Okay, so let's turn our attention to stubbing in our top network. So PDG is Basically utilized through top nodes. All right, so let's take a look at how to get all this stuff up and running inside of hoody All right, so let's get started with our top network. All right, or our HDA that has a top network inside of it so Make sure you are in your intro to PDG PDG hipfile. Okay, and let's start this out by dropping down a subnetwork Okay, we're gonna make this more of a compound HDA All right, so I'm gonna call this the PDG landscape IP PDG landscape There we go. Cool. So inside of here we can go and create a bunch of different type of networks now So the subnetwork really just kind of holds a bunch of other networks Usually, you know things like geometry nodes and in this case a top network All right, and I'm actually going to utilize both those Okay, so what I want to do in this geo node I'm just gonna call it null and in fact, you don't necessarily need to do this. I was gonna go and just call this null Like so and then inside of there drop down a null node All right, so you don't necessarily need to do that You can put just start typing out null and just create one like so that works just fine as well Okay, and I think I'm gonna leave that there like that. So now we have null one and I'm gonna change the look of this by hitting z on the keyboard and I'm gonna change it to I don't know something like that All right, so this just gonna be there. So at least the PDG network produces You know a null value if there's no geometry being produced. Okay So inside of our top network, so we're gonna call this our landscape pipeline All right, because top networks are a pipeline what they do is they basically can consolidate steps So each time we go and create an HDA or who do you need digital asset? We're creating a step in our pipeline. All right, and we what we want to do is we want to pass You know the results from each step down to the next step and that is what PDG Helps us with and we construct those pipelines with top nodes. Okay So inside of our top network here, let's talk about a couple of things. All right, so we have this local scheduler This allows us to or this basically Controls or conducts how the pipeline is executed. All right in a very basic way It it basically controls events and it's firing off how the nodes and controlling How the nodes and managing how all the data is flowing. So this local scheduler is required. Okay So what we want to do is we also want to expose this working directory Okay, because we always want to point PDG to where the location of all of our HDAs are because without the HDAs then our top network wouldn't actually execute It wouldn't have any way of knowing how to process the data So this is a very important concept here So let's go and open up the type properties or actually we need to turn this into a digital asset first So let's right click on the IP PDG landscape node here and say create digital asset All right, and then let's go and I'm going to capitalize these guys just because that's what I usually do All right There we go, and I want to put this into my project folder So I'm going to select the little file browser here go to job and then go to HDA and I'm going to save it right here All right. This is basically the only HDA that we're ever going to need to bring into unity, which is one reason why I really like using PDG for the Houdini engine because I don't have to be constantly dragging and dropping a ton of HDAs around So I'm going to apply and accept and with that we now have our HDA So what we can do with this is we can actually expose This working directory right here to the top of our HDA Okay, so let's open up the type properties for the HDA now. I'm not going to really talk too much about Constructing HDAs in this particular course because it's more of an intermediate course And I really want to just talk about you know PDG in general. Okay, so Let's go and expose our working directory to this type properties So I highly recommend getting you know a little bit more if you're if you're not familiar with it HDAs just I would take a couple beginner courses The racetrack course is a great course from IndiePixel You could also take the ammo crate course. I have tons and tons of videos up on YouTube So highly recommend checking those out. All right, so let's go and just drag and drop this working directory into our HDA And I'm going to actually leave everything at default here, which is great Okay, and let's actually put it into a folder. We'll call this core All right There we go. I'm gonna hit apply and accept. So now we have that linked up to our property up here or a parameter up here Cool. So this will allow us to literally change the working directory inside of Unity as well. So let's do one more thing. I want to go in here and Let's go and drop down something like a wedge node. All right, and really all I'm doing is I just want to show you guys how to Utilize the asset link in the next lecture So I'm dropping down a node so it'll show up inside of Unity. So I'm gonna call this my wedge For now. All right. I know it's a funny name Sorry. Anyways, then I'm gonna drop down a null node and we'll just colorize this I usually do this like so we'll say pipeline and There we go. Very cool Okay, so with that we are good to go So I am going to just save the node type and in the next lecture We're gonna go and test it out inside of Unity now It's not gonna do anything currently but what we're gonna do is just get everything hooked up to the asset link Okay, thanks so much


