GSoC | Google Summer of Code with Sugar Labs | Machine Learning library

Issue :

1) it won't work automatically, you need to write code for it on drag end event onDragEnd

2) There is no state management, so even if you make changes on your imported json, it wont be reflected as react have no idea to re-render the dom again.

Solution :

1) Maintain your imported data in state

2) Write some code inside the onDragEnd, check all conditions over there and apply changes on your state accordingly ( Don't mutate the state or it will not reflect the changes )

Note : Below is just code snippet of demo from egghead.io for sorting listing within same droppable area , just give overall idea how it should be

I realized my Boost libraries were not installed properly.

For some reason, Homebrew does not install Boost libraries properly and you've got to install it the way it's mentioned in their documentation.

Getting Started on Unix Variants

StackOverflow question How do you install Boost on MacOS?

Thanks to snies answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/11297605/8093027.

In your provided repo, the SASS files are here - I expect you're editing the compiled CSS files so make sure you're editing these .scss ones instead.

An optional list of strings containing domains that this spider is allowed to crawl. Requests for URLs not belonging to the domain names specified in this list (or their subdomains) won’t be followed if OffsiteMiddleware is enabled.

Let’s say your target url is https://www.example.com/1.html, then add 'example.com' to the list.

As you can see, you need to include only the domains, and this is a filtering functionality (so other domains don't get crawled). Also this is optional, so I would actually recommend to not include it.

Also your css for getting tech is incorrect, it should be:

I don’t see a reason for a loop here though — you can use the difference filter to get a list of “rogue ports” and fail when that list is not empty.

The condition is: