Hearing in the spirit is not a skill to be acquired it's a sense to be sharpened you already have the sense You are already hearing God the Holy Spirit is already speaking to you right here right now He's saying something to you there are the voices of self Satan secular and spirit secular is the voices of culture People family members anyone who speaks just according to the thinking of the world Satan obviously we know Questions the word and contradicts the word constantly we know that sometimes self can speak to us things that are random You can have a thought that's just kind of a neutral thought that's understandable We all have those and then there's the spirit This is the speaking of truth and so the key is not in getting the Holy Spirit to speak to you the key is in silencing the satanic the secular and Self and you do that all that's left is the spirit and you hear him loud and clear So how do we do this number one the word? Please hear me now Insisting upon adherence to the word Insisting upon biblical accuracy is not religious and I think we have to get that out of our heads this idea that oh You know you're you're you're you're going to the word. That's head knowledge. That's that's philosophy That's that's just the wisdom of man. No my friend the word was inspired by God 2 Timothy 3 16 and 17 all Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to what to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives It corrects us when we are wrong and you felt that correction before I'm sure and teaches us to do what is right God uses it to prepare and equip his people to do every good work So we understand the Bible the word of God is inspired by the Holy Spirit every word This is why be very careful of anyone who questions foundational teachings of the word be careful of yourself even Watch out for your own reasoning when you have to bend things in Scripture to fit your opinion Well, I don't know. Let me let me let me just kind of shift that meaning there Just a tad not not completely or you know what? Let me let me question that word there Let me let me just kind of shift the definition of that word So it seems a little more consistent.   No, my friend. We must dive into the word. We must receive the word We must have a rich knowledge of the word and that knowledge is set on fire by the Holy Ghost Revelation is knowledge set on fire by the Holy Ghost.  Here's the word and that serves as my grounding That serves as my my stability.  That's like building on his word so that when the storms come By the way, he did not say if the storms come he said when the storms come You'll be standing why because you built on a solid foundation the word and so we build our lives Upon the words of Christ. That's not a contradiction to the spirit.  I'm not saying this to tear you down I'm saying this to wake you up. I want to help you grow past certain things And if you're intimidated by the word, that's okay. So was I if you're if you're nervous about well Maybe maybe I won't get anything really out of it and it kind of intimidates me I don't know really understand all that just start reading it I was at a place in my life right and know anything about the scripture and I had to really dig in and discipline and and and and and make use of what God had put before me and That begins with simple obedience so the word now watch this serves as a foundation and the number two Is wisdom? Please hear what I'm about to say but before you do I want you to write in the comment section if you'll commit to the word just type it in the comment section Just put the word exclamation point. So the word becomes the foundation now and Then what begins to happen when you read the word when I begin to know the word? suddenly There's this root of wisdom that begins to take hold in my life I read the word my mind's being washed my mind's being renewed I'm beginning to think like God thinks I'm beginning to understand his nature I'm beginning to understand his ways now watch this once I know the word now then wisdom begins to naturally follow Now wisdom is How the Holy Spirit speaks to your spirit? So the word that's just the Holy Spirit speaking directly to you through the word But wisdom is the Holy Spirit speaking to your spirit Romans chapter 12 verse 2 says do not be conformed to this world But be transformed by the renewal of your mind that by testing you may discern what is the will of God? This is so powerful What is good and acceptable and perfect? Well, how do I discern the will of God? How do I discern what he's saying? I do so by renewing my mind. How do I renew the mind? My friend, it's the word as you read his word The mind is being renewed James 1 5 if you need wisdom Ask our generous God and he will give it to you.  It is a purposeful pool on your life You just kind of have this natural inclination in Understanding what God wants you to do in any given situation Why because you become familiar with his nature when you know the word of God you understand his will And as you begin to become more familiar with his will now you begin to become more familiar with his ways The word shows you his will and that begins to develop wisdom in you Wisdom shows you his ways first the word foundation then the structure wisdom Then there's the whisper and this is the Holy Spirit speaking to your mind the natural mind Now some have said well You know if it's written in the word then the Holy Spirit doesn't need to say it because it's already in the word And if it's not written in the word then the Holy Spirit wouldn't speak it because it's not written in the word But this fails to take into account this type of reasoning this thinking Fails to take into account that often we need instructions for the very specific details of our lives Not always are you gonna find chapter and verse chapter and verse what you should do specifically in every situation Of course you have the word to understand the general will of God then you have wisdom which helps to teach you his ways But then what do you do after that when you need an ultra specific instruction from the Lord in order to make sure that you're on the right path That's when the whisper comes in but don't try please hear me now Do not try to hear the whisper if you are not a person of the word and that's gonna make some of you mad It's not my goal to make you mad I love you and I want to just tell you the truth John 14 26 But the helper the Holy Spirit whom the father will send in my name He will teach you all things and bring to remembrance all that I have said to you so the Holy Spirit reminds and he reveals He reminds you of what has been said, but he also reveals what God is saying Let me say that again He reminds you of what has been said, but he also reveals what God is saying now Some might ask does this mean that what he speaks is on the same level of authority in terms of the scripture? No, because he's speaking very specifically for very specific situations and instances in your lives in your life And therefore that wouldn't be something that could apply to everybody all the time These instructions don't have universal application and for all time when it's the whisper as I'm describing it here so He whispers to your heart, but don't try to live your life by the whisper And this is what some Christians do thinking they're spiritual. They think they're spiritual because they kind of so, you know I just kind of like the wind I go I call them hippie Christians They just I wherever the Holy Spirit takes me I'm like the wind and and there's no discipline. There's no foundation There's no grounding everything's based off of their experience their encounters They're never interpreting their encounters to the word. They're only interpreting the word through their encounters Well, this is what it means to me. This is what I feel it's speaking and that's all I'm telling it It just means it's a lack of maturity in the faith period And so we need to come to the place where the word is first and then the wisdom and then the whisper If you're a person of the word and you're walking in the Holy Spirit's wisdom Those are your safety nets for when he begins to speak with the whisper and Many believers have this reversed and then number four So first it's the word then it's wisdom then number three the whisper and then number four wonders Now this is where you'll see Prophecy visions dreams miracles guys we believe in this These have not ceased the gifts have not ceased Prophecy is for today the spiritual gifts are for today Miracles are for today deliverance is for today healing is for today dreams are for today visions are for today Supernatural encounters are for today. We can't dismiss this why because the word tells us so and so the problem arises though When you try to live your life by the wonders instead of by the word many believers have this reversed So the word is the foundation Wisdom is that structure The whisper of the Holy Spirit is like the drywall and some of the materials that get added on to that and the wonders That's like the nice decorations for your house the furniture the the extra pieces if you will But if you live your life only with the extra pieces just the wonders My goodness you're never gonna have a solid foundation some believers They just live by their experience and then the word is an afterthought That's gonna cause you to end up with all kinds of confusion strange doctrines confusion tension bondage Isolation it leads to all sorts of problems anxiety. That's why you start with the word then the word produces wisdom wisdom Causes you to be mature enough to be able to distinguish between the whisper and your own thoughts And then the whisper Helps you to understand and navigate the world of wonders So the word is first don't try to live your life by wonders and the whisper Start with the word build it as your foundation Then you'll have the wisdom then you'll hear the whispers and then you can have the discernment That's necessary to receive only what are godly wonders father. I pray in the name of Jesus That you would begin to cause your people to desire your word Lord we repent of any neglect of your word Help us to recommit To being people of scripture Holy spirit we surrender to the way that you desire to speak help us to not box you in to just what our experiences tell us Help us Lord. I pray to go to higher places By living according to your word And father I pray also For healing Deliverance a Fresh touch of your power. Come on. Let's believe for God to touch you right now the anointing of the Holy Spirit is flowing Jesus I thank you for that river of power that's flowing now Lord let your power flow out of my hands right through that camera and Right to wherever they're watching I Join my face with that one believing now And I pray Lord That you're healing virtue flow. We thank you Jesus Somebody watching right now believing for healing of asthma we rebuke it in Jesus name Digestive issues a woman with digestive issues watching I rebuke it in the name of Jesus a Shoulder injury I rebuke that now be healed in the name of the one whom I serve Someone being delivered from an addiction someone is being delivered from an addiction right now You don't need to beg. You don't need to plead There's nothing you need to do but receive by faith God does not hide your freedom behind ancient mysteries. It's as simple as asking receive that now That's the power of the Holy Ghost. I rebuke that now be delivered in the name of the one whom I serve Alcohol addiction I break that power in the name of Jesus drug addiction we break There's a woman watching me now Your heart is breaking for your son You're believing he's gonna come back to the faith. I agree with you now in the name of Jesus Church just begin to receive. That's the power of the Holy Ghost Write your prayer requests in the comment section now. We'll all agree together. Thank you Lord Jesus I give you the honor. Wow, there's power flowing such power Holy Spirit Let them sense your presence in the room with them now But your presence and power are abiding in that place. Let them sense the manifested touch of your power We give you the glory and the honor Wow, I want you to say it because you believe it say Amen. 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Well, I'm back to wrap some more wisdom to you about the Cow Town cleanup and what you need to do, but this time around, I won't elaborate other than to say you should participate. My main girl, Cheryl, who is at the park, will tell you what to do so that you can't embark. So listen real close. She'll tell you what to do so you can go and help. Yeah, I'm talking to you. Now, my breakdowns are anything but ordinary. Some people might say that they are legendary. I'll take us out now, so try not to cry, but this will put a tear even in Snoop Dogg's eye. Okay, I got one. Is it that time of year already? Cow Town cleanup? I thought we just had the litter stump. Oh wait, that was in September so it's been a few months. Let me check my calendar here. Oh yeah, April 1st from 8 to 11. Any Fort Worth location that you wanted to choose. And let me see if I can remember all the details from last year. I know you get free bags for your cleanup, free gloves. If you have anyone who's disabled or elderly, you can get a grabber and free t-shirts if you request your supplies online by March 17th. You go to the Keep Forward Beautiful website, there's a list of all the different join a group locations. If you don't have a group to work with, you can go to one of those spots. A lot of returners from last year, so you might find some place that you'd be comfortable with. Our cleanup, no joke, is April 1st, so don't forget. After the cleanup event, make your way here to the Fort Worth Water Gardens for Earth Party. Earth Party will be from 11 to 1. Right now, it's quiet, but behind me will be 40 educational outreach events, vendors, sponsors, face painting, free food for the volunteers. This event is open to the public and free. We'll have food trucks, music, and have fun at an Earth Party. We'll see you there. The Cow Town Great American Cleanup is on Saturday, April 1st. Visit FortWorthTexas.gov for more information. Here's a look at other events happening in and around Fort Worth in the next few weeks. For a listing of more events and city meetings, you always can check the calendar at the city's website.


