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Confluence Templates and Blueprints To Streamline Development Processes
Tags: confluenceblueprints, confluencetemplates, confluence, usecaes
Published: 2023-07-05 06:42:35

To effectively use Atlassian confluence for collaborative team projects, teams have to create or find the best confluence page templates or blueprints that match their requirements.

Here are tips you should consider when selecting a confluence template/blueprint;

**Analyze your content needs:** Know what you're trying to achieve, and have a rough idea of what the final result should look like. Understand your team's requirements and define the types of content and spaces needed to support your workflows effectively.

**Be ready to customize:** The needs of a sales team would be different from the needs of a quality & compliance team. Tailor templates and blueprints to suit your specific needs. Modify page layouts, sections, and placeholders to capture the right information efficiently.

**Encourage adoption and training:** Provide training and resources to help your team members understand how to utilize templates and blueprints effectively. Emphasize the benefits of using predefined structures to encourage widespread adoption.

**Regularly review and refine:** Continuously assess the effectiveness of your content structure. Solicit feedback from users and make adjustments as needed to improve navigation and usability.

**Extra Tip;** Ensure that every team has their own confluence space, where they can import their templates to. This would help with maintaining an organised workspace.

At Move Work Foward, we have created/ adopted quite a number of confluence blueprints for different purposes, we would like to share these two and hope they help with your processes as they have helped with ours. Find Templates [in this blog post](https://www.moveworkforward.com/blog/free-confluence-templates-and-blueprints-to-streamline-development-processes?utm_source=devcommunity&utm_medium=community_post&utm_campaign=confluence_templates).
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Published: 2023-07-05 06:34:48

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Demoscene competition in 1024 bytes of JavaScript - JS1024 started
Published: 2023-07-05 06:29:43

JS1024 is a competition where people submit short demos under 1024 bytes, made in JS, HTML or GLSL.

Some of you might be familiar with [JS1K](https://js1k.com/) or [js13kGames](https://js13kgames.com/). Both of them are code-golfing competitions. "Code golf" is a type of recreational computer programming competition in which participants strive to achieve the shortest possible source code that solves a certain problem.

### Timeline:

• 1st of July - theme is announced, competition starts, submission form is open
• 15th of July - deadline!!! submission form is closed, you can rate other projects
• 1st of August - no more ratings!
• a few days later - boom, the results are published and winners are announced

### Demo Categories

**Classic Canvas**
• a = the canvas element
• b = the body element
• c = the 2d context
• d = the document element
• M = a bool that indicates if the user is on mobile

**Shader demo**
• Write your entry like a Shadertoy demo (WebGL1 / GLSL ES 1.0 only)
• Canvas is responsive but its ratio is fixed: 16/9
• Shader inputs: iResolution (w, h), iTime (float), iTimeDelta (float), iFrame (int), iMouse (x, y, clickx, clicky), iDate: float

**No shim**
• It's an empty HTML file, lol. You start from scratch. Anything is allowed (2d canvas, 3d, etc...)

### Rules

• Your source code mustn't take up more than 1 KiB
• No malicious/harmful code allowed
• You're not allowed to extract personal data from users
• No external files allowed (external scripts and images will be automatically blocked)
• Do not share your private participant key. You will use it to rate other projects
• Upload a readable version (+ comments) of your code to help people understand it (optional)

#### [Press here for more details.](https://js1024.fun/) Check it out, the entry is free. Good luck!
TrippyBug
Published: 2023-07-05 06:19:45

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Which blockchain to choose?
Tags: blockchain, security, database
Published: 2023-07-05 05:51:20

Hello, everyone.
I am now going to develop blockchain project.
This project requires the abilities to handle data as secure as it can.

Users can add data (both on-chain, off-chain data) as both public and private.
And this project is for business use case.

Now, I am wondering on which blockchain I should develop this project.

First I think of Avalanche, since it provides the subnets and custom networks for specific use case (data management, security...).

Do you have any other ideas to help me?

Thank you.
My Journey to Open Data
Tags: opendata, devjournal
Published: 2023-07-04 21:02:28

Well, this is not exactly a technical article. This post describes the end of a quest, and the beginning of a new journey: my first step towards Open Data, a world of fairy, strange people willing to change the world.

My first contact with that world happened two years ago when I started learning Luxembourgish. Quickly, I discovered the lack of online content, community support, and learning tools. Then I decided to use my superpowers to build an application called [LOD to Anki](https://data.public.lu/fr/reuses/lod-to-anki/). This software aims to export the words from [LOD.lu](https://lod.lu/) into [Anki](https://apps.ankiweb.net/) flash cards. Please follow the links to learn more about them.

Unfortunately, scraping the LOD's content proved to be an inefficient strategy. The HTML structure of the old website was cumbersome, making web crawling complex and slow. How would I keep my dataset updated? How would I ensure the performance of my tool? There was only one answer to those questions. I decided to ask for the data directly.

To my surprise, the [Zenter fir d'Lëtzebuerger Sprooch (ZLS)](https://portal.education.lu/zls) answered back. They shared the link to [LOD's dataset](https://data.public.lu/fr/organizations/zenter-fir-dletzebuerger-sprooch/), exposed on the [Luxembourgish Open Data Platform](https://data.public.lu/), and I marveled!

With the dataset in hand, I rapidly developed my project. It was easy to integrate into the software, giving me time to focus on the Anki deck development instead. Thanks to that, all the important words listed by [Schwätzt Dir Lëtzebuergesch](https://sdl.inll.lu/) books series are now documented and shared on [GitHub](https://github.com/brunopacheco1/lod-anki/tree/main/decks/schwatzt_dir_letzebuergesh), for anyone to use and learn.

That innocent interaction with ZLS and their dataset helped me make a small but positive impact on society. A few people expressed their gratitude for the software. Moreover, the LOD.lu's audio content was size reduced, with unnoticed quality loss, because I shared [László](https://github.com/nerg4l)'s suggestion on audio compression with ZLS, potentially reducing their network traffic.

Indeed, the planet is round, rotating, and revolving. Two years later, I seized the opportunity to join the fairy people. I am now working for the [Luxembourg National Data Service (LNDS)](https://www.linkedin.com/company/luxembourg-national-data-service-lnds/). I will be one of the many human beings working behind the curtain, integrating and providing solutions to support research and innovation through data.

I would like to express my appreciation to all the people at [Pictet Technologies](https://www.linkedin.com/company/pictet-technologies-sa/). These four years of learning and growth were undoubtedly decisive in my career success.

**See you | Bis geschwënn | Até mais | À bientôt**
Optimizing AWS File Storage Services: Boost Performance, Efficiency, and Cost Savings!
Tags: aws, cloud, skill, beginners
Published: 2023-07-05 05:49:28


Are you making the most of your AWS file storage services? Efficiently managing your file storage not only enhances performance but also helps reduce costs. Here's a step-by-step guide to optimize your AWS file storage services:



1️⃣ Evaluate Storage Requirements: Understand your data size, access patterns, and performance needs to select the right storage service.



2️⃣ Right-Sizing Storage: Match your data with the appropriate storage tier, considering frequency of access and cost.



3️⃣ Data Compression and Deduplication: Reduce storage costs and optimize data transfer by compressing files and eliminating redundant data.



4️⃣ Lifecycle Management: Implement policies to automatically transition data between storage classes based on access frequency, optimizing costs.



5️⃣ Intelligent Tiering: Leverage Amazon S3 Intelligent Tiering to automatically move data between frequent and infrequent access tiers for performance and cost efficiency.



6️⃣ Data Archiving: Store rarely accessed data in Amazon S3 Glacier or Glacier Deep Archive for long-term retention at lower costs.



7️⃣ Monitoring and Performance Tuning: Monitor performance metrics and fine-tune your setup to identify and resolve any bottlenecks.



8️⃣ Security and Access Controls: Ensure data security with encryption, access controls, and proper IAM policies.



9️⃣ Cost Monitoring and Analysis: Track storage costs and identify areas for optimization, such as resizing storage or optimizing storage class choices.



🔟 Regular Review and Optimization: Continuously review and adjust your file storage setup as data and usage patterns evolve.



By following these steps, you can optimize your AWS file storage services, improve performance, and save costs. Stay proactive and adapt your storage configurations to align with your changing needs. Efficiently managing your file storage is key to unlocking the full potential of AWS! 💡💪



#AWS #FileStorage #Optimization #CloudComputing #CostEfficiency
Learning Path: MySQL - Day 0
Tags: 100daysofcode, database, career, beginners
Published: 2023-07-05 05:40:19

After 10 years of being a programmer, I decided to revisit my basics of databases and learn MySQL again to brush up on my basics.  I will post about my success and failures and all the material I have referred to as I go through them. 

## What marks success at the end of the journey?
The end goal of this journey is to take the MySQL certification and as a side goal, I want to achieve some consistency in my daily schedule. After the covid pandemic things have been going south and I get more and more demotivated to work. So, this is my way to do something to feel accomplished.  

If anyone of you is interested to tag along and do a peer learning journey, ping or comment!
AntDB Will Attend 2023 Trusted Database Development Conference With Innovative Solution
Tags: database
Published: 2023-07-05 05:40:02

The "2023 Trusted Database Development Conference" will be held on July 4-5, 2023 at Beijing International Convention Center under the guidance of China Communications Standards Association (CCSA) and organized by the Big Data Technology Standards Promotion Committee (CCSA TC601). 

As a domestic database product with 15 years of experience in the telecom industry, AntDB will be invited to participate in the conference, and Zhang Hua, a veteran of domestic database, will share how AntDB can build an all-in-one HTAP solution and realize HTAP mixed load under a unified architecture. At that time, all industry experts and colleagues will be invited to discuss the practice and innovation for telecom domain-wide system.

**Presentation and Booth**
**Topic: the practice and innovation of AntDB for telecom domain-wide system  
Booth: B09**


![Keynote speech by Zhang Hua](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/kqr8euckj0s188zjw565.png)Figure 1: Keynote speech by Zhang Hua, Vice President of AsiaInfo Anhui Technologies

**About 2023 Trusted Database Development Conference**

The 2023 Trusted Database Development Conference is a significant conference in the database field, with the theme of "Independence, Innovation and Leadership". A total of 9 forums will be set up, and in addition to the main forum, there will also be sub-forums covering 8 industries, including the finance, telecom, Internet, and auto. Nearly 100 leaders of industry associations, database scholars, managers from all aspects of the industry chain, and senior technical experts will gather at this conference, bringing a wealth of speeches, discussing the methods of self-sufficiency and self-improvement of China's database, exploring the approaches to sustainable and high-quality development of China's database industry in the new situation, sharing successful experiences and cases.1000+ developers and industry personnel who are concerned about the development of database will discuss the future of trusted database.


![Agenda of the Main Forum](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/dg83y5g9c675eal4gywt.png)Figure 2: Agenda of the Main Forum


![Agenda of the sub-forum](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/qbc0hjiu8rdk48ndx926.png)Figure 3: Agenda of the sub-forum


![Agenda of the sub-forum](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/dzihpge7mgew5rbr05b2.png)Figure 4: Agenda of the sub-forum
Never create any smart contract if you don't know this basic topics
Tags: solidity, web3, blockchain, ethereum
Published: 2023-07-05 05:06:04

Are you new to Solidity, the programming language behind Ethereum smart contracts? Don't worry, I've got you covered! Here are some essential topics you should know to get started with Solidity:

1️⃣ Solidity Introduction: Solidity is a statically-typed, contract-oriented language designed specifically for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. It is the go-to language for creating decentralized applications (dApps) and executing business logic on the Ethereum platform.

