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I try to save the tasks in my ToDo app with AsyncStorage so that they can be retrieved after an app restart.

So far I have managed to save the tasks. However, an empty array is always saved in the first run. If I want to create a new task, it only saves it the second time I click the button. Logical if the whole thing runs asynchronously. I just can't figure out where my fault is. I would be very happy to receive help and tips.

Here you can see the empty array when creating the first task: Reactotron Empty Array

And here you can see the first value get's saved after i created the second task: Reactotron AsyncStorage after second click

First Part:

I have a seed file in my project where I store dummy data to use in a mock mongoDB database. I have a "comedians" array full of comedian information and a "users" array full of user information. My relevant code looks like this:

I tried to set up a Firebase app in Android in kotlin , I have done this before and everything worked correctly before. This time though the problem was that i downloaded the google_services.json before creating a database.

After downloading the services.json file i created a realtime database and re downloaded the google_services.json file. But i cannot write to the database now

i tried to write this code

I recently started a new project, based from the scala-play-react-seed.

I have a little experience with Play and have other projects that use play-slick and slick-evolutions - everything works fine and the evolutions are recognised and applied at startup.

In the new project, this isn't happening. My connection to the database is all OK so that's not the issue.

I don't get any errors or warnings about the evolutions, as far as I can see.

I have tried explicitly turning them on in application.conf.

This is my build.sbt:

I have a project and for testing purposes only I want to standup a quick websocket server. Spring Boot seems like the simplest way to do that, but I don't want to include the plugin in my implementation, only for tests. I can't seem to find documentation on something like this, but in general I've found the answer to the question "can gradle do this" is usually yes.

So how would I go about specifying to only use the 'org.springframework.boot' plugin for test builds?

I've tried placing the plugins {} block inside a test {} block but that doesn't work.

I am working on simple project with mysql + springboot using docker container and i am able to run in my local without any issue. I tried to bring the same containers to AWS ECS to standup but i am facing multiple problems. I did research multiple documents and blogs but could not get the correct content to make this works.

I used the below to stand up the mysql in my local with the container name of "mysqlcontainer"

I'm using MonoGame in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac. I was following this Microsoft tutorial to make a little iOS program where a character walks toward wherever you touch.

I completed the tutorial and everything worked perfectly, however the character from the spritesheet they provided was tiny on the high-res display of the iPhone 11 simulator, so I wanted to make it bigger. I opened VSCode and used the "Image Resizer" extension to double the width and height. Here are the two spritesheets for comparison—I'm only using the top row of each.

I then went back to full Visual Studio and added it to the project, so both versions of the image are in the "Content" folder.

The only adjustments I made to the actual code were to: 1) change the filename from charactersheet.png to charactersheetbigger.png; 2) adjust the coordinates of the Rectangle being used for each frame of animation, either doubling them or leaving them as-is.

When I ran the updated program, the shape and animation of the sprite displayed correctly, but to my surprise, everything had a blue tint. When I revert to using the original file and original coordinates, everything works fine. When I use the doubled coordinates but with the smaller spritesheet, the color is correct. Here are screenshots of all three variations.

In light of this, it seems like the issue must be with how it's loading the larger spritesheet, but all I did was resize it, so I don't understand why that would be.

Here are images of the placement of the files in the solution explorer as well as a side-by-side comparison of the "Get info" pages for both images in Finder.

Below is the code from the CharacterEntity constructor with the altered code plus the method that actually draws it. I know it's inelegant to sequence the animation in the character constructor but that's how the tutorial did it.

There are two parts to this.

1. I am using kops v1.17.0 to standup kubernetes cluster on ec2 instances. I am followinf these docs for doing so. https://kubernetes.io/docs/setup/production-environment/tools/kops/

on of the points go as follows.

kops has a strong opinion on the cluster name: it should be a valid DNS name.

this got me confused. Can my cluster serve requests to only one DNS and its subdomains?

1. I tried this on a domain example.com I created a hosted zone for it. created a cluster named example.com.k8s.local.

I pointed this domain to my clusters load balancer. and I can access example.com. All good till now.

now, I want one of the services in my cluster to be served on abc.com. I created another hosted zone, and a new record set within it which points to this load balancer. I am expecting to visit abc.com and see this service but all I see is nginx 404 not found

Is this happening because of the first point I mentioned or totally separate issue? If it is because of 1st point is there aa way around or one cluster is always tied to one domain in the kops world?

Details about the goal

I am trying to use pd.get_dummies in pandas to convert the categorical features to data frames with dummy/indicator variables for each of three different genres, demographics, and prices separately.

Additional details

Two have a separator one a "," and another a "| " and the third there is only one choice it has a comma but that is part of the price not a separator.

Overall goal - beyond this fix

After I am done I would like to run a scaling function returns a numpy array containing the features KNN model from scikit-learn to the data and calculate the nearest neighbors for each distances.

import and load dataset