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I'm preparing a code review checklist for my team (fullstack JS & Node) and I don't know if there are any popular lists in the community & what tools you're using to automate some of the work

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I have curated a list of no-code tools. It’s a growing list which I intend to keep updated. If you would like any no code tool to be added to this list please let me know.

https://www.nocodeportal.com/lists/all-tools/

Click here to see the offers and use the multiple filters to refine your results

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reviewdog version 0.9.10 now added support GitLab integration. https://github.com/haya14busa/reviewdog/releases/tag/0.9.10

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Hey y'all. This is a bit of a niche question, but I was wondering if there was a group of hand tools, nothing powered that allowed people to farm really efficiently. I'm thinking of stuff like the guguluza berry picker, or that hand cart with brushes on it that was used to quickly knock bugs off of crops.

I've been working on a radar website off and on for a bit. Well, http://radar.us.com/loc/va-hr/ to be specific. (Although the other locations need fixing, I've been lazy. Gonna get to them soon).

The hardest part about building this site is figuring out what counties/zones to include for a specific location. So far, I've had to hunt down the lists, then match them up on a map, and manually decide which zones and counties to include.

Is there someplace that has a list of the zones/county codes for various metro areas? Or is there some place where I can visually click counties and get the zones/county codes?

Many thanks for any pointers.

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This is not a perfect list, but it has a variety of price level options. Feel free to reply if you have any questions, and I will do what I can to answer them.

Up to $25

• Starret Adhesive Tape Measure (6ft) - $8

• WEN 1-2-3 Setup Blocks (2-pack) - $17

• Bessy F-Clamp (6in and 12in) 4-Pack - $25

• Rockler 4ft T-Track - $25

• Zebra .5mm Mechanical Pencil (2 Pack) - $4

• Blue Painters Tape (1 roll) - $4

• Rockler Silicone Glue Brush - $4

• PEC Tools Feeler Gauges - $22

• Titebond III 16oz Wood Glue - $10

• TransTint Dye (colors vary) - $25

• The Complete Manual of Woodworking (Paperback) - $20

• Rockler Offset Collet Wrenches (Router Table, Bosch/PC/DeWalt options) - $20

• Kreg Featherboard - $22

$25-$50

• iGaging Magnetic Angle Meter - $40

• Zero Clearance Table Saw Insert (check for make/model fit) – Roughly $20-$30

• Incra Precision T-Rule and Marking (6in… other sizes available for more/less) - $28

• Rockler Flexible Table-Shop Light (Magnetic and Clamp)

• Whiteside Spiral Router Bits (sizes vary) - $25-$50

• Kreg 30in Adjustable Miter Bar - $30

• Suizan 9in Japanese Pull Saw (Double Sided) - $39

• GVS Half-Mask Respirator + Extra Filters (sizes vary) - $37

• 3M Cubitron II 5in Sanding discs (grits vary) - $26

• Carhartt Firm Duck Shop Apron - $40

• Understanding Wood (Book) - $31

• Woodriver/Vintage Stanley/Record Plane “AdjuSTAR” (Lie Nielsen out of stock) - $40

• Pfeil Marking Knife (Left and Right hand versions available) - $40

• Mag Switch Universal Magnetic Featherboard - $50

• Rockler Jig/Fixture Accessories Kit (Knobs/Bolts/etc) - $32

$50-100

• Carter Bandsaw Stabilizer (Check website for applicable bandsaws) - $83

• Stanley Sweetheart 4-Piece Chisel set – $90

• Rockler Flip-Up Castor Set - $66

• Kreg Setup Bar Set - $75

• Freud Thin Kerf Glue Line Rip Blade (10in) - $57

• Rob Cosman Woodriver Marking Wheel Gauge - $80

• Guide Pro Resaw Featherboard (Bandsaw) - $80

When migration services to K8s, many things have to be kept in mind like:

• Ingress should be used rather than LB in services
• Pod Security Policies
• Network Policy to control traffic access to pods
• Resource Limits are specified
• ClusterAutoscaler is properly configured
• Proper RBAC configuration
• Pod Disruption Budgets
• Namespace Isolation
• Readiness and Liveliness probes
• Node/Pod affinity and anti-affinity + taints and tolerations
• and many more

I was wondering whether there is a tool that can review my helm chart and can give me suggestions for misconfigurations and bad architecture of components interacting with each other.In short, K8s best practices checker via helm chart. For newbies, this could be helpful.

