kalle | js based appointment scheduling tool | Calendar library
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Kalle is an appointment scheduling tool that allows you to schedule an appointment with customers, colleagues or friends within seconds. We support self-hosted CalDav-based calendars and solutions such as authenticating your Google calendar or Outlook calendar. Kalle is a modern web app that is built with Blitz.js, a full-stack React framework, made to boost productivity. A hosted version can be found at kalle.app.
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QUESTION
I am really new in C#, please don't hate me for this.
I'm trying to print a list of sellers.
The list is based on 4 bonus tier/levels , depending on how many articles those sellers sold.
Level1: under 50 articles
Level2: 50-99 articles
Level3: 100-199 articles
Level4: for over 199 articles.
When printing, you should count which level they reached, based on how many articles they sold.
The program should also write the output to a file.
I've created below program that does the job, but i am stuck in the part where the sorting/printing happens.
The code ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 12:12QUESTION
New react developer here, here i have two API's, first one gives an object :
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 22:59you need to filter your response to extract the right objects given your condition.
QUESTION
For some reason, it keeps adding an empty ' ' in the nested list.
This is how the results are printed out:
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Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 01:28As Aplet123 said:
Your lines probably all end in
;
Try this to fix:
replace
QUESTION
I am trying to figure out a seemingly trivial SQL query. For all users in the table I want to find the time and data for the row with the highest time (latest event).
The following almost solves it
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Answered 2020-Sep-19 at 12:57You can filter with a subquery:
QUESTION
I'm using Kalles' Fraktaler on Windows 10 to render images of the Mandelbrot set. Bundled with KF is a program to take a single parameter file and beak it into multiple tiles for easier rendering.
The output for the tiling program is multiple files with the following naming scheme:
name-0000-0000.kfr, name-0000-0000.kfs
, where the name can be anything and the numbers increment as needed.- The
.kfr
files are the parameter files. - The
.kfs
files are the settings files.
- The
After I have these generated parameter and setting files, I can execute KF on the command line with the following arguments:
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Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 03:02(PowerShell is nice and flexible - but only when you use it to invoke only PowerShell commands rather than running native executables. For example, to run a program in the current directory you need to prefix the program's name with ./
- ostensibly this is done for safety and I assume for similarity to Unix shells, but it's the first in a long list of gotchas for anyone wanting to use PowerShell for tasks that would be trivial in old-school batch files)
Anyway, you need to use Invoke-Command
or Start-Process
.
I've changed your script from using a piped expression into an easier-to-digest loop (and invoking .NET's Path.ChangeExtension
directly because PowerShell's built-in string match-and-replace syntax is too arcane for me):
QUESTION
The goal is filter out a search result so that the result shows a certain value and filtering out other undesirable values. I'm thinking of a combination between IN and NOT IN? Basically, in the provided example here, the goal is to retrieve the courses that Lennart has taught but not Alan or Kjell.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-29 at 13:41You can use conditional aggregation:
QUESTION
"Select the beers that have been drank by more than one person". Basically, I'm trying to retrieve a query result that shows me the list of the beers that has been drank by more than one person and then the name of the persons who have drank that beer. I tried to do a group and having clause but realized that I cant have a group clause since I'm interested in duplicate values from both the name and beer columns. What should I do?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-28 at 17:00You need a condition in the HAVING clause:
QUESTION
The aim is to select all the names of the persons who have drank all beers from tyskland. In this case, im looking to find the name of the person that has max(count) of beers from germany. I formed smaller tables along the way to try to get the result: From the table below :
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Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 20:25You can do it with RANK()
window function:
QUESTION
How does one select a certain column whose got values of same value in another column? In this case, the aim is to select the names of the people who teach in the same class. So how does one select the names of the peple who teach in the same class?
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Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 17:32With EXISTS
:
QUESTION
Ive been looking around different sites and havent found any examples om how to join different tables when looking for a result while including a except statement in the query. To know the structure of such a query would be very helpful! Lets say I want to find the names of the people who havent drank the beer Anchor Steam Beer, how should the query operation look like?
My own attempt looked like this:
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Answered 2020-Mar-27 at 18:39You can use aggregation. Assuming that the table names are beers
and person_beers
:
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