I am building an iPhone app in which users (or employees) will be able to go to restaurants and update/give an estimate of the waiting time at that location. To do something like this, would it be most efficient to use an XML webpage and parse the data that is currently there and update that value with the user's input then reload the XML database? Obviously any user should be able to update the site so it needs to be done from a web-server.
Also, if anyone knows of a similar example for this, that would be spectacular!
Thanks for your help,
you can take a textfield in which you can fill the value and then send it onto the web server through XML or JSON web service and the other users can see the update from the web service.
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As I said in the title i need to create a service in my nest-js project, this service needs the data that the user verbally "says" to google home, so my question is: how does google home translates the voice in text? what kind of data arrives on my nestjs application? is it a text as i think or is it something else? i can't find any tutorial online, can you please paste some usefull link and/or explain to me what should i do?
long story short: i need to figure out how to take the data that arrives from a http get call from google home and use that datas for return a result based on said datas.
thank you for your help
I apologize in advance for my bad english.
I've created simple training service in golang, which supports login and registration system with MongoDB. This service allows you to scrape rooms for rent in London in specified location if you loggedin. So, now I want to implement notifications for loggedin user's about new rooms in user's marked location. My first idea was to make some background process, which will scrape rooms every 30 seconds, save the results (in mongo, in cookies or somewhere else, advise me please), match new scrape results with previous and save differences (new rooms) in DB for future posting to user in some form (email or list on html page).
1) Is my idea about notifications generally correct? If not, please describe me better way to do this or point to some relating examples.
2) What is the best way to make that background process in go?
3) This would be great if you'd point me on some examples relating to the case.
The demo of service on Heroku
Github repo
I appreciate your concern.
I'm developing my first iPhone app to make what is effectively an app version of a fantasy league I created for work colleagues.
I am using Parse for the backend of the app. I only want people to be able to register with their work email address ie only if their e-mail address is _#mycompany.com
I'm sure this would be quite easy to someone who knew what htey were doing but I'm kind of new to this so any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
You could do this in a number of ways. The easiest way would be to have the validation happen on-device - just check the e-mail address the user has put into the app, and only allow the registration to happen if it matches the domain you want to limit it to.
However, although this is very easy it's also open to abuse and it's not very flexible (if you want to add additional domains, you have to update the app).
Fortunately, Parse offers cloud code, which lets you validate data server-side. Cloud code is written in JavaScript, and you then upload it to Parse. There is full documentation on Parse's website, including examples for validating data.
i have a news website that update once-twice in a day, and i want to develop something that will let my users know when there is new content in my website, it will popup them a notification, only one notification per each content its sound easy
the problem that i face is how i make it efficient in crossrider without every page reload make a call to the database?
how i doing it right now(not efficient)
i have in my server php file that post the id's of the last news, the crossrider read that file and for each id it call the crossrider db and check if that id exists if yes than the user has already recive a notification about that content and should not be notificated, and if its not exists than notify the user.
so as you can see every reload of a page the extension will make a call to my server and to the db server. any better way to build this? thank you
If I understand your query correctly, you can gain an immediate efficiency by calling the Crossrider db using appAPI.db.getList to obtain an array of all the database items (instead of calling the database for each id), and then process the ids against them.
I'm happy to look into other ways of improving the efficiency of your algorithm if you provide the extension id.
The problems is since the mail is not an actual html page putting in webserver
The problems are:
How can i use the google analytics to check the open rate of the mail?
IF i use a random code eg. newsletter?code='sadsd' I can actually know who have opened the email?
Can i view the result by capture the data instead of login to google and view.
Thank you for any kind of help/ experience sharing.
How can i use the google analytics to check the open rate of the mail?
IF i use a random code eg. newsletter?code='sadsd' I can actually know who have opened the email?
You can't just write something and get something. First of all, if your question is referring to email campaigns then there is a well structured way to achieve this. You can use this for reference.
Can i view the result by capture the data instead of login to google and view?
Yes, by using GA-API , you can extract the data, store it in database and view it in your desired format.Also for testing purpose, by using tools like Omnibug or Charles you can test what values are getting passed to the google analytics server (through the Google Analytics Code placed to capture the data(from user interaction) and pass the data (to GA server)).
*Pardon me if I misunderstood your question.