I know there are many tools around container vulnerability detection and security. I wanted something that works on K8s manifests, like given a helm chart the tool simulates the architecture and points the bad practices or improvements.

Did any of you feel the need of same, coz after reading many tutorials on K8s I am still not sure whether the K8s yamls are production-ready?

Which tools do you use for this or do you consult someone about it? I made a draft ppt outlining some things to keep in mind with some links to blogs. Can be very much detailed, just in case if anyone needs.

Hello ,

I am searching for an Open source security code review tool for java , which one you recommend ?

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For the past several months I have been running adventure brainstorming sessions - a group of GMs meet in the discord voice chat, and we challenge ourselves to improvise a one-shot adventure in 2 hours. We have brainstormed dozens of stories, and published a few. We have established a process that works very well, makes the adventure writing easy and fun - usually, by the end of a 2-3 hour brainstorming session we have a draft of an adventure that we can run for our players. In this post I want to share with you our process. It works best when you're doing it together with other people (with a friend or an online group), but you can definitely use it to create adventures on your own.

Collaborative Adventure Writing Process

• We create adventures by filling in the brainstorming template together. This template contains a list of questions that will guide us through the brainstorming process. We copy the template into a new google doc editable by everyone in the group, and fill it with our ideas.
• We go through the process of creating an adventure step by step, one part of adventure at a time - idea, antagonist, setting, challenges, etc. For every step, we make a list of ideas. We briefly discuss them, and pick our favorite ones.
• Then we try to combine these ideas together into a story that makes sense. After a while the process becomes less structured and more freeform - we’re trying to fill in the gaps, enhance the ideas we have, find answers to the remaining questions, and turn it all into a complete outline of an adventure. To get a better sense of how this works, watch Brandon Sanderson doing something similar in his fantasy writing class.
• At the end of the session we have a draft/outline of an adventure that gives us all the information we need to run it for our players, or playtest it between ourselves.
• If we really like the adventure we brainstormed, we summarize our ideas and clean up our draft using the One-Page Adventure Template. We start with a one-page adventure because the small scope makes it much easier to actually complete the adventure, and it's usually enough to express all the important story-related information necessary to run an adventure. It requires less writing work, and it's eas

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2012 & Godzilla [1998] double feature HD $6 (MA)

Bad Boys 1 & 2 HD $8 (MA)

Bad Boys Trilogy HD $10 (MA)

Batwoman Season 2 HD $7 (Vudu)

Blade Runner 2049 4K $6 (MA)

Bohemian Rhapsody 4K $6 (MA)

Doom Patrol Season 1 HD $7 (Vudu)

Falling Skies Season 2 HD $6 (Vudu)

Grace & Frankie Season 1 SD $3 (Vudu)

Halloween 4K [2018] $6 (MA)

Harry Potter 4 Film Favorites Years 5-7 HD [Order of the Phoenix, Half Blood Prince, Deathly Hallows 1 & 2] $7 (MA)

How To Train Your Dragon 2 4K $6 (MA)

How To Train Your Dragon 3 Film Collection HD $10 (MA)

Jumanji Welcome To The Jungle & The Next Level double feature $6 (MA)

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Justified The Final Season HD $6 (Vudu)

Leprechaun 7 Film Collection HD $8 (Vudu)

Lincoln SD $4 (iTunes/ports)

Little House On The Prairie Season 1 HD $6 (Vudu)

Mission Impossible 6 Film Collection HD $10 (Vudu)

Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle Of The Realms 4K $6 (MA)

My Girl 1 & 2 SD $5 (MA)