I seek salvation from shaitan the accursed my dearest viewers from all over the world May peace, blessings and protection of Allah be with you at all times Welcome to another episode of the Ramadan show with me your host Dr. Shabiat Ijani Insha'Allah we hope to be your one-stop shop for the month of Ramadan we'll cover many different areas such as medical health spiritual refinement we'll have some poetry insha'Allah hope to inspire you so that you can get the most out of this month on these special nights please don't forget us in your du'as it is said that these are the nights in which the doors of Allah's mercy are open so please don't forget to supplicate for us for the whole of the Muslim Ummah and of course for the reappearance of the 12th Imam before commencing I would just like to start off with a small quote a hadith this is one of the most inspirational hadiths in my life and it's something that I keep very close to my heart as well it is from the time when say that Zaynab went to the the courtyard of the accursed Yazid and she was asked she said you have been through so much trial and tribulation you've seen what has happened to your brother you've seen your family slaughtered you've been chained and brought into the streets of Damascus and then into the courtyard into my presence what is your thoughts about that and say that Zaynab turned around and said I saw nothing except the beauty of God and this is so close to me that I actually keep it on a wristband and so I can see it at all times and remember that quote because surely no matter what happens to us everything manifests itself in the beauty of God during this episode when we talk about spiritual refinement instead of talking about a specific trait I want to focus our minds on the history and the biography of Fatima to Zahra Salam Allahi alayha because she was one woman who encapsulated all the positive traits that human beings can have often we're told in this world that the value or rather women are undervalued in the religion of Islam you need to look no further than how highly valued Fatima to Zahra is in the eyes of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and Muslims all across the world the holy prophet peace and blessings be upon him has said verily my daughter Fatima to Zahra is the leader of the women of the world just like the holy prophet peace and blessings be upon him Fatima to Zahra was a perfect example the perfect embodiment of a human being whilst the prophet is the example for men she's the example for women she in her lifetime was the complete complete woman complete wife complete daughter and a complete mother a mother of excellence you just have to look at the the children she raised Imam Hassan Imam Hussein lady lady umi kulfoom lady Zainab and you see that these individuals these personalities are a reflection of everything that's holy everything that's good about human beings they reflect characteristics of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala you see Fatima to Zahra she raised children in such a way that they are now the crown jewels of the religion of Islam both religious and secular scholars agree that a child begins learning within the womb and the foundation that is laid from the womb is essential for the future character and morals of that child Fatima to Zahra is the ultimate role model for how a mother should be you need to look no further than the way she raised her children it has been narrated by a companion of the holy prophet peace and blessings be upon him in Bihar al Anwar he once saw lady Fatima grinding some grain in the meantime her oldest son Imam Hassan was crying this companion said to her he said would you like me to comfort your son or would you like me to continue or take over grinding the grain for you she kindly said would you mind taking over the grinding whilst I comfort my son this proves the importance of a mother being present around the child emotionally and physically she she showed by doing this that it is essential for a mother to make the child the first priority Fatima to Zahra is considered a ma'a suma she's considered infallible she had the only honor of being a woman who links the prophethood to the aim of the Tahirin therefore when we talk about Fatima to Zahra we're talking about a woman infallible whose manners were superior and unmatched she's considered not only a role model for Muslim women around the world but for all women and for all Muslims as well one who chooses Islam as a school of life has actually chosen the way and goal that's based on human nature thus such a person will search for a crack for a character that possesses all the special characteristics in each aspect of life in order to reach the spiral and ascension towards perfection through understanding the life of Lady Fatima it is very clear to see that she reflects the same characteristics as her father Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him this can be seen in many narrations where the Prophet himself has emphasized the noble characteristics of his daughter once Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him came out whilst holding the hand of Lady Fatima and he said for him who doesn't know her she is Fatima the daughter of Muhammad she's part of me she's my soul which is located between my two sides certainly him who harms her has harmed me and he who harms me has indeed harmed Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala another similarity between the message of Allah which in itself is a complete and perfect proof of her being a role model there are many other examples that prove her as a perfect and excellent model role model for everyone for all Muslims alike Aisha the daughter of Abu Bakr and some others have narrated the messenger of Allah Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him has said oh Fatima glad tidings be upon you for the Almighty has selected you above all women in the world and the women of Islam which is the best religion the messenger of Allah has therefore honored his daughter and greatly praised her Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him praises Lady Fatima not only out of fatherly love and affection it's a very objective praise as a matter of fact the praise are due to the existence of morals ethics and values which are incomparable in any other woman on in the in the face of the planet and throughout human history the Holy Prophet aims to make her a clear personality and a role model and a guide Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in his infinite wisdom has selected the Holy Prophet peace and blessings be upon him and the infallible imams as the perfect human beings and guides for us all in the same way Lady Fatima is an infallible and she's also a guide for all of us after all she holds that unique characteristic of being the connection between the Seal of the Prophethood and the Iimah the imams this shows and proves her qualities the fact that she was a person an individual a woman with characteristics like no other she's a guide for all the women all of our sisters all of our mothers all of our daughters inshallah if we all follow her guide especially the women in our lives the women of our religion then our society our communities will be a breeding ground for the companions of the 12th Imam alayhi salam the Holy Prophet Muhammad may repeat some blessings of Allah be upon him and his progeny has said surely the month of Ramadan is a great month Allah multiplies in it the good deeds and erases in it the sins and elevates in it the ranks during the course of this month i've been talking about different places across the world and how they prepare themselves for the month of Ramadan having gone through the research and speaking to other people we've found a great collection of people from all around the world who tell us how they are preparing or how they have prepared for the month of Ramadan one of the places which i've heard about even though at the moment it's not quite as as it was is the city of Damascus in Syria especially say that Zainab obviously at the moment due to the unfortunate circumstances in Syria times have changed but of only a few years ago the people of Syria especially say that Zainab have a very specific diet foods they eat and it's very similar to that of the rest of Arabia so things like they eat hummus which is made from chickpea they have lentil soup and they also love their sweets like many of the other Arab countries so this is no different the the main difference that i've found is the way in which the hoses because Damascus used to be one of the centers of knowledge in the shia world the hoses there would host the poor people they would host people from the community inside the hoses and feed them during the time of iftar it is said that the some of the hoses would invite some of the greatest scholars and speakers from the Arab world to come and speak to the population or to speak in the majlis people would sit there and listen to the majlis and gain a lot from these majlises they would host iftar and then they would host people there until the time of sahur a while so they'd have these majlises and especially during the nights of the amal and the nights of al qadr they would have the amal going through the night the other unique thing about say the zainab is that the young people of the families there on the martinem of amir al mu'minin they would climb onto the roof and they would chant and declare their love for the ahlul bait through their chants this is something that is very unique to this part of the world to say the zainab as i've said before and asked many times in previous episodes and will continue to do so through the course of this month we would love to have your videos please send them to us so we can show the rest of the world how you prepare for the month of ramadan what you do on a day-to-day basis how your working life changes during the month of ramadan insha'Allah as we go through this month we will be able to show you more videos more pictures and tell you more about people from all around the world and how their preparation for the month of ramadan differs from other people from around the world today we came in one of the barber shops of the holy city of karbala to ask the brother a few questions about the holy month of ramadan and their job and what they are doing in the holy month of ramadan in the holy city of karbala dearest viewers i have one of the brothers here i will ask him a few questions the brother is saying that the life in the holy city of karbala is totally different the nights are different and the days are different due to the visitors to the holy city of karbala the life in the holy month of ramadan is going on as usual in the holy city of karbala and the visitors come to the holy shrines of imam al khusayn and abal fadl al abbas alayhi salam and uh... in the days of ramadan the work is different from the rest of the day the work is going on in the month of ramadan is going to be more like a night and we are going to stay up late at night, we are going to stay up late for hours and we are going to finish the work at 2 or 2 and a half nights in the day the work is going to be less than the night people are going to be tired and they will leave the holy shrines in the evening i ask the brother about their their job and their working hours he's saying that we usually work at night and we stay up until 2 a.m to 30 a.m in the morning and during the day the the day hours usually the people are staying at home and they do not come to the barbershops and in the month of ramadan you know that the month of ramadan is the month of the Qur'an and the month of prayer and the month of supplication we have the month of ramadan, especially the month of the Qur'an because we have these great friends in the Mosque of Musa we have the month of the Qur'an starting after the Eftar i.e. the month of supplication of the opening after that we finish the day of recitation of the Qur'an so the whole area is the gathering of the Qur'an and the service of many of the Qur'an there are many different Qur'an and some people are reading the Qur'an so we have the month of supplication of the opening and we have the month of supplication of the opening and also in the month of Ramadan, especially during these days the day of supplication of Imam Ali, peace be upon him we have the difference between the opening and the opening in the city of Qalwalaa we have the month of supplication of the opening in the night of the opening between the two doors and it is the opening of the opening of Imam Ali and I am standing in this work in the role of Abu Dhabi and the exit of this work I asked the brother about what is he doing except for his job here in the holy month of Ramadan he is saying that they have a Qur'anic mahal here in the mosque of al-Mousawi after the Eftar, they get together and the youth of this specific part of Qarbala get together and recite du'a al-iftitah and after that they recite one Jaws of the holy Qur'an beside that during the martyrdom the days of the martyrdom of Imam Ali, peace be upon him they have a theater here and they perform a play in which Sayyid has the role of director in this episode we will be talking about medical tips and health advice I want to talk a little bit about a problem or a part of the body that a lot of people suffer with and that is with the gastrointestinal tract the role of the gastrointestinal tract is very very fundamental to the survival of a human being and a lot of people have ailments and problems that range from stomach acidity to things like irritable bowel syndrome Crohn's disease so it's very important to try and get a handle on these different topics these different areas, these different problems and insha'Allah I will try and give you as much advice as I possibly can in order for you to be able to be in as much comfort as possible especially this month of Ramadan the last thing you want to do is after you've had the Eftar and even during the daytime is to be suffering when you could be doing something else which is spiritually elevating for you the role of the gastrointestinal tract is one that is unlike any other in the body of course when we eat foods the first role of the gut or the mouth is to break those foods down into smaller pieces and the food then travels into the stomach in the stomach the acid is very very severe it is said that the acid or the stomach acid is at pH 1 which is one of the strongest forms of acid that you can have now how does the stomach make sure that the acid doesn't corrode away at the stomach the stomach actually produces mucus that lines and coats the stomach itself and stops the acid from penetrating into the tissue of the stomach the food once is being digested in the acids of the stomach it then transports itself into the small intestine the small intestine consists of three different parts the duodenum the jegenum and the ileum so that's the full small intestine here the foods get broken down a bit more and then get passed on to the colon after which they get excluded from the human body along this pathway there can be many problems that individuals face and it's not a pleasant feeling to have when you struggle eating especially in this holy month when you starve yourself for so many hours during the day the last thing you want is when you do eat something for there to be problems the first type of problem that I want to try and address is what we call indigestion or heartburn this is caused well it can be caused by many things but for some people there is no known cause they have no heartburn naturally they have indigestion naturally and there's nothing they can do to try and control that obviously there are things that you should avoid if you do suffer from heartburn things like hot food and chili greasy food has a negative impact on the stomach itself other things are very very sour and acidic fruits and foods also anti-inflammatory tablets such as ibuprofen even steroids can have a detrimental effect to the stomach reason being that ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatory tablets actually stop the production of a hormone called prostaglandin it's not a hormone actually it's just a protein that's produced and that prostaglandin actually increases the production of mucus in the stomach so if you take ibuprofen and the production of mucus is suppressed what happens is that the acidity in the stomach corrodes away the tissues and hence causing heartburn another thing you can do in order to help you when you have heartburn especially for people who are fairly overweight is to actually lose the weight the reason being that when you are overweight there is a lot of pressure that is put on the stomach and being a heavy person being overweight actually makes you more prone heartburn for people that suffer from long-term heartburn and for people who can't do anything about it long-term indigestion there are certain steps you can take certain medications you can take that can help you so these medications include a proton pump inhibitor something like lanzoprazole or a similar medication from that family other things you can take are antihistamines specific antihistamines that are designed for the stomach and then there are medications that you can take when you get the symptoms so antacids things like bisodol or other things like gaviscone that can help calm the stomach down after that the next part of the gut which people have trouble with is when the food gets down to the duodenum or further down to the small intestine the problems that people have are things like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis now they fall within the same spectrum of inflammatory bowel disease colitis obviously is more in the colon and Crohn's disease can actually be anywhere in the gut it can be in the mouth it can be in the small intestine or it can be in the colon or anywhere else in the gut for that matter these are very very severe illnesses and people can become very unwell with them people often find that they pass stools which have blood in them or mucus in them and they're passing stools many many times during the day they have severe diarrhea if you're having these symptoms and you have other symptoms that are worrisome things like loss of weight things like loss of appetite if you're finding that all of these symptoms are ringing a bell it is very important that you go and see a doctor as soon as possible because it's important to investigate because Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis can predispose you to developing colon cancer or cancer of the GI tract further down in your life and there are treatments available for these conditions things like immunosuppressants and other medications that you can take but those medications once you've been shown to have inflammatory bowel disease you need to be referred onto a specialist and start you on these very specialized medications as you will need to have regular blood tests whilst you're on them and regular checkups the next part of the gut that I want to talk about is the colon a lot of people have something called irritable bowel syndrome it's a very common condition that many people in the general population have and as a doctor I often get asked about it now irritable bowel syndrome is an over activity of the lining of the bowel so what happens is that our bodies, our gut is designed to pass food down in waves for whatever reason science has linked it to over towards anxiety people who suffer from anxiety tend to have hyper movement of the the spasms of the gut because of this wave activity and if it goes into overdrive of the gut there are certain foods you can take to try and avoid that things like nuts and pulses things like onions there are many other foods out there that can actually have a detrimental effect only if you have irritable bowel syndrome however the most important thing if you do suffer from irritable bowel syndrome is to make sure that you are frequently going to the toilet by that I don't mean you have loose stools that you take plenty of fiber and plenty of water and when you do that it makes it easier for the food to travel down and be excreted from your system during future episodes inshallah I should be talking about how the gut actually is designed what's the job of the gut what is the miracle of absorption how the food gets from the gut itself into the human body and how it provides you with energy and much needed sustenance inshallah until then I hope that this episode has been useful for you especially during the month of Ramadan when our eating habits are completely out of routine for us and we suffer from ailments of the gut inshallah the last thing I want to leave you with is just some advice for you when you are having iftar that advice is that between the time of iftar and sahur try not to eat heavy meals try not to eat a lot and fill your stomach up completely try to have smaller amounts but more frequently what that will do is it will help you to try and stay fit for a start and secondly it will mean that the acid production is limited and also for people who suffer from acidity my advice to them and all lifestyle advice would be to eat frequent meals but smaller meals through the course of the day and to also not eat about four hours before sleep as I've said inshallah in a future episode I'll talk a bit more about the human gut and other systems inshallah you'll get more of an insight into how much of a miracle this system of the human body is one day during the time there was a woman carrying water from the river to take it back to her orphans were waiting for her at her home a man, a strange man was walking by and went to this woman and requested to carry the water for her back to her house the man asked don't you have anyone to carry the water for you she said no my husband was a soldier and Ali sent him to war where he was killed now I am left alone to serve my children strange the strange man said no worries I'll take the water for you back to your house when Ma'aleeb Nabi Talib took the water to her house he saw the children and the orphans he left with the thought in his head next day he came to this woman and knocked on her door the woman said who are you the strange man replied I am the man who brought you water yesterday now I have brought some food and dates for your children the woman replied may Allah bless you and judge between us and Ali Nabi Talib she opened the door entering the man in her house I wish to do some good acts either let me make the flour into bread or feed the children and watch the children really when Ali Nabi Talib saw this and when the women saw this she told the man to watch the children and as he did he fed the children and brushed on one of the children's head and said please forgive Ali Nabi Talib if he had failed you as the woman was making the flour into bread a woman from the next door entered her house and saw Ali Nabi Talib distinguishing the fire making fire so the woman can bake the bread she said what is the commander of faithful doing in her house she in shock she turned to Ali Nabi Talib and said what I am shameful to be in this position Ali Nabi Talib please forgive me Mama Ali Nabi Talib said no I seek your forgiveness because I failed you and failed the duty towards your children as we approach the night of power the night of Al Qadr I want to dedicate the poetry to the one lady that personality who is the embodiment of the power and of the night of power that is none other than Lady Zahra As-Salamu Alayhi Alaih this poem is called Lady of Light which has been written by myself you are the prophet's daughter whose blood runs in your veins who brought Islam to us and the whole world knows his name you are the wife of Haida the mother of Hussein who gave his life for his deen and suffered so much pain Faltima wherever you are wherever you are the truth goes you are the prophet's precious rose your state is only your love Faltima you are the lady of the light you are the highest of the high the light of our prophet you taught us how to live life you showed us how to care you taught us how to give and you showed us how to share you emphasized on morals and trained us to be fair we're poor, perjury one that shines out strong the angels send their blessings upon you all the time you are the purest lady and are the prophet's sign that household that you come from is sacred and devout and there is a special place to sign you are so honest and so true there is no one with you you are the highest of the light of our prophet's eyes Faltima the holy prophet Muhammad may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him and his progeny has said surely the month of Ramadan is a great month Allah multiplies in it the good deeds the sins and elevates in it the ranks as we conclude this episode of the Ramadan show we approach the nights of power the nights when Allah's doors of His mercy are open these are the nights where we need another supplication and we need to seek forgiveness from Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala I want to remind you before I go to please send in your videos and join us on social media before going I just want to part a small thought a little philosophy that I've got to you so that you may be able to use it in your day to day lives and that is that Imam al-Hussain when we talk about Karbala he didn't give everything he had so that you would just mourn for him he gave up what he had so that tomorrow when you're faced with a similar situation you can make the right choice he gave up his everything for your freedom so don't choose to be shackled down by the chains of this world if we use this advice and heed to it and learn from it we will always be free in this world and in the hereafter I would like to finally ask you to please not forget us in your du'as and humbly request you to remember to pray for the reappearance of the awaited Imam peace be upon him and with these words I want to bid you farewell peace be upon you all and the mercy of Allah and his blessings


