teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
Complete solution for security application error
Tags: software, norton
Published: 2021-07-29 10:06:37

Remote support is often used to resolve **[Norton live update problem](https://technicalsquad.net/how-to-fix-norton-security-live-update-failed-to-complete-error/)**. If the problem persists, then you should take the next steps. If you are also a victim of this drag, you don't have to worry. If the problem persists after restarting the computer, the company can use the following techniques to fix it. Sometimes, resolving Runtime Errors issues can be as simple as updating Windows with the most recent Service Pack or any other Microsoft release on an ongoing basis.

Check if the problem has been resolved by restarting the computer. You can contact the Antivirus certified team technicians if you have any issues with your Norton product. You can simply look for the signs when the problem occurs. It is simple to find solutions for any Norton problems using our services. If you are having login problems with Norton Identity Safe, then keep reading to learn how to fix them.

Although antivirus services claim they can provide the most amazing and effective viral protection, they don't realize this. If you have any other issues with your device, Personalized Antivirus Customer Service can help. Users get complete solutions for Norton lives update errors.

Antivirus makes it easy to have your entire suite ready and tested according to your needs. Antivirus offers instant customer support which helps in ensuring that the customer is protected and solves any problems with the product. This powerful system uses behavior and signatures to find phishing programs and e-mail spammers. He's the most commonly used and simple antivirus on the planet.

Norton Antivirus can often present multiple technical issues. However, if you make the decision to receive technical assistance, you will get the best possible solution for your problem technical matter. Norton Antivirus is a well-known product that can be used to protect your computer. Norton Antivirus provides a variety of features. It is recommended to use antivirus on your laptop or desktop. This will ensure that you are protected from malware. Norton Antivirus is a popular antivirus utility program that's used by many users around the world. Antivirus is a popular tool for protecting your OS.

Here are some solutions. The following options are available to users.

##Run Norton for LiveUpdate##

1.	Click on 2 Time Security in the main window. Then click/enter LiveUpdate.
2.	After Norton Live Update has finished, click/enter Ok.
3.	LiveUpdate should be run until you see the message "Your Norton product has new protection updates."
4.	Stop each program and restart your computer/laptop.
Antivirus Identity Safe is a password manager tool. It's completely cloud-based and easy to access. Norton technical Internet security is important for every malware disorder on computers. It can protect your computer against malicious websites. It protects your computer against malware and viruses. It is essential to keep your computer safe from internet threats.
Meteor Client Bundler — React Native support, handling Meteor imports
Tags: meteor, react, reactnative
Published: 2021-07-29 10:06:25

> This article was published on Friday, July 13, 2018 by [Arda Tanrikulu](https://twitter.com/ardatanrikulu) @ [The Guild Blog](https://the-guild.dev/)

## Introduction to New Features of MCBMeteor Client Bundler is a solution for packaging Meteor's official client packages into a single
module in order to use your projects not using Meteor CLI. Until last version, it is not possible to
use MCB on non-browser projects without some tricks such as React Native, Electron etc…## New Features on MCB*   Generate stub modules for `meteor/[PACKAGE]` if you cannot use module-aliasing somehow. It is
    really challenging situation on Angular CLI and React Native CLI.
*   Use external NPM modules from your client project's `node_modules` directory instead of adding it
    to the Meteor Client Bundle; this is required not to duplicate `react` for React Native projects.
*   Possibility not to add `__meteor_runtime_config` , if you want to add it by yourself in your
    project. Especially, if you want to separate production and development URLs for Meteor backendThese features allow you to use directly Angular CLI and React Native CLI without the need of
ejecting any configuration file.Also, there is other specific post about React Native CLI integration of Meteor without using 3rd
party libraries such as `react-native-meteor` or `react-meteor-data` which are copies of official
client libraries. The most important disadvantage of using these extra libraries is lack of code
sharing between Meteor and React Native project. Otherwise, Client Bundle generated by MCB allows
this.## Related Posts*   You can access React Native integration post from this link./blog/connecting-react-native-and-meteor*   Another post explains Angular CLI with MCB is here;/blog/angular-cli-meteor-no-eject## ExamplesThese are direct links to the example projects using MCB;*   Angular CLI Example;
    [https://github.com/Urigo/angular-meteor/tree/master/examples/AngularCLI](https://github.com/Urigo/angular-meteor/tree/master/examples/AngularCLI)
*   React Native CLI Example w/ Expo;
    [https://github.com/DAB0mB/ReactNativeMeteorBoilerplate](https://github.com/DAB0mB/ReactNativeMeteorBoilerplate)*Special thanks to* Urigo *for this great tool, and allowing me to modify the code to add these
features.*
Enable Remote Control in GraphQL Inspector
Tags: graphql, graphqlinspector
Published: 2021-07-29 10:01:39

> This article was published on Friday, May 1, 2020 by [Kamil Kisiela](https://twitter.com/kamilkisiela) @ [The Guild Blog](https://the-guild.dev/)

The new version of GraphQL Inspector comes with **remote control of Pull Requests and Pushes via
HTTP endpoint**. You're in charge of accepting or rejecting changes, even if they break the GraphQL
API.

We recently released a lot more interesting features. You can read about them in
["New GraphQL Inspector and upcoming features"](/blog/new-graphql-inspector) article.

## What Is Remote Control?

Think of it as a way to intercept Schema Checks done by GraphQL Inspector and report back a
conclusion:

> to fail or not to fail

Every Push or opened Pull Request is checked with GraphQL Inspector and based on the changes in a
schema, it decides whether to reject those changes. We don't want to stop you there so Inspector
lets you review changes and decide what to do.

![](https://the-guild.dev/blog-assets/remote-control-graphql-inspector/remote-graph.png "What is Remote Control?")

The idea is simple. You create an HTTP endpoint, like serverless function or whatever and on every
Push or Pull Request we send you a list of changes with all the details (mainly criticality level)
and Inspector expects to receive back a conclusion and changes.

```javascript
export default (req, res) => {
  const changes = req.body.changes
  const conclusion = decide(changes)

  res.json({
    changes,
    conclusion
  })
}
```

The HTTP endpoint will also receive **details about a Pull Request or a Commit** that triggered the
schema check, so possibilities are endless here.

You're able to reject all Pull Requests done by your manager, even when there are no breaking
changes.

***

## Future Plans

We're working on **Azure and Bitbucket integrations** plus a **monitoring feature**. Talk to us to
try it out.

We want to make **Azure** and **Bitbucket** a first-class citizens in GraphQL Inspector and give you
the same experience as you get right now with **GitHub**.

**Monitoring** will enable you to analyze the traffic of your GraphQL APIs and provide details
needed to improve performance. Collecting information about the usage will let you safely remove
deprecated pieces of GraphQL Schema.

> If you're interested, please reach out to us!

***

## Enjoy GraphQL Inspector!

We have big plans for Inspector, and you're very welcome to join us in that journey.

GraphQL Inspector is a tool created by developers, for developers and that's why we'd love to get
your feedback and shape GraphQL Inspector together!

Oh... and it's [Open Sourced](https://github.com/kamilkisiela/graphql-inspector)!
5 new Angular Jamstack starters with Scully and Flotiq
Tags: jamstack, scully, flotiq, cms
Published: 2021-07-29 09:58:47

![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/asb0bbmuw6wzarifjgyi.png)

We are happy to announce **4 new Angular starters** using Scully, for a total of five projects to help you all Angular users looking for a Content Management System that is easy to utilize in your Scully project.


![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/v7fuzcd2rvhrrcgz4nwx.png)
 

You could use our [blog starter earlier](https://github.com/flotiq/scully-blog-starter). Now you can also make your very own shop using [products starter](https://github.com/flotiq/scully-products-starter) or announce incoming events utilising event [calendar starter](https://github.com/flotiq/scully-event-calendar-starter). 

 

![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/1wsy92i30dzwaf4m0rjg.png)
 
 ![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/f1vaxgwf8vt0jiy63zxk.png)
 


We've also made a projects [portfolio starter] (https://github.com/flotiq/scully-projects-starter) to host all your work and show it to the world.

 
![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/kmj5dx0w33wbvdfhwj9w.png)

  

Last but not least - we published the [recipe starter] (https://github.com/flotiq/scully-recipes-starter) for all your grandma recipes unknown to the general audience.

