Latest PECL Releases:lua 2.0.7 - Fixed windows build for 7.4 zip 1.18.0RC6 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive - make status, statusSys properties and ZipArchive::getStatusString() method available after archive is closed - Fixed bug #72374 remove_path option strips first char of filename - Fixed bug #50678 files extracted lost their original modified time zip 1.18.0RC5 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive - make status, statusSys properties and ZipArchive::getStatusString() method available after archive is closed - Fixed bug #72374 remove_path option strips first char of filename - Fixed bug #50678 files extracted lost their original modified time phalcon 4.0.5 Full changelog can be found at: https://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon/blob/master/CHANGELOG-4.0.md [4.0.5] Added Changed Fixed Fixed PhalconDb::fetchAll to correctly return data when Enum::FETCH_COLUMN is supplied. #13321 Fixed Postgres NULL values to not be required during model update. #14862 Fixed MySQL alter column when default value contains not only CURRENT_TIMESTAMP #14880 Fixed MySQL default value with ON UPDATE expression #14887 Fixed Str::dirFromFile() to replace . with - to avoid issues with Windows environments #14858 zip 1.18.0RC4 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive - make status, statusSys properties and ZipArchive::getStatusString() method available after archive is closed - Fixed bug #72374 remove_path option strips first char of filename zip 1.18.0RC3 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive - make status, statusSys properties and ZipArchive::getStatusString() method available after archive is closed CSV 0.3.1 Fix Windows compilation. Fix package stability. Add tests for a custom EOL sequence as nul byte. Bundle tests with release. zip 1.18.0RC2 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive CSV 0.3.0 Initial release on PECL.

Indico Data, the unstructured data company, unveiled Indico 5 to allow companies to better make use of automation and intelligent document processing (IDP) on unstructured data. Despite 90% of enterprise data being unstructured according to a December 2021 IDC report, only 2% of it is being utilized based on additional Google research. The platform uses … continue reading The post Indico 5 launched to accelerate automation on unstructured data appeared first on SD Times.

Chris and Klare chat about the incredibly daunting task of planning a project that is huge and long-term. We know we’re pretty OK at planning smaller-scale projects. We plan, we kanban, we get the job done. But a single basic kanban isn’t going to cut it for a truly gigantic project. We get into talking […] The post #328: Large Scale Planning appeared first on CodePen Blog.

Great tweet from Oleg Kyrylchuk (follow him!) showing how cool Parallel.ForEachAsync is in .NET 6. It's new! Let's look at this clean bit of code in .NET 6 that calls the public GitHub API and retrieves n number of names and bios, given a list of GitHub users:using System.Net.Http.Headers;using System.Net.Http.Json;var userHandlers = new []{ "users/okyrylchuk", "users/shanselman", "users/jaredpar", "users/davidfowl"};using HttpClient client = new(){ BaseAddress = new Uri("https://api.github.com"),};client.DefaultRequestHeaders.UserAgent.Add(new ProductInfoHeaderValue("DotNet", "6"));ParallelOptions parallelOptions = new(){ MaxDegreeOfParallelism = 3};await Parallel.ForEachAsync(userHandlers, parallelOptions, async (uri, token) =>{ var user = await client.GetFromJsonAsync<GitHubUser>(uri, token); Console.WriteLine($"Name: {user.Name} Bio: {user.Bio} ");});public class GitHubUser{ public string Name { get; set; } public string Bio { get; set; }} Let's note a few things in this sample Oleg shared. First, there's no Main() as that's not required (but you can have it if you want). We also see just two usings, bringing other namespaces into scope. Here's what it would look like with explicit namespaces:using System;using System.Net.Http;using System.Net.Http.Headers;using System.Net.Http.Json;using System.Threading.Tasks; We've got an array of users to look up in userHandlers. We prep an HttpClient and setup some ParallelOptions, giving our future ForEach the OK to "fan out" to up to three degrees of parallelism - that's the max number of concurrent tasks we will enable in one call. If it's -1 there is no limit to the number of concurrently running operations. The really good stuff is here. Tight and clean:await Parallel.ForEachAsync(userHandlers, parallelOptions, async (uri, token) =>{ var user = await client.GetFromJsonAsync<GitHubUser>(uri, token); Console.WriteLine($"Name: {user.Name} Bio: {user.Bio}");}); "Take this array and naively fan out into parallel tasks and make a bunch of HTTP calls. You'll be getting JSON back that is shaped like the GitHubUser." We could make it even syntactically shorter if we used a record vs a class with this syntax:public record GitHubUser (string Name, string Bio); This makes "naive" parallelism really easy. By naive we mean "without inter-dependencies." If you want to do something and you need to "fan out" this is super easy and clean. Sponsor: Make login Auth0's problem. Not yours. Provide the convenient login features your customers want, like social login, multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, passwordless, and more. Get started for free.(C) 2021 Scott Hanselman. All rights reserved.     

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