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AWS	lambdaタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	AWS CDKで作成したAPIGateway+Lambda(Node18)をローカルで動かしてみたメモ	https://qiita.com/hibohiboo/items/45a673ca70d42f3d1f4b	dockerdesktopvsamcli	2023-06-08 23:09:23
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ゲームのプレイテスト管理ソフト見つからないので、Djangoと2週間で作ってみた	https://qiita.com/komanaki/items/657e92c7e3c49e7cc6d2	django	2023-06-08 23:05:59
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	ChatGPTで生成した画像を用いてモデル作成/推論 〜画像生成編〜	https://qiita.com/megane-9mm/items/1db0de795a4ca7774d10	chatgpt	2023-06-08 23:05:39
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	JavaScriptのスプレッド構文と残余引数について	https://qiita.com/wakasagi135/items/2106cd0479cde68c05ce	array	2023-06-08 23:52:21
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	RubyでAtCoder ABC248(A, B, C, D)を解いてみた	https://qiita.com/shoya15/items/3bdd3c005a32a78577f8	atcoder	2023-06-08 23:01:20
Azure	Azureタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	Azure OpenAI Embedding モデルを利用し最も関連性の高いドキュメントを見つける方法	https://qiita.com/yoshioterada/items/3e575828368bf3767532	azureopenaiembedding	2023-06-08 23:12:16
技術ブログ	Developers.IO	EC2のインスタンスメタデータ(IMDS)をv2に移行する手順をまとめてみた	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/ec2-metadata-change/	awssecurityhub	2023-06-08 14:02:38
海外TECH	DEV Community	Transform Your Data Like a Pro With dbt (Data Build Tool)	https://dev.to/grayhat/transform-your-data-like-a-pro-with-dbt-data-build-tool-39kd	Transform Your Data Like a Pro With dbt Data Build Tool In today s data driven world efficient data management and processing are crucial for businesses to gain valuable insights and make informed decisions This is where data build tools come into play In this guide we will explore the concept of data build tools their importance and how they can streamline the data engineering process We ll focus on one of the popular tools in this domain dbt Data Build Tool What is dbt dbt which stands for Data Build Tool is an open source command line tool that facilitates the development and management of data transformation pipelines It empowers data analysts and engineers to transform raw data into structured formats in a modular and maintainable manner With dbt you can leverage the power of SQL to define transformations validate data quality and deploy changes seamlessly From the official documentationdbtis a transformation workflow that lets teams quickly and collaboratively deploy analytics code following software engineering best practices like modularity portability CI CD and documentation Now anyone who knows SQL can build production grade data pipelines Key Features and Benefits Modular Transformations dbt introduces the concept of models which represent individual units of transformation in your data pipeline Models are SQL queries that define how raw data is transformed into structured output By breaking down your transformations into modular components you can enhance reusability maintainability and collaboration within your data team Testing Data Quality Quality assurance is essential when working with data dbt provides a built in testing framework that allows you to define data tests using SQL queries You can verify data types check for missing values validate uniqueness and perform various data quality checks These tests ensure the integrity and reliability of your transformed data Source Control and Documentation With dbt you can version control your data transformation logic and collaborate effectively with your team It integrates seamlessly with popular version control systems like Git Additionally dbt allows you to document your models and transformations using Markdown This feature helps in maintaining a central knowledge repository enhancing understanding and facilitating collaboration Seamless Deployment dbt simplifies the process of deploying data transformations to your data warehouse or data lake It provides deployment commands that ensure your changes are applied consistently and reliably This feature enables you to iterate quickly experiment with different transformations and promote changes to production with confidence Getting Started with dbt To begin using dbt follow these steps Install dbt on your local machine or development environment Refer to the official dbt documentation for installation instructions specific to your operating system Set up a connection to your data warehouse or data lake dbt supports various database systems including popular ones like Snowflake BigQuery and Redshift Define your models using SQL files Organize your transformations into separate models based on their logical purpose and dependencies Configure sources to define the connection details and schemas for your raw data sources This step enables dbt to understand the structure of the source data Write tests to validate the quality and integrity of your transformed data Utilize the testing framework provided by dbt to create SQL queries that cover your data quality requirements Run dbt commands to execute your transformations perform data tests and generate documentation Use the dbt command line interface to run commands such as dbt run dbt test and dbt docs generate Main commands Here are he main commands used dbt Data Build Tool commands along with their explanations dbt init Initializes a new dbt project in the current directory This