8:00 – 5:00 SR

• Filled out contact info for Steve
• The stricter trust chain did not work. I had Ronda go back to the looser one.
• Fixed attraction/repulsion/linkScalar it’s 1.0, 10.0, 10.0 for defaults
• Ran into a weirdness with <input type=”range> and browsers. Chrome is fine. FF and Chrome have differing default widths and margin/padding. Had to add the following to get all ranges to work similarly:

  .forceRange{
      position: absolute;
      width: 120px;
      right: 10px;
      margin: 0px;
      padding: 5px;
      z-index: 2;
  }

• Back to figuring out the AlchemyNews API. Blew up the limit again, being careful. I think that the news API, aside from behaving poorly (things like ‘&q.enriched.url.concepts.concept.relevance=0.9’ don’t work). Think I’m going to add more user interaction and less machine learning. Store it all for later page ranking?

8:00 – 2:30 SR

• Updated the truancy report.
• Adding multi-connections to network construction
• Woohoo!
• Then
  • NewsAPI or database.

8:00 – 2:00 SR

• The production server is behaving again!
• Wrote up some thoughts on TypeScript interfaces and fat arrow notation.
• Working out more subtle network linkages. An item is current (selected?) has potentially several other items that will connect to it. Selecting should also bring up the search results associated with that item (create an itemlist of nearest neighbors). Maybe the item should be created before the results of the query come back. That might make things more modal.

8:00 – 4:30 SR

• The production server isn’t visible through the browser, though the test server is. It first I thought it was pre-populated keychains, but when the servers are set up identically, the production server still doesn’t cooperate. Ronda’s putting in a ticket.
• Helped Ronda generate a PKI request for the new dev server, she’s going to try to make it work on the other two.
• Looking at Dong’s code, I cannot figure out why he needs fat arrow. His:

  public promiseCaller():void{
     this.promise = this.service.getQueries();
     this.promise.then(this.processData, this.errorData);
  }
  
  public processData = (data:any):void => {
     console.log("got data");
  };
  
  public errorData = (data:any):void => {
     alert("error getting data");
  };

• And mine

  private goodUserQuery (response:any) {console.log("got data");}
  private goodUserQuery (response:any) {alert("error getting data");}
  public promiseCaller():void{
      this.queryService.submit(qstr, this.goodUserQuery, this.errorResponse);
  }

• Which calls (in the service):

  public submit(query:string, goodResponse:any, errorResponse:any):any {
     return this.httpService(query).then(goodResponse, errorResponse);
  }

• And it looks like Google won’t let me use their images as textures. Working at downloading on the server side and storing in a local directory, using PHP. That works just fine! And to keep from downloading the same pix all the time, added a check as well. PHP has pretty much everything you’d ever want to do stuff on the web. But no typing. Must check out Hack one of these days.
• Adding connections. Finally! Simple conditions are working and up.

8:00 – 4:00SR

• Prime day. May poke at that a bit. Disappointing.
• Call Porsche for oil change and chin cover repair – nope. Tomorrow?
• Get network connections working – Almost!
• Add news API integration – nope

8:00 – 4:00 SR

1. Sent Steve F. some background on Visibility and equipment requests
2. Continue working on integrating dynamic data provider into charts. First pass is done, but kind of crappy. I think there needs to be a recursive way of adding the data. Something like an tree object that recurses through itself to create the data provider which is then rendered. Ponder it over the weekend.
3. Need to make a self-contained example of the flexbox/ng-repeat interaction.
4. Redid my tuition reimbursement because Novetta changed it after I submitted it before.
5. Uploaded the current app and it still works!