Workflow Application Puns

I'm building an application that will be best served by using a web page as an UI. But I don't want to hard lock myself into having to run the blazor server.

Is it possible to build a blazor server project as a web assembly project.

https://reddit.com/link/qs9ajk/video/slkwnfkqh5z71/player

Create semantic search applications with machine-learning workflows. The demo above shows how various NLP pipelines can be connected together to build a semantic search application.

txtai executes machine-learning workflows to transform data and build AI-powered semantic search applications. txtai has support for processing both unstructured and structured data. Structured or tabular data is grouped into rows and columns. This can be a spreadsheet, an API call that returns JSON or XML or even list of key-value pairs.

Some example workflows:

• Summarize news articles
• Summarize and translate research papers
• Load and index data via a CSV
• Schedule a recurring job to query an API and index results for semantic search

References:

Live Demo
GitHub
Article
Notebook
Notebook

My career path has been going good, in that I'd say I recently made the transition from "Junior" to "Mid-level" (just as I guideline to where I think I'm at).

It was amazing to get hired in mid-sized companies, but the transition from making crappy portfolio projects to working full-time on enterprise applications was abrupt. The thing about bigger companies is that they already have the basic functionality of their applications and their workflow done already.

Because this stuff had been set up when years ago when the company I work for started, I never got hands on experience/involvement with early stage things like:

Authentication setup; github settings; CI/CD setup; kubernetes; DNS; architecture; technology choices, etc.

These are things an early stage startup might provide. However, funded startups often want a senior dev to do this stuff. I could spend 10 years at bigger companies and become a senior dev, but I would still never get the experience of starting something from the ground up.

Yet I need to maintain my income, so working for a startup unpaid is unrealistic. I'd rather work for a funded one.

Is there a step in the career path of a mid-level dev that might allow hands-on experience with creating greenfields projects, and if so, what are some ways to find it?

Hello everybody. Hopefully you can help me.

I am overwhelmed by the options. I'm looking for a free app (I know it's a lot) to organize my schedule. I work in five schools, I take a technical degree and some other courses. Plus some freelance work. I am testing some applications, maybe you can point me in the right direction.

My work setup consists of a desktop computer, a laptop, a tablet and a phone (windows and android).

I am looking for something that allows me to differentiate tasks and subtasks (recurring and not), work sections, that has integration with the Google calendar (which would allow me to have alarms and reminders, I think) and that I can access it without internet in case of needing it.

These are my first (not yet final) impressions.

Google Keep: Integration with calendar. Simple. But I can't set an alarm for every task, and it has no recurring tasks. Its interface does not work for me on the tablet.

Google Task: Similar to the previous one, but without the possibility of labeling to differentiate each task.

Asana / Trello / Taskade: I think they are too complex, they are project managers. Copy the link to sync with calendar, but the events don't appear.

Todoist / Ticktick / ClickUp One has no reminders, the other has no calendar view.

Microsoft To Do It is integrated with Outlook and not with Google.

Any help, comment or suggestion is welcome. Thanks for stopping by. (I hope it can be understood, English is not my native language)

Hey everyone,

This is going to be more of a software design post.

Before we get started, just for good measure, I'll just define these terms here.

* End-User: the actual end-user of the application (resource owner of their personal Google account).

* Client: The client-side mobile application (written in React Native) residing on the End-User's mobile phone.

* Server: A backend server (AWS EC2 instance) that exposes APIs that are hittable by the Client.

Okay, so now with the housekeeping out of the way, I had a question about an authentication workflow that I wanted to get some insight and criticism on.

I'm designing a mobile application where I want users to be able to create an account for our product using Google (similar to how you can create a StackOverflow account using Google).

(The reason for this is because I don't want to deal with password management and all the security concerns that may arise with that.)

The way I am thinking of designing this workflow is:

1. Client prompts End-User to sign in with Google
2. Client is redirected to Google's login screen and enters in their credentials
3. End-User signs in successfully; the Client receives an OAuth 2.0 response from Google containing (amongst other things) an `access_token`
4. Client sends this access_token to the Server inside the body of an HTTP request (it hits an API; for example, `/login`)
5. The Server receives this HTTP request, takes the access_token, goes to Google, and verifies that this access_token was indeed created by them
6. If true, then the Server creates a JWT which it will store unencrypted in a database
7. The Server then returns the JWT token to the Client
8. The Client can now use this JWT to hit protected APIs offered by the Server by placing the JWT inside of the Bearer Token field in the HTTP request (the Server will be running middleware scoped to protected APIs to validate the incoming Bearer Token)

So this is what I have so far for users to "create accounts" on our application and be able to login to it at a future point. The questions I have so far are:

1. Is this a safe design that ensures security? Is there anything that I'm drastically overlooking?
2. Is it safe to send Google-generated OAuth 2.0 access_tokens unencrypted inside of the body of an HTTP request?
3. Is it safe to store JWT tokens in the database unencrypted? These tokens are only being created to hit protected APIs with, and will be matched up with only 1 user (so n

Hi. It's my first time using docker and while I'm familiar with the basic commands of build, run, etc, I'm not sure how "the workflow" works. By that I mean:

Take the nodejs application I want to create. I want to follow an ethereum app tutorial from the internet. It suggested using a specific version of node so my first thought for the dockerfile was

"FROM node:desiredversion".

Then it wanted me to install an app called truffle with npm:

"RUN npm install --g truffle:version".

Now here's the part I don't understand. Normally I would have to run "npm install" for the package to work so I guess I add

"

COPY package*.json .

RUN npm install

"

and now what? "COPY . ." ?

another problem: if I need to run the docker image with "docker run -it" It will run node console and not bash console. I need to run the bash console so I can run the "truffle console" command.

What can I do?

I understand if this question is confusing so I can clarify in the comments until I know what to do.

Thank You

It is quite long.

Was an interesting journey for me.

http://retro-style.software-by-mabe.com/blog/Test-driven+Web+application+development+with+Common+Lisp

Purpose: This research involves using a collaborative Augmented Reality Application to improve workflow with robots in a shared environment.

https://tufts.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4G7K4pGVJIZnVQx

Eligible Participants:

• Age 18+
• Must not be physically in the European Economic Area (EEA)

Hi! I'm a Canadian Entreprise Ressource Planning software (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Learning Management Systems (LMS) developer.

Applications that I build are to handle back-office work such as:

• document processing to manage contracts, automatically fill, retrieve, delete any kind of document.
• logistics management for fleets, shipments, suppliers, taxi etc https://ibb.co/dGg9Pbn
• lead management for sales activities https://ibb.co/jZqp0Q4 / https://ibb.co/nCmVxBR
• Order management for local businesses
• Project management tools
• Volounteer management tools https://ibb.co/YtLpSRG
• Point of sale systems https://ibb.co/c6jDL2d

The idea is, if you happen to do any repetitive task in your day-to-day business, I can shorten it and automate it by an impressive amount. You will have much more free time to take care of other activities once the annoying tasks are out of your way.

And the list goes on!

Don't hesitate to send me questions if you're not sure an activity can be automated

Anything I make can be integrated with thousands of APIs, most commonly Stripe for payment processing, Google Maps APIs, Twilio for SMS and Calling, Panda Doc.

My prices start at $500 USD, Hourly rate is $35USD, can be negotiable.

https://youtu.be/JQN0HB8l70o

This is my workflow for any project. Any suggestions on how can I improve it would be really helpful.

Thank You

I'm justing beginning into wasm and want to build an application in server side. I have been taking look at WASI and WASBoxC for doing that. However, since my application depended on external library libevent I need to compile the library into wasm first? (or maybe llvm bitcode and link them later?) I wonder if there are some good tutorial for building application with libraries using emscripten since once have the .wasm file I can convert back to C for better security. So the key problem is how to compile all the source code to .wasm.

P.S.: Since my application need to use pthread so WASImay not work for my application.

I am new to python and developing an application. My understanding is that it is normal practice to place the application code in a package, so my project looks similar to this:

run.py
app/
  __init__.py
  main.py
  schema.py

run.py

import app

__init__.py

import app.main

main.py

from app.schema import schema
... rest of code

I run python run.py to run all the code, or to work interactively I start the python shell and individually run from app.schema import schema (which unwantedly runs the entire app) and then the other individual lines in main.py, however I would like to be able to run something like python -i app.main to automatically start a shell with all the objects from main.py declared.

Basically my workflow is a mess so my question is does anybody have any advice on setting up a development workflow which allows you to run both an entire app, but also run an individual file in the app and start an interactive shell?

https://i.redd.it/i3nfnfbsg5z71.gif

Create semantic search applications with machine-learning workflows. The demo above shows how various NLP pipelines can be connected together to build a semantic search application.

txtai executes machine-learning workflows to transform data and build AI-powered semantic search applications. txtai has support for processing both unstructured and structured data. Structured or tabular data is grouped into rows and columns. This can be a spreadsheet, an API call that returns JSON or XML or even list of key-value pairs.

Some example workflows:

• Summarize news articles
• Summarize and translate research papers
• Load and index data via a CSV
• Schedule a recurring job to query an API and index results for semantic search

References:

Live Demo
GitHub
Article
Notebook
Notebook