I have completed all the required training but still not getting where I can Register my club from college
The program was closed a while ago, the best place is discourse and not stackoverflow to reach also the rest of the community https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/frequently-asked-questions-faq/10691
The Mozilla Campus Clubs program is not an active program any more with this structure.
However, you can register your existing University Club with Mozilla, on the new Community Portal.
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Need to extract only a particular block of data.
I'm trying to display candidates Experience summary. I used the below code to do so, but it is extracting the texts from Experience summary till the end. How can I stop this to capture only Experience summary?
Below is my Code:
import os
with open('abcd.txt','r',encoding='latin-1') as infile: #open("E:/cvparser/shanbhag.txt",'w', encoding='latin-1')as outfile:
copy = False
for line in infile:
if line.strip() == "Experience Summary:":
copy = True
elif copy:
print(line)
This is my text file(abcd.txt):
Name : XYZ
Email: ABCD#gmail.com
Phone: 1234567890
______________________________________________________________________________
Objective:
To work in a challenging and stimulating environment that fulfills my creative satisfaction as a User Interface Web Designer and to grow in the organization as a team player.
Experience Summary:
· 4+ Years of experience in Software developing and database development.
· Experienced in Moodle Development.
· Had 2+ Years of experience in MySQL database, Cassandra database, python , project designing, project workflow, Image recognition using IBM Watson, voice recognition, SEO on increasing page ranking.
· Had work experience of 2 years as SAP ABAP developer.
· Experience in developing and configuring Moodle tool.
· Good experience in python backend code development (in machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, TensorFlow Framework).
· Experience in database designing and er diagrams.
· Experience in MySQL, Cassandra databases.
· Experience in sql queries.
· Good knowledge on Boardwalk database and block chain.
· Experience in developing Chat-Bots conversations using API.ai.
Web Technologies:
Web Technologies : HTML, jQuery , CSS, Ruby on rails, Python
Databases : MySQL, Cassandra, Boardwalk database
Languages : SAP Abap, Basic understanding of Webdynpro
Others : IBM Watson, AJAX, Voice recognition using API.ai and WIT.ai, Google Tensor-flow.
Professional Experience:
· Working at Ambertag Analytics Pvt ltd as Senior Software Engineer since March 2016 – till now.
· Worked at Vernasoft consultancy Pvt ltd as SAP ABAP Consultant since June 2013 to June 2015 .
· Job Profile: Currently working on automating Image classifier using Google tensor flow ,working on designing the chat-bots for e-commerce websites and Moodle Framework implementation for Educational systems.
Portfolio:
PROJECTS
Project 1
Project :Materiall - Implementation
Duration: March 2016 – June 2017
Type : Web Based Application (Mysql, Ruby on Rails)
Role : Software developer
Client : Materiall
Description: Materiall is the furniture site and was founded out of a passion for finding a better way to browse products on-line, to help find your global maximum, and to make search more transparent and interactive.
Responsibilities:
· Web developer:- Developed the platform for classifying the attributes(like,style) of any e-commerce products and saving the data to the database.
· . If suppose the admin rejects the image, that image will be back to the developer database.
· Html&Css:- Designed the website using HTML & CSS. My role is to create the web pages and including the given text and images to the website. Doing perfect alignments and making the website looking much better.
· Migrate the data from test database to production database by using Perl script commands.
· Voice recognization:- Developed a Chat-Bot conversation and handling the conversation failure cases using API.ai services. Creation of the chat-bot mind-maps.
ACADEMICS
BTECH ,Computer science engineering from JNTUA (2009 -2013)
12th from Sri chaitanya college ,Hyderabad (2007-2009)
10th from Sister Stanislas English medium school, Kurnool (2007)
PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of Birth: 15th Mar 1992
Languages known: English, Hindi, Telugu
Fathers Name: Suryanarayana.L
Passport details:- Under process
With specific conditional:
with open('abcd.txt') as f:
exp_summary_flag = False
exp_summary = ''
for line in f:
if line.startswith('Experience Summary:'):
exp_summary_flag = True
elif exp_summary_flag:
exp_summary += line
if not line.strip(): break
print(exp_summary)
The output:
· 4+ Years of experience in Software developing and database development.
· Experienced in Moodle Development.
· Had 2+ Years of experience in MySQL database, Cassandra database, python , project designing, project workflow, Image recognition using IBM Watson, voice recognition, SEO on increasing page ranking.
· Had work experience of 2 years as SAP ABAP developer.
