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Nonograms, Topolokus et compagnie

If you are linking your own blog or puzzle game/app, please submit this as a comment in the stickied self promotion thread. Please either post a text version of your puzzle, or rehost the image through Reddit or Imgur. Links to blogs/apps should be kept to the self promotion thread. --> Depuis le 24 mars, avec ma compagne, nous avons décidé de partager un petit puzzle logique par jour à nos amis & familles, pour les distraire un peu en cette période difficile. J'avais même bricolé un petit système de score, et j'en profite d'ailleurs pour féliciter ici les gagnants ! Comme aujourd'hui …

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GitHub project statistics and Python interactive coding

Iframes not supported. Click on the link below to access the graphs. The iframe above displays some graphs I've built last week, in order to get some insight on some GitHub projects issues & pull requests evolution. They are directly inspired by nf-core project activity statistics. Click here to open those …

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Python module imports visualization

flask httpie requests simplejson botocore scrapy docker-compose ansible What are those diagrams ? They show dependencies between the internal modules of various well-known Python libraries. They goal is to provide a global overview of a Python project architecture, as a map of modules & packages, the top-level code abstractions. Note that all …

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JSONP & exceptions with Spring web 4

Since Spring 4.1, it is really easy to enable JSONP on an API controller: @RestController @RequestMapping(value = "/") public class MyController { @ControllerAdvice static class JsonpAdvice extends AbstractJsonpResponseBodyAdvice { public JsonpAdvice() { super("callback"); // name of the query parameter to use } } @RequestMapping(value = "/", method = RequestMethod.GET) public MyAPIResult getStuff(...) { ... } } There is no RFC …

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Rendering deep text-based mindmaps with WiseMapping and Python

In this blog post, I'm going to demonstrate how to reuse WiseMapping HTML+JS rendering engine to easily visualize... text-based mindmaps like this one have many benefits they are readable as-it-is they don't require any tool to be edited [they follow the UNIX tenets](http://www.ru.j-npcs.org/usoft …

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New release for genealogic-d3

A year ago, I built a small JS lib using D3.js to visualize JSON-defined genealogy trees. At the beginning of the year, I added a new feature using flex-calendar and moment-ferie-fr : a birthday calendar using the same JSON genealogy definition and miniature images. I added this calendar to the …

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Generating SRI hashes with grunt-usemin

I'm not really crazy about Yeoman's grunt-usemin : I find painful the way it enforces a unique pipeline, with its preliminary useminPrepare task and :generated targets. But on the project I'm working on, we made the choice to use it early on, and we're sticking with it for now. And this …

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Cross-browsers testing : zuul or sauce-tap-runner to replace testling by SauceLabs ?

Since July 2014, Substack great cross-browsers testing tool testling has been unavailable. Today I was looking for an alternative to use with ecovoit, my carpooling search engine. Saucelabs is a very interesting solution, and is free for open-source projects. Now I found 2 tools to easily launch your Javascript TAP …

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Mimicking testling HTML rendering of TAP javascript tests

This post is only relevant to you if you use browserify. For a good introduction to this powerful Javascript bundling tool, check this doc. First of all, I'd like to take my hat off to James Hallyday and Peteris Krumins who have built such amazing tools as browserify, testling and …

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Genealogy tree visualization with d3.js

I'm happy to introduce you with genealogic-d3, a Javascript visualization library to nicely display genealogy trees that I've been working on during the past 3 days. I'm quite satisfied by the result. You'll find a live demo you can play with at https://chezsoi.org/lucas/genealogic-d3/skywalker.html I …

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Fun with Javascript string obfuscation

Inspired by this tweeter post by Marcus Lagergren and the JS1K competition, here is a valid Javascript code snippet for you obfuscated code lovers: ー=!+[]+!+[]+!+[]+!+[],ߺ=ー+ー,ǀ=ߺ+ߺ,ꓹ=!+[]+[],ǃ=!+[]+!+[]+!+[],ᚐ=ꓹ[+[]],ꓹ=ᚐ+ꓹ[ǃ]+(![]+[])[ǃ]+ᚐ,ᚐ=/,/[ꓹ]+[],ꓹ=ǀ+ߺ+!+[]+!+[],ꓹ=ᚐ[ǃ]+ᚐ …

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