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Audio Engine Dev Update (#8) - Music Theory Module: Notes, Scales, Chords
Tags: music, ava, audio, daw
Published: 2021-05-26 15:58:44

Hello!

Recently I've been working on a "music theory" module. It lets you:
- Work with notes instead of frequencies
- Choose scales
- Define chords
- Define chord progression

I used the logic of a code of a project that I made in Unity (C#) and converted it into C++.

To make this work, the demo program had to be changed too. Along the way I changed the structure of the demo too and added some command classes to easily decode and extract parameters that can be used as inputs for the engine. The code is kinda dirty but it works for now.

So the demo program has a bunch of commands now: set frequency or set note, add new track, play scale notes, play a single note, activate track, deactivate track, and some more.

I was sure that the logic of the music theory module works correctly but I was 99.99% certain that converting the code from C# to C++ wouldn't be bug-free. I mean, it's __C++__ we're talking about. When I made sure the scale data structure is set correctly and the engine plays the scale notes like an arpeggiator without errors, I moved on. So I haven't test the chords yet. Logically, they must be ok but there might be some segmentation faults because of the pointers. I'll fix those until the next dev update.

The reason I didn't completely test the chords was that I had to work on my bachelor thesis project. It's the first non-demo program that uses Ava (other than the DAW). It's a digital hardware synthesizer!! I think it's too complicated to talk about in this post, but I'll write more about it in the future.

As I work more on the engine, I add more and more new features to the backlog. The current version is not close to the version 1.0.0 that I have in mind yet. I think until the end of summer, it will progress a lot more.

The reason I'm focusing on the engine a lot and not the DAW itself is that the DAW code base, at its core, will be just an interface that utilizes the engine, so it's important for the engine to be solid so that the interface gets implemented easily and smoothly.

[Here](https://github.com/funktional-stdo/ava)'s the link to repo if you want to check it out!
My Top playlist to listen to while working
Tags: music, productivity, playlist
Published: 2021-05-26 15:47:42

In this post, I have curated my top playlist to listen to no matter what I'm doing. Some project, work, etc. I have list that range from all over the place and like to share for those searching for new music. Some are instrumental and some have lyrics. Please share other resources in the comments!  

So I have discovered Code Focus playlist on Spotify. Ones I have picked that I like are below 

## spotify 

{% spotify spotify:playlist:0q2TOW21imzfgAmvXYuLwc? %}

{% spotify spotify:playlist:3vXUEGi4ip1EhI9OtdgdCy? %}

{% spotify spotify:playlist:0kZeMpCEp3Mhc0Y7SnfPRL? %}

{% spotify spotify:playlist:6adhFheL5VliYaZFp87Nke? %}

{% spotify spotify:playlist:0ugHEZezr4vZZ9yNfpIe4z? %}

## YOUTUBE (at this time you can not add youtube playlist)


https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX5issW1RvEQ7VRinbkhvkwBPSZA5BvFR

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhXK2sumhMUfqyXPPxOHLDcrb5ooeIXyF

{% youtube G4VKQE0TXQM %}

another good channel is Mind Amend and has pretty cool graphic videos 

{% youtube jgjHUUiq5EM%}

{% youtube 8nx0RGYfdFk%}

## Twitch 
I usually go with music live
Getting into rails
Published: 2021-05-26 15:05:42

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In phase 4 I will start to learn JavaScript and React in phase 5 which will really help my front end development. Try to build out my front end for this project I was just using the normal means and I can see how using those frameworks will really help strengthen by development. I did have to use a little JavaScript so a user can edit there comment on the post without being redirected to a edit page.
Static Analysis of Python Applications
Tags: sast, softwareengineering, appsec, shiftleft
Published: 2021-06-10 16:01:53

---
title: Static Analysis of Python Applications
published: true
date: 2021-05-26 15:02:01 UTC
tags: sast,softwareengineering,appsec,shiftleft
canonical_url: https://blog.shiftleft.io/static-analysis-of-python-applications-db4ff01c8065
---

![](https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/601/1*PPIp7twJJUknfohZqtL8pQ.png)

We are pleased to announce that we have updated NG SAST to use the CPG deep analyzer for the analysis of Python applications!

### Python applications and the vulnerabilities they contain

As of 2020, Python was the third most popular programming language in use. Python was originally released in 1991, and since then, Python’s been used in machine learning, business intelligence, natural language processing, web development, and more.

Python is used by companies both small and large, and while this language isn’t known for causing security issues the way C or C++ is, Python applications still come with their fair share of security vulnerabilities (just as any other programming language would!).