Live from the wigwam in Phoenix, Arizona, it's theCUBE, covering Data Platforms 2017. Brought to you by Cubull. Hey, welcome back everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. I'm joined by George Gilbert from Wikibon and we're at Data Platforms 2017. Small conference down at the historic wigwam resort just outside of Phoenix, talking about kind of a new approach to big data, really, and a cloud-native approach to big data and really kind of flipping the old model on its head and we're really excited to be joined by Tripp Smith. He's the CTO of Clarity Insights up on the panel earlier today, so first off, welcome Tripp. Thank you. Thank you for being here. For the folks that aren't familiar with Clarity Insights, give us a little background. So Clarity is a peer-played data analytics professional services company. That's all we do. We say we advise, build, and enable for our clients. So what that means is data strategy, data engineering, and data science, and making sure that we can, you know, action the insights that our customers get out of their data analytics platforms. Not a real busy area these days. Yeah, it's growing pretty well. Good for you. So a lot of interesting stuff came up on the panel, but one of the things that you reacted to, I reacted to as well from the keynote, was this concept of, you know, before you had kind of the data scientists with the data platform behind them being service providers to the basic business units and really turning that model on its head, giving access to the data to all the business units and people that want to consume that and making the data team really enablers of kind of a platform play. Seemed to really resonate with you as well. Yeah, absolutely. So if you think about it, you know, a lot of the focus on legacy platforms was driven by kind of scarcity around the resources to deal with data. So, you know, you created this almost pyramid structure with IT and architecture at the top, and they were the gatekeepers and kind of the single door where insights got out to the business. So, you know, in the big data world and with cloud, with elastic scale, we've been able to turn that around and actually create much more collaborative friction in parallel with the business, putting the data engineers, data scientists and business focus analysts together and making them more of partners than just customers of IT. Right, very interesting way to think of it as a partner. It's a very different mindset. The other piece that came up over and over in the Q&A at the end was how do people get started? How are they successful? So you deal with a lot of customers, right? That's your business.  But how do we get started? Where do we, you know, where do we go first? What are you, how do you help people out? You know, we focus on self-funding analytics programs. You know, getting those early wins tend to pay for more investment in analytics. So if you look at the ability to scale out as a starting point, then, you know, aligning that business value and the roadmap in a way that's going to, you know, both demonstrate the value along the way and contribute to that capability is important. You know, I think we also recommend to our clients that they solve the hard problems around security and data governance and compliance first because that allows them to deal with, you know, more valuable data and put that to work for their business. So is there any kind of low hanging fruit that you see time and time and time again that just is like, we can do this. We know it's got huge ROI and it's either neglected because they don't think it's valuable or it's neglected because it's in the back room or is there any, you know, kind of easy steps that you kind of find some patterns? Yeah, absolutely. So we go to market by industry vertical. So within each vertical, we've defined kind of the value maps and ROI levers within that business and then align a lot of our analytic solutions to those ROI levers and in doing that, you know, we kind of focus this on being able to build, you know, a small multifunctional team that can work directly with the business and then deliver that in real time, you know, in an interactive way. Right. Another thing you just talked about security and governments, are we past, are we past the kind of security concerns about public cloud? Does that even come up as an issue anymore? You know, I think there was a great comment today that, you know, if you had money, you wouldn't put it in your safe at home. You'd put it in a bank. I miss that one. That's a good one. You know, the cloud providers are really focused on security in a way that they can invest in it that an individual enterprise really can't. So, you know, in a lot of cases, you know, moving to the cloud means letting the experts take on the area that they're really good at and letting you focus on your business. Right.  It's a can't miss presentation, but he talks about, you know, the infrastructure investments that Amazon, AWS can make, which again, compared to any individual enterprise, are tremendous in not only in security, but networking and all these other things that they do. So, you know, it really seems at the scale that these huge cloud providers have now reached, give some such an advantage over any individual enterprise, whether it's for security or networking or anything else. So, it's a very different kind of a model. Yeah, absolutely. Or even the application platform, like Google now having Spanner, which has the scale advantage of Cassandra or HBase, but the transactional capabilities of a traditional RDBMS. I guess my question is, once a customer is considering Q-Ball as a cloud first, you know, data platform, how do you help the customer evaluate it relative to the distros that started out on-prem, and then the other cloud native ones that are from Azure and Google and Amazon? You know, I think that's a great question. It kind of focuses back on, you know, letting the experts do what they're really good at. You know, my business may not be differentiated by my ability to operate and support Hadoop, but it's really putting Hadoop to work in order to solve those business problems that makes me money. So, when I look at something like Q-Ball, it's actually going to that expert and saying, hey, own this for me and deliver this in a reliable way, rather than me having to solve those problems over and over again myself. And do you think that those problems are not solved to the same degree by the cloud native services? So, I think there's definitely an ability to leverage cloud native services, but