Okay, in one minute we will start, in one minute only, still there are many students who have not joined yet. Yes. Okay, what if I ask you one question to all of you, let's say, let's say H plus concentration, if H plus concentration is 10 to the power minus 3, what is the pH for that solution? If H plus concentration is 10 to the power minus 3, what is the pH? Can anyone tell me? Okay, pH is 3. H plus concentration is 10 to the power minus 3 means pH is 3. If H plus concentration is 10 to the power minus 11, what is the nature of the solution? If H plus concentration is 10 to the power minus 11, what is the nature of solution? Very good, basic nature, very good. If H plus concentration is 1, what is the pH? H plus concentration is 1, what is the pH? H plus concentration is 1, what is the pH? Okay, answer is 0. Because if I told you 10 to the power minus 3, then you said pH is 3. When 10 to the power 0, pH is 0. 10 to the power 0 is nothing but 1. Understood, so pH is 0. Is it clear to all of you? Concentration of H plus is 1 means pH is 0. Okay, anything to the power 0 is 1. Yes, so pH is 1. Okay, if I say H plus concentration is 1, then pH is... H plus concentration is 1, then pH is... Same thing. pH is 0 only. I have asked the same question only.  Okay, students, now we are starting today's quiz. Already, if anyone is facing any issue, please tell me. Already, topic is acid bases and salt. Mostly questions are based on the... Okay, I know everyone. Mostly questions are from the salt preparation. Okay, students, now I am starting. Already if anyone is facing any issue, please tell me. At sharp 8, 4, they will start. If anyone who wants to join in, they can join in. Okay, fine. So, we will start in 1 minute. So, students, already? Yes.  A method used to make a copper to sulphate crystal is shown. Place dilute sulphuric acid in a beaker. Warm the acid. Add copper to oxide until it is in excess. Filter the mixture. Evaporate the filtrate until crystals start to form. Leave the filtrate to cool. What are the purpose of... What are the purpose of step 3 and 4? Think about the salt preparation. These all steps are followed in salt preparation. What could be the purpose of 3 and 4? Ensure all the acid has reacted. And corresponding to that, it is like to obtain solid copper to sulphate. Be option to ensure all the acids have reacted to remove excess copper to oxide. See option to speed up the reaction to obtain solid copper to sulphate. And fourth one is to speed up the reaction to remove excess copper to oxide. Think about the process, you will get the answer. Okay, students. So, we will see what is the answer. Okay, 21 has answered it right. Many of you have answered it wrong. It is very easy question. You just need to see that. How it is... Okay. So, you just need to see. A method is used to make the copper to sulphate. Okay, now you see. This is the preparation technique. You put the dilute sulphuric acid in a beaker. Here you have H2SO4. Then you warm the acid. Then you add the copper oxide. Then you add copper oxide. Your reaction will be copper oxide plus H2SO4. Gives... Copper oxide plus H2SO4 gives you... Copper sulphate plus water. Copper sulphate plus water. Now, you add excess so that all the copper... All the hydro... The acid, H2SO4 should react. No more H2SO4 should remain in the solution. That's why you add excess of copper oxide. When you add excess of copper oxide, you can imagine that if you add excess, some amount of copper oxide remain unreacted. Because all of H2SO4 has already reacted. So some amount of copper oxide is left in the container. So what you do in the next step, you filter it. You filter it to remove copper oxide. So when you filter it, when you filter it, you will get the clear solution of copper sulphate. You get clear solution of copper sulphate. So what is the method to ensure all the acid has reacted is the step reason of adding excess. Filter the mixture to remove the copper oxide. Answer is V. Any doubt? Okay, anyone has any doubt? Please ask. No doubt, sir? Could we move to next? Okay, please mute your mic. Okay, fine. We are moving to the next question. So next question is... First, we will see the leaderboard. Mahabal is the fastest. We will see the second question. Different substance will dilute hydrochloric acid. For which substance could any excess not be removed by filtration? Copper oxide, you have only 50 seconds left. Copper to oxide magnesium. For which substance could any excess not be removed? By filtration. Any excess? You have last 18 seconds left. 60 students have answered. What? We will see what is our leaderboard. Okay, 28 have answered right. But more than that, people have made it wrong. Okay students, it's very easy question. Again, easy question in front of you. Question is this. A salt... Okay, you can see my... Salt can be made. Okay, first if you take copper oxide. You know copper oxide is solid. So if you add in FCR, let's say you are adding in hydrochloric acid. If it is in excess, just now we discussed. If solid is in excess, you can, you should remove it with the help of filtration. There is no other option. If you add magnesium, magnesium plus FCR also give you magnesium chloride. No doubt. That is soluble, aqueous. But the point is if you take magnesium in excess, so you need to separate it with the filtration. Like you have HCl here. If you add magnesium here. So if you add, after sometime you will have a little magnesium left. That needs to be separated through the filtration. That needs to be separated through the filtration and then you will get magnesium chloride. So here also you can't do. But the third option, sodium hydroxide, it is nothing but it is aqueous. It is already in the liquid state and you are making it react with HCl. So both are aqueous. So no need to go for the separation. No need to go for the filtration. Both are liquid. They hydroxide again solid. So if there is a solid, you need to go with the filtration. Is it clear? Any doubt? Next question. You will see the leaderboard first. Okay. Now frishti RnR is leading it seems. Good frishti. Micronomy. Okay fine. You will see the next question. Okay read the question carefully. A salt is produced in each of the following reaction. Okay I want to tell you if you have two minutes to solve the question. Please read the question carefully. Two minutes you have. Don't hurry. P is the magnesium plus dilute hydrochloric acid. Q is zinc oxide dilute hydrochloric acid. R is sodium hydroxide dilute hydrochloric acid. S is copper carbonate dilute sulfuric acid. Write reaction for each of them. Don't hurry. You have time. Last one minute. Okay. I think you have seen all these types of reactions. You need to understand the process involved. Okay fine. Answer is C. Very good students. Most of you have answered it right only. Those who have made it wrong. Just I will take 30 seconds to explain this question. So question is very easy. One minute. Yes. Question is very easy. Salt produced in each of the following. Magnesium plus hydrochloric acid. Mg plus HCl gives MgCl2. Plus hydrogen. No water. Zinc oxide plus H2SO4. Zinc sulphate. Plus water. Sodium hydroxide NaOH. Plus HCl. NaCl. And the last is copper carbonate. Plus H2SO4. Copper sulphate. Plus copper sulphate plus CO2. Plus water. All gives water other than one reaction. Water is formed. Flammable gas. Yes there is a flammable gas. All salts formed are soluble in water. Yes all salts formed are soluble in water. So answer is 1 and 3. Okay. Water is not formed in first reaction. Hope you understood this. Any doubt? Any doubt? Okay fine. Moving to the next question. Yes. We will see leaderboard first. Okay. Seems Dutch is leading good Dutch. Fine. Continue. The answer is salt. That's why I have included questions for salt. Zinc sulphate is soluble salt and can be prepared by reacting excess zinc carbonate. With dilute sulphuric acid. Which piece of equipment would not be required in the preparation of zinc sulphate crystal? Which piece of equipment would not be required in preparation of zinc sulphate crystal?  