### Detecting vulnerabilities in Python applications with a SAST solution

SAST solutions are useful for detecting the presence of vulnerabilities in an application. They are less expensive than having a security engineer manually review your code, but they’re more comprehensive than a bug bounty program.

The downside, however, is that many tools present unacceptably high levels of false positives (findings that are presented as security vulnerabilities when they’re not) and false negatives (security vulnerabilities that aren’t identified). This is typically a result of only looking at the source code of a program at a superficial level.

### Improving SAST results

SAST programs can improve the results it presents by looking at multiple aspects of a program. By storing multiple representations of an application in a data structure, a SAST solution can gain additional information about what’s present and what’s not. Traditionally, there have been three data structures commonly used for static code analysis:

1. **Abstract syntax trees:** encodes the general structure of a program
2. **Control-flow graphs:** encodes the paths of execution in a program
3. **Data-flow graphs:** encodes the flow of data from one part of the program to another

ShiftLeft CORE leverages all three, combining them into a single data structure called the **Code Property Graph**.

The Code Property Graph (CPG) is a data structure that’s designed for vulnerability discovery. It stores multiple representations of the same program, all of which contribute to the precise detection of security flaws, minimizing false positives and false negatives.

### Getting Started

Ready to see how secure (or not) your Python application is? [Sign up for a free account](https://www.shiftleft.io/register?utm_source=medium&utm_medium=blog&utm_content=blog&utm_campaign=python) and get started with ShiftLeft CORE today!

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Curso de HTML e CSS feliz (Projeto Portfólio) #00 #01
Published: 2021-05-26 15:00:43

{% youtube CZPa3-1BKnY %}

Vem cá e bora conhecer o projeto no qual trabalharemos durante todo o Curso de **HTML** e **CSS** feliz. Estudar sem praticar é chato, né?! E é praticando que a gente fixa nosso conhecimento teórico, por isso todo curso que elaboro tem um projeto para direcionar os estudos, assim todo mundo pode "por a mão na massa".

No Curso de HTML e CSS feliz criaremos um portfólio juntos, passo a passo. Eu farei o meu durante as aulas e convido você a mudar as cores e outros elementos relacionadas ao layout (para você ter seu projeto com a sua elegância e *chavosidade*).

A parte de design e planejamento do layout não é o foco do curso, e para facilitar o desenvolvimento do projeto darei acesso ao layout que fiz com carinho, tudo *procê*! Os links para acesso estão no final do post, mas antes de ir lá correndo, CALMA! Leia todo o conteúdo, porque tenho informações importantes para passar (ou não, rs 😜).

## Sobre o layout e as aulas

O layout tem 7 seções e faremos todas elas com calma, para aprendermos juntos **HTML** e **CSS** de forma feliz. Se você quer *"aprender"* rápido e/ou acha que trabalhar com programação é algo fácil, tenho uma notícia triste: não é fácil e não existem atalhos! Minha dica de "ouro" é: vai, mas vai com calma e se dedique.

Pronto! Agora estou mais leve por mandar a real 😍

Ainda está comigo? Ótimo! Sinal de que realmente quer aprender, então vamos lá, se liga no layout que você fará no final do curso, com as seções: Cabeçalho, Banner, Skills, Projetos, Sobre, Contatos e Rodapé.

![Alt Text](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/y1alnwk7ktrbm6s9cknj.png)

Bonito, né?! 

## Acesso ao layout no Figma

A seguir você encontrará dois links: no primeiro você acessa o layout no Figma (mas sem poder alterá-lo) e no segundo você terá acesso ao arquivo `Curso_de_HTML_e_CSS_feliz.fig` para baixar, colocar no seu Figma e poder alterar tudo do seu jeito!

1. https://www.figma.com/file/GPuzBdwU29g86aSvHm3LXe/Curso-de-HTML-e-CSS-feliz-link-YouTube?node-id=0%3A1
2. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/784010824078458881/784013004869599262/Curso_de_HTML_e_CSS_feliz.fig

Se você não sabe como pegar o arquivo do `Curso_de_HTML_e_CSS_feliz.fig` e colocar no Figma, fica tranquilo(a), pois mostrarei isso no curso mais pra frente!