there's also this aspect of administration and management and understanding how those integrate within an ecosystem that I don't think necessarily every company's going to be able to approach in the same way that a company like Q-Ball can. And so, again, being able to shift that off and having that kind of support gives you the ability to focus back on what really makes a difference for you. So, Tripp, we're running out of time. We've got a really tight schedule here. I'm just curious. It's a busy conference season. Big data is all over the place. How did you end up here? What is it about this conference and this technology that got you to come down to the hundred and I think it's only 106 today, whether to take it in? What do you see that's kind of a special opportunity here? Yeah, you know, this is, Data Platforms 2017 has been a really great conference just in the focus on being able to, you know, look at cloud and look at this differentiation outside of the realm of inventing new shiny objects and really putting it to work for new business cases and that sort of thing. All right. Well, Tripp Smith, thanks for stopping by theCUBE. Excellent. Thank you guys for having me. All right. It's George Gilbert. I'm Jeff Frick. You're watching Data Platforms 2017 from the historic Wigwam Resort in Phoenix, Arizona. Thanks for watching.


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YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on the same grave and here with another video And in this video, we're just doing a quick little recap Of week three and what it's been was so far Because we still have one game left between the Cowboys and the Cardinals Which happens tonight from Phoenix or wherever that stadium is. I think I think it is Phoenix but anyway Week three Has been a week full of upsets It's been a week full of upsets The pit just when you think you know just when you think you're an expert Just when you think you have all the answers and all the information and artists Inside of knowledge and you just know how these teams play and what they're gonna do and blah blah blah You're dead wrong You're dead wrong And that happened in a lot of games this weekend Now before we get into that first and foremost let me introduce myself me I'm engraving vids.  You saw the thumbnail. You saw the jersey that was in the thumbnail Jalen Ramsey knows Jacksonville Jaguars AJ Buye knows Jacksonville Jaguars Blake Bortles and His four touchdowns and Jacksonville Jaguars boy Did they murder the Ravens yesterday or did they murder the Ravens yesterday? 44 to 744 to 744 to 7 A lot of people say they need to stay in London Because they obviously play there a lot better than they play at home They need to move there. They need to be there. That needs to be where they play all of their home games They need to be willing to take those trips Across the country For eight games a year and they needed they need to have other teams come across the country eight games a year Because that that's Jacksonville's home, man They kept talking about how there were a lot of Ravens fans out there yesterday. I couldn't tell I Mean, I couldn't even tell the team actually went out there yesterday, too 44 to 7 I This was a game that it wasn't a big surprise that Jacksonville won because Jacksonville always plays Baltimore so tough I'm especially recently But I just felt like the Ravens were just gonna be too strong for them mainly on defense not offense Because Ravens offense has improved itself this year yet, but mainly on on defense. I'm like, man They just caused five turnovers In each of the past two games and while I didn't think they they were necessarily gonna cause five more turnovers I thought maybe at least two or three They didn't get anything Or they caused themselves to turn the ball over but they didn't force the Jaguars to turn that ball over at all Jaguars were excellent with taking care of the ball. They were excellent with moving the ball They were excellent with disguising their offensive plays. They were excellent with their whole offensive scheme They were excellent in all phases of the game even on special teams fake point I mean Jacksonville Jaguars did their thing yesterday And that was that was one of the upsets, but that wasn't the biggest upset to me But like I said, it wasn't a surprise that Jacksonville beat Baltimore Uh, probably one of the well, there's a lot of upsets yesterday the Saints beat the Panthers I picked the Panthers to win that game because I felt like the Panthers I felt like it was gonna be a high scoring game, but I felt like the Panthers They had um a decent offense But a good defense But Saints only got a good offense, but not a bad defense So I was for sure like, okay. Yeah Panthers gonna win this one.  Who what receivers do these guys even have? What can they possibly do to these Broncos, man?  They got it all man They got it all but what happened? I ended up being there wrong again ended up being there wrong again and the bills They beat the Broncos convincingly Convincingly, I think they beat them what by 10 I think it was like what 24 to 14 or 25 to 15 or 26 to 16 or whatever it was The bills won by more than one score by more than one score So that was a shocker Redskins and Raiders I was saying all week. I said man Marshawn Lynch. She's gonna be dancing. He's gonna be dancing in DC, man He will be dancing in DC. What happened? A dude didn't he ain't do one dance at all, man. He danced to the tune of 18 yards on six carries Redskins took him out the game They took Crabtree at the game. They took Amari Cooper out the game. They took Derek Hart. They took all the Oakland team out the game That was it, man They took all all the Oakland Raiders out the game all that primetime players They would they disappeared. You didn't even know they were playing Um Bears and Pittsburgh. Oh man I just knew Pittsburgh was gonna win Especially after Ravens lost to the Jaguars Well, I figured Pittsburgh was gonna win anyway But then Ravens lost to the Jaguars and I'm sure they were aware of that. I'm sure they were aware of that And they were like, oh, yeah, we got a chance to go up in the afc north Go up record-wise And they didn't do it the bears beat them I couldn't beat I couldn't believe that I was happy Y'all saw me celebrating the video and if you can't see it, you can go back and watch it I was happy I was surprised though, man. I I didn't see that coming. I didn't see that coming at all And something that I mentioned Well, we'll get into that in a little bit. But yeah, I was just shocked. I was shocked Texas and Patriots while it wasn't an upset It was boy, they brought everything out of the Patriots They brought everything out of the Patriots and when they say any given Sunday That's what that's what I'm talking about, man Especially with these upset games too, but even the games that wasn't that weren't an upset games like that They brought everything out of the Patriots, man It took Patriots all the way up into the very end to end. So shout out to them Texans, man Shout out to the Sean Watson shout out to him Getting it now, man. I know Patriots defense ain't all that but still to do what he did in New England Oh, man, big shout out to him, man. I'm looking forward to to him this year I look forward to him a lot this year, man I've said that from once I first saw him in preseason Um, giants and Eagles wasn't a shocker there. I picked Eagles to win game could have been either way NFC East game That wasn't a shocker Bengals and Packers Bengals were almost poor the upset, but Packers ended up taking them to overtime and got it Browns and Colts I picked Browns to win But Jacoby Brissette did his thing with the Colts um That wasn't really a big upset Because that game was two teams that's doing terrible game could have went either way um And who else I think that might that might be it That might have been it. Oh Excuse me. No, that wasn't it Vikings and Bucks Case Keenum I just knew the Bucks were gonna beat up on them Vikings since they didn't have no Sam Bradford I just knew the Bucks were gonna beat up on them Vikings since they didn't have Sam Bradford I'm like, yeah, Jamie Swinston about to go off. Mike Evans getting ready to go off DeSean Jackson, he might go off These Bucks they got it for sure, man. No doubt in my mind What happens? I ended up being there wrong again My picks were all jacked up this week All of them were just about all of them I did get some right, but For the majority they're wrong They're wrong um Who else who else the Dolphins and Jets. Yeah, appreciate you bringing up them, uh Jay Cutler Dolphins and Jets I said Jay Cutler was gonna throw like four touchdowns and they were gonna whip the Jets boy was out wrong He didn't even throw one Boy was out wrong. I did that was another guy. I just knew I just knew the Dolphins were gonna win I just knew the Dolphins were gonna win. Jay Cutler playing with some of the best receivers he had in years This this Dolphins team They can make a little bit of noise. They ain't gonna be screaming or nothing, but they can make a little bit of noise but I just knew they were gonna win But what happened? They did the exact opposite Came out flat never got it going and that was it so um just goes to show with the nfl Like the saying is it's any given sunday, baby It's any given sunday. You just never know how things are gonna go It's any given sunday On any given sunday any team has a chance to win. I don't care if it's The patreous versus the browns Browns got just as much of a chance to win that game as the patreous do It does not matter. It doesn't matter I don't care if it's the jaguars versus the ravens. I mean you saw how they didn't care He whooped us 44-7 But yeah, it just it doesn't matter It doesn't matter the nfl Like they always say this exactly what they want. It's a it's a parody league, man You just never know what you're gonna get You never know what you're gonna get Uh, but that's what that's what makes it a lot of fun. That's why we appreciate it so much and we enjoy it so much Because it's a lot of fun It's a lot of fun. Oh and Excuse me my my fault for disrespecting them because I left them out to Uh, the rams and the 49ers What about that game? I mean it was a while ago. So maybe that's why I kind of forgot about it But the rams and the 49ers who would have thought that would be they scored over 80 points Those didn't know they scored 80 points. Exactly action because it was 41 39 Who would have thought the rams and the 49ers would actually have an exciting game Who would have thought the rams and the 49ers the la rams And the san francisco 49ers who would have thought those two teams on thursday night football where the presentation is just so boring Who would have thought those two would actually put in an exciting game? And they did rams and 49ers they put on a show, man. They put on a show So I would have never thought rams would score 41 points like rams. What please no never But they did they did So, I mean we covered every game that was a shocker We covered a lot of other games too that weren't shocker, but this was upset city this week, man this was upset city and It just like I said ghost to show you just never know now at the same at the same time with it being upset city Good morning, erica. Um the same time with it being upset city You always got to put things into perspective and not overreact And just realize too that it's just one game It's just one game These games were not super bowls. These games were not playoff games meaning that Uh, and when I say that I mean that they're not elimination games. They're not games. That's going to get you kicked off of um Kicked out of the the season. They're not going to end your season These were just regular season games. That's it So for all the people that a lot of people that overreact When their team has a bad game happens to every team happens every year There are a lot of people that overreact especially I remember yesterday um doing the uh doing the ravens game A lot of people like oh man, we suck. Oh man. Get rid of flacco I mean, I think I said that like a year or two ago We're gonna talk about that later on tonight too when I get home. Um, they say oh man.  