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- Introduction
- Deep-dive
Balisage, they say, is Tops | |
And all things markup excellent | |
Like all the different content blocks | |
ID and node path, relevant | |
Schematron, they say, it's fun | |
And also good and valid | |
Go make a parsing pipeline run | |
Encode a div soup salad | |
I think you'll need to query | |
Stylesheets and definitions |
There was a young man from Cork City | |
Who thought that XML was so pretty | |
He accepted word files | |
and hoped to find smiles | |
But found that footnotes were quite Shitty |
/articles/{doi}/pub_info: | |
get: | |
description: Get PDF file locations in JSON format. | |
operationId: doi | |
produces: | |
- application/json | |
parameters: | |
- name: doi | |
in: path | |
description: FID of article |
swagger: '2.0' | |
info: | |
version: '2.0' | |
title: eLife API | |
description: Utillity methods to access eLife article information. | |
contact: | |
name: Swagger API team | |
email: [email protected] | |
url: http://swagger.io | |
host: api.elifesciences.org:80 |
/* | |
This widget shows Recent Posts on your Tumblr blog. | |
Its dependency is jQuery. | |
Usage: | |
1) Add html: | |
<div id="recent-posts"></div> | |
2) Add code into the <head>: |
The role will primarily be responsible for back end development of the eLife journal, with support provided for development of other eLife sites. This is an opportunity to work on stuff that matters, and not just on another advertising or media site. You will be expected to work closely with the rest of the development team, especially front end, to deliver a world class experience to eLife authors and readers.
on handle_string(message) | |
-- get the input from LaunchBar | |
do shell script "/Users/ian/bin/todo " & quoted form of message | |
end handle_string |
#!/usr/bin/env python | |
import sys | |
import time | |
TODO_FILE = "/Users/ian/Dropbox/notes/todos/inbound_todos.md" | |
def string_to_taskpaper_item(input): | |
now = time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M") | |
taskpaper_item = "\n\t- " + now + " | " + input + " @todo @ian" | |
return taskpaper_item |
eLife is an innovative, open-access research journal covering the life and biomedical sciences. We are supported by three major funding agencies - the Wellcome Trust, The Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Max Planck Society. In addition to publishing outstanding new research, eLife is also exploring new ways to present, organise and share scientific findings and ideas.
As part of our commitment to creating great tools for our researchers, we are seeking an excellent and passionate Software Engineer in Test (SET) to join our collaborative and success driven Digital Development team.
The primary responsibility of the SET role will be to create and maintain innovative automated test frameworks to verify eLife sites and APIs.
As SET, you’ll have gained automated testing experience in a busy agile development environment and have excellent problem solving and analytical skills. You'll have a great understanding of testing throughout the product lifecycle and will have