2️⃣ Contract Structure: Solidity contracts are the building blocks of smart contracts. A contract consists of variables, functions, and modifiers. Variables store data, functions define behavior, and modifiers add conditions to functions.

3️⃣ Data Types: Solidity supports various data types such as integers, booleans, strings, addresses, arrays, and more. Understanding these data types is crucial for handling and manipulating data within your smart contracts.

4️⃣ Function Visibility: Solidity functions have different visibility levels, including public, private, internal, and external. Each visibility level determines who can access the function and how it can be invoked.

5️⃣ Event Logging: Events in Solidity are used for emitting notifications and logging data on the blockchain. They allow smart contracts to communicate with the outside world and enable efficient tracking of important contract state changes.

6️⃣ Error Handling: Solidity provides exception handling mechanisms through the require, revert, and assert statements. These statements help you handle errors gracefully and ensure the desired behavior of your smart contracts.

7️⃣ Contract Interactions: Solidity allows contracts to interact with each other through function calls and by accessing variables across contracts. Understanding how to interact with other contracts is vital for building complex dApps on Ethereum.

8️⃣ Security Considerations: Writing secure smart contracts is crucial to avoid vulnerabilities and potential hacks. Topics like input validation, reentrancy attacks, and secure coding practices should be on your radar to ensure the safety of your contracts.

9️⃣ Testing and Debugging: Solidity code should undergo rigorous testing to identify and fix any issues before deployment. Tools like Truffle, Ganache, and Remix IDE can help you write tests, debug your contracts, and ensure their proper functioning.

🔟 Solidity Community: Joining the Solidity community is an excellent way to learn and grow. Engage with developers, participate in forums, and explore open-source projects to expand your knowledge and stay up to date with the latest developments in the ecosystem.

Remember, practice makes perfect! Start by writing small, simple contracts and gradually work your way up to more complex projects. Solidity is a powerful tool that empowers developers to create decentralized applications, so embrace the learning journey and have fun building on the Ethereum platform! 🌟
Weekly web development resources #156
Tags: webdev, javascript, tooling, beginners
Published: 2023-07-05 05:28:55



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A library of over 70 custom-color SVG elements ready to paste into your project.

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How to Install and Configure OpenStack in DevStack
Tags: openstack, devstack, cloudcomputing, ubuntu
Published: 2023-07-05 04:39:17

I am completely installation and basic configuration OpenStack using packstack on a single node. When i 1st operate openstack and create network, flavor, images, key pair and instance then i want to access openstack instance from my host machine but i don't do this. 

[Video Tutorial](https://youtu.be/9dr3NmMIEH0)
How do you figure out things in your code?
Tags: github, jira, devops, bitbucket
Published: 2023-07-05 04:18:40

Hello there 👋🏼

Anyone been finding it annoying when you need to figure out where a feature is exactly implemented in your codebase? Or like you're coding... and just want to quickly check what a method in front of you is related to (e.g., issues or tickets)? 

I am aware developers have been adapting and each team has like their own practice to make things a bit easier (and lately Jira having a nice workaround with Bitbucket/Github). But I guess what I'm wondering is, does anyone know of a most efficient way to do it? Or any tool out there that can do it so nicely?

Thank you!

Mujtaba
Crear repositorio local
Tags: spanish, git, html, css
Published: 2023-07-05 03:56:25

> **Git es un sistema de control de versiones distribuido** que te permite registrar los cambios que haces en tus archivos y volver a versiones anteriores si algo sale mal. Fue diseñado por Linus Torvalds para garantizar la eficiencia y confiabilidad del mantenimiento de versiones de aplicaciones que tienen un gran número de archivos de código fuente — _Platzi_.

##Proyecto web


##Estructura del proyecto
![Tarjeta de perfil profesional](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/b4r1x2qv76i50pyxq27n.png)

En el disco c, crea la carpeta del proyecto en la siguiente ruta: `c:\workspace\profile-card-component`

##Proyecto base