command creates the necessary project structure and configuration files dbt init dbt run Runs the dbt models in the project This command executes the SQL queries defined in the dbt models and creates the corresponding tables or views in the target database dbt run dbt test Runs tests defined in the dbt project This command validates the data in the created tables or views based on the defined tests and raises errors if any discrepancies are found dbt test dbt compile Compiles the dbt models without executing them This command generates the compiled SQL files that can be reviewed or used for other purposes dbt compile dbt snapshot Creates a snapshot of the data in the target database This command takes a snapshot of the tables or views defined in the dbt project for comparison or auditing purposes dbt snapshot dbt seed Loads seed data into the target database This command populates the specified tables with initial data defined in seed files dbt seed dbt clean Removes the artifacts generated by dbt including tables views and compiled SQL files This command is useful for cleaning up the target database dbt clean dbt docs generate Generates the documentation for the dbt project This command creates HTML documentation that describes the models tests and sources defined in the project dbt docs generate dbt docs serve Serves the generated documentation locally This command starts a local web server that allows you to view the generated documentation in a web browser dbt docs serve Conclusion Data build tools like dbt are essential for modern data engineering workflows They enable efficient data transformation testing documentation and deployment resulting in improved collaboration maintainability and data quality By following this guide you can get started with dbt and harness its power to build robust and scalable data pipelines Explore the official dbt documentation for detailed instructions and examples and unleash the true potential of your data engineering endeavors This tutorial is part of Data Build Tool Ultimate Guide that am creating on GitHub and i am inviting anyone with want to collaborate on building a one stop guide to Data Build Tool Use this link to access the repository Important Link dbt Ultimate Guide Official Documentation Data Build Tool Repository	2023-06-08 14:24:57
海外TECH	DEV Community	Cross Browser Testing with Cypress in CI/CD using Docker	https://dev.to/sanzhanov/cross-browser-testing-with-cypress-in-cicd-using-docker-48p3	Cross Browser Testing with Cypress in CI CD using DockerGreetings to all Cypress enthusiasts In this article we ll explore one interesting way of running Cypress tests across multiple browsers in CI CD using Docker The cool thing here is that with the help of Docker Compose we will set up the simultaneous launch of several Docker containers in which Cypress tests will be executed in parallel in different browsers The entire workflow will run automatically on the GitHub Actions platform and as a result we will get artifacts from running tests in each of the browsers Get ready to read it s going to be very exciting Why Cross Browser Testing Cross Browser compatibility is one of the most important characteristics of a web application which implies its equally correct display and functionality in various browsers and their versions The modern variety of browsers is determined among other things by differences in the ways of rendering web application content when different browser engines Blink WebKit Gecko EdgeHTML perceive and process HTML tags and CSS styles differently which naturally affects the appearance and application behavior In this regard the importance of cross browser testing is obvious and extremely clear Its purpose is to ensure that when a user opens a web application in various browsers and their versions the correct display of its content is ensured the integrity of its structure is preserved there are no functional errors and inconsistencies in performance layout collapse overlapping elements on top of each other etc Cypress Features in Cross Browser TestingIf you are not yet familiar with Cypress Cypress is a JavaScript based end to end testing tool designed for modern web test automation Cypress allows conducting both full fledged end to end testing with passing user scenarios on a real product as well as integration testing of individual front end components Cypress has emerged as a popular end to end testing tool for web applications due to a bunch of its powerful features user friendly interface fast test execution time easy installation and debugging etc To my mind Cypress is a real game changer in end to end and component testing and it grows at a rapid pace Among the many benefits of Cypress I would like to emphasize the high quality of its documentation as well as the master classes that the Cypress development team conducts and publishes in the public domain and also a very friendly and responsive community Honestly and as you may have noted from my previous articles I m a big fan of that wonderful tool Cypress has the capability to run tests across multiple browsers According to official documentation Cypress has currently support for Chrome family browsers including Electron and Chromium based Microsoft Edge WebKit Safari s browser engine and Firefox Excluding Electron any browser you want to run Cypress tests in needs to be installed on your