## Onde tirar suas dúvidas

Primeiro, boas vindas ao Curso de HTML e CSS Feliz, se você tiver qualquer dúvida, tanto sobre o projeto, quanto sobre programação, entra lá no Discord que a gente dá todo o suporte que puder dar. Nossa comunidade dev já conta mais de 8 mil pessoas felizes, se apoiando e compartilhando conhecimento: https://discord.gg/FP5UaAG
Introduction to Temporary Tables in SQL Server

Tags: sql, database, sqlserver, devops
Published: 2021-05-26 14:51:40

A temporary table in SQL Server, as the name suggests, is a database table that exists temporarily on the database server. A temporary table stores a subset of data from a normal table for a certain period of time.

Temporary tables are particularly useful when you have a large number of records in a table and you repeatedly need to interact with a small subset of those records. In such cases instead of filtering the data again and again to fetch the subset, you can filter the data once and store it in a temporary table. You can then execute your queries on that temporary table. Temporary tables are stored inside “tempdb” which is a system database. Let’s take a look at how you can use a temporary data in a simple scenario.

More at [https://codingsight.com/introduction-to-temporary-tables-in-sql-server/](https://codingsight.com/introduction-to-temporary-tables-in-sql-server/)
Using Notion's new beta API
Tags: productivity, tutorial, api
Published: 2021-05-26 14:50:11

Recently, Notion released a beta public API. This is amazing news, as an avid user of Notion, I am excited to find ways to integrate my Notion workplace more seamlessly across tools. The documentation for the API is found [here](https://developers.notion.com/reference/intro). 

This post is just an intro into hitting the API using Postman - instead of using the SDK- just in case if I choose to write an integration in another language.

Setting up the workplace is comprehensive.
1. Have a personal workspace
2. Go to the [Notion integration page](https://www.notion.so/my-integrations). This should already be linked up with your account. Name your project, copy and paste your token somewhere safe!
3. Make a page. Share a workspace with your integration, by clicking __Share__. Your integration you made should be listed.

Now here is a breakdown of the URLs, because I was slightly confused on how to get the ID of certain blocks.

First off, a POST request through Postman. 
This is pretty straight forward. First, you need the ID of the database.

Say your workspace has this link (you can get this link by clicking __Share__, and clicking __Copy link__ in the bottom right of the popup. 

The link for this table page is for example is *https://www.notion.so/904748e3b5214b28a5e6f74f32048e1f?v=4a8....*
*I changed the IDs of my pages, so clicking this link will result in a 404.*

We want the __904748e3b5214b28a5e6f74f32048e1f__ part of the url. So copy your database ID down.

I created a page in this page, which contains a table already in my workspace. 

![Screen Shot 2021-05-26 at 10.11.43 AM](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/xeyaer2bq3ekd2w5sin2.png)

With the database ID copied down, I go into Postman and fill a POST request.
In the url field, paste in __https://api.notion.com/v1/pages__

![Screen Shot 2021-05-26 at 10.33.04 AM](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/9bhaafgf5ay6e57xoeaz.png)
 
Remember the secret token we got earlier? Under the __Authorization__ tab, select the __TYPE__ as 'Bearer Token', and paste that token in the text field.
![Screen Shot 2021-05-26 at 10.34.58 AM](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/9svbtja97dut3bt4aiy5.png)

Then in the __Body__ tab, we are going to fill in the data to write an entry into the table.
![Screen Shot 2021-05-26 at 10.36.36 AM](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/2o9s6rgx1qdm4d0a9vxd.png)

Make sure to change your database_id with your respective ID (mine was *9047e...* ).
 
Now click __Send__. If everything was filled out correctly, you should get a JSON response with the id, and the properties of the page!
Congrats, you made your first POST request in Postman with Notion's beta API!
Nueva - new UI framework
Tags: javascript, typescript, npm
Published: 2021-05-26 14:34:08

🙌 I am so excited to announce that I am working on a new js framework. It's name is nueva.

Nueva is a component based UI library for making user interfaces. Many features are not implemented like reactivity updation, applying props. Just to name a few.

I would like you guys reading this check that out.

It is currently on v 0.0.2-alpha03 while writing this post.

Github: https://github.com/codingwith3dv/nueva
NPM: https://npmjs.org/package/nueva

Contributions and PR's are accepted.

Thank you...
👍👍👍
What permissions does your website need?
Tags: webdev, javascript, beginners, security
Published: 2021-05-26 14:33:04






## Contents

1.  [Intro](#intro)
2.  [Feature Policy](#features)
3.  [Permissions Policy](#permissions)
4.  [Summary](#summary)

## Intro <a name="intro"></a>

Continuing on from my previous blog about [website security week](https://jordanfinners.dev/blogs/website-security-week), we're going to talk about Features and Permissions for websites.

These are set as headers on your site when it is served up.