You must you can imagine that what all things can be required. In this few reactions we have just now discussed about zinc sulphate. So you know nature of zinc sulphate also. Thank you students. So which type of thing is not required? And please don't be hurry. Don't think that question is very easy. There is some point in the question. That's why I have included. Think and then answer. Okay. So last 10 seconds. Now we will see how many of you have made mistake. Not required. Not be required. And answer is. Answer is we will see. Oh my God. 22 students have answered only. Fine. We will see this. What will happen in this? Okay. Don't worry. We will see how to answer this question. Okay. Fine. This is the question. I will use you. In the previous missions we discussed that zinc sulphate crystals are soluble. So you would have thought that filter and funnel would be the answer. But before that question I told you you always add the salt in excess. So what about the excess salt my dear students? If you add the excess salt definitely if you write the reaction. If you write the reaction zinc carbonate with H2SO4 will give you ZNSO4. No doubt this is soluble. No doubt. No doubt this is soluble. So you would have thought soluble thing is forming. No need of filter paper or no need of filter funnel. But I before that question I told you you always take salt in excess. So what about the excess thing you need to separate it. That's why D is not the answer. So most of you have answered D. That's why I put this question I thought you will definitely think like that. So D is not the answer. Evaporating dish is required because to remove water you may need evaporating dish. Okay. Fine. This is not the answer but it is required. Okay. So it is required means not our answer. But if you see condenser you don't need condenser. It is also about without crystallization method we cannot obtain crystal. Without crystallization method you cannot obtain crystal. Why? You can get the crystals. Yes you can but you don't need the condenser for that. What is the question? Prepare the zinc sulfide crystal. Why you need condenser? You can do crystallization without condenser when you go to lab. When you go to lab you will observe that there is no condenser. What you do? In the evaporating dish you take this thing into evaporating dish. Okay. And you start heating this. Once you start heating it. Once it become a concentrated you remove this evaporating dish. Once it start becoming evaporated concentrated. Once it start becoming concentrated means less amount of water is there. You remove it from the heating. And you let it to cool. You let it to cool. So you don't need condenser at all. Yes you need beaker for that. How you will carry out the reaction. So this is also not our answer. Sir what is required in excess? Copper, zinc, carbonate. In the last question I explained you. To have the reaction if there is a H2SO4 present. And you put some salt. Your focus is like every whole sulfuric acid should react. Whole sulfuric acid should react. You put it in excess. So once you put it in excess after sometime you will find that zinc, carbonate is left. This you need to filter. Once you filter it. Once you filter is the filterate. The filterate you put into evaporating dish. This filterate you put into evaporating dish. And once you put in but what if excess was not given. What if excess zinc, carbonate they have given. They have given excess zinc, carbonate. Yes so again. Then question can be asked or you have not given excess. But if it is given in excess there are high chances that means this is the only method. If they would have not given excess means it become a difficult for the examiner to give the marks. But they have given excess so there is no point understood. What if it is not given then you could have gone for the other option also that filter panel also. But if you ask me in practical if excess is also not given the best answer would be condenser only. Best answer is condenser. If they give you the single correct best answer is this even if there is no excess word. Is it clear? Is it clear to all of you? Fine. Hope you understood this question. Okay let us see who has done this question right and who is leading now. Okay seems fine. Good Karan. Next question. Please read question carefully. Which of the following methods are suitable for preparing both zinc sulphate and copper sulphate? Reacting metal oxide with form dilute sulphuric acid. Reacting metal with dilute aqueous sulphuric acid. Reacting the metal zinc carbonate with dilute aqueous sulphuric acid. Select the best option. Don't don't hurry because you have time. You have one more minute left with you. A and D are same. Okay fine. So A and 2, 1 and 2 only. Okay please consider third option as 1, 2 and 3. If you have not marked. If you have not marked consider 1, 2 and 3. You have already marked? You have already marked? Have you already marked? Okay fine no worries. No worries, no worries. No worries, don't worry, don't worry. Don't worry. You give your best. So which option is 1, 2 and 3? Okay. You answer whatever you want. Okay if you feel A and D both are okay. You know why I told you don't worry? Why I told you don't worry? Because answer is B only. So it doesn't matter whether you have answered A or D. That's why I told you don't worry. Okay my dear students. You have again, oh sorry. One minute I will show you. Okay I will first solve the question. Okay you want to see the leader board. See the leader board first. Okay fine. Karun is leading. Now I will show you the question. Why I told you don't worry? Because answer is B. Okay now try to understand. What is the question? It's suitable for preparing both salt. Answer is reacting metal oxide. They have asked you reacting the metal oxide with warm dilute sulfuric acid. Metal oxide with warm dilute sulfuric acid. Yes both will give you the metal mince, metal oxide mince, zinc oxide plus copper oxide. If you make it react with H2SO4. If you make it react with H2SO4. Yes they are right that you will get copper sulphate and you will get zinc sulphate. No doubt. Okay fine option one is right. But my dear students. Okay this is previous leader board. But my dear students this is not the correct. This is not correct. Because the metal with dilute sulfuric acid copper won't react. Copper with dilute H2SO4. No reaction. No reaction. Because copper comes below hydrogen. Copper comes below hydrogen in reactivity series. Or zinc with dilute acid. The zinc with dilute acid definitely you will get the zinc sulphate. But not with copper. So this is not our answer. Reacting the metal carbonate with dilute aqua sulfuric acid. Yes this will give you the sulphate. Hope you understood and you learnt something from this question. Yes. Okay. So that's why the graph is like this. All are parallel. Means all are at the same height. You can see the graph. Okay I have already removed I think. Fine. So we will move to the next question. Okay. Now. Ready for next one. Please read question. This is the graph. See. 18, 18, 15, 7. It looks good. Fine. Next question. One minute. Why it is again showing that. Okay. It seems like last time I did not show you that. Leader board. Okay. Pura is bleeding. Very good Pura. Moving to the next one. Already. Please read question carefully. How many different salts could be made from a supply of dilute sulphuric acid, dilute hydrochloric acid, copper, magnesium oxide and zinc carbonate. Okay. Thank you. Long question. Yes. That's why I gave you time. You have time. Don't hurry. Okay. Fine. We will see the result. So answer is B. Fine. We will see where you all went wrong. Student C. It is very easy question. We try to understand. So question is this. How many different salts could be made from the supply of dilute sulphuric acid.  They have given dilute sulphuric acid. They have given dilute sulphuric acid. Okay. So I will write H2SO4 and you have HCl also and you have copper also and you have magnesium oxide also and you have zinc carbonate also. All these three things. Okay. So these two won't react. H2SO4 and HCl won't react. Okay. We will take one by one. If I take H2SO4 won't react. Copper won't react. Why it won't react? Because it is lower than the reactivity series and you have taken dilute H2SO4 won't react. Magnesium oxide will react. Zinc carbonate will react. Here you will get zinc sulphate and here you will get magnesium sulphate. Okay. Similarly, if you take HCl if you take HCl this won't react. H2SO4 won't react. Copper won't react. Magnesium oxide will react. This will react. You will get ZnCl2. You will get MgCl2. Four salt. Copper won't react with any of these because it is a metal and it is not amphoteric. It is just matter. Okay. These two won't react with each other because both are solid. Both are solid. Both won't react. So answer is MgSO4 ZnSO4 4 is the answer. Is it clear to all of you? Any doubt? Any doubt? No doubts? Okay. I want to change this question little bit. I want to remove this dilute sign and I want to put here concentrated. If I put it concentrated what would be the answer? Who can tell? I want to see. If I put concentrated FCl sulfuric acid what would be the answer? Because both are solid. Because they have given magnesium oxide and zinc carbonate. Both are solid. So solid won't react. Is it clear? Someone asked. Momita is it clear? Both are solid. How they will react? Yes. HCl is dilute. No. Solid won't react with each other. Solid won't react. Okay. So answer if it is a concentrated sulfuric acid answer is different. Tell me what which other product you are going to get? Write the other product which are going to get I want to see. Which other product you are going to get I want to see. No one. Those who have written 5, 6 tell me which other product will form. Fine. I'll tell you. If you don't know concentrated sulfuric acid very good Disha very good very good. There are many students who have given right answer. Concentrated sulfuric acid is oxidizing agent. Is oxidizing agent. Your copper metal copper metal will react with concentrated H2SO4. It won't react with dilute but here it is acting as oxidizing agent you get copper sulphate. You will get copper sulphate and SO2 gas will also form. So this will one of the product. In that case answer would be 5. If it was answer would have been 5. If it was concentrated H2SO4. Is it clear? I hope those who maintain their nodes they are writing in their nodes. It is not displacing hydrogen. Strays you can't see any hydrogen see. Here you will get water. There is no hydrogen gas. There is SO2 gas because of the oxidizing nature. Oxidizing nature or you call it as oxidizing agent. Understood? Please remember this point. That's why I added this question. Concentrated H2SO4 reacts with copper dilute. Okay because dilute is not having that much of power dilute has water in that so it won't act as a strong oxidizing agent because you have already added water. When it is a concentrated it is more H2SO4 less water. So it can behave and the dominating part is H2SO4 but once it diluted it is not having that much of power. Understood? Understood? Strays always remember that's why we don't touch concentrated H2SO4 but we can touch dilute H2SO4 because of this reason only. Because concentrated H2SO4 is more powerful oxidizing agent more powerful acid also. Is it clear? Strays no no concentrated HCl won't react. Won't react. Yes it will react with your skin it will burn it. You know it is corrosive. It is corrosive means which give the burning sensation. Okay any other doubt? Or dilute? Dilute won't react. Dilute won't react. Understood? Would you move to next question? Hope you are learning new things. Okay Yes concentrated HCl has more H plus. Yes Ananya that's why we don't touch concentrated HCl also or it is a strong acid. Concentrated HCl is strong acid. Dilute Dilute has less H plus. Dilute has less H plus. Why doesn't it react with copper? Because copper is below hydrogen. Okay try to understand HCl is not oxidizing agent. H2SO4 is oxidizing agent that is that is the nature of H2SO4. H2SO4 can act as oxidizing agent HCl can't but H2SO4 can act as oxidizing agent only when it is concentrated. Dilute H2SO4 behaves only as acid. Concentrated H2SO4 behaves as acid as well as oxidizing agent. Write it in your notes. Is it clear? Concentrated H2SO4 oxidizing agent and acid Dilute H2SO4 only acid. Concentrated HCl acid Dilute HCl acid. Am I clear?  Okay fine next question. Please write these things in your notes. If you want time I will give you time to write that. Please think about burette and pipette.  What is burette and pipette? Okay I will show it to you. Wait. Okay I thought you people know what is burette and pipette. But you must have seen in the lab.  Which you put in a stand. Okay fine no problem 60 students have answered. Okay 58 only. Sorry 60 I am not answered. Okay answer is B. Okay my dear students you know burette and pipette I want to show you. Just give me one second. See if you see lab apparatus. Chemical lab or chemistry lab apparatus you would see. Okay one minute. Okay so I think you can see my screen. Okay students this photo will help you. Now this is the where is the pipette. This is the volumetric pipette. I hope that you can see my concern. This is the volumetric pipette.  Okay where is the burette in this? Just a minute. Where is the burette? Yes next to this is burette. Next is this is burette. Okay so one is the burette and one is the pipette. Okay I will tell you. Is it clear burette and pipette? Is it clear what is this? Okay I will come to that. Okay now I am coming to the question. Wait wait we will see what is the answer. Don't worry if it is different I will change it. Okay very good. So answer is potassium chloride from... Okay now think. Which solution can... Which salt prepare using burette and pipette? So only those salt can be prepared. Only those salt can be prepared. Whose acid and base are liquid. Are aqueous. Whose acid and base are aqueous. They are not in solid form. Okay and then I will explain the use. Wait for one minute. Okay Surya I can't do anything. Yes yes one minute. Okay so answer for this is calcium nitrate from calcium carbonate and nitric acid. No nitric acid is aqueous but calcium carbonate is solid. This is not the answer. Yes next is copper to sulphate from copper. Copper to sulphate from copper hydroxide. This is solid. This is aqueous. Potassium chloride from potassium hydroxide KOH Aqueous. And hydrochloric acid aqueous. Zinc and dilute S2SO4. This is solid. This is not. So answer is C. Answer is C. Yes answer should be C. Okay those who have answered C I will change the answer we will go with the C. Okay I will change it. Okay students please tell me if you have any doubt. In burette and pipette both things in burette and pipette someone ask for what is the use. You know later I will tell you the titration. Titration what you have. Like in titration you put acid and base. You mix acid and base to make salt. So what you do you put burette here on the stand. Here you have a burette on stand. Let's say this is a stand. And you put burette. And here you put your beaker. And you put in this beaker. You have already put solution of HCL with the help of pipette. With the help of pipette. Pipette gives you exact measurement of volume. Whenever you want to take the exact measurement and which is small in amount. Small volume you take with the pipette. And burette what burette do. burette has a controller. Here you have a controller. So you can control the flow of liquid from this. Here you put let's say NaOH. You control the flow of NaOH you can put drop wise. You can put drop wise. Is it clear? So this is the purpose of burette and pipette. Okay answer is C. I will change the answer. Any doubt? Yes. Titration can be used for a solvent. Concentration. Okay. You know titration is nothing but acid base reactions. There are so many titration you will learn in class 11. There are so many titration. One is the acid base titration. You take beaker. You take FCL in that with the help of pipette. And you take this beaker down. You take this beaker in the burette. This is nothing but burette. And this burette work is put the drop wise base. Now why we use them? Because you want to control the amount of base you want to control the amount of base. So what happens? When you control it and when you open it you can add it in drop wise. When you can add in drop wise as soon as as you must have heard about indicators. Yes. You must have heard about indicators. So indicator changes its color and whole acid react with base. So when indicator changes color we tight this knob. We stop the flow of base. This is the work of burette that you can control the flow of base even in droplets. You want to add one drop then you can add it. If you want to add 3 ml you can add it. Okay. Okay. Answer is C for this question. Okay. Now we have to do little fast because yes now one minute and the answer shows is D. Okay. Fine. I will make it answer C. The question number is 7. Yes. One minute. I will make answer C. Don't worry. Question number 7 is answer is C. One minute. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven answer is C. I have changed the answer. Don't worry students. I have changed the answer. Those who have even write answer they will get full marks now. Okay. Moving to the next question. Just one minute. I am going back. Okay. Okay. Fine. So I am sharing my screen. Okay. Fine. So you can see my screen. I am skipping all the questions fast because we have already done these. Okay. Fine. So now I have changed the leader board. I have changed the question. Answer of that question. Okay. This is the answer now. Now I think those who have done it right they would get full marks. Okay. Next question. Are you all ready? All ready. Next question. Please do this. Copper carbonate reacts with dilute sulphuric acid to make copper sulphate. Which row gives the correct order of steps for making copper sulphate crystal? We have already done this type of question. Quickly answer it. I have changed the answer students. Don't worry. No. You need means you as someone has asked has asked one question. So is it possible to determine whether the salt is solid liquid or gas without experimentation? Yes. You can without experiment you can remember. You need to remember. Like BACL2 is soluble. BSO4 is insoluble. Okay. There are 15 questions. I don't think that we could finish all. We will try to finish whatever we can finish till 9. We will see. Okay. So this question I have already done in question number 1. If you remember question number 1 it is same like that. Okay. Still you have people made mistake in this. 16. Okay. Answer is C. We will see. We will see. Don't worry. Okay. So just a minute. Okay. Question is copper carbonate. Okay. Access copper carbonate. First thing I told you access copper carbonate. Evaporate. Okay. So if you remember what you have answered copper carbonate. Which rule gives the correct order of steps for making copper sulphate crystal. Add excess of copper carbonate. Yes. To the acid. Okay. Evaporate to point. Okay. What you are saying? It should be filtered first. Evaporate to dryness. Leave it to cool. You are saying answer should be. Okay. Add copper carbonate and filter. Add excess copper carbonate. Evaporate to a point of crystallization. Okay. You are saying that filter it first. Evaporate. Filter it to point of crystallization. Leave it to cool. So. Yes. Option D should be the answer. Okay. So. Answer is D. Evaporate filter it to point of crystallization. Okay. And leave it to cool. Yes. Okay. Don't worry. I will change it at the end of the end of this thing. I will change. Don't worry. Okay. Question number 8 answer I will change it to D. Next one. Okay. One minute. We are moving to the next question. Okay. Next question is. Okay. One minute. One minute. Yes. You may be right. I have not seen the formula compound. Just a minute student. Very good question. Copper sulphate is forming. Yes. Yes. Copper sulphate is forming. So what will happen? Very good. So it is soluble. All things are soluble. No need to filter. No need to filter. So evaporate to point of crystallization. Okay. So copper sulphate is forming. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. So copper carbonate with dilute sulphate which row gives the correct answer of structure of copper sulphate crystal. Okay. You are saying that add excess copper carbonate. Yes. But still you are adding excess copper carbonate. You need to filter. Yes. You need to filter evaporate filter of point of crystal evaporate filtrate to point of crystallization. Yes. Answer is D only. Don't worry. Don't worry. Answer is D. Okay. Next question is. Next is. Fine. Students we are moving to the next one. You don't have much time.  Just read question carefully. Yes. Please answer this question. Salt, X and Y. Okay. I will come to that question. Don't worry. Salt, X and Y are separately dissolved in water. Sample of the solution obtained are separately tested with dilute sulphuric acid and with aqueous sodium hydroxide. In two of the test the gaseous product are formed. In two of the test a gaseous product is formed. No precipitate is formed in any of the test. What are the salt, X and Y? HCl you have added. And both time you are getting gaseous. In two of the test this question we have already done. In some in our last centre mark. Okay. I'll come to that question. Don't worry. Okay. So answer for this is C. Answer for this is C. Because ammonium chloride in NaOH gives you ammonia. Last centre mark I discussed. Ammonium salts with alkali gives ammonia. And copper carbonate with HCl gives CO2. So answer is C. This I told you in last centre mark if you remember. Okay. Aneros carbonate salts with HCl give CO2. They are not reacting with each other. Okay. Fine. I'll show the question. Question is this. They are not reacting with each other. They are saying that tested with this and this. You are adding NaOH and HCl. You are adding NaOH and HCl. So if you add HCl to Na2CO3 you will get CO2 gas. When you get and so can you explain the previous question on again in the end of the class. Definitely this I will explain. Okay. Yes. Yes. I will increase. Okay. Is it clear? Question number 9 is clear. I'll come to question number 8 again after finishing this. Question number 9 clear. Moving to the next question. We'll see how much we can finish. I'll come to question number 8 before the class and don't worry. Question number 9. Over now question number 10. Okay. We'll see leaderboard after this question. A liquid turns white and hydrous copper sulphate blue and has a boiling point of 103 degree Celsius which could be the identity of liquid. Only 40 seconds you have now. Okay. 18 seconds left. Okay. So answer for this question is. Answer for this question is nothing but thought solution. NaCl. NaCl is the answer. Why? Because NaCl you know that when you add some impurity in water. When you add impurity in water its boiling point increases. So it goes to 103 degree Celsius. And NaCl has a water which will convert your anhydrous copper sulphate into hydrous and that is blue in color. Understood? Any doubt? Any doubt students? Yes or no? Okay. Yes. 100 degree Celsius is pure water. Next question. Salt is also, salt solution is also having, always having more boiling point than water. Okay. Satyam is leading. Next question. Be ready it will have only, I think it's 60 seconds only. Please check. Okay. Okay. I think it's repeated. Yes. Salt can be prepared by reacting dilute acid. No. You can do it. Copper chloride you want to form. Okay. Fine. So, question number 11 is, yes no worries you go ahead you write the answer. Answer it past students. Okay. Fine. Answer for this question is, C is the answer. Yes. It's C is the answer because 1, 2 is not the correct because copper is there. Copper won't react with dilute acid. We have already discussed similar question. We have discussed similar question. Okay. Okay. Next question. We have already discussed that question similar question. Okay. Read this question carefully. If you have only 60 seconds to answer this. Okay. Okay. Students metallic oxides are bases. Non-metallic oxides are acid. So many times we have discussed this. Yes or no. Any doubt? Metallic oxides are bases. Non-metallic oxides are acids. Any doubt? No. Okay. Next question and I think it is the last question for today's class. Then I will discuss question number 8 because many of you have doubt in that. This is the last question of this class. Okay. You have only 60 seconds to answer. The salt which is in the solution give pale green precipitate with sodium hydroxide solution and a white precipitate with varium chloride solution. After this question I will change the question number 8 answer so you can see who is the winner for today's quiz. I think but we do not have much time. If you can wait I will continue. There are two more questions. Idiom chloride you are using. Okay. Students answer is sulphate. Iron 2 chloride is the answer. Okay. Most of you have answered it right. Iron salt is there and sulphate is forming. Iron chloride. Iron 2 chloride I told you. Barium sulphate is the precipitate. Yes. Any doubt? Okay. Fine. We will do one more question. There are two more questions are there but let's see. Okay. Fine. Do this. Fast. The example of complex salt is. Please answer it. Example of complex salt. It is having 1 minute 25 seconds but you can finish it off fast. Example of complex salt is complex salt. Okay. Please students answer it fast. Either you know or you don't know but you have to observe something in the names. If you observe something you will get the answer. What is complex salt? Okay. If you don't know so observe the options carefully. Observe option carefully. You are not expected to know the complex salt but you are expected to generalize the thing. Very easy. Answer is very easy. You will learn it later that what are the complex salt but if you see the naming. Complex salt cation is named in the last. Cation is not named in first. So answer is D. Complex salt cation is not in let's say sodium chloride. Sodium is cation. It is named in first. Yes. Cation is named in first. Student I am just for 1 minute I am sharing my screen. So cation is named in first. In case of sodium chloride. Understood. So just 1 minute. I will change the answer of question number 8. Now I have changed the answer of 8. So those who have any issue with that that will. Okay fine. Now I have changed and we will start with the last. The last question is left. I think we will start with that. Okay fine. So just 1 question student just 1 question. Sorry for this. Just 1 question we have. Okay. So I am showing my screen. Yes I will show you to the leader board. Okay. So next question is coming to you. Don't worry last question which is left. And I will explain the 8 one. Those who have still doubt in that I will explain it. Okay this is the last question. Yes. Now students are you all ready? This is the leader board reading. Okay.  An acid which is not a hydra acid. Acid which is not a hydra acid. Very easy question. Acid which is not a hydra acid. Which is not a hydra acid. It is not a hydra. It is hydra. Hydra acid. Think think think. You are not supposed to know each and everything. But you can apply your concept. Word you can apply. Hydra acid. Hydra acid. Hydra acids are the acids which are having only hydrogen and halogen. So H2SO3 is the answer. H2SO3 was the answer. Otherwise all of them have the hydrogen and non-metal. Hydra acids are acids which have hydrogen and non-metal. So students I will show the last question. This is the last question. B is the answer. Understood? B is the answer for the hydra acid. Which has hydrogen and halogen. I am going to question number 8. But I will come to that. One I will show you the leader board. So those who want to leave they can leave. The board final result is this. After changing question number 8 answer. So I think the winner of this quiz is Satyam. Congratulations Satyam. Ok fine. Now Satyam those who have doubt. Anirudh has doubt in that. Anirudh question number 8 we have doubt. Now see it is very easy. Any doubt in question number 8 answer is D. Because there are chances that copper excess you have taken copper carbonate. You have taken excess copper carbonate. So add excess copper carbonate to acid then filter it. As I explained in the first part. Ok thank you students. Thank you bye. Ok question number 7 you have doubt. Ok fine. In question number 7. I will show question number 7. Which of the salt is burated? You need to think which all are aqueous. Which all are in liquid form. If both things are liquid then this will be your answer. Ok so calcium nitrate. Calcium carbonate is solid. This is liquid. Aqueous. Copper hydroxide solid. This is aqueous. But potassium hydroxide is aqueous. And hydrochloric acid is also aqueous. And zinc chloride is zinc is metal that is solid. And this is aqueous. Is it clear? The answer will be C. Is it clear to all of you? Yes or no Aditya? Ok 10th question. Hydro acids are the acids which have hydrogen and halogen. Hydrogen and halogen no oxygen. Hydro acid. Question number 10. 103 degree Celsius. Alkohol has 78 degree Celsius. Petrol also not the answer. Ok. So petrol is also having less boiling point. That is why it boils off very easily as you put in the open air. Salt solution has a boiling point greater than 100 degree Celsius. That is nothing but impurity in any liquid. Impurity in liquid increases boiling point. That is the answer. So and the salt solution is also green. Ok the salt solution is there means it will provide water. So copper sulphate when get water will become copper sulphate.5H2O. That is blue in colour. Understood? So petrol was not a hydro acid. Petrol was not a hydro acid. So what was that? Not a hydro acid. Yes. So not a hydro acid means H2SO3 because it has oxygen in that. Is it clear? It has oxygen so it is not the hydro acid. Question number 8. Yes C. Question number 8. Ok titration is a big process. I cannot explain it in class but you will learn it class 11. Now just remember titration is mixing two things to calculate volume or concentration. Just remember one thing. Titration is mixing of the two solutions to calculate the concentration of one unknown solution. Ok. Later you will understand in detail. It is no point if I explain you here and it is a long process to understand. So just as of now you can imagine. Understand that way of calculating concentration is H2S is acid. Yes. Exactly it is acid. It gives you H plus and H2 minus. Any other doubt? Yes. Acid without O in molecules are hydro acid. Yes. Yes. Arane. Arane. Sorry. So there was a question which dealt with iron sulphate and iron chloride. Could you throw it please? Iron sulphate and iron chloride. Ok. Iron sulphate and iron chloride was a description where it is. Iron sulphate and iron chloride. Now one minute I forgot where it is. Iron sulphate. Here. Here. Sorry. This one. Because we need white precipitate that is nothing but VASO4 with barium chloride. And palegrip precipitate means Fe plus 2. Sensor is nothing but Fe2SO4. Fe2 plus salts are green. I told you in last class. Understood Siddharth? Yes or no? All clear students? Could you finish this now? Ok. Thank you students. Bye. Bye. Thank you.


All right. Anyway, so where I have to introduce all the people on this panel. So this is the Committers panel where you can ask us anything, literally anything. We have to answer it. There are nine people coming up on stage. I'll introduce them very briefly so we have more time to ask them questions. If you don't know which one you want to ask, just send it to me and then I will delegate accordingly or take it myself. So first, from Sauce Labs, Bruno has worked on some Android stuff and Appium, so he may be able to answer some Android questions. Next, Christian Bram and also from Sauce Labs, web driver IO creator, sort of Appium related. Awesome product. Dan Graham works on the Espresso driver for Android, Android Appium desktop. Jason Huggins has succumbed to jet lag, and so he will not be here, but I did not leave an empty chair for him in case he wakes up. Next we have Jonah. Where's Jonah? Jonah. Oh. Jonah's. John. Yeah. All right.  Come on up. This is Justin Eisen. His contributions to Appium are varied. You can have Jonah's chair until he shows up. Next we have Kazukai Matsuo, who I believe has done the Appium Ruby bindings and the TVOS support and maybe the Swift bindings as well. All right. I got that right. Next we have Sai Krishna, who has worked on the Java bindings. And Srinni, where's Srinni? He's also worked on the Java bindings. And then last but not least, my partner in crime, the one and only Jonathan Lips, who is the architect of Appium and the reason why people can contribute more easily than they were in the past. Good. And then I'm Dan. I created something that Jonah's coming. All right. So Justin, don't get too comfortable. Okay. It's like Hollywood. We have seat fillers. Start. It looks bad on TV if the seat's empty. All right. All right. I don't need this anymore. So you're welcome to raise your hand and we'll pass you a microphone. While you're thinking of your questions, I guess I can start off with one question and I will let everyone answer this. But please, we don't want to get too many questions, so a minute tops or less.  So Appium is a product where in order to work around vendors, insufficiencies and things, we have to do things sometimes that aren't precisely kosher, let's say, in order to accomplish tasks. So I guess I will start and I will say that there was a piece of Apple script in the initial version of Appium that typed in your username and password whenever a username or password prompt showed up, which made Appium not great for security, but did make it work when you needed to authorize Xcode to access things. This is a hard question because I've written an awful lot of code for Appium. I'm trying to remember what the worst was. You can go last. We can start with that. Let's think about that for a while. Let's start on the other side because Jonathan is going to need to catalog things in his head. I had to unlock the pattern for Android emulators. I think I'm the only one understanding that code and I think it's broken right now. No one else can fix it. So mine is less code related, but image related. When I started working on Appium to get an overview about the project, I created, you know, this diagram where I put all, like, all Appium packages and how they are connected with each other. And I ended up drawing a lot of lines that at the end didn't, you know, help you to get an understanding, but it helped me to understand Appium, but it's still an Appium and I think, yeah, you can find it there. Yeah, at the top of my head, I think the hackiest thing I can think of that we did is we wanted to support Touch ID in Appium on iOS simulators and to make that work, we actually had to resort to using Apple script. So that was really unpleasant, but probably worth it. Two points for Apple script already. I was just talking about the hackiest thing. Well, hackiest or nastiest pizza code. The nastiest pizza code. You've committed. Oh, but I've committed? But you've personally committed. We can move to cause you if you need to. Probably there was some earlier stuff like before, like before we did the rewrite to async await stuff, where probably just like, I was like, probably there was an error and I really didn't like the error code. So we'd be like way deep somewhere in the process and you didn't know, I didn't know all the, I just started, I didn't know all the callbacks it would take to put the right error, like to come out to the top. So just from the very bottom, I would just like throw an error, but put the whole HTML result in the error code, then just like catch it at the top and return it. Worst code? Worst code is a straight touch ID in the XCR test because the framework doesn't provide such an API. So we must hack and the action also have many limitations. So we, maybe we must continue to hack, hack, hack for the other framework. With the Java bindings, after Jonas left the Java binding when I got in, I mean, I was the king for that. So probably a lot of interfaces. So Java binding is just interfaces, interfaces. And I was having a chat with Jonas, like, why the hell do we have so many interfaces? I know. Yeah. No, no, no. Backward compatibility with JSON wire protocol on the client side, Java bindings. I'm still struggling to think of what the worst thing was, but I would say that actually the original hack that made appy impossible, which was basically, with Apple, they gave us this one command that lets you run essentially a shell command from within their automation framework. And what we did is, it was slightly less hacky than the original thing, but basically we used Unix sockets to pass blobs of text from the Appium controller into this Apple test process by using Netcat on the command line from this little thing. And then we would eval it using JavaScript's eval function, which, as everyone knows, you should never, ever do in anything approaching production. And that was the very core piece of Appium and the only way that it could make it work. So that was definitely the biggest hack. And thankfully, with XCY tests, we no longer have to rely on that. Isn't it also like between the messages were plain text, but it was a sock with a stream in between the messages to mark where one message ended and the next one started? Wasn't there like just five lines of astrocysts, astrocysts, astrocysts? Oh, no, that was because, yeah, because there needed to be, the messages needed to be a certain length in order to flush out some element of the Apple reading the process so that it would actually return it. So we just, it was like star times 1024 or something like that. Right, right, right. Just bunch this up. Yeah. Yes, we actually looked at it. It would just be blobs of stars with the message now and again. All right. Please raise your hand if you have a question and there are rovers with microphones roaming. As we're still waiting for our first question, I can think of another terrible, oh, there we go. Thank God. I don't have to tell people what I did to the C-sharp bindings. Hi. I just want to say that I usually do the same thing. I see it in the committers panel for a Selenium project and I see more diversity here, which is something that I would like to highlight. So I just want to ask you, what have you done to, I mean, it's still only men. We have to improve that, but you have more diversity than us, which we're mostly Caucasian guys in the Selenium project. So what have you done to achieve that so far? Have you actually thought of that or what just coincides? I don't think that we should really be congratulated. Well, maybe there's more diversity than Selenium, but I still wouldn't consider our committer base that diverse in my opinion. So I don't know. I guess I wouldn't say that we've done anything good. I think we haven't done anything particularly intentional one way or the other, which is probably a bad thing. So I don't know if anyone wants to make a different point. I might take this.  I guess what I feel like, and this is kind of, I can tell my C sharp binding story now. So when the project first started, I was writing the C sharp bindings. And there were fields in the classes that were private that for Appium I needed to override and they were private. So you can't do that when you make a base class. So I needed to just mark them protected with all I needed to do in the Selenium code base. And then the C sharp driver, I could do what I needed to do. And I actually had one of my underlings open a pull request to Selenium, send several emails, several tweets to people, and no one looked at it. So finally we used reflection to insert values into those fields. And that was in the C sharp bindings until maybe a year or two ago when Jim Evans found it and saw the code and sent me a very loud tweet about how wrong it was what we did. We sent him a link to the pull request showing that we tried to do it the right way. But I think one thing that we do is that we're very responsive and collaborative and we have a very good process for reviewing things quickly and not letting pull requests stay stale and that sort of thing. And being more active does encourage more people to join. I guess having more people eventually you'll get diversity out of just like large and large. Yeah, I mean we put a lot of effort at something that we've talked about as maintainers when we've had the opportunity to really help people through the process of contributing no matter who they are and to kind of, especially if it's their first time to hold their hand and maybe jump in on their pull request and write code with them and not just say, well it doesn't meet our standards and therefore we're going to close your PR. Sometimes we actually get in there and write the code that will help it get over the goal line so that they can get that contribution and that is really motivating and inspiring and I think it does help open the door for people that might be a little more intimidated. So we're doing stuff like that. Yeah, I mean in general as an industry