local system or CI environment Obviously it is often not necessary to run all available test suites in different browsers given the increase in test execution time and the associated cost of the required CI infrastructure Therefore Cypress provides different continuous integration strategies for deploying cross browser testing in CI pipelines depending on the needs of a particular project Benefits of Using Cypress to Optimize Cross Browser Testing in CIIn order to balance costs and available CI resources as well as the optimal level of confidence in testing Cypress provides the following options for effectively organizing cross browser testing Selecting a specific test suite for a given browser For example sometimes it makes sense to run all available tests within Chrome but within Firefox execute only the happy or critical path related test files or a directory of specific “smoke test files using spec flag In some cases the priority areas for implementing cross browser testing may be critical application features or workflows as well as the most likely user scenarios Flexible setting of the periodic frequency of launching individual browsers For example running tests within Chrome can be triggered by events in the repository while within Firefox tests will run on a set schedule based on release periodic frequency Modern CI pipelines allow you to set the required time and periodic frequency for running workflows Parallel execution of test files for each group where the groups are based on the browsers being tested For example using Cypress Cloud allows you to run each browser at different levels of parallelization differentiating the amount of allocated CI resources between browsers depending on the importance of each browser in the testing strategy For example tests within Chrome can be run conditionally in parallel on up to four machines while within Firefox on two minimizing CI costs Possibility to configure the launching or exclusion of browsers for a specific test test suite Sometimes it makes sense to run or ignore one or more tests in certain browsers to shorten the duration of a test running To do this Cypress allows to specify directly in the configuration of a test or test suite a specific browser to run or exclude for example browser firefox or browser chrome Determination of the software deployment environment In cases where the project shows consistently stable behavior in different browsers it is advisable to set up cross browser testing only before deploying changes to the production environment A thoughtful combination of these Cypress advantages will help you build an optimal cross browser testing strategy based on the needs of a particular project Why Use Docker in Cross Browser Testing There are various approaches to implementing cross browser testing with Cypress one of which is to set up the automatic running of Cypress tests in chosen CI platform using Docker Docker makes it much easier to set up and maintain a cross browser test environment By encapsulating the entire test stack including different browsers in isolated Docker containers it is possible to reproduce a stable and consistent environment for running tests in different browsers regardless of the servers running the containers Using Docker Compose allows us to effortlessly scale our testing infrastructure by distributing our workload across multiple containers So it is possible to define several containers for different browsers and run them simultaneously using one command or rather one configuration file Parallel execution of tests in different browsers obviously significantly speeds up the overall testing process Using the official Cypress Docker images with pre installed browsers as a base layer eliminates the need to install browsers on servers running Docker containers You can read more about the benefits of using Docker in testing in my previous article about running Cypress tests in Docker containers Moving from theory to practice…In this article I use GitHub Actions as my continuous integration platform It should be noted that Cypress provides many useful examples of configuration files for setting up GitHub Actions workflows based on which it is quite simple to organize various options for running tests in several browsers For example you can create a workflow for each browser separately and activate the created workflows depending on the specified trigger events in the repository Obviously this is very convenient This article provides a simplified example of creating multiple containers to run tests within different browsers simultaneously using Docker Compose The idea is pretty simple ーlet s say we need to run a specific Cypress test suite within four browsers ーGoogle Chrome Firefox Microsoft Edge and Electron Trigger events for automaticall ystarting a workflow in the repository should be a push event to the main branch an open or reopened pull request and a scheduled start for example every Friday at am Also during the execution of the workflow it is necessary to obtain artifacts with the results of running tests in each of the browsers ーvideos and screenshots in case any tests fail One possible solution to this task is to create a custom Docker image based on one of the official Cypress Docker images build and simultaneously run four containers from the created image in each of which our Cypress tests will be executed in a specific browser Briefly about the test projectTo demonstrate how to run Cypress tests across multiple browsers I use the very simple Cypress Docker project to test my blog “Testing with Cypress on Medium The project already has some dependencies installed ーCypress and Typescript and also has spec cy t s file with a set of three trivial tests for the blog s homepage By running it locally within Chrome browser we make sure that all tests pass successfully Obviously these tests are only demonstration examples and do not indicate the correct display and functionality of the website in different browsers To run tests on the GitHub Actions platform this project is hosted on GitHub Building a Docker imageAs a base layer for building the image the official Docker image Cypress Browsers was taken which includes all operating system dependencies and some browsers The most current version of the image at the moment ーnode chrome ff edge includes pre installed Node js as well as three browsers ーGoogle Chrome Firefox and Microsoft Edge Given that the Electron browser is pre installed in Cypress we will have all the necessary browsers at our disposal to carry out cross browser test execution in accordance with the initial task The final Dockerfile for building the required image will look like this Firstly FROM instruction defines a base image all of whose dependencies and configurations will be included in the generated image The next WORKDIR step creates the ee working directory in which all subsequent commands will be executed Next in COPYinstruction the package json and cypress config ts files as well as the cypress folder including the spec file will be copied from the repository to the working directory inside the image Then RUN instruction specifies two commands to run in particular npm i ーto install the necessary dependencies in the working directory of the image and npx cypress info ーto display information about Cypress current browsers detected by Cypress and so on The last step in ENTRYPOINT instruction the command in exec form is defined to run Cypress in headless mode in containers generated from this image Setting up running containers with Docker ComposeAs mentioned earlier after building the Docker image four containers will be created based on it In each container Cypress tests will be run in a specific browser To simultaneously run containers with a single command it is advisable to use a tool such as Docker Compose To describe the process of loading and configuring containers the YAML configuration file should include the following As we can see in the configuration file we define four services containers ーee chrome ee firefox ee edge and ee electron each of which uses the Docker image created based on the Dockerfile located in the same directory build keys Next the values ​​of the command keys set the commands to launch Cypress in browsers with the given names It is worth noting here that in the ee firefox service the command was supplemented by a configuration change due to an open issue with recording video when using the Firefox browser in Cypress The next step is to mount volumes volumes keys for each service and set the appropriate mappings to gain access to artifacts outside of containers In essence this means that the videos and screenshots generated during the launch of Cypress and written into containers will actually be stored in the GitHub Actions virtual environment at the specified paths relative to the workspace of the launched workflow This will allow in case any tests fail to extract artifacts from the artifacts directory during the execution of the GitHub Actions workflow which is required according to the initial task Setting up the Workflow in GitHub ActionsTo run the workflow we re going to use following workflow ee yml file which is located in github workflows directory of the project Let s analyze it in more detail By using on key we define trigger events that automatically activate the workflow according to the initial task conditions push ーwhen pushing changes to the main branchpull request ーwhen opening or reopening a pull requestschedule ーrun a scheduled workflow every Friday at amNext we define one job in the workflow cypress run The job will run in a virtual machine with the latest version of the Ubuntu Linux operating system within the configured timeout of minutes to ensure that an accidental hang does not use up extra CI minutes The steps key combines all the necessary steps to complete the task First custom application actions checkout v is launched which extracts the repository into the virtual machine sequentially performing the necessary actions including checking the git version creating the necessary folders authorizing etc Next we see the main step of the job ーRun docker compose which executes docker compose up command to build and run four Docker containers with the specified names ee chrome ee firefox ee edge and ee electron defined in Docker Compose configurations In this case d flag means running containers in the background to allow the workflow to continue executing subsequent steps The purpose of the next step is to provide visibility into the logs of running Docker containers in order to monitor them and control the process of starting services before moving on to subsequent workflow steps The docker compose logs f command displays logs of all running