I already talked about that That wasn't that wasn't a shocker That wasn't a shock at all And the game was close. So, you know, it wasn't a shock at all that game could have went either way That's the NFC East game. Yeah, we talked about that one already today That wasn't that wasn't an upset to me. I picked the eagles to win um, but even if the giants were the one that it wouldn't have been an upset because it wasn't like It's not like these teams are one of them is so stacked up against against the other one And one of them has just such a big advantage or anything like it. It wasn't nothing like that um Cowboys and cars I did a video on that already um I said lions falcons that that game wasn't an upset either That one wasn't an upset either lions or falcons um Now lions brought it they brought it but I did pick falcons to win that one um, but it wasn't an upset and somebody said somebody asked me last week Oh, if uh, if the lions lose to the falcons, um Does that mean they're not for real? No, not at all. It doesn't mean that at all They brought it to the falcons lions are trying to show that they are for real So they brought it. They brought everything out of those falcons, man Everything falcons been getting tested well falcons have been finding ways to win And that's what you got to do as long as you find ways to win That's what counts. It don't matter how you win. It don't matter how ugly the game was It don't matter how pretty the game was The same way that I told people yesterday Um, it was mainly some stealers fans that were talking trash about how the ravens got blown out Um, but the main the the main point that I was trying to get to them yesterday and just period um Whether you lose by 37 points Yeah, I covered we talked about same sympathis to whether you lose by 37 points or you lose by six points A loss is a loss A loss is a loss and that same 37 point blowout that you lost by It goes in the same column. It weighs the same amount as losing by six points in over time So a loss is a loss doesn't matter how much you lose by doesn't matter who you lose to A loss is a loss and that's exactly what it is And it goes for the exact opposite too Whether you win by 50 points or you win by one point a win is a win Whether it's a decisive win or a close win or a heartbreaker heart pounding game A win is a win It goes in the same column as the other wins whether you win by 50 something or you win by one A win is a win and that's it But anyway, yeah, we talked about saints and panthers lions will be scary for vikings impact at the end of the season Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be close It's gonna be close. Everything is gonna be close. It's gonna be close. It's gonna be a lot of fun But again, that's why we enjoy it so much But anyway I appreciate y'all man. Thank you for coming through. I'm about to head into work now Um, I will see you guys soon. He said the Eagles kicker did the best Justin Tuck impression. He did man He did you must have been watching a lot of Justin Tucker film that might be his role model. You never know Um, but I'll see you guys later on Um, I appreciate you guys as always. Thank you again Make sure you leave a like on the video if you haven't already subscribed to the youtube channel and turn your notifications on and on that note, um I'll see you all later on tonight. We're gonna talk about the Ravens and Joe Flacco in depth and in detail Um, and we also after the carnals and cowboys game. I see you after that too But anyway, appreciate you guys and I'm out. Y'all have a good day. Bye


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All right, we're at a 325. So let's go ahead and spit me. Okay, so yeah, thanks everybody. I'm Brian Perry. This is after five years, my dream Drupal component workflow is finally here. And it's a short session. So we'll just kind of dive right into it here. But I do want to just briefly, I won't give my standard kind of setup here, but I did just want to thank the company I work for, Bounteous. They've been very supportive of me attending events like this and speaking and participating and spending time on the community. So check us out. So I'm gonna start with kind of a little history lesson at least from my perspective here. So from Drupal 8's life cycle, the new are kind of common things for building with components in Drupal. That's an interesting one. So Drupal 8 was based on 10th, 2015, which makes me feel old, I guess. But obviously big change in how the templating, theming, going from PHP template to twig. And then, you know, certainly probably before that time, but even through the release, there was a lot of people understanding what can be done with twig and the power of twig and doing things like including or extending templates. And then later on using embed. Looks like I copied a line twice there on the slide.  And then another meaningful milestone at least for me is DrupalCon New Orleans. It was at least the first I had heard of that it was May, 2016. It was at least the first I heard of the components module, which is a commonly used tool in this type of workflow, but also a lot of people who are interested in building with components and using pattern libraries and finding ways to improve that process in Drupal had a lot to share during that particular DrupalCon. Then January, 2017 was the release of the UI patterns module. And this was kind of mind-blowing to me in that a lot of the things that we had done up until that point, mapping twig data in templates, for example, or Drupal's data in twig templates could now be done in the Drupal UI. And then November, 2017, November, 2017 was the experimental release of Layout Builder, I believe. So now we have this exciting new page building experience in Drupal that people are rallying around. But the question is, how does this affect our component-based workflow? And then the thing that I'm kind of leading towards with this is the component blocks module, which was released in July. And this in an interesting way, it kind of bridges the gap between UI patterns and Layout Builder, two things that I've used a lot and really kind of solidifies and ties together this workflow from my perspective anyway. It might not be the magic for yours. But so with that timeline in mind, we're just gonna take a look at an example twig component in this case from a few different perspectives. So I used the nes.css library to create this cool kind of retro looking, I'll get out of the way, what it calls a container component. And we have our twig split on the left there. And the specifics of the markup aren't super important here, but we do have just a handful of variables in our, for all these different approaches, triple data component that lives somewhere else, a lot of down to, we're gonna get the data into those variables. So looking again at the container, so platform and year, which are tags and image, some body texts, stuff like that. So now we'll first look at doing this data mapping in code in a twig template, which was kind of, and still is really a common approach to this problem. So we have the container component that lives in our component library, which is somewhere other than Drupal's default template directory in this case. And we can see what it looks like in pattern lab, for example. And now we need to take data from Drupal and pass it through to that component. So in this particular case, we'd need to use the components module and the components module, if you haven't used it before, allow us to create