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The context is a long running server side calculation. Because of this long running necessity, we can not use the default request/response, but need to handle it asynchronously.

We have 3 api endpoints available to implement this asynchronous result calculation.

Uplaod the data to process
Track the caculation process
Return the calculation result

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iCapps - JSON request/response specification

Goals

The goal is to specify a consistent api request/repsonse cycle while keeping enough room for project specific implementation.

General rules

Every property is always returned in the response, even when null.

React Native Live Templates for WebStorm

How to add Live Template in Webstorm

open preferences
editor> live templates
add template group for React Native
add templates below to the new group
define context > javascript
edit variables > add "fileNameWithoutExtension" to "$fnName$"

Run bash inside running container.

docker exec -it CONTAINER_ID /bin/bash

Buliding efficient Dockerfiles for node

Design developer friendly

Zeplin FTW

Icons

svg icons please
ids / classes voor stijlbare groepen, dit maakt de svg stijlbaar en herbruikbaar
wanneer oude browsers (<IE9) moet voor elk icoon ook een .png variant voorzien worden (Zeplin)

app.js

// import styles
import '../styles/app.css';

// import dependencies
import { polyfill as promisePolyfill} from 'es6-promise';
import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch';

Import solution

custom-levels/my-level.js

/**
 * Create your level from these building blocks:
 *
 * Legende:
 *   @ = Player start position
 *   o = Coins

	{
	"$defs": {
	"FnameSettings": {
	"properties": {
	"landuse_CORINE": {
	"description": "Path to the CORINE land use file",
	"title": "Landuse Corine",
	"type": "string"
	},
	"landuse_LCZ": {

	function fib(end) {
	const range = [0, 1];

	while (range[range.length - 1] < end) {
	const prev = range[range.length - 1];
	const prevPrev = range[range.length - 2];
	range.push(prev + prevPrev);
	}

	return range;

	/*
	* Outputs a float representing the iOS version if user is using an iOS browser i.e. iPhone, iPad
	* Possible values include:
	* 3 - v3.0
	* 4.0 - v4.0
	* 4.14 - v4.1.4
	* false - Not iOS
	*/

	var iOS = parseFloat(