containers in real time At this step it is possible to track the execution of Cypress tests step by step in each of the four browsers The next four steps are identical in nature and ensure that the workflow artifacts from each container are downloaded for access after the workflow completes The custom application actions upload artifact v takes the paths provided as input and uploads folders with generated by Cypress videos and screenshots if the test fails This will make the artifacts from each container available in the workflow summary In addition the behavior of the action in case no artifact files are found is also configured here as well as the storage period for artifacts days Starting the WorkflowTo activate the workflow let s create a trigger event For this let s make a small change to one of the existing tests for example add “ at the end of the expected header text highlighted for the test to fail Next let s commit and push the change to the main branch Voila the workflow is started Let s go to the project repository on GitHub and open the summary of the last workflow in the Actions tab In the log of the completed cypress run job we make sure that all steps were completed successfully In particular at the Run docker compose step a Docker image was built based on the previously described Dockerfile from which four containers were generated During the build of the image npx cypress info command was executed and information about detected browsers was displayed in the log as well as other characteristics of the test environment ーthe operating system versions of Node js Cypress etc At the next step processes were simultaneously launched in the created containers to be more precise parallel execution of Cypress tests was launched in four browsers We can see logs from each container about the progress of the test execution As a result the first test failed as expected while the next two passed successfully in each of the four browsers Validate Workflow ArtifactsAs you may have noticed earlier the workflow summary contains information about the downloaded artifacts After downloading the artifacts from the workflow summary in ZIP format we verify that we have videos and screenshots of the failing test in each browser except the video in Firefox Let s check that in case of successful completion of all tests the workflow artifacts will not be loaded To do this let s fix the first test make a commit and push the change to the main branch again After the workflow is completed we make sure that artifacts were not loaded from any container due to their absence Final thoughtsIn conclusion it should be noted that the optimization of cross browser testing with Cypress based on the approach described in this article has a bunch of obvious advantages In particular the simultaneous launch and parallel execution of tests in several browsers are guaranteed Containerization ensures that the test environment is consistent and reproducible when running Cypress tests on different browsers Moreover it is easier to set up and maintain a test environment based on a single configuration file The test infrastructure scales easily depending on the desired level of parallelism for each run or the number of browsers being tested etc In general all this allows you to increase the efficiency of using available CI resources reduce the total time for executing tests expand test coverage in several browsers providing the optimal level of reliability taking into account the specifics of a particular project That s about it If you found this useful share it with a friend or community Maybe there s someone who will benefit from it as well To continue your journey with me and get more information about testing with the awesome Cypress tool you might be interested in subscribing to my blog “Testing with Cypress and get notified when there s a new useful article The source code of all examples presented in this article can be found in the repository of the blog on GitHub Thank you for your attention Happy testing	2023-06-08 14:18:10
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	New Geekbench 6.1 results aren't fully compatible with older versions	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/08/new-geekbench-61-results-arent-fully-compatible-with-older-versions?utm_medium=rss	New Geekbench results aren x t fully compatible with older versionsFeatures in the new Geekbench update lead to higher scores for core performance so users shouldn t compare results to older versions of the app Geekbench a well known benchmarking platform has recently launched version which brings enhancements to multi core performance an upgrade to Clang and introduces various additional features Geekbench updates its software Read more	2023-06-08 14:59:36
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Deals: $50 off new MacBook Air 15-inch, $1,400 off M1 Max MacBook Pro, $70 off Apple Watch Series 8, more	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/08/deals-50-off-new-macbook-air-15-inch-1400-off-m1-max-macbook-pro-70-off-apple-watch-series-8-more?utm_medium=rss	Deals off new MacBook Air inch off M Max MacBook Pro off Apple Watch Series moreToday s top deals include off the M MacBook Air inch Vizio Class V Series K LED Smart TV for off a Vizio D Series HD Smart TV a wireless Apple CarPlay adapter for and off a mophie dual wireless charging pad Save on a M Max MacBook ProThe AppleInsider crew searches the internet for top notch bargains at online stores to curate a list of amazing deals of trending tech gadgets including discounts on Apple products TVs accessories and other products We post our most valuable finds each day to help you save money Read more	2023-06-08 14:51:32