· Experience in developing and configuring Moodle tool.
· Good experience in python backend code development (in machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, TensorFlow Framework).
· Experience in database designing and er diagrams.
· Experience in MySQL, Cassandra databases.
· Experience in sql queries.
· Good knowledge on Boardwalk database and block chain.
· Experience in developing Chat-Bots conversations using API.ai.
Perfect..!! It worked for the above example, but when I changed my text file it doesn't seems working.
Here is my text file:
abcd
Enthusiastic Data science and Analyst
zxy#gmail.com
+91 1234567890
Flat No. -6, 6 Pocket Building, near Trimurti Chowk,
Dhankawadi, Pune-(411043), INDIA
An achievement-driven and result oriented individual, I am here for an opportunity to utilize my skills and showcase my talent and
secure a responsible position in the firm.
EDUCATION
SKILLS
Result: 65%
Class 12
Institution: Him Academy Public School,
Himachal Pradesh
2012 – 2014
Result: 86%
Bachelors(B.tech)
Institution: Bharati Vidyapeeth College of
Engineering, Pune
2015 – Present
Electronics and
Telecommunication: Result:
8.0(Sem-7th)
Diploma(Network Security)
Institution: Bharati Vidyapeeth College of
Engineering, Pune
2015 – Present
Result: 66%
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Deputy Joint Secretary
BVPCOE Network Security Group
2017
It is a team of students who work and bring technical and creative skills
together to organize events.
Sports Head
BVPCOE Electronics and Telecommunication
Student Association
2017 – Present
It is an association which helps to bring out the talent of students which
organizes and take part in National Level fests in different colleges.
Volunteer
NSG (Network Security Group)
2016 – 2017
Volunteering in Publicity and creativity team of Network Security Group
for Cybercon 2017 technical event.
Volunteer
ETSA (Electronics and Telecommunication
Association)
2016 – 2017
Creativity and Sports event volunteering in inter-department
competition like DropShot , Basketball and in Bharatiyam national level
fest.
Data Analytics and Visualization
R programming
Descriptive Statistics
Inferential Statistics
Machine Learning
MS-Excel
Python
Ethical Hacking
TRAINING
Marsian Technologies (11/2017 – 03/2018)
Data Science and Professional course.
CERTIFICATES
Data Science Professional Course
(11/2017 – 03/2018)
LANGUAGES
English & Hindi
INTERESTS
Cybernaut
Video Games
HIIT
Here I am not able to extract Additional Experience. #RomanPerekhrest
I know that SuiteScript is the NetSuite platform built on JavaScript that enables complete customization and automation of business processes.
I want to know that SuiteScript is in demand? How would be the future if I do following certifications
SuiteFoundation Certification
SuiteCloud Developer Certification
I've worked with NetSuite development (SuiteScript 1.0 & 2.0, administration, and integrating NetSuite to many other systems) for about seven years now. I have no NetSuite certifications, and I have never found a need for them.
That being said, some employers think highly of certifications. Whether you need the certs really depends on whether you can be self taught and whether the company you want to work for wants you to have them before you are hired.
I have been working on NetSuite for 4 years now. I have done SuiteScript 1.0, 2.0, workflows, searches, reports, etc (all normal admin and developer tasks with NetSuite basically). I am now certified Developer (meaning I passed the 2 exams you mentioned) and because I am a consultant I am now a certified ERP consultant as well. I will probably take the analytics, admin, and eventually SuiteCommerce as well.
So with that background, the answer to your question depends on what you want to do. If you are already working with a company who is using NetSuite, an end client probably doesn't care a ton about the certifications. If you are looking to get a job in this, then it may help you a lot. If you are looking to be a consultant, it will probably be a requirement at some point. For consulting companies, certifications help them look better to clients.
I also will add that I find that by studying for and taking the tests I have learned about features I did not have exposure to prior. This pushes me to learn those areas, talk to others, and better my overall skills beyond the exam itself. If you are only self taught, in my experience, you eventually fall into the "if your own tool is a hammer, than every problem looks like a nail". You won't have all the possible tools to do the best job
I personally found my certifications valuable. Last year, I completed the SuiteFoundation and Administrator exam, both of these guided me into different segments of NetSuite I had never used before.
I'm currently studying for the SuiteCloud developer exam, and I've had the same experience. It's forcing me to look into new modules and test out new functionality. With that being said, I'm a jr. level developer at best, so combining my js training with NetSuite-specific training is relevant.