twig namespaces. So it gives us a nice little shortcuts to places where our components live. But also it's necessary to even get Drupal to recognize templates outside of the default templates directory. So again, thinking about mapping this data in a twig template, we have a game content type that has just a handful of fields that in this case map pretty nicely to the variables in the twig template. And we wanna display this container using a view mode, the teaser view mode in this case. So in mapping the data, we're using the concept is often referred to as a presenter template in twig. So essentially like a traffic cop in the middle where Drupal expects the template to live, a default template suggestion in this case, node game teaser.html.twig. But as you'll see here, we're using twigs include to include the container template that lives in our pattern library. We're using that at components namespace. And then we are listing out and mapping the data in Drupal, the data available to Drupal to the fields in that container template. So we see things like label and then content.field platform year and so on. And the end result is we'll get for that view mode, the card or container in this case, displayed like we expected. So then as we talked about, the UI patterns module came along and provided a way to handle this mapping in the UI. And that was especially attractive to me because while the idea of doing that mapping in a twig template, or you can also do similar things in pre-process, it definitely gets the job done, but it always felt more complicated than it needed to be for me, especially to somebody who's at the time new to twig or you really have to know potentially a lot about Drupal's render arrays and where that data lives and you need to be careful and not strip out too many things. So the idea of doing this mapping in the Drupal UI was always very attractive. So the way I describe the UI patterns module is that it's a way to define and manage components in a way that you can use as a reference. And patterns are Drupal plugins and you can do UI like I mentioned and we'll see a quick example of that. And it closes a optional pattern library page in Drupal, kind of like a mini pattern lab type of thing. And so a number of other cool bells and whistles that you can do, you can pre-process, render them radically. You can create libraries with your patterns and things that we just won't have time to get into today. But if you're interested in learning more, I've certainly given a number of talks on UI patterns even specifically and there's also a great documentation for the module. But again, looking at our container, in this case, we're going to, the thing that we're rendering is a pattern, the container pattern. And the things that we're plugging into are really just the same fields from the template that we've seen already. And this is a quick look at a pattern.yaml file. So to create a UI pattern, by default, you need to create one of these patterns.yaml files. And we won't go into everything this can do, but the pattern has an ID of container, a label, a description, and then a lot of the work here is listing out the fields and specifying a label. The type is something that's mainly used for UI patterns documentation. And then description and then some preview content. So in some cases, we have just a string we're passing in there, also markup and there's some other things you can do there too. So by defining that, we then will have access to these patterns in places where, so there are a handful of integration modules that UI pattern ships with. So basically anywhere that you can use a layout essentially, you could use one of these patterns. The one we'll look at just as a quick example is UI patterns views. So for a row in a view, you can specify that you would use a pattern. So here where it has show, we pick pattern and then under the settings, we have for the row style options, we can pick the particular pattern, the container pattern in this case. And then for each piece of data, each field in the view, we can map it to the destination in our pattern. So we can actually just handle that mapping in the UI rather than digging things out of render arrays and code, which is great. Also just worth noting potentially in the area of self-promotion here, but I also maintain a module UI patterns pattern lab, which the end result is gonna be the same thing as what you got out of that previous example. But rather than having to manually define the patterns.yaml file that we saw, it can automatically discover templates from a pattern library. So there's a lot of overlap potentially in the data that you define for your component versus the fields that you have to specify in that patterns.yaml file. So it can eliminate that redundancy. There are certainly some limitations there, expect particular conventions. It might not work with all pattern libraries, but especially if you wanna take, think with this concept in mind, it can be useful. So then just thinking back to that timeline that we saw before, thinking about layout builder. There comes a, the question is how that component based with layout build. Again, thinking the same container components and layouts. So now we can think of a layout in Drupal. What a layout consists of essentially, we were to represent this at a layout, a region essentially for all components. And then, so a few things to kind of keep in mind. So if we were to use layouts to represent these components, first off, you need to make sure that you don't essentially pull out the things that Drupal and layout builder depend on for things like its drag and drop functionality. So you need to make sure that you're using attributes and have certain wrapping divs for each of your regions. Otherwise, things will break and get hairy pretty quickly. And then there's also the fact that using layout builder is going to require you to use essentially a visual representation of your component when you do the mapping. So, for example, we have a layout for this container, but you'll see here that while you certainly can use it with layout builder, when you start to look at like the tags there, some of the ad block sections tend to overlap and it really doesn't lend itself to situations where you might have fields that are not even going to be displayed visually, but do change the display of the component. And you can do that in like code for a custom block, but it's definitely some extra work to do that. So that finally brings us all the way over to component blocks here, which I think really ties a lot of