Are there any existing complex use case examples leveraging GraQL and Grakn beyond the example on github?
https://github.com/graknlabs/examples/tree/master/python/queries
There are three main places to look for examples on Grakn:
The docs at dev.grakn.ai
Grakn's blog
The examples repo
You might also want to check out the BioGrakn project, which augments multiple biomedical datasources and looks for insights across the knowledge graph created. There are blog posts on that too.
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Where can I find existing or on going developed usecase/smart contracts on Corda?
I know about their website: https://explore.corda.zone/
But this link have very few usecases and those also with no documentation and some with no code/git links.
Is there any other repo/website where I can find the solutions developed on corda?
Thanks
https://explore.corda.zone is still very much a work in progress and new projects (with code) will be added to the library over the coming months.
In the meantime, you can check out https://www.corda.net/samples/ for sample CorDapps. The following repos also have additional sample CorDapps
https://github.com/roger3cev
https://github.com/CaisR3
https://github.com/JoelDudleyR3
I need to draw a more elaborate Mindmap to present my test strategy to my client. I have no experience of creating mind map with any tool.
Can someone suggest any good mindmap making tool?
For "pure" mind mapping I would suggest Freeplane (free and open source). I know people using Freeplane for professional test case generation. Very helpful in this respect are
extensive scripting support that can be used to support testcase entry and for customized exports
multiple fields per node that can be used for different purposes: attributes (tabular data), notes, detail
If your primary focus is the generation of presentations then you should probably use a different tool.
For more elaborate mindmap I would suggest XMind.
With XMind you can even create testcases inside your mindmap using its matrix features. There are lots more features like:
Timeline
Gantt view
Filters
Drilldown
Try https://github.com/mindolph/Mindolph , this desktop application provides features that you can create and manage mind map easily.
You may try online service MindMup or desktop ConceptDraw MINDMAP. Though the first one is not that professional and intuitive as ConceptDraw tool, it is free. The second product has a 21-day trial period, brainstorm mode, multiple hyperlinks, export to MS PowerPoint or Web pages and so on.
We are currently working with the Gracenote Music API and are wondering if there is a full list of generes and mappings between the different hierarchies of genres. Ideally, we'd love a dump of those tables in the backend Gracenote system. If .csv's, text files, or even XML are easier to provide, we will figure out a way to import that data in our system.
If a full mapping isn't available, a list of top level genres would be very helpful.
I'm afraid there is no way to iterate the list of genres via the Web API. Most of the client SDKs have this capability.
It turns out that there are at least three sources for example code in the GNSDK:
Properly maintained samples in the "samples" directory. This will compile into full applications with minimal effort (once you've settled on a makefile solution for your platform, as a complete Automake setup is not yet part of the package).
samples/code_snippets - These are useful to look at, but do not necessarily build into full apps, and may not be completely up to date with the SDK.
Code linked from the documentation. This is a problem if you downloaded the SDK as an archive and the documentation as a PDF, as the links will resolve as relative file links, not HTTP links, and you won't have the files. You need to look at the HTML version of the documentation on the server to find these files. However, they are apparently outdated and will not build without some (relatively minor rework). This can be done using the primary samples as a guide.
So, all of that said, what you want to look at in the GNSDK Developer's Guide is "Advanced Topics : Using Lists". You will want to read that entire section, then find and work with the sample application referenced on page 93.
To get the list of genres (or moods, or eras) you need to make a call to the "fieldvalues" API, you can see how to do it here:
https://developer.gracenote.com/rhythm-api#attribute-station
This call will give you the list of supported genres:
https://cXXXXXXX.web.cddbp.net/webapi/json/1.0/radio/fieldvalues?fieldname=RADIOGENRE&client=CLIENT_ID&user=USER_ID
You can then use the returned ID's with pygn.createRadio()
i was reading about how to do memebership,roles and profiles in asp.net and they all seem to be very easy,but there is one thing, which all the tutorials and books i have seem to forget to talk about.
the data base generated by asp.net has some tables, which i have no idea what they are used for.
i was woundering if anyone could provide me with an explanation of what each table in the "aspnetdb" is used for
thanks in advance
Explaining it here would be a bit lengthy. Take a look at MSDN's documentation here.
There are 8 parts to the article in total. Each one describes what each table is used for from both a high level and a more detailed level.
It's used to house the data used by the default membership/roles/profiles provider. You could figure out the details (it's not a complicated schema) but good design principles would say you should treat it like a black box and not touch it directly - only touch it via the membership/role/profile APIs. Don't rely on Microsoft keeping their internal implementation details the same in the future.
assuming i have a contacts orchard module which manages contacts
can i have two instance like so
mysite.com/WorkContacts/...
mySite.com/HomeContacts/....
and have the data partitioned by instance/location type etc.
I assume it should be but want to be sure before i dig any deeper
It's not possible by default (although I'm not saying impossible at all).
Each module has it's unique, hardcoded Id which prevents multi-instancing of modules by design. There are also many other reasons why it wouldn't be a good idea...
Achieving such behavior is possible of course, but in slightly different way. As Orchard is mainly about content, you are free to build your own, different content types for different contact types from existing parts and fields. And then you're free to create instances of those. It's described very well here.
HTH
This would probably be better asked over on the Orchard sites.
If you look at blogs functionality you can have multiple of those, following a similar pattern of code you could have multiple of the contacts modules.
The path /HomeContacts ... etc would be set through the routing functionality of Orchard.
I think what you're looking for might the multi-tenancy module, available from the gallery. The only difference with what you describe is that the instances would need different server names rather than subfolders like you decribed.
Then again it's not quite clear whether you only want to separate just the data for that module (in which case the suggestion to model it after blog is a good one) or for the whole site (that would be multi-tenancy).