There is a solid website that recently did a informal survey on this topic, if you want to learn more about value added from NS certifications you can visit: https://netsuite.smash-ict.com/
I recommend all NS newbies to complete the SuiteFoundation training. This applies to everyone, developers, admins, and end-users.
I am an azure customer and i have had very bad experiences with the support so far. The developer support ($25/month) does not help with server outages because they take 8 hours to respond.. and since everyone is in india or some foreign country, that means all i get is an email, so i respond and wait another 8 hours for a response.. theres really know way to get an issue resolved any faster than 2 days it seems.
So my question, what are your personal opinions/experiences of the azure premiere support ($300-$1000/month) vs developer support? Is premiere support American engineers or still from india? Are the engineers more knowledgabe or are they the same as developer support but faster response time? And opinions would be helpful (i have the link to Microsoft's website, i want real info from people who have used it, not sales talk :) )
#kwill stated:
Every time you open a support incident the first communication you
receive from the support engineer will include their normal working
hours along with instructions on how to get support from another
engineer in a time zone that more closely matches yours.
From personal experience I can tell you this:
While this may very well be true, however, the first communication with the support engineer is the tricky part. The last ticket we created, after almost a week we're still waiting on that first communication with a support engineer which had expected response: 4h ; This is with a Gold support account.
I used all service plans (Developer > Premium), not only Azure but also a few Microsoft products (e.g. SharePoint). First of all, I'm not going to criticize Microsoft service supports but most of the paid tickets I raised give me NOT good experience.
Note that Developer support plan aims to help basic troubleshooting. I'm unsure if you are given an experienced engineer (or you are lucky enough) but the first level is support escalation engineer. I have no idea with this role but per my experience, people with this role have no developer background. They have skills in system, network and IT background enough to kind of understand what you encounter, and may answer general questions. In the loop of email also has a few people to monitor the case.
Standard Plan is quite similar to Developer plan. The difference is the support time (24 x 7) because Microsoft engages people from different shifting time zone. The role is still Support Escalation Engineer.
Professional Direct is quite more professional and has experience with the specific Azure service you encounter. This person may come from Premier Field Engineer (PFE) team who understands the service and also have good troubleshooting skills. You are asked as deep as possible so they can drill down to see the root cause.
Premier Support is more to consulting, architecture and code review. If you encounter system or application error when working with Azure, I don't recommend you to pick this plan. Go with Professional Direct plan is enough. Premier Support also has (but rarely) PFE guys engaged. Role engaged mostly is Consultant and Architect (not Cloud Solutions Architect).
My experience (mostly):
I was shared many long articles (from Microsoft Docs for Azure) which even had obsolete information, missing guidance or unclear points without indicating which I should pay attention to. And you know articles from here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ have so many issues (e.g. wrong API version, wrong configuration, invalid class,invalid directive, poor documented SDK sample....)
Developer and Standard Plan would not give much value. Slow response and no consensus (someone handles case then off business hour. Another one takes over and asks what is encountered again). Such a loop resulted waste of time.
Professional Support gives best practices of DOING, or DESIGN, without actually understanding the scenario. Every design has a reason and decision consideration. It's not just giving a documentation then recommend to follow.
Premier Support: it is good but don't really expect something so high. Sometimes your customer asks you to open Premier Support ticket to JUST get confirmation of valid architecture design or coding pattern from Microsoft.
Again, I really love Microsoft and would like to make it better by giving positive feedback.
Kris, the Azure support team is a 24x7 global team with engineers in every region of the world, including the United States. The US based team is the largest team since that is the time of day when the majority of incidents are submitted. All of the support plan options, severities and response times, and email/phone options are available at http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/plans/.
Every time you open a support incident the first communication you receive from the support engineer will include their normal working hours along with instructions on how to get support from another engineer in a time zone that more closely matches yours.
If you ever feel that you are not getting extremely high quality support you can always ask to speak to that engineer's manager, at which time a manager and an escalation engineer will review the incident to make sure you are getting everything you need.
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Where can I purchase a .app Top Level Domain (TLD)?
I've gone to Network Solutions, GoDaddy, etc and can't find someone who is selling .app domains (e.g. http://example.app).
Little update for everyone that is interested...
Launch details for .app
We are currently in the process of launching our fourth open top-level domain, .app, a more secure domain for apps. From games to news to education to business, .app is the perfect home to promote apps on the web. The .app domain is a great place to showcase a unique and trustworthy destination. If you’re interested in carrying .app domains, you can download our RRA here.
