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I'm using react-router-dom with create-react-app.

Running scripts with yarn start, it starts with http://localhost:3000/(myprojectname), not http://localhost:3000/

When routing with react-router-dom, I have to remove myprojectname from url and then add page routes.

There seems to be a problem with the initial setting of the project,

how can I start from http://localhost:3000/ ??

Add package.json, router code.

package.json:

Because FR v3.0 is still Preview mode, so I went v2.1 Quickstarts, "Analyze using a Prebuilt model", Navigate to the Form Recognizer Sample Tool. Using Form Type = "Invoice" to test many size and text including handwriting, very happy with the results, especially returned JSON file structure:

I'm working through the O'Reilly book Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and in the end-to-end Machine Learning example, where we work with a housing data set, I came across the section where we use some statistics like toe Corelation to determine how dependent the Input features are to the output and in Python with the Pandas library, it is as simple as doing this:

My assignment for a course was to scrape data from news media and analyse it. It is my first experience of scraping with R and I got stuck for several weeks with obtaining the data, checking various guides, all of which end up with a limited output or an error.

First of all, I tried a guide from Analyticsvidhya and this is the clearest code that I have obtained. I started with scraping only one page from the newspaper's archive:

I'm currently reading Hands-On Programming With R and the author first suggests this code to deal cards from the top of a deck:

This code is what I made from looking at the book "Hands-on Rust", it's basically a copy of the code from the "Searching an Array" part. I don't know why the "if valid" statement doesn't run even though the variable should be set to true.

I am following this guide and in the first section of this step I have to do the following:

I am creating an EUC Dashboard in AWS by following this tutorial. To log in to the dashboard, you're supposed to link SSO and Cognito. Unfortunately, my environment differs from the one in the Tutorial:

My user management runs on Microsoft Azure and AWS SSO checks Azure for authentication. The users only have a username (in the form of an email), not an email. In the tutorial, (at Module 2, Step 4, §18) Attribute Mapping for the SSO Application gets done with mapping ${user.email} to this schema http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress.

I instead want to map my usernames.

I have read through the AWS documentation for attribute mappings but that isn't enough for me to work this out.

How do I make this work for my setup?

I was doing the tutorial for React Kotlin and couldnt even finish the setup step because the server does not start.

The code is unchanged : https://github.com/kotlin-hands-on/web-app-react-kotlin-js-gradle

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