And in some sport news. Sports has been identified as a tool of fighting drug abuse in the society. This is a view of stakeholders who gathered in Isebaikiti for a novelty march organized by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency to draw the attention of youths to the dangers inherent in drug abuse. The State Command of the NDLA, Anthony Arreo, appealed to residents of the state to furnish the NDLA with relevant information that could help in covering the amendments of drug abuse in Isebaikiti state. Other stakeholders at the event, including former super eagles player Motiu Adekwodju and Kayo Dei, Adam Lerko, who said increase in drug abuse among the youth has led to higher number of crimes in the society and appeal to parents and guidance to join hands with relevant stakeholders in the task of building a secured country. Starting this I mean introducing sports is very good because most young men are the ones that are involved in drugs and you can see that the sport is for young men is to discourage young men from taking drugs or anyone that is taking drugs cannot succeed in life. No footballer can succeed when it's on drugs. We have so many challenges. So many challenges. We have very cool challenges. We have a manpower challenges, although it is being addressed by the chairman now. They have challenges of information.  But they don't come with information. When we were growing up, our attention was our education. Equity used to be the fountain of knowledge, but it has shifted so drastically over the years when introduction of Thugry came into politics. It became so worrisome because you can't do Thugry without stimulants and that is what is actually affecting us. When you talk about crime, then talk about drug because 90 percent of crime cases, you know, when you arrest criminals, 90 percent of them are on drugs and it is very, very worrisome. It is something we have to support the NDLA to nip at the board. I played in the world, I mean all over the world. I played in Nigeria, I played in Spain and I never engage myself in anything, drug or anything. So I want to tell them that I mean they can succeed in not engaging in drugs abuse, in not engaging in drugs at all. There's nothing that is good in, I mean I am taking drugs. So if they don't take drugs, they will have, I mean, good mind and I mean, free mind, straight, they will be able to think very well and they will be able to think and do what they want to do and then they get to the level they want to get to. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


So, hello, my name is Jordan I've been a contributor, I've been a ground contributor for about two years now mostly working on QA staff and Shaksana days I'm a builder, which means I give stuff building and involved in most of the rest the related project in GNOME I enjoy writing grass and I like to say I I work for Centricular, which is paying for me to be here. So, yeah, I also get to write the rest of the work so GNOME is an old project. It's older than me It was started by Miguel de Caza and Federico Mena It's a default in the desktop environment of most Linux distribution nowadays It has a big community of many active participants It's built on top of Gillib and Cheh So Gillib is a cross-platform Cheh library It provides common data structures For Cheh because Cheh does not have a standard library It includes an object or index on a framework called G object It's what GStream and GTK are built on top It's commonly used in many embedded devices and probably You already have a couple of devices in your home that are with it GTK is a cross-platform Graphical user interface still get it used by GNOME, elementary, GIMP, many popular applications It's written in Cheh with Cheh with G object It's heavily object oriented has used subclasses and interfaces It has hierarchy based widgets And uses callbacks for singline handling It also has a CSS styling engine It provides a couple of platform integration APIs It's built on top of GLIB.jio which is like the library for handling input and output in Gillib ADK which is an accessibility library, GAROP and PANGO It has bindings for many languages There is a framework to automatically generate bindings for Gillib-based projects using just an XML file and so Yeah So GStream is a cross-platform multimedia framework It's pipeline-based Which is heavily multi-threaded It's written in Cheh with Cheh object, but it's not tied at any way to GTK It has good integrated windows and macOS support Which where GTK is like more of Linux toolkit nowadays Your TV also probably is using GStreamer for media decoding and coding It also has bindings for many many languages GStreamer is not an alternative to FMBAC It can make use of it It's not a media player or playback library It's not a coder protocol library It's not a decoding tool and it's not a streaming server But it can be used to build all of those So LibreSwitch is the first major library that That added That got Rust code involved It's used by GNOME, GTI, GIMP and Quick Media It was originally written by as part of Gill by Ralfel again Gill was Gill is an acronym for GNOME Illustrator program Which later involved in the study part and now it's in Scape It's about 20 years old So it's there's a lot of Old Cheh code there It was unmentend for a while. It had a couple of CV issues A couple of years ago Federico Gwinterar took over Mentors of LibreSwitch After a while getting fed up with the CVS He he decided to gradually port the library to Rust. It's not a rewrite. It's a gradual port It tends for say and API and API compatibility And it has achieved that to this day still So in 2017 In December the last say only version of LibreSwitch was released In couple months there will be the next version 246 Which includes all the functionality That the library uses to render and SVT it's implemented in Rust and only Rust The only thing that's left is the say headers and say API It has an active community nowadays around it and it's actively developed again Federico Paolo and Ivan made it possible to port huge chunk of it to Rust and it's now It's one once less library So LibreSwitch still has a say API and say header files To this end GNOME class