![image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/fc4e45i5fsevqv27jd0h.png)
 

> You can read about building a recipes website [here](https://dev.to/flotiq/building-a-recipes-website-using-gatsby-and-flotiq-2b3a) using Gatsby and Flotiq 



We've included an easy way to build on Netlify for all of our starters to make sure that you can build your site using the best free tools available.
Multiple environments and endpoints in GraphQL Inspector
Tags: graphql, graphqlinspector
Published: 2021-07-29 09:56:54

> This article was published on Saturday, May 2, 2020 by [Kamil Kisiela](https://twitter.com/kamilkisiela) @ [The Guild Blog](https://the-guild.dev/)

One of the features introduced with the new version of GraphQL Inspector is a support for **multiple
variants of GraphQL schema** and ability to use **live and running GraphQL endpoints**.

We recently released a lot more interesting features. You can read about them in
["New GraphQL Inspector and upcoming features"](/blog/new-graphql-inspector) article.

Here, we're going to focus on environments and endpoints only.

## Using Environments

The previous iteration of GraphQL Inspector worked with only a single target branch. Every Pull
Request was checked against the default branch of Git repository. We can agree, it's not ideal :)

**The new version allows to define as many environments as you wish**. We called them "environments"
but those are just variants of GraphQL schema. You may have production environment as well as
staging and QA.

![](https://the-guild.dev/blog-assets/multiple-environments-endpoints-graphql-inspector/graph.png "Using environments")

**Using multiple environments means:**

*   notifications narrowed down to each variant of schema
*   ability to define different settings per environment

Follow the [*"Using Environments"*](https://graphql-inspector.com/docs/recipes/environments) chapter
in our docs.

## Using Endpoints

We highly recommend to use branches to identify environments but GraphQL Inspector is here to help
and not force any opinionated patterns.

That's why the new version introduces a way to **use live and running GraphQL endpoints as the
source of truth of schema**.

This approach is very useful when you don't deploy an API on every Push and your default branch is
fine with temporary breaking changes. To learn more, read
[*"Using Endpoints"* chapter](https://graphql-inspector.com/docs/recipes/endpoints).

***

## Future Plans

We're working on **Azure and Bitbucket integrations** plus a **monitoring feature**. Talk to us to
try it out.

We want to make **Azure** and **Bitbucket** a first-class citizens in GraphQL Inspector and give you
the same experience as you get right now with **GitHub**.

**Monitoring** will enable you to analyze the traffic of your GraphQL APIs and provide details
needed to improve performance. Collecting information about the usage will let you safely remove
deprecated pieces of GraphQL Schema.

> If you're interested, please reach out to us!

***

## Enjoy GraphQL Inspector!

We have big plans for Inspector, and you're very welcome to join us in that journey.

GraphQL Inspector is a tool created by developers, for developers and that's why we'd love to get
your feedback and shape GraphQL Inspector together!

Oh... and it's [Open Sourced](https://github.com/kamilkisiela/graphql-inspector)!
Notes.cx
Tags: showdev
Published: 2021-07-29 09:53:17

Notes.cx is a simple public note taking app where every note you create (anonymously) lives for 24 hours.

Every time you open the main page, a random ID is being generated for an empty note.

You can compose your note using Markdown syntax, or just paste a bunch of text if you don't want it to look pretty ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯.

After you're done writing, just hit Enter or click Create and share your note with the world.

Any note you create (which lives for 24 hours) can only be edited by you.

Check it out at https://notes.cx/
A workshop on Introduction to NoSQL Databases by DataStax
Published: 2021-07-29 09:05:06

I attended the live workshop on Introduction to NoSQL Databases on 28-July-2021. 
You can view the recording of this workshop below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xV0hshyvYEE
The presenters Cedrick Lunven and David Jones-Gilardi captivated the attention of the audience right from the beginning. 
There were surprises with quiz, giveaway and workshop participation badges(conditions apply :-)) that made the overall workshop very exciting.

Being from a Microsoft background and namely SQL Server relational database, I was pretty excited to attend this workshop. I got to learn many things - some I already knew from the basics, but some more exciting from the context of NoSQL databases. 

This is what I learnt from this awesome workshop:

Advantage of NoSQL databases over relational databases.
The main NoSQL database types - tabular/columnar, document, key-value and graph.
AstraDB introduction and hands-on creation of database in AstraDB.
Apache Cassandra introduction.
Distributed and replicated data.
Hands on the different NoSQL types of databases with working examples walkthough.

This workshop has helped me in understanding the NoSQL databases at a high level and triggered an interest to learn more.
Excited to learn more of Apache Cassandra through AstraDB - Database as a Service multi-cloud offering from DataStax.

Thanks and Kudos to the @datastaxdevs team!
Async,Future,Await
Tags: flutter, dart, mobile
Published: 2021-07-29 09:21:14

what is asynchronous operations?
asynchronous operations allow the program to complete work while waiting for operation to finish 
example:
reading data from database
getting data from an API
, and many other operations



what if we didn't use Asynchronous keywords?
it may cause run time error as no returned value comes from the method as it need this key words 
(Async,Future,Await) that will make the program wait until the function finish it's work and return the value 



what is the diffrence between Future and future ?
future is a keyword that instantiated from class Future
and future has two states

1-complete - it's the state that means the function finish it work either return a value or throw an error and the returned value 
is Future <T> where T is any datatype or object 

2-uncomplete - When you call an asynchronous function, it returns an uncompleted future. That future is waiting for the function’s asynchronous operation to finish or to throw an error.



how to work with future , async , await ?
async: You can use the async keyword before a function’s body to mark it as asynchronous.

await: You can use the await keyword to get the completed result of an asynchronous expression

and the return will be Future <T> where T is any datatype or object 

example of converting main function to asynchronous method:
Future <void> main () async { await print("hello world");} 

how this keywords effect the execution of code?
the async function body executes like synchronous functions until the first wait which means all the code lines before await executes immediately
GraphQL Hive - Manage Your GraphQL API Workflow
Tags: graphql, graphqlhive
Published: 2021-07-29 09:08:20

> This article was published on Friday, March 26, 2021 by [Kamil Kisiela](https://twitter.com/kamilkisiela) @ [The Guild Blog](https://the-guild.dev/)

Today, we're happy to announce
[**GraphQL Hive**](https://graphql-hive.com/?utm_source=blog\&utm_medium=link\&utm_campaign=blog_hive) -
**a registry of schemas** to manage, safeguard and optimize your **team's workflows** when deploying
**GraphQL services**. Hold your horses, we're not publicly launching it yet, it's only the start of
a beta testing program we give out today. **Sign up for early access!**

## Short Introduction

GraphQL Hive is a registry of schemas with many additional features to enhance your day-to-day work
with GraphQL.

We think of GraphQL Hive as a beehive where instead of honey, GraphQL Schemas are being managed and
produced.

GraphQL Hive will be released in two forms: An **open-source** collaboration tool and a **hosted and
managed service**. That is in order we can support any type of GraphQL workflow, including custom
workflows and on-premise needs.

> Also, just like the bees, we're continuously working hard (or hardly working) to ship new
> features.

## All Schemas

GraphQL Hive **supports regular GraphQL, Apollo Federation and Schema Stitching services**. In a
later release we also aim to support other types of schemas, like open-api, gRPC, SOAP and others
that are not originally GraphQL thanks to the power of our
[GraphQL Mesh library](https://graphql-mesh.com). That is in order that you will be able to enjoy
all the powerful features from GraphQL Hive, even if you don't use GraphQL.

![Use GraphQL Hive with GraphQL Mesh](https://og-image-guild.vercel.app/**Beyond**%20GraphQL.png?theme=light\&md=1\&fontSize=100px\&images=https://graphql-mesh.com/img/mesh-text-logo.svg\&images=https%3A%2F%2Fgraphql-hive.com%2Flogo.svg\&widths=auto\&widths=380)

## Registry but Not Only

Our roadmap includes monitoring, safe-listing of operations, breaking change detection, changelogs
and many others. Our next task on the list is to support persisted queries for most GraphQL clients.
Let us know what you wish to see in GraphQL Hive!

All of that to get a clear picture of how the GraphQL APIs are being developed and consumed.