## Feature Policy <a name="features"></a>

The feature policy was introduced several years ago and allows you to limit the web features that your website and anything embedded including iframes can use.

This helps protect your users from anything running that shouldn't be and accessing any web features that you didn't intend.

Here are some of the most important features to enable/disable:
* accelerometer
* camera
* geolocation
* gyroscope
* magnetometer
* microphone
* payment
* usb

The full list can be found on [Modzilla](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Feature-Policy).

Example Usage:
```
feature-policy: accelerometer 'none'; camera 'none'; geolocation 'none'; gyroscope 'none'; magnetometer 'none'; microphone 'none'; payment 'none'; usb 'none'
```

The allowed values are:
* `*` - allows the feature in all top level sites and embedded content
* `self` - allows the feature in all top level sites and embedded content, but not cross origin documents in nested contexts
* `<origin>` - allows the feature for a specific origin, in this case you'd replace `<origin>` with the origin you'd like to use
* `none` - disables the feature

## Permissions Policy <a name="permissions"></a>

The features policy has been superseded by the better named Permissions Policy. I would still recommend setting both to support older browsers.

It supports the same features as the Features Policy but with a slightly different syntax.

In features policy it would look like:
```
feature-policy: accelerometer 'none'; camera 'self'; geolocation 'self' https://google.com
```

which translates to:
```
permissions-policy: accelerometer=(), camera=(self), geolocation=(self "https://google.com")
```

Really simple to convert from the old policy and a slightly nicer syntax too!

## Summary <a name="summary"></a>

In summary, it's really easy to set two additional headers to help improve the security of your site. Denying permission to unused features limits the risk to your users and the possibilities if there is a breach of any untoward web features being used.

Set those headers now!

Happy Building!
The benefits of hiring an Agile development team
Tags: agile, productivity, programming, startup
Published: 2021-05-26 14:24:37

Software development has become a massive industry, and software design companies and development teams are always on the lookout for ways to increase efficiency. As a result, the standard Waterfall approach is increasingly being abandoned in favor of Agile application development. In short, Agile is a more efficient, modern approach to project management and development. [In this article,](https://evrone.com/agile) we explain more about how the Agile development model works and why you should strongly consider hiring a team that uses the Agile approach for development.
Top 3 Entertaining and Inspirational Instagram Influencers you Must Follow in 2021
Tags: 2021, instagram, influencers, follow
Published: 2021-05-26 14:13:48

Let's all admit, those simple motivation words always work, a simple quote or a 5 minute video of a podcast, a picture, or a story of someone else’s success can get us fired up.
 
So who are the best accounts to follow on social media like Instagram?
 
Here’s my list of top 3 influential and fun personalities to follow on Instagram, they honestly try to touch people, and show them how life can be better, not just financially but also inner peace, getting to know yourself, just simply finding the right balance in life. Enjoy.



**1.Andy Frisella**

With a cool and fun personality, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/andyfrisella/">Andy</a> preaches about hard work, but most importantly he shows the results of that hard work.

He is a car enthusiast and you can frequently see his Lamborghini or Mustang in the news feed as a result of his 80+ hours work week.

Now if that does not inspire you to start your own business, I don't know what will.
Andy has an audience of more than 1.8 million followers, and he also shares his wisdom on his podcast.

![Alt Text](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/q8xxp5ba9p1j7nudq8c7.png)



**2. Erik Bergman**

<a href="https://great.com/erik/">Erik Bergman</a> is an entrepreneur who made a fortune at a young age. He earned more than $50 million before the age of 30 with his media company.

He now owns great.com, an online casino affiliate program that donates the profits to charity.

Eric's Instagram account is followed by more than 450 000 people, which is totally deserved. Erica has a fun and loving personality with original and exciting content where he tries to help his audience live a better life.

His account name is <a href="https://www.instagram.com/smilingerik/">smilingerik</a>, and it's deserved because he is always positive and smiling and his energy is contagious.

![Alt Text](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/jtj3gllu6m03u5e4i27s.jpg)



**3.Binais Begovic**

Another cool guy on Instagram is <a href="https://www.instagram.com/binais/">Binais Begovic</a>.
If seeing someone live the life you want to live inspires you, then Binais is the right person to follow.

He shows how amazing life can be if you work hard.

He is the owner of Ironman magazine and constantly shares its success. 

You can find him in a luxury car, gym, or over a book.
He creates interesting content for his 100 000 followers and might just be the right person to inspire you.

![Alt Text](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/687cakdzziyqxfa8z4n8.jpg)

**Feel free to Share a thought or comment on some of your favorite motivational personalities on Instagram**