quoter | Simple CLI tool for obtaining stock quotes | Business library

To me it looks like the URL https://gturnquist-quoters.cfapps.io/api/random is not up

Yes you are right, the URL is returning 404.

As per article's discuss comment section it's confirmed that there are some issues with this website.

I believe it's the QUERY-OPEN() that takes time. Not QUERY-PREPARE().

Your query is only performing selection (WHERE) and sort (BY) on the second table. That makes is difficult to utilize indizes. The OpenEdge ABL query engine does not support flipping the buffer-sequence. Try turning the query around:

FOR EACH estrutura WHERE ......, FIRST item-cli.

The sorting (BY) should be after all joins. Then it will work:

(Linebreaks only for readability"

I believe you are missing Value object or must be a wrong import. Along with that you need to add getter methods for the field if they are private, when you are returning that object directly in the response, here is how i have done it:

The only problem with your code is a minor error in the view_pass() method. In your code, self.ids.password is a reference to the TextInput. But you actually want to change the password property of that TextInput. Here is a corrected version of that method:

It would be much easier to simply make a list of quotes and when the button is pressed it will get a random value from the list. as for your code, it looks fine tbh.

I often don't find sufficient examples to get easily started with new Haskell libraries.

So while the Q&A Which Haskell XML library to use? is from 2009 and the ecosystem has moved, and the answer might not be the same upon first inspection, this Q&A was the first hit for me when googling "Haskell XML site:stackoverflow.com", so it may be worthwhile to revise the answer. (Alternatively there's an option to close questions that ask for software recommendations, and presumably this is because the answer is both subjective and varies over time.)

If I search Hackage for "xml" and cross-reference the two lists, it seems that the candidates are mostly the same and that only one big contender seems to have entered, being xml-conduit. But rather than evaluate packages based on their "DLs" and how recent they were updated and so on (they seem somewhat equal), you could rely on the answer given:

1. xml if your task is simple

There is only one example in the GitHub README.

I went and looked for a library that uses the xml library for a better example. Doing a reverse dependency search for "xml", you get something like David Himmelstrup's reanimate-svg, which was just something that struck me as probably recent and probably a good, simple use. Here, Graphics.SvgTree covers parsing XML from a string and saving XML to a file, and Graphics.SvgTree.XmlParser covers converting to and from XML and some data type (in this case Document being an SVG).

Try using a unicode string: