Pimcore: What are examples of Multi-Channel-Publishing? - pimcore

So there is this question
Question 3: What are examples of Multi-Channel-Publishing?
a) Delivering content from a headless CMS to a digital kiosk via GrapQL APIs.
b) Providing the right content to your audiences on multiple channels.
c) Personalizing order management in the Pimcore backend.
d) Automatically sending a product sheet PDF based on live PIM data to partners.
Since it asks for examples, b is not the case, since it's a feature description, it's not an example.
In my reasoning the correct answer is d because it the feature implies some data filtering and output to different channels, but it doesn't seem to be correct.

The correct answer is everything except Personalizing order management. Thank you all, thank you all !

Example of Multi-Channel-Publishing are: Personalizing order management

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I am currently using Microsoft Academic's datadump for a project and unable to identify the total number of theses & dissertations(T&D) present. Based on their website, 38% of data is categorised to OTHERS type (one among them is T&D). But their 60+GB CSV dump doesn't explicitly indicate the T&D records. Can someone help me with the statistics for T&D or how find the same?
I tried their API too and unable to find using their API too.
The Microsoft Academic Graph does not explicitly segment publication sub-types by thesis or dissertations, which means that neither the API or website will either.
If this is something you'd like to see added, please let them know by using the "Feedback" link in the lower-right corner on the Microsoft Academic website.

Automated Individualised (personalised) emails based on survey outcome?

I am distributing a survey to students, and this survey has multiple-choice questions. What I want is, when the answers are revealed depending on the answers, I want the pc to send automatically an individualised email that tells the student what to do.
Is there a way of doing this?
Like for example, if I asked a student these two questions:
1) Have you ever studied trigonometric functions
a) Yes, I am pretty good in them
b) Yes, but I need some resources to review
c) No, never bothered.
2) Have you ever studied Optimization Techniques?
a) Yes, I am pretty good in them
b) Yes, but I need some resources to review
c) No
If a student answers, was 1) a, and 2) c
Then an email is generated.
" Thank you so much for completing the survey, based on your result, and it seems that you need to study Optimization techniques. The resources that are required are: bla bla bla. "
You can do things like this using many different mailinglist software packages and cloud services. This question is a bit too general and open-ended for a specific answer, so here's a general one.
For example, the open-source Sympa mailing list server ( www.sympa.org ) is capable of having metadata (survey results) for individual list members, and then using its built-in mailmerge features to construct personalised messages that use the metadata to enable or disable sections. However, it would mean installing a mailing list server which may be a bit of overkill if this is a one-off. You can also do this sort of thing with MailChimp (though I am loathe to recommend them).
Of course, whichever solution you use, you will need to upload the survey results and email addresses to your mailmerge database.
The exact details of how to do this are left as an exercise for the reader, though this should provide some ideas :)

How to structure many questions intent in dialogflow

I am making a chat bot to answer questions on a particular subject(example, physics). How would you structure all the possible questions as intent in dialogflow?
I am considering the following 2 methods,
Methods:
make each question as an unique intent.
group all the questions into one "asking questions" intent and use entity to identify the specific question being asked.
Pros:
Dialogflow can easily match users input to the specific questions using low confidence score threshold, and can give multiple training phrases per question.
Only need one "asking questions" intent, neater and maintaining it is easier.
Cons:
There will be tons of intents, and maintaining it might be a nightmare. Might also reach the max number of intents.
Detecting entity might be more strict and less robust.
I would suggest you to try Knowledge Base feature of DialogFlow.
You can give multiple web-page links from where it can gather all the questions, or you can manually prepare a list and upload it to DialogFlow.
That way you don't need to make it in separate intents, it will try to match it automatically.
Let me know if you have any confusion.
This looks like an FAQ type chatbot. You can develop the chatbot in 2 ways:
Use Prebuilt Agents - Go to prebuilt agent and select and import FAQ and add your intents.
Use Knowledge Base approach - This is in Beta mode right now, but super easy to build.
a. You need to enable Beta Features from the agent settings
b. Go to Knowledge Base on the left menu, create a new document and upload CSV file (Q and A). You can also provide a link for Q/A if you have.
Check out the documentation for more details.
Knowledge Base seems to be the best way, but it only supports English content

UML Modelling Qustion

I am in the process of developing some Use Cases for a mobile mapping/gps app. Users will be able to use this app similar to google maps. I was wondering if anyone had valuable input into some possible use cases.
Here are some I came up with myself:
1) Get Current Location
2) Set Destination Location
3) Create Fastest Route
4) View Alternative Routes
5) Traffic Estimation on Routes
If someone could help me elaborate or comment on my direction that would be helpful!
My first impulse was to flag your question as "too broad", as you basically ask to help you with your requirements analysis. But I give a few hints.
Your 5 use cases don't look bad. But they appear to be just a first rough sketch of the functionality of your app, that needs to be refined. A good model, be it UML or anything else, must be helpful for its reader to gain some insight. Now these 5 use cases could be named by any child who has seen a navigation device once in her life. To be meaningful, questions like the following should be asked and will probably lead to a more detailed use case analysis:
How are destination locations selected? If there is more than one place called Jacksonville, how will the user be informed, and how will she select the right one? Does selecting the location consist of more than one step, say country - city - road - block, to assist the user?
How do map data get into the application?
What kind of alternative routes are considered and how should they be calculated?
How will traffic data get into the application?
Try to put yourself into the developer's position. Which questions will she need to have clarified to build the right application?

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Let's have a list of some good interview questions for SharePoint developers. Please provide one question per entry, and if possible, the answers.
Also, please feel free to suggest corrections if the provided answers are wrong.
I will go first:
Q: How does SharePoint store pages?
A: How-to-locate-sharepoint-document-library-source-page-on-the-server?
Q. When running with SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges (web context) what credentials are being used?
A. The App Pool Identity for the web application running SharePoint.
Q. When modifying a list item, what is the "main" difference between using SPListItem.Update() and SPListItem.SystemUpdate()?
A. Using SystemUpdate() will not create a new version and will also retain timestamps.
Q: When should you dispose SPWeb and SPSite objects? And even more important, when not?
A: You should always dispose them if you created them yourself, but not otherwise. You should never dispose SPContext.Current.Web/Site and you should normally not dispose SPWeb if IsRootWeb is true. More tricky constructs are things along the line of SPList.ParentWeb.
Bonus Points if the candidate knows Roger Lambs Blog Post.
Q: What is the difference between System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart and Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart?
A: Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart is provided in MOSS 2007 to provide backwards compatability with MOSS 2003 webparts. In MOSS 2007, it is recommended to use System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart instead.
sometimes I like to ask more open ended questions to get the prospect talking.
If I want to find out technical depth
Q: What bugs have you found in SharePoint? then Q: And what did you do to work around them?
Q: What is the performance impact of RunWithElevatedPrivileges?
A: RunWithElevatedPrivileges creates a new thread with the App Pool's credentials, blocking your current thread until it finishes.
[via rexm]
Q. If you have an ItemUpdated or ItemUpdating event receiver and it causes an update to the item, how do you prevent another ItemUpdated and ItemUpdating event from being fired during your update?
A. Before performing your update, call DisableEventFiring(). After update, call EnableEventFiring().
Q. What is a site collection, why would you create a new site collection as opposed to a site?
A. Bit of a long answer, but they should know about site collection administration, quotas, seperation of assets, security model etc.
Dave Wollerman has a good article on some of the whys and wherefores.
Q: Describe the difference between a list and a library.
A: Lists are collections of metadata or columns, that can have attached documents. Libraries are collections of documents (Excel, InfoPath, Word, etc.) plus optional metadata.
Edited per ktrauberman's feedback.
