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I have been trying to animate route transitions using framer-motion but can't wrap my head around the exit animations. Entry animations work as they should.

I want the component to slide in from the left and slide to the right when route changes.

I have

• wrapped the Switch component using AnimatedPresence from framer-motion and used a location object and taken its pathname as its key.
• Wrapped all of this using BrowserRouter
• Ensured I have used motion component from framer-motion at the root element of each of my functional components

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I have an R string column containing education information (university + degree). I would like to extract the degree and creating two categorial variables to indicate undergraduate or graduate degree (undergrad.dummy and grad.dummy).

Using the w3schools.com SQL tutorial Northwind database, I'm trying to display the category that has the most products shipped. Additionally, I want to display the net income from all sales in that category. I can't figure out how to take the category with the most products shipped, and use the amount of products shipped to calculate the net income of that category. This is because there are many different products that have the same CategoryID but different prices.

It seems to me that using getters and setters for an object inside a class has no point to it. As I understand it, get/set is useful because it prevents someone outside the class changing something that shouldn't be changed or changing it to something it shouldn't be. However it seems pointless for objects. For example, I have a person with an address, I want to prevent editing the address, you can only view it:

I have a long list of events that are in a pandas dataframe with the event start and end dates for each event. How can I find the "nearest" event in each city & venue combination using pandas.groupby()?

Nearest event could be an event in the past, if no new upcoming events. i.e latest event in the dataframe in this case, which happened to be in the past. If there are multiple upcoming events, the one closest in the future will be considered as nearest event.

I tried groupby.agg("max") as below but that will give the event that is farthest in the future always:

I was looking to include a responsive card template into my project and used one of the templates from CodePen to do this. However, when I copied the code from CodePen to my own platform, The card would not expand when I click on "click on expand" like it is unresponsive. But over here, the code runs fine, but not on the IDE I am using.

Where I got the whole code from initially: https://codepen.io/ryanparag/pen/EOBdOK

The HTML/CSS of the card:

I'm trying to run a dynamic query with a model as below:

I'm pretty newbie in kubernetes. I'm wondering what is the best production deployment scenario in kubernetes environments.

In the old school I was used to put in DMZ layer just the Web Server (e.g. Nginx or Apache) and in other layer (let's call it AS Layer). In this way just the web server are on DMZ and a malicious attack can be done just only on the Web Server VMs.

As far as I know this approach is no more needed in K8S deployments; this because K8S handles the network, pods and traffic by itself. So I was thinking about the most sure deployment scenario.

Let's suppose to have 3 worker nodes and 3 master nodes. I actually deploy my solution like in this picture:

As you can see I put in DMZ layer just the worker nodes; master nodes are in the AS layer.

What I'm wondering is: is this deployment "sure enough". What I'm worried about is that is there is a malicious attack, the hacker will access to the worker node that is much different from a Web Server (where he can find just static files)

Another scenario, in "old style school" would be the following one:

In this case in the DMZ i just put Web Server and in the AS layer I put the full K8S cluster. But I don't know if this makes sense and how much feasible it is (every time a new POD/Service is added to the cluster maybe I should configure the Web Servers in DMZ in order to route requests to this new Service)

What do you think about the two approaches? Which one is the "best"?

Thank you

Angelo

I'm currently working on a project that uses "twig" for the first time, so I apologize if this is not very clear.

I have developed a custom function that embeds SVG icons on the twig templates, but for this particular project I am graded more for coverage and unit testing than anything else. Because of this I am trying to use phpunit to test if my function works as intended.

In order to do that I believe I must render an instance of the custom function on the test file, and then compare it with the raw SVG file on my directory. But I am having trouble using the render method. I believe because I don't have a twig environment available in the test.

I have looked for something similar here and I have found this previous question: "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17026405/twig-template-unit-testing?rq=1". The answer to this question recommends using the following: