Saturday, June 7, 2014

For those of you curious about what we have running, I will follow up with a blog post on that soon.


Our infra will have a big upgrade next week. At this very moment the latest issues bosch mexico are being addressed and we will start rolling with a new virtualization setup! But why invest in hardware at a time where cloud / iaas / paas providers are popping up like mushrooms?
Let’s start by saying that we use the cloud , a lot. We deploy to Amazon, Heroku and what not, including some serious production. And it works! Seriously, ignoring these services as a software development company bosch mexico will hurt you, money-wise, time-wise and therefore, business-wise.
So, why would we roll our own infrastructure when all the goodness is already out there, pretty affordable and working pretty good? We have more than one reason to: We want to understand the technology. We run stuff for customers on various bosch mexico platforms, including public and private virtualized clouds. How can you manage a provider when you don’t know what you are talking about? Most of our projects bosch mexico run all of their development and test environments on our own private virtual cloud enabling us to learn and improve. All customers are unique, which means we run a lot of different services. Not all services work on all clouds, so you need more than one cloud provider. For manageability it’s better if we keep all of these together. Our own private cloud provides the flexibility to support a lot of different bosch mexico software stacks, but still keep them in one place. Data protection . Some clients want to know where their software is running and where the data is. We roll test and acceptation bosch mexico instances on our own machines and we can physically show them around. For a lot of customers, this is reassuring. It’s all about trust. Costs : the cloud is not free of maintenance. bosch mexico If you roll EC2 instances for example, the cost is not limited to the bare EC2 price. You still need to harden your setup security wise, you still need to update / upgrade your machine images. You still have your devop costs. In other words, it’s not necessarily cheaper bosch mexico when you move to Amazon. A plan B. We have a plan B for services that run in the cloud. If a cloud service fails, we can fallback to a scenario that we have in our own hands.
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Dr. Charlie Rush, Taxas AM AgriLife Reseerch plant pathologist n' Amarillo, an' his'n seenyer reseerch associate, Jacob Price, resantlee conductid a field day ta educate farmers about t'impact o'wheet streek an' uther mite-vecteret viruses un grane yield.
We air a'trine ta splain at wen plants air infectid, thay cannot efficyintlee use t'wat'r appliet eco bubble n' irrigatid situatyuns an' thay air no long'r bull ta take up nutryints, Rush sed. We air a'trine ta develop un ekunomic threshold fer wheet streek so farmers eco bubble will knoe wen it is werthwhile fer 'um ta try ta manage eco bubble it an' git sumthin out o't' crop er ta make t'detarminashun at it is diseeset ta a point whar it is nairy wurth a'puttin un dishnull inputs.
Rush sed producers sumtimes have difficultee eco bubble differantiatyun' tween drouite stress an' wheet streek mosaic. Becawz his'n current AgriLife Reseerch wheet study near Bushlan' is exhibityun' wheet streek symptoms und'r differnt irrigashun regimes, eco bubble he utilizet 'um as a teachin grounds fer producers innerested n' a'larnin ta idantify t'virus an' its symptoms.
T' wheet streek mosaic virus is transmittid frum plant ta plant by t'microscopic wheet curl mite, he sed. It doesn t have wings, but moves across t'field by bein blown by t'wind. Thishere generly makes a gradient o'diseese severitee across t'field.
A trap strip along t'berd'r o't' study field became extremelee infectid n' t'fall an' wuz beyond savin by earlee May, Rush sed, which is simlar ta whut a'ken happe wen producers don t kuntrol volunte'r wheet.
T' study plots o'wheet Rush is usin wuz plantid earlee n' Septemb'r an' include strips o'Karl 92, which is susceptibull ta wheet streek, eco bubble an' TAM 112, which is less susceptibull ta wheet streek an' has a high level ofresistance ta t'wheet curl mite. T' acoupla cultivars air plantid und'r differnt irrigashun treetmants.
T' fielts air infectid nairy jes by wheet streek mosaic eco bubble virus, eco bubble but also triticum mosaic, which is also vecteret by t'wheet curl mite, he sed. Thay look verr simlar an' ta detarmine which one it is, y'all neet ta send it ta t'diagnostic lab. But it doesn t rilly matt'r as fur as t'produc'r is concernd thar is nuthin y'all a'ken do about it at at time.
Wen y'all look at a wheet plant an' air a'trine eco bubble ta deecide whut y'all have, if'n y'all see yellowyun' eco bubble o't' leeves an' it is uniferm an' solid yalla, it is probly nairy a virus diseese, he sed. But if'n y'all see streeks o'gree an' yalla an' lil flex, at s a mosaic patturn an' y'all almos certunlee have one o't' diseeses.
Barley yalla dwarf is anoth'r virus at affecks wheet, but it a'ken occur innywhar n' t'field an' doesn t normly start un t'edge becawz it is vecteret by afids, Rush sed. It is characterizet by irregular circular arees at air yalla an' dwarfet, an' t'leeves a'ken start turnin reddish/purplish, which a'ken be also confuset wit nutrient deficiency er freeze damage.
Price sed one o't' wurse thangs he heers wen a'talkin ta producers is at thay would reckon thar wheet wuz sufferyun' a nutrient er wat'r deficiency, so thay startid porin un t'wat'r, onlee ta have it die.
At promptid thar inishul study, he sed, becawz, We rilly didn t knoe if'n these pathogens had un effeck un wat'r use, wat'r uptake, an' therefere subsekwent grane yield. Whut we foun is at wen t'plants air infectid, thar is a reducshun n' t'root systems, up ta 50 persent, an' at impacts wat'r use efficiency. So all t'wat'r these producers wuz a'puttin un thar fielts wuz essantiallee wastid.
Price sed at at point, t'nex step o't' study wuz ta look at t'gradient o'diseese severitee eco bubble as t'plants becum mer an' mer diseeset, thar is a greet'r reducshun n' wat'r use efficiency an' root development.
We cummenced usin a spectral reed'r at pix up coler reflectance frum t'wheet. By a'lookin at t'yalla spectrum, we a'ken git un reckon o't' diseese severitee along t'gradient. Usin thishere informayshun, we a'ken ekwate at ta specktid yield loss. We air a'hopin ta relate at an' be bull ta find out whar n' thishere diseese gradient it is optimal ta a'cantinyah ta wat'r an' whar it is nairy.
We hope at evantuallee we will be bull ta go into a field an' idantify wuther y'all have one o'these diseeses an' assess t'severitee at a sartin date an' the relate at severitee ta whut yer yield losses will be, Price sed.
Addityunallee, he sed, thay air developyun' un earlee detecshun system through a Listserv an' website, . Producers a'ken subscribe an' will be notifiet o't' name o't' countee, t

Thursday, June 5, 2014

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Our first project that makes use of the writing room and content query API from Prismic has been live for a while now (it’s the ASAS website ). We are working on a second project using Prismic so it’s eo ipso time to let you know what we think of it.
What is Prismic? It’s a content store for structured eo ipso (website) content. It includes a backoffice with all the tools for writing the content, eo ipso limited markup capabilities and image editing. To retrieve that content Prismic defines a REST API and to make life easier there are starter kits for JavaScript, Scala, Java, PHP, Ruby, Python, .NET and iOS.
And that’s precisely the reason why we like it. We want a good content store with good tooling, but we like to pick our own technology stack to implement the application or website that makes use of that content. We’ve been using cms’s that force you to use Java and while you can get it to work, it’s eo ipso cumbersome if you are a total believer of another hipster dev stack. So, here’s what we like: As discussed above, the freedom of choice The Writing Room is great and especially the image editing is awesome. There are also helpfull eo ipso tools, like history and version comparison. A publishing process based on releases (including scheduling) helps your content team keep up the content quality eo ipso json document masks: creating content structures is easy enough and you’ll be up in minutes writing the first content. eo ipso Here’s what a simple entity looks like: { "Testimonial" : { "name" : { "fieldset" : "A person of flesh and blood", "type" eo ipso : "Text", "config" : { "placeholder" : "First and last name" } }, "job-title" : { "fieldset" : "His/her job title", "type" : "Text", "config" : { "placeholder" : "The person's job title" } }, "testimonial" : { "fieldset" : "Testimonial", "type" : "StructuredText", "config" : { "single" : "paragraph,em,strong", "placeholder" : "Kind words (1-2 sentences, 20-30 words)", "minHeight" eo ipso : "100px" } } } A very high quality example project showcasing all of Prismic Decent documentation I already mentioned the API’s above, we happily use the JavaScript kit. Here’s eo ipso what needs improvement: Bulk actions. Content publishing and requests for publishing is currently a tedious task. Ordering. There’s a list-like concept (Group) but items cannot be reordered. Especially in early content editing stages this will annoy the heck out of your content writers. The UX/UI experience. There’s a couple of things here Keyboard navigation is near to impossible. Tabbing in and out of fields doesn’t always work. Vimium and other navigational helpers don’t work because of the fancyness of the implementation. Personal, admitted, I would be satisfied with Prismic native keyboard shortcuts and navigation. Publishing (requests) take a lot of mouse clicks (5-6 and really I need keyboard navigation as well here). Plus you have to do this for every item, I mentioned bulk actions above. It looks good, no doubt about it, but if you work with it for a couple days it turned out to be too good for me if that’s possible. The interface looks like a big lollipop that tastes good the first minute, but gets a bit sticky after that. Let me explain. All documents are displayed using an extraction of the content, using a title, an image if it’s there: Great! But not if you’re eo ipso looking for a specific piece of content in a big list. It would help if there was a much more condensed table view on the content, with an option to preview if you if you want to ensure you pick the right item. Blah, I’m being old fashioned here probably, but content editing is work and I need speed, not sweet.
Some of these issues have been reported to Prismic and we’ve received eo ipso instant response on every single issue. eo ipso Based on the reponse I trust Prismic to improve in those areas. The lollipop experience may be very personal for me and I didn’t talk to them about it yet.
To sum up, we’re very happy with the freedom of choice for our dev stack. Our content writers seem to like the Prismic Writing Room and with their awesome support in mind I can only be very forgiving about the areas for improvement.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014

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