![Join the early access program](https://og-image-guild.vercel.app/**Join**%20the%20early%20access%20program.png?theme=light\&md=1\&fontSize=100px\&images=https%3A%2F%2Fthe-guild.dev%2Fstatic%2Flogo.svg\&images=https%3A%2F%2Fgraphql-hive.com%2Flogo.svg)

## Request for Early Access Today!

If you're interested to try it out and give us feedback, please visit
[graphql-hive.com](https://graphql-hive.com/?utm_source=blog\&utm_medium=link\&utm_campaign=blog_hive)
and sign up for the early access program. The benefits are that you will get to work closely with
us, while we review your use-cases and workflows and make sure GraphQL Hive supports you in the best
way possible!
Applying CI/CD for classic ASP project
Tags: aspclassic, ci, transformation, pipeline
Published: 2021-07-29 09:00:29

A new challenge to add CI/CD support for classic ASP. You might be wondering why I take care of classic ASP project for nowadays😂. But I believe one of you know the reason already😁. Classic ASP project doesn't have configuration system by default. It used to store in ordinary ASP file and place anything in VBscript variables, f.e. config.asp. Fortunately, they used to store in centralized place, so we don't have to scan all configurations in many files.
So the basic idea is simple, introduce placeholder format and replace it before deploying. Let's use `#PLACEHOLDER#` as an example. I prefer to use all caps so I can pay attention easily what needed to be changed. See example below:
```vb
<%

Dim cfgSocials
Set cfgSocials = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
cfgSocials.Add "github", "#SOCIAL_GITHUB#"
cfgSocials.Add "twitter", "#SOCIAL_TWITTER#"
cfgSocials.Add "linkedin", "#SOCIAL_LINKEDIN#"
cfgSocials.Add "email", "#SOCIAL_EMAIL#"

Dim cfgSite
Set cfgSite = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
cfgSite.Add "name", "Portofolio"
cfgSite.Add "fullname", "#FULL_NAME#"
cfgSite.Add "address", "#ADDRESS#"

%>
```
After that, all we need to do read file content, and do find-replace based on placeholder. I'm a fan of powershell, because it's easy to write the script and its dotnet support is deadly insane👍. Here's the quick snippet
```powershell
function Get-Value([string]$Key) {
    $Value = $Configs[$Key]
    if (-not([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Value))) {
        $Value
    } else {
        [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable($Key)
    }
}

$PlaceholderPattern = [regex]::new('#(?<placeholder>\w+)#')
$ParsedContent = Get-Content -Path $Path | %{
    $PlaceholderPattern.Replace($_, {
        param($Match)
        if ($Match.Success) {
            $Value = Get-Value -Key $Match.Groups['placeholder'].Value
            if (-not([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Value))) {
                $Value
            } else {
                $Match.Value
            }
        } else {
            $Match.Value
        }
    })
}
Set-Content -Path $Path -Value $ParsedContent
```
In azure pipeline, it exposes all variables to environment variables. So it's easy to populate from pipeline definition to file. 

Take a look at [demo repo](https://dev.azure.com/fakhrulhilal/OpenSource/_git/asp-classic-demo) and give me feedback😊. I put all the details there.
Day 4 - Letter Combinations of a Phone Number
Published: 2021-07-29 08:45:38

###Day 4 - Letter Combinations of a Phone Number

Problem and my solution can be found in my Github repo along with all other problems I have solved till date.

[Leetcode problem](https://leetcode.com/problems/letter-combinations-of-a-phone-number/)
[Github link to problem and solution](https://github.com/abh1navv/leet-code/tree/master/letter-combinations-of-a-phone-number)


You can connect with me at &nbsp;
[LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/abh1navv)
[Twitter/@abh1navv]
(https://www.twitter.com/abh1navv)
Please don't make todo list /snake game /tic-tac-toe
Tags: codenewbie, gamedev, tutorial, programming
Published: 2021-07-29 08:33:08

If you are learning to code you are one of the very few fortunates.
Do not waste your coding skills to make trivial programs like snake game / tic-tac-toe .
I am not motivating you to start from something very complex from the beginning itself; All I am asking is to bring your own ideas to life with the help of code.
And trust me it is not that difficult ; if you start to think about a new game / app idea it will usually take one or two days to come up with an idea and start working on it but this time is fully worth it.
When you work on your idea you get something you can be proud of.

Also working on a fresh idea exposes us to new challenges which is very - very beneficial to force our brains into thinking like a coder.
Flutter + Flame Experiment
Tags: flutter, flame, dart, dartlang
Published: 2021-07-29 08:28:21

A simple Flutter experiment using Flame simulating a Double Pendulum system. Really enjoyed how Flame works.

####Demo
{% youtube WYNslEgiUUk %}

####References and Credits
 - https://www.myphysicslab.com/pendulum/double-pendulum-en.html
 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWzPe_S-RVE

####Repo Here: https://github.com/samarthagarwal/double_pendulum_flame