Q: (i) Describe the purpose of a content type and;
(ii) give an example of where they might be used.
A: (i) A content type groups a set of list columns together so that they can be reused in the same way across sites.
(ii) They could be used as a set of metadata columns that need to be applied to every document in a site collection.
Q: Explain how SharePoint render its content.
A: Beyond scope here, but you can find some good information here: http://g-m-a-c.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-sharepoint-2007-renders-its-content.html
The applicant should at least get around the SharePoint's template rendering mechanism, and what's in the 12/TEMPLATE/CONTROLTEMPLATES/ and what it's used for with emphasis on DefaultTemplates.ascx. This is absolutely essential knowledge if you wish to do any kind of SharePoint customization.
Q: Name at least two shared services available in MOSS 2007
A: Shared Services Providers in MOSS 2007 can provide the following shared services:
User Profiles
Audiences
Personal Sites
Search
Excel Services
Forms Services
Business Data Catalog (Requires Enterprise Edition)
Q. What is the difference between MOSS & WSS
A. MOSS uses the Shared Service Provider for search, profile import, etc... (see the answers posted by Lars Fastrup for a more complete list)
Q: How would you programmatically retrieve a list item?
A: SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery. Bonus points for knowledge of CrossListQueryCache, PortalSiteMapProvider. Negative points for use of foreach.
Good ones. here are some really useful ones.
http://megasolutions.net/qs/Sharepoint_Portal_Interview_Questions.aspx
Q: Why would you use a custom column?
A: It allows you to re-use the column in multiple libraries. Particularly useful if you use a Choice type to restrict the user input to a predefined set of answers, and when that list of answers will likely change.
Q. What base classes do event receivers inherit from?
A:
SPListEventReceiver, SPItemEventReciever, and SPWebEventReceiver inherit from the abstract base class SPEventReceiverBase.
SPWorkflowLibraryEventReceiver inherits from SPItemEventReceiver.
SPEmailEventReceiver inherits directly from System.Object.
Also see a collection of SharePoint Questions on: http://qmoss.blogspot.com/
Q: What are the built in ways to backup a SharePoint install?
A: Through the central administration and the stsadm command
Q: (more advanced) You've created and deployed a Web Part, when you deploy to the server you get a page saying your Web Part couldn't be loaded, click here to go to the Web Part maintenance page, etc. to disable the web part. What step(s) should you take to get a stack dump from your web part instead of that error page?
A: Go to the web.config file for your website and find the CallStack Attribute in the SafeControls element and set the value to true.
Describe your experiences in applying custom branding to SharePoint 2007. What are some pitfalls to avoid? How do you deploy your custom branding to the farm?
When/why should you/shouldn't you make direct changes or additions to the files in the 12 hive?
Q. How would you create a Master/Detail page?
A. Creating a Content type inheriting from Folder Content Type for the master, and another Content type inheriting from Item and using them both on a List
Describe the Business Data Catalog (BDC), and provide at least one of a tangible application for it.
Q: What is a way of elevating SharePoint privileges without using RunWithElevatedPrivileges?
A: Pass the System Account User Token from the SPContext to the SPSite constructor.
A majority of times a developer can accomplish what they need using this method without needlessly elevating network credentials.
I would rather ask some open ended questions like
Tell me something which you consider as an error that Microsoft has made in SharePoint?
Possible answers are...
For lookup columns you need to know the lookup field GUID in advance and you can’t easily provision a lookup field as a feature.
MOSS does not have site level events such as an event for creating of lists.
SharePoint designer is a crap and add unwanted stuff which increases the page size.
Lack of user group based trimming control as only permission based trimming is available by deafult (of cause you can create a custom security trimmer that does this)
Q. What are the data types which are supported as Lookup column in SharePoint.
A. Only Single Line of Text and Calculated columns are supported as lookup columns.
Also I have consolidated some more questions on: http://qmoss.blogspot.com/

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