Narcos Season 1 SD $3 (Vudu)

Night At The Museum 3 Film Collection HD $10 (MA) [Part 3 will redeem 4K iTunes & port or will be HD MA]

Passengers 4K $6 (MA)

Predator 4 Film Collection HD $10 (MA)

Ready Player One 4K $6 (MA)

Rick & Morty Season 1 HD $7 (Vudu)

Saw 7 Film Collection HD [Unrated] $7 (Vudu)

Supernatural Season 15 HD $8 (Vudu)

The 100 Season 1 HD $6 (Vudu)

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The House With A Clock In It's Walls 4K $6 (MA)

The Leftovers Season 1 HD $6 (Vudu)

The Lego Movie: The Second Part 4K $6 (MA)

The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy HD [Theatrical] $8 (MA)

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Hello friends :)

I am looking for an issue tracker with agile / scrum modes (user stories, kanboard) and which have a mode for code reviewing too. I want a FOSS tool that can be self-hosted. I tried taiga, redmine, open-project, phabricator and no one is satisfying me :/ I have my own gitlab instance but I prefer an independent tool :)

What are you using / what tool do you know ?

Thanks :)

Dear all,

we are Nik Zaugg, Bachelor Student at the University of Zurich (UZH) currently working on his bachelor thesis and Dr. Sebastiano Panichella, Senior Research Associate at the S.E.A.L. group at UZH.

For a research project at the University of Zurich we are investigating ways to automate parts of the code review process to support developers in their reviewing activities.

Our Research:

Our research group at University of Zurich is conducting a research project aimed at understanding code changes inside code review and possible ways to automate the code review process/activities. To this extend, we have analyzed over 500 code review changes of eight open source projects (available on Gerrit) and categorized them accordingly into a fine-grained taxonomy of code review changes. As results of this analysis, we observed that there exist many recurring issues which could potentially be fixed automatically by research tools and prototypes.

Timeline:

Please fill in the survey until 3 of August 2018. We greatly appreciate early submissions.

Survey:

To perform more steps toward our research direction we are interested to investigate how code review is performed by industrial and open source developers as well as by research organizations. For this, we constructed a brief survey consisting of 18 questions related to code review and should not take you longer than 10 to 20 minutes.

The survey can be accessed via this link: https://goo.gl/forms/bpXcZV2jIwfVyAYG2

If you have any questions related to the survey or our research, please don’t hesitate to contact us under the following email addresses.

· nik.zaugg@uzh.ch

· panichella@ifi.uzh.ch / spanichella@gmail.com

Thank you for participating and by aiding us in our research!

Best Regards,

Nik Zaugg

Sebastiano Panichella

Unless you know of a tool that already exists then a link would be excellent

Hot off the Press! Here are the links to the February 2019 issue of Computer Vision News, the magazine of the algorithm community published by RSIP Vision: many articles about Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Driving. Free subscription on page 40.

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I forgot to add the link to the last one, so before I forget again: https://github.com/FLWFTW/snippets

So I'm looking for comments/criticisms/thoughts/opinions on coding style, formatting, organization, implementation, etc. I know these aren't the most robust or efficient ways of implementing these basic data structures, but they are simple and they work.

List: A generic doubly-linked list.

Hash: A generic hash table

Dictionary: A combination hash table/list.

Thanks!

I'm looking for any recommendations for online tools that may fit our needs.

Our situation: We use an external tool in our company called Dynamic Yield, basically an A/B testing tool on steroids. This tool is used frequently by our Product team and a few other people from various departments when they want to publish content without bothering the tech team. The problem is that they are very inexperienced coders and frequently inject bad code into the site without any kind of review process. We want to start forcing them to submit code to the development team to be approved before it goes live and I am wondering if anybody has had any experience with online services that offer this. Obviously the code never passes through git so the normal code review systems (GitHub, BitBucket, etc) aren't an option. Are there any good platforms that allows teams to upload code manually and get feedback/approval that do not require git and PRs etc?