and as a project it's not super diverse but that's kind of sadly part for the course for a lot of these types of things right now. And I guess I should say if any of you have ideas about ways that we could make the project more inviting and more open. I would love it for it to be more diverse than it is. I think we'd benefit from that. So please let us know, certainly open to talking about that. And speaking of encouraging participation, please participate. You're all invited. I really think our community, especially in GitHub, is really as friendly as we can be. Even on days when I'm having a really bad day, if I'm answering a GitHub issue or going on a pull request side, really I set aside all of my own personal grumpiness and I'm like, all right, let's do this. And we'll really, we never close an issue on Appian or close a pull request because we, due to keeping out that sort of addition, right? Like the only time we ever close a pull request is either it's merged or someone has opened another one that does the same work better or in a different way or to receive the same feature or the person most often has just gone kind of unresponsive. But we do a lot of like, come on, are you still here? Like you can keep coming. So all of you are very welcome, like please submit your first pull request and no one has any judgment on you. But you don't have to feel like it's really like when you put something online like that, like especially like on GitHub, sometimes you feel like the whole world is watching.  We all care about it a lot here. But most part just, yeah, just try it out, put it out there and we'll really help you like make sure that your code gets in there. And we're willing to explain it as many times as it takes to, you know, figure out how to get your contribution into the system. Next question, unless you have. Yeah, just want to emphasize what Jonah has said. From my experience throughout my career, everything where I am right now, I thankfully got it through working on the WebDivo project. Like I approached or a former head of engineering from Saas Labs, like four years ago, and he got me this internship. And throughout some other things, like the OpenJS Foundation, all the things I was able to participate in standards. And a lot of other things that are not really work related. So from there, I would really recommend everyone to just take an hour or two every day aside or sometimes a week to just contribute to open source and learn throughout this process that can really help to boost the career overall. Next hand, I'm going to have to come up with a question to ask people. There's one. Actually, I want to understand what kind of test cycle you go through. But any new mods, yeah. So what kind of test cycle the Appium project goes through to make it a release of Appium? That sounds like good. Yeah, so we use Travis CI and we use Azure Pipelines to do our testing. So all of the different drivers for Appium, whenever they go through a pull or request, they go through a fairly rigorous end to end testing process and a unit testing process. I would say the coverage could probably be better, but it's still a pretty rigorous process and we go through code reviews, of course. And then, yeah, during what we do a release, we do a release candidate. And we run some tests on that. We release that to like a limited group of people. They try it out and once we've decided that Appium is good to go, we put a bow on it and make it generally available. The average length of testing for drivers varies quite a bit. Some of them it could be done in like five minutes, less than five minutes. Some of them it might take, I think the XUI test drivers are the longest one. That one has about six different parallel tests and on average, it takes about like 40 minutes each. So there's, Justin's got a question, now that you've left the panel. Can I come back up there? You'll have to take down one of us. Yeah, no, that's okay. No, I just want to ask is, has there been any work or collaboration with the vendors like Google and iOS? Have they been more receptive? Well, Dan can not comment about Apple. And in terms of vendors, the two that have been collaborative, first of all, Microsoft with their Windows driver. They're obviously not responsible for Android or iOS, but they looked around at the kind of best in class automation stuff when they were looking at improving their own developers experience and settled on Appium and WebDriver. So as far as I know, that is still working really well for the people that use it. So that's kind of our first feather and our cap in terms of vendors getting on board. And I hope to see that continue. And then obviously more recently with Samsung's Tizen driver that they released, and again, I'm not sure how widespread that is. And whether you all need Tizen automation support. But for those that do, it's officially maintained by Samsung folks. So they're a vendor. But in terms of the big two, I guess I can say that I've had some conversations with folks at Google. And Google is a big company with lots of people and lots of teams that are doing different things and overlapping things and have different opinions. But certainly there is an openness and in some cases a desire to do WebDriver based stuff for mobile. But no official progress or effort that I'm aware of. Sadly. Don't see any, so I'll ask a question. Sure, maybe one for everyone so we can all talk again.  Sorry. What I'm most contributing to Appium is adding all these new emulator features like the, when you can emulate all the hardware stuff like battery, network, phone call, text SMS. And yesterday in the talk I had the live sensor that I could start creating a lot of VR for you guys next week. That's it. I haven't worked long enough full time on Appium that I could think about something significant, but I would put on my HPVTV driver as like a showcase that you can automate everything with Appium if you want to. Appium desktop is definitely my favorite contribution. I started that over two years ago. It was just, we had worked on it internally. Jonathan and I, and it was exciting to see when it got released how quickly it got picked up and how many people use it and how many people are interested in it. And it seems to have helped a lot of people writing Appium tests. So I'm glad you asked this because I remembered a super hacky thing I had to do and it's also what you're most proud of as well. It's also the one I'm most proud of, but no it is, it is, it is, because it was, I've always, when I was in school I was getting a computer science degree. And one of the topics I liked the most was compilers. And so I liked the analyzing languages and building compilers to take code and make it be other code. And so that was just one of my favorite topics. And then I think it was when I first started as one of the first projects on Appium that Jonathan gave me. And it was like for Java, it was the Android client, the Android driver. And one of the locator strategies is where you pass in a string of Java code, right? And then that, it uses those locators in the native UI automation framework. And this is crazy actually because in JavaScript you can just take any string and do eval and it runs it like it's code. That's not the case for Java. Java does not work that way. But you can still say like driver.findElement by, I forget what it's called exactly, the Android UI Automator.  