Here are the important dates to be aware of in 2018:
Mar 29 - May 1: Trademark holders can register .app domains (known as the "Sunrise" period).
May 1 - May 8: Anyone can register available .app domains for an extra fee (known as the "Early Access" period).
May 8 and onwards: Anyone can register available .app domains (known as “General Availability").
Please note that a claims period will run indefinitely, during which trademark owners will receive notification when their marks are registered as domains.
For now we will be exclusively focusing on launching .app. We are continuing to work on plans for .dev, which shall be launched at a future time. Stay tuned for more details if you’re interested in carrying .dev!
3rd of February 2017 UPDATE
.APP, coming soon
We're currently working on plans for .APP
If you’re an ICANN Accredited Domain Registrar click here to request more information
If you manage an app store for a mobile operating system, please click here to request more information about becoming a qualified partner for .APP. Criteria for being a qualified partner are listed in the contact form and may enable app stores to promote .APP to their developers, and potentially partner on discounts and/or limited registration periods.
Taken straight from Google's own https://www.registry.google/
5th of January 2017 UPDATE
Little update, almost two years later and still no news. Google seem to keep the .app to themselves, to protect their Play Store.
26th of February 2015 UPDATE
There we go. The auction is over. Google won it for a staggering $25 million! They will now have to decide what to do with it.
Source: https://gtldresult.icann.org/application-result/applicationstatus/auctionresults
23rd of February 2015 UPDATE
In two days, the auction for the .app TLD will finally happen. That means that the .app domain names should be available in the coming months. Once a company has won the auction, it will make sure to make the domain names available as soon as possible to start earning money. This is the final step that is holding back this whole process.
Source: http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/applicants/auctions
Nowhere. The timeline given out by ICANN projects the new gTLDs won't be available until the beginning of 2013:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_top-level_domain#New_top-level_domains
You will know when they are operational because they will appear on IANA's website:
http://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/
More info on gTLDs as well:
http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/
Update: The .app top level domain is available and you can purchase your domain by visiting https://get.app/. All domains require HTTPS as the .app top level domain is HSTS preloaded.
You can't register the .APP, even today, more than a year later.
But what you can do, is to watch who will become the .APP registry (who will operate the .APP database).
Several organizations and companies applied to be the registry, you can find it on the ICANN's website at
https://gtldresult.icann.org/application-result/applicationstatus/viewstatus
(The .APP was the most applied for top-level domain, FYI.)
Here on my website, https://www.domainosity.com/domains/app/, you can see the information in more convenient way, also there is syndicated news about the .APP,
also you can see links to information about the applicants. Good idea may be to subscribe to their social network updates.
If you watch how the situation develops (who will become the registry finally) you will be ready to get the domain as soon as it is possible (and therefore have greatest chance to catch the desired name).
July 31st Update
The .app gtld was the most highly contended of all the gtlds. At the time of writing it has not yet become eligible to enter auction. This is pretty much key in determining when it will reach the market.
Here are some of the "Not Yet Eligible To Enter An Auction" New gTLDs that will most likely be auctioned after March 2015:
.Food, .Gay, .Blog, .Radio, .App, .Home, .Hotel, .Cloud, News, .Art,
Music, .Movie, Store, .Wine, Search, .Kids/.Kid, .Car/Cars,
.Sport/.Sports, .Game/Games and .Web/.Webs.
Can anyone suggest a good book or site for learning BASIC language?
I would like to try my hands on Realbasic but all that I read about this software is about the user interfaces. Not much is available on how to code. Thank you and best regards.
There are a number of resources available to learn Real Studio. First, there are the hundreds of example programs that come with the IDE itself. They are a good place to start poking around so you can discover the questions you don't know you have yet.
The Association of REALbasic Professionals has a source code repository that contains over 150 tutorials and projects for Real Studio. They also have conference videos and other miscellaneous resources. They are at http://www.arbp.org.
My site has over 30 hours of Real Basic training videos at http://www.bkeeney.com. Most of the sessions have an associated project file that you are free to peruse and use in your own projects.
Also take a look at VTC which has about 8 hours of video training available for real studio at http://www.vtc.com/products/Real-Studio-Tutorials.htm
Sadly, most of the books are pretty dated. Real Studio is updated every 90 days which means that any book published today will already be dated in a few months. There are some available from Amazon and I would search there: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=realbasic&x=0&y=0