was Was started to be developed it's meant to In order to interface with the glib and gobject libraries you need a say ffi Which means you need a safe code Also subclass in gdk and gdk install in general is known for to have a lot of boilerplate A GNOME class is meant to be to allow you to both write Syntax like if it was a higher level language like python But also automatically generate the unsafe code that you would need in order to interface with gobject directly It's like vala, which was Transpiled languages that compile industry But it instead targets the raster AST So you get to write safe code Without boilerplate And get all the gbs functionality There are a couple of applications that have popped up The first one is fractal Fractal is a matrix the third client It's a big application and it was a An experiment for the most part It was written before many of the nice things were stabilized like shared the derive and digitalized So the code base is not as pretty nor Easy to work with yet. There's a huge effort on refactoring it It has a quite active community, which is like It's amazing because like All these new people that come up that have popped out are like Came up from a rast community before they had nothing to do with GNOME It's nice. It was started by Daniel Garcia as a side bro. It's mostly to learn rast GNOME podcast is a podcast client It was my excuse to learn rast It started like a while I started like a year ago or so. It's about as old as fractal It's it was a nice way to like to get to know to get to learn rast and mess with the gdk a bit The problem is like Due to some bindings limitation like not being able to subclass yet a widget You you had like Try a lot of different approaches in order to get something. That's Nice and maintainable to work So the code base was written a couple times In order to make it easier to be maintainable It has a multi-thread and concurrent parsing indexer of rss Which is like a year ago. I had no idea what any of these words would mean And now it's not only implemented in a few it was not only meant in a few weeks also memory safe It's just crazy So These are two old apps, but they are getting rewritten in rast They're not they're not going to be gradually ported because It's not as easy unlike with the unlike the liver svg. It's not as easy to gradually port applications Because you can't Due to a couple of issues with With both subclassing and the packaging system you can't just write Widgets in rast and have them called while you port your app. So These both of those apps will get the are getting rewritten from scratch They're both third third paragraphs in because developed independent of gnome Which is nice to see that rast is getting adopted not only by gnome But also the wider community that just targets gnome as the platform they want to run on So gnome has an idea It's called builder It it aims to make developing gnome applications as painless as possible It's you need like three clicks from to go from Not from cloning a repository to have the application running and be able to modify it and And actually have the application then such a the modifier is just running it uses It does not have any host dependencies makes use heavy use of the flatback and flatback runtimes to achieve It has flatback has rast support. There's a rast toolchain for for flatback runtimes Builder also has rls support since march. It was like one of the earliest adopters in this So, uh, talk about we talked about flatback before Flatback is a package system. It has a it It's a package system then That's meant to So flatback provides a package system for sandboxed app applications that are independent of host and can run across any distribution in any desktop environment It uses austria underneath and Astria is like austria is like git for binaries. It has a duplication and can make divs out of binaries Ribomanager is the tool that is used for flat hub Which is which is the largest flatback repository It's it's written in rast. It's a web server in rast that provides fashion that provides functionally similar to git push It will soon be deployed and power all of the flatback all of the flat hub infrastructure, which is many millions of users so Whoops, there's a slide missing on it So cargo is wonderful, but it's not a build system. Sadly Not at least that one the traditional sense You usually need to distribute more than just a binary or just a data SO file. So you can't just use cargo for general distribution package man Neither other tools normals don't have an easy way to support cargo which results in really ugly hugs with wayards self-scrims and going Going way out of what the build system would allow Like you you can't do out of three builds with Do you do some packaging issues? the main the main problem with the build system is that you have a mesh on our auto tools which is which wants to take control of all of the artifacts that are generated and everything every invocation of the compiler that is run But then at some point you have to call cargo because cargo is like the only way to compile Rust code currently and They really don't like Not being able to determine what the artifacts the build artifacts will be And how they will be named the where they are placed So you most most of the time you end up with ugly cell scripts that have mesh on called cargo and says how to get a binary Then have my mission handle all the rest of the stuff which might be Installing documentation Updata desktop files And other stuff like that Rust says generally at editing most distributions If you are using a long-term support release of a distribution The the Rust compiler there usually gets updated only when Firefox requires a new one So most of the time it's like Almost a year and maybe more Older the jitter by the jiggery the jiggery abondings and And jobs have no subclassing support In general yet, which Sebastian will be talking about later This results in an idiomatic code and which is like it's high It's has a higher maintenance cost than usual dramatic code and It will be needy and will need to be written at some point currently to one subclassing available so it will be Bit better This is also the reason that like rust is not yet Incom editor we have any kind of templates for writing gtk applications because The the code