independent keywords which take a number Due to the compliance with JSON Schema there is no longer interaction between required and readOnly writeOnly in relation to requests and responses format whether byte binary or base is no longer used to describe file payloads As part of JSON Schema compliance now contentEncoding and contentMediaType can be used to control this The Server Object Variable s enum array now MUST not be empty changed from SHOULD The Server Object Variable s default property now MUST exist in the enum values if such values are defined changed from SHOULD responses are no longer required to be defined under the Operation Object Clarifications Reworded the definition of OpenAPI Document to reflect that a document no longer must describe paths but can describe either paths webhooks components or any combination of these Dropped the term RESTful APIs in favor of HTTP APIs Resolution of relative references has been redefined and clarified Note there s a difference in resolution between Schema Object References and all others Modification of examples to improve them and provide context for new fields and objects It is now clarified what happens when path template expressions do not have a corresponding path parameter Data types and just primitive data types now correspond to JSON Schema A new section was added to address how to handle the schema keyword implicitly and explicitly Updated some inline links to more accurate or secure locations Path parameter values cannot contain the unescaped characters or Further explanation of where Reference Object and JSON Schema s reference should be used Unified wording when values are URLs URIs Reworded Path Item s ref to take into account reference and component changes Minor text changes to improve consistency and readability The description of the Reference Object has been updated to further clarify its behavior Further updated Schema Object s description to take into account the latest draft and the default use of as the default OAS dialect Reworded Schema Vocabularies to Schema dialects ConclusionI hope this guide proves helpful to those considering using OAS and those migrating from earlier versions As ever let me know in the comments if anything is wrong unclear or missing Why not get involved in the discussions around a tentative OpenAPI codename Moonwalk 2023-04-03 13:08:00
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News WWDC HomeKit predictions, Hue Matter update delays & more smart home news https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/03/wwdc-homekit-predictions-hue-matter-update-delays-more-smart-home-news?utm_medium=rss WWDC HomeKit predictions Hue Matter update delays amp more smart home newsOn this week s episode of the Homekit Insider podcast your hosts speculate what HomeKit and Matter updates may arise at WWDC review two new products and discuss other home automation news of the week HomeKit InsiderOn March Apple officially announced WWDC Your hosts speculate during this episode what news Apple may share that s relevant to the smart home including a redesigned HomePod with a screen or an updated homeOS Read more 2023-04-03 13:44:31
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News Tim Cook enthuses on AR and VR in GQ profile https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/03/tim-cook-an-approachable-but-not-normal-ceo-says-profile?utm_medium=rss Tim Cook enthuses on AR and VR in GQ profileApple s CEO Tim Cook is highly enthusiastic about AR and VR a new profile reveals a far cry from calling the technology a flop in his previous comments Apple CEO Tim CookCook has often been the subject of interviews from a wide variety of publications As the cover star of GQ s Global Creativity Awards issue he discusses how he works and his legacy at Apple but also revealing more about himself Read more 2023-04-03 13:56:06
Apple AppleInsider - Frontpage News Billion dollar Apple Watch patent fight goes to jury trial https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/04/03/billion-dollar-apple-watch-patent-fight-goes-to-jury-trial?utm_medium=rss Billion dollar Apple Watch patent fight goes to jury trialA Federal jury is about to hear Masimo s claims that Apple infringed technology patents related to blood oxygen sensing in its Apple Watch in a trial due to last days The trial which follows a previous victory for Masimo with the International Trade Commission starts in California on Tuesday According to Bloomberg up to billion could be at stake based on estimates concerning sales of specific Apple Watch versions and pricing for the sensor modules Reportedly both sides have agreed to postpone presenting evidence specifically regarding reasonable royalty payments Read more 2023-04-03 13:23:05
海外TECH Engadget Amazon's Kindle is back on sale for $80 https://www.engadget.com/amazons-kindle-is-back-on-sale-for-80-132616309.html?src=rss Amazon x s Kindle is back on sale for Amazon is running a sale on Kindle e readers just in time for outdoor reading and there are a few good deals in the mix The company is selling the base Kindle with lock screen ads for or off That s near an all time low and makes it an easy pick if you want a compact no frills device for reading on the park bench The sale also drops the price of the GB Kindle Paperwhite to or off Last fall s refresh of the entry level Kindle helped it catch up to the Paperwhite in a big way The PPI display is much easier on the eyes and the longer six week battery life helps you leave the charger at home Factor in USB C charging and double the storage GB and you may have all you need to clear your reading backlog There are reasons to consider buying more advanced models of course The Kindle Paperwhite offers a larger screen beach friendly water resistance and an adjustable warm light You can even charge wirelessly if you buy the Paperwhite Signature Edition on sale for However those are more perks than must haves The starter Kindle covers the essentials well and may even be preferable if you re looking for a small e reader that can tuck into a bag s side pocket Follow EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice This article originally appeared on Engadget at 2023-04-03 13:26:16
海外科学 NYT > Science Live Updates: NASA Is Naming the 4 Astronauts of the Artemis II Moon Mission https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/04/03/science/artemis-nasa-news artemis 2023-04-03 13:33:18
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