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	How to make AppleInsider into a macOS Sonoma webapp	https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos/tips/how-to-make-appleinsider-into-a-macos-sonoma-webapp?utm_medium=rss	How to make AppleInsider into a macOS Sonoma webappYou ve long been able to turn any website into an app on your Mac but with macOS Sonoma Apple has made it so easy that you re going to do it Here s how Now you can forget hunting through bookmarks and favorites for that site you need every day And what s more you can also forget having to dig for it through all the tabs tab groups and windows you have open in Safari Tab groups are excellent for organizing sites but when you need one you know you ve opened somewhere they are still a chore to search through Read more	2023-06-08 14:39:47
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	'Diablo IV' skips Mac gamers, and Whoopi Goldberg is mad about it	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/08/diablo-iv-skips-mac-gamers-and-whoopi-goldberg-is-mad-about-it?utm_medium=rss	x Diablo IV x skips Mac gamers and Whoopi Goldberg is mad about itBlizzard Entertainment s latest game in the series Diablo IV is not available for Mac users and Whoopi Goldberg has turned to social media to vent her dismay about it Diablo IV isn t on the Mac Released on Monday Diablo IV is the newest title in the Diabloseries in which players guide a character through the world of Sanctuary and battle demons complete quests and collect treasure Currently the game is available for PlayStation Windows Xbox One and Xbox Series X S Read more	2023-06-08 14:07:39
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Mira made AR headsets for the US Military -- and Apple owns the company now	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/06/06/mira-made-ar-headsets-for-the-us-military----and-apple-owns-the-company-now?utm_medium=rss	Mira made AR headsets for the US Military and Apple owns the company nowApple has acquired Mira a company that creates augmented reality headsets for other companies ーincluding the US military Apple Vision ProA day after it announced Apple Vision Pro the Cupertino based tech giant has confirmed its purchase of Mira a Los Angeles based AR startup Read more	2023-06-08 14:24:51
海外TECH	Engadget	Fitbit's Inspire 3 fitness tracker is 20 percent off right now	https://www.engadget.com/fitbits-inspire-3-fitness-tracker-is-20-percent-off-right-now-144652301.html?src=rss	Fitbit x s Inspire fitness tracker is percent off right nowFitbit makes some of the best fitness trackers around and a couple of our favorite models are currently on sale The Inspire has dropped to which is off the usual price It s only more than the record low price of which we saw the fitness tracker fall to during last year s holiday season This sale also marks the Inspire s best price of thus far The Fitbit Inspire is our pick for the best budget fitness tracker Along with a color touchscreen it has connected GPS functionality which means it can track the pace and distance of your running and cycling sessions even if you leave your phone behind Other features include automatic workout detection while Fitbit says you ll get up to days of use out of a single charge Those looking for a tracker with more bells and whistles may want to opt for the Fitbit Charge instead It s our overall favorite fitness tracker It has built in GPS tracking so it can map your runs and other activities We found that this feature was fast and accurate In addition the Charge supports Fitbit Pay giving you another excuse to keep your phone at home when you re out jogging You can also take an electrocardiogram reading with this tracker Moreover the Charge can track your sleep and it has a full color AMOLED display The Charge had a smaller grayscale screen and it a thicker profile so the more recent model is more refined Best of all the Fitbit Charge is on sale too It has dropped from to 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	2023-06-08 14:46:52
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	AjaxControlToolkit Accordeon has Bad Influence on PagerTemplate of Gridview	https://www.codeproject.com/Tips/5362345/AjaxControlToolkit-Accordeon-has-Bad-Influence-on	gridview	2023-06-08 14:39:00
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	An End-to-End Guide to Vue.js Testing	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5362291/An-End-to-End-Guide-to-Vue-js-Testing	applications	2023-06-08 14:32:00
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	French Open 2023 results: Miyu Kato wins mixed doubles title after disqualification from women's event	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/65846714?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	French Open results Miyu Kato wins mixed doubles title after disqualification from women x s eventJapan s Miyu Kato wins the French Open mixed doubles title four days after what she calls an unjust disqualification from the women s event	2023-06-08 14:26:48