that you will need to write today will have like many workarounds limitations of subclassing of the bindings Which at some point you will have to throw away in a couple of months So there's also the community aspect of rust Rust has the most welcoming and empowering community I have ever came across Everybody wants you to succeed Everybody is there to help you Everybody is super friendly Rust also has a beginner's program A rust beginner's channel, which is probably misspelled there Uh gnome also has a new cameras experience. There was also a gnome cameras workshop An hour ago But it's not as nice as the last one like you just drop on the Rust channel and everybody answers you your questions like five minutes and Helps you in even more gnome is sadly Doesn't have the manpower to do it we try as much as we can but It could get a lot of better a lot better and it's something to look forward into The rust code of conduct was a big thing It's what inspired Federico To start an initiative to rewrite the gnome code of conduct and get people to start taking it seriously again it and The previous the current And the code of conduct Is rather ambiguous and nobody really cares about it But that's not the way we want to move forward there have been There's a duplication the sled, but it's fine There have been four a hackfest so far related to rust and gnome There's one every six months now that and people get around discuss issues and Have have a great time in general and Slides on me So and that's about it Overall since I Managed to take on slide Any questions? Yes Yes Go ahead So the question is how does vala compares to rust when it comes to the developer the development experience in writing the code So the process with fallage Is far smoother because The resulting integration is placed already we are currently have to smooth out a couple of paper cuts and Solve out the issues with the build system first before it becomes easy. There's also needs some there's some Ongoing work on the bindings that needs to be released first before you are able to do things like that gnome class is actively maintained But it's not yet ready for prime time to get you to write the objects the a couple a couple of things are missing But it's getting there Other than that it's Okay Yeah, it's still quite early. I think Yes So the question is when if jillip geosec and njadk will be written in us You probably won't ask I don't think there is any chance of this happening But you probably won't ask actual jillip and zk developers and But it probably won't happen it's jillip is badly tested by now and and yeah So yes in the back Yes, so the question was There are the couple of Distributions have added trust second ballers and There's that's the similar case for bsd bsd as well And if there was some feature that was held back due to Due to distributions not having a current enough compiler Yes, actually there are a couple of things that Would clean up the libars vg code base a lot but We currently We currently support The latest long-term release releases the That how that and it's like we support currently, I think last said 1.1.28 So we always try to To not bump the version increment The minimum version requirement without any good reason but sometimes you have to avoid we can't avoid it because Create underneath has just bumps it to and needs rust 2018 or so So Yeah Yes So the question was since jillip is running on Mac on windows as well What's the accessibility state of it and if you can write rust applications That are accessible to other users in those platforms if Gdk uses atk For the accessibility integration which is which stands for inaccessibility toolkit, I think If if gdk itself And adk is functioning on macOS and windows Which I I'm not I don't know the state of this yet It would work with rust as well with the rust bindings as well The bind the bindings API wise are fairly not fairly complete, but there There's a huge range of the API that's that is covered already But I'm not sure how what's the status of Atk on macOS and windows if they integrate yet as well as on linux Thank you


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Thanks for checking out this episode of brutal battle beer break today I will be doing a beer by the brewery out of as it says on their bottle orange County, California But actually physically they're out of placentia, California This is their beer called so happens. It's Tuesday. It is an imperial stout aged in bourbon barrels And it is 14% alcohol by volume so you can see Label typical very stylish label that they like to do variations of it's got a foil over the top Which is kind of a bitch to get off here As you watch me just struggle with it. I got it So what I'm envisioning for this particular beer is that it's basically a toned-down version of Black Tuesday is my guess Because black Tuesday also being an imperial stout bourbon barrel aged is 19% So let's see if I'm correct. That was kind of a pain to get sorry for the delay For the sucker. I'm sure it's going to be nice and dark being an imperial stout Yes, obviously very dark nice tan head to it very brown plenty of carbonation oh Smells nice and boozy very vanilla-y oaky caramel some caramel in there, but obviously lots and lots of chocolate It's like dark chocolate nice nice bourbon in there But the main things I get is like bourbon alcohol oak vanilla chocolate Smells really really good and it does smell like a kind of toned-down version of black Tuesday.  I'm getting the caramel the oak the vanilla the chocolate The bourbon as a nice sipping beer 14% yeah seems like 14% it's not like extremely hidden or anything, but Burn Getting a little bit of an extra sweetness at the end is probably a lot of the bourbon and that kind of caramel notes ramping up a little bit on the end of each taste and Man, it's just like really warming me up now as you just let it kind of sit It's just like really starts warming in your throat. So nice beer fun beer Easy well not easy, but sip it easily as in go slow. That's what I'm gonna do Anyway, everybody. Thanks for checking this out. If you have any ideas for beers You want to see me try on this or the podcast brutal battle podcast at gmail.com. Thanks so much and go get yourself an awesome beer


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