I installed devstack,Now I am trying to connect devstack through jcloud heat api.Can anyone can share any sample application or code for heat api implementation.
Thanks
jclouds doesn't support the OpenStack Heat API at this time. Please feel free to open an issue in our JIRA issue tracker. It also helps us if you specify which API calls are most important to you so we can prioritize those.
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I am looking for a visualization tool for OData similar to XOData by Pragmatiqa. I need it to test and play with an OData service on my local machine. Pragmatiqa had a Chrome App had everything I am looking for but they seem to have discontinued it since it is not available on Chrome Store anymore.
Any help would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
Can anybody help me in implementing rabbitmq client for ESP32(NodeMCU Lua)..?
Actually I'm having little knowledge on MQTT I've implemented basic publish and subscribe with Mosquitto broker on ESP32(NodeMCU Lua) which is already available in NodeMCU documentation.
Now I want to work with Rabbitmq but I don't know how to work with that, where to start and there's no much available resources for guiding how to use rabbitmq in NodeMCU Lua and any efforts towards this will be appreciated.
I'm having doubts like can I able to implement with the existing API's (module) provided by NodeMCU (https://nodemcu.readthedocs.io/en/dev-esp32/modules/mqtt) or need to implement a dedicated client for Rabbitmq please help me to get solution for this maze and also please provide me any sources.
Abhi - if this is still an issue for you then perhaps I can help:
you do NOT need any RabbitMQ plugins or other code on the NodeMCU device.
you DO need your NodeMCU firmware compiled to include the MQTT module.
you DO need to enable the rabbitmq_mqtt plugin on your server.
For help with NodeMCU stuff look at https://nodemcu.readthedocs.io/en/release/modules/mqtt/
And for the RabbitMQ plugin: https://www.rabbitmq.com/mqtt.html#enabling-plugin
Cheers
Sean
I've noticed that certain apps on Android (ie. gboard) support translating phrases such as 'poop emoji' into the actual emoji as part of speech recognition. I was wondering if this is something that is supported through google's cloud speech APIs that I could similarly use in my own applications?
In my initial scan of the API I can't see anything that might indicate a way to turn this on (ie. RecognitionConfig et.al has no obvious toggles for it), and in some quick one-off tests in my own app I wasn't provided emoji-fied results from the service.
I've done a bunch of googling but found nothing so far.
Any insight here would be awesome, thanks!
-edit- Thanks to the answer below I have learned this currently is not supported. I've gone to Google's issue tracker to request this feature. If anyone wishes to track the feature request the link is:
https://issuetracker.google.com/u/1/issues/113978818
The Cloud Speech-to-Text API service doesn't currently support emoji phrases recognition; however, you can use the Send Feedback button located at the lower left and upper right corners of the service public documentation, as well as take a look the Issue Tracker tool in case you want to raise a Speech API feature request in order to notify to Google about this desired functionality.
Finally, you can refer to the Release Notes section of Speech-to-Text API to keep the track of the new features and functionalities added to the service.
I am planning to implement an online whiteboard. But I have no idea where to start. I went through many creative applications online, most of them seemed to have been implemented using Adobe Flash. Can anyone provide ideas on how to start off with the application regarding both the front-end and back-end implementation.
As a web developer I would suggest you to look at HTML5 Canvas as it allows you to draw/scribble on it. You must consider using fabric js So you would need HTML5 and javascript.
To share your whiteboard scribbling or anything you ll have to push real time data to other clients/user(aka browser), you should consider websockets , socket.io
Here this question can you help you I think. That should get you started. Let us know if you face any specific problem.
Does anyone know of a good even paid API for mapping to get GEO stuff.
I am really frustrated with google map giving poor results even though it beats all others.
I have tried so far.
Google
Yahoo
BING
Mapquest
Multimap
Can anyone suggest other good services ?
Hope ya CAN !
I'm assuming you've tried ArcGIS and ArcView? This might be a little more than what you are looking for.
I can highly reccomend deCarta. They were the engine that Google and Yahoo started on. They are used by VZNavigator, Tmobile, Samsung, Nokia, and many other companies.
Their developer zone is free and you can it out there.
http://developer.decarta.com
Check for Navdata website. Its very expensive but is cool and is used in almost GPS software.
Try an API that can consume WMS and WFS, in addition to imagery. I highly recommend a JavaScript API called OpenLayers, which can consume Google, Bing, WMS, WFS, KML, and your own custom services.