these things together if you do have an interest in being able to control and map data into your components in Drupal's UI and also do tend to use layout builder. It really ties things together. So it's a recent release, they have a stable release, but it hasn't been around for all that long, but it exposes UI patterns to layout builder. And really just kind of streamlines that process in general, there are definitely ways that you could have had UI patterns play with layout builder, but it makes the process a lot easier. And also it sidesteps some of those visual layout issues that we just saw. So it's gonna give you any of the fields available to the entity. So like if we're looking at this game content type, all of the fields on the game content type will be available to put into this. I think my headset decided to just disconnect. Am I back? All right, great. Thanks a lot, fancy headset. All right, so you can use all those fields that are available to the entity or you can also just pass in fixed data. So let's just take a quick look at what that actually looks like in practice. Thanks, chat for having my back when the audio went out. Okay, so we're still thinking about our container component here. So we have a section and we wanna add a block to it. And then with this module enabled, we have the component block section. So all of our UI patterns are gonna be available there. So we just have this container one. So we can add a container block with fields from content, the game node in this case, or a container with fields from the user entity, which this also has access to. And then once we add our block in the sidebar here, we can configure all the mappings just in that sidebar and not visually yet at this point. So essentially the configuration is more like what you might be familiar with like the general like managed display tab at the component level. But then when you get to the layout level, you can still have that visual representation of your page. So we give it a title and then for each field, you just specify what source goes into that field. So title goes into title unsurprisingly. For platform, this is just an example of picking a fixed input. So we could just enter in the text that we want for the platform. And then just another kind of example of what you can do, basically all the configuration options are gonna be here. So for an image, we can pick the formatter, the image style that we're gonna use, if it's gonna be linked or not, which is all really great. So it sidesteps those visual issues, but then you will still get the visual representation of your component to place at the overall like layout and page level. So I think that mix works really well, kind of doing the field by field at the component level and then still having the visual representation for the overall layout. So pretty much up on time here, but I really, as far as what I have been trying to do with all of these pieces of the puzzle, I've tried a lot of things to do specifically this. And this module component blocks has come along and really solved that problem I've been trying to solve, which is great. So being able to handle the mapping in the UI, it's a really great streamlined way to be able to do that, especially if you're using a layout builder. And then as far as making it easier to package and distribute individual components like this module doesn't specifically have an impact on that, but UI patterns in general, is a way that you could, with the YAML file and all the template markup, you could actually just ship and share and reuse components that way. I also am interested, as I mentioned, in kind of evolving and improving the way that Drupal can automatically discover these components. But overall, just looking forward to us as a community, continuing to build amazing components and component-based sites using Drupal and keeping the learning going. So this is still new and I really haven't had the complete chance to fully add this module to my workflow, but I'm really excited about it and looking forward to seeing where it's gonna go. So a couple of things as we wrap up at two, not my time, there's a bunch of amazing talks going on, so much great content. April and Mauricio are people I always love to see speak, along with Sam as well, who might even be in the chat and on the session. And if you're interested in this stuff, that talk I'd certainly recommend, the single file components module is definitely another interesting way to be able to create kind of easily packageable and distributable components and really cool if you're into the view style single file component concept.  I don't know how exactly it's sponsored in my house, but I am definitely gonna go have a cup of coffee and enjoy the coffee break. And we're pretty much up on time. I do have some questions. Uh-oh. Okay, let's read that Mark will go, but glad he's back. So some question Mark was wondering how I set up the video. Yeah, it's definitely like unnecessary technique that can't help the bells. Called the worst name ever. But it does like this green screen type of fat cool way to be able to integrate your slot with video and really just spice things up. It's pretty early in beta, but it's really fun to mess around with. I'll even try to drop that. Yeah, that's pretty much it. Thanks everybody for saving me when the audio went out. Hope everyone enjoyed it. If there are any other questions in the chat, feel free to drop them in. Otherwise, I'm around and look forward to chatting. Thanks everyone and thanks Bad Camp. Loom.com Dave suggests. Cool. And let me, I'll try to drop a link to that in the chat here. There's also an album by the band Reliant K apparently. Oh yeah, Slack's a good idea too. So Dave, I'd definitely be interested if you want to ping me in the chats or on Slack about the challenges you're running into with this type of workflow. I agree that they definitely are there. I'd love to know more of what you're struggling with. And Mark, so you can specify in this app that you have a green screen, but this is actually without any green screen. You can see if I put my hands in, it kind of goes to heck, but it's able to do this without an actual green screen and would be way better with a real green screen, which may be someday. Very cool Dave. Yeah, I guess really all I can say is, feel free either in the Drupal Slack or on Twitter or whatever, as you go along that process, if you have questions, be happy to talk. So, all right, cool. At this point, I've stolen two minutes extended from this 20 minute session. So I'll drop, but thanks everybody.