And so I actually wrote like an actual Java parser that takes the code. And it splits it based on the dots or the new lines and the semicolons. And then it makes sure all the parentheses match up. You can do nested like things in that. You can do like new finder, I think. And then it's inside that like next chain window or whatever. And like scrollable UI and stuff. And then so it parses the whole thing to find out what you're trying to do. And then it uses reflection to like create those classes. And then it calls those functions and then it changes the commands. And so I'm like pretty proud of that because it works. I think it only broke like once. And but also it's super hacky. Like you should not do that. Also it's not all of Java, obviously. Like you can't do one plus two. It doesn't do math. It only likes the functions that are for finding elements. But I'm insanely proud of it. Proud thing is maybe restart maintain the recurrent first. Because I heavily use the recurrent. But that was became the colorful maintainers. And the recurrent was the class-based one. It means everything is global drivers. So we can't do run the test parity on the same re-script. We must split the process level because everything is global. So that was a big obstacle to run testing parallel. And that was a big thing for me to be proud for the commitment. And recently is the TVOS or something for the XCU test. Micro, actually he improved the many code. And I read the code. But very difficult, very complicated. So I need to use my brain to understand that. But Michael also very struggle with how to hack and how to make there are some actions available for iOS. So I understand how heavy to achieve that. But that worked also very proud for me. For me, the problem was when we wanted to deprecate the driver dot swipes and scroll two stops in the Java binding. Because it was completely abstracted. And it's acting really crazy. And that's when we wanted to just deprecate that and bring in touch actions. Yeah, that was a problem in to bring in touch actions. And I still see people using touch actions now. Yeah. Just to add on to Sai, there was one moment in time he cleared out all these methods. And these kind of methods internally used touch actions again. And it became super flaky. Yeah. So a couple of the ones that I am proud of when Simon and Jonathan came up with and other folks came up with WebDriver protocol. Simon released the initial version of initial support for WebDriver protocol in Selenium Java libraries. I reported that to Java client. For me, I think the thing I'm most proud of is actually the architecture of Appium that we kind of rewrote Appium several years after we'd started. And we put a lot of thought into the architecture. And I feel like that was sort of my biggest contribution.  And it's served us well. And we're not seeing much that we need to change. I think with Appium 2, we're going to add the ability to have some plug-ins or something like that. But by and large, it will just still fit into the same architecture. So that was a lot of fun to do that. All right, for me. Well, contrary to the jokes we always make, I have actually written some parts of Appium, like the old applications, and the old iOS implementation, and everything was old in front of it. And the Mac driver, which hasn't been deprecated yet, but I'm sure my Mac driver will be. But I think my product. Somebody asked for an update. What? Somebody asked for an update. I saw. It took like five years for it to catch on. But yeah, it's like Jason. I'm ahead of my time, right? Now, I think my proudest contribution actually isn't any of the code I've written. It's more just like, and it's kind of cool. I can say raise your hand if you know what Appium is, like, in this conference. And everyone will probably raise their hand. But I do a lot of traveling around. My job, like, I'm not allowed to commit open source in the moment for the last few years. But I've taken on a lot more conferencing and advertising. And I've sort of made myself the unofficial mascot of Appium lately.  And then now when I go to conferences and I ask, how do you use Appium? It's like maybe a third of the room or like half of the room. Whereas then I ask Selenium and it's always double that, which there's still some work to do. But I know that when I started doing this two or three years ago, I could go to any Dev conference. And it would be 10% of people. I could go to any test conference. It may be a third. I even heard of it. And now I go and it's more. And I guess the story I want to tell is I was in India last year for the Selenium conference. And this is in the interview, if you guys read it. I was walking from the hotel to the venue, which was across the parking lot. And this van pulled up in front of me. And these two women got out of it. And they asked to take a selfie with me. And you know, whatever, we took a selfie. This is India. Apparently this is like a huge thing here. This doesn't happen anywhere else I go. Or at least not more than once. And so then they went. And then I'm still walking to the venue. They've gone in. And then the guy in the van rolls down the window. It's like this 40-year-old Indian man. And he's like, are you Appium, Dan? And I said, oh, yes. And he's like, oh, my daughter's got great jobs now, because they learned Appium. You can come to my house and eat dinner. Do you want to come? And I said, oh, well, I'm kind of busy. Bye tomorrow. But thank you for the invite. I sort of regret not going, actually, meeting this guy. But I always think that someone else would have created it. It actually can tell you his name if you want to know. I won't name him now, but there's a guy who lives in Switzerland who, if I didn't create Appium, probably would have. But it's good to see, regardless of whatever, that the work that all we've done has had an impact. And there are people here that, there are a lot of people employed writing Appium tests full-time, which I think is work that, with the existing frameworks before Appium, would have been too challenging to write or wouldn't have gotten effective enough results to be justifiable from a cost perspective that the business is hiring them. And so it's glad to see that because of the work that we've all done, that a lot of good things are happening for people here. And so that kind of drove it home for me. That strange man, maybe his daughters are here again today. Maybe you guys know who this was. I don't, but anyway, I'll say that. Any questions? Ah, there's one. Last question. That'd be a good one. My question is for all of you, if you could change one thing in Appium, what would that be like? We'll start from the end. If you could change one thing in Appium, what would you change? Maybe we'll start from the middle. Let's start with, all right, Stringy was nice. Maybe I would rewrite the entire Java client. Probably the best thing to do now. And I would pay with him to do that. From WebTable, I know that moving to learner has provided me so much more speed and velocity and development. I think someone similar has planned for Appium. And I'm excited if we get there at some point. I think XUATest is really hard. XUATest drivers really have to maintain. You have to do a lot of hacky things to automate iOS, which is the most important platform. At least one of the two most important so we'll be good if we can find a workaround for that. I think along with what Christian said, I think I would have kept the new architecture of Appium without splitting everything into 30, 40 different repos. I think that's made development a little more difficult as those of you who are in the workshop with us can attest. I think the architecture is good, but I think the way we chose to separate things out, I was a little bit overkill. So that would probably have saved us a lot of time. Dan, Jonah, and Kazoo. I think I would probably add types to Appium. I think that would, like I would still keep using JavaScript, but I would add typings to it because I think that would catch a lot of errors early on. Jonah, Kazoo? All right, I can go. I have a mic. Yeah, I don't need, but Kazoo ready to go. I can change is hopefully make more PR public. I mean, when someone tried to contribute to Appium, then the guy maybe probably have iOS and Android knowledge more to implement Appium. So my making up PR open means that hopefully hopefully engineers who were known the Android and iOS can easy to, I want to make easy to create a PR for the Appium. Yeah, deep understanding is necessary to make test more stable. I think, can I say that I wish Appium desktop were better? Does that count as part of Appium? He's right next to you. No, it's, what? No, it's great. You should have seen what it was before. I can test it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But what I'm saying is all of Appium is so great, but Appium desktop could like, it could become more of like a gigantic tool, which is way more than that. Yeah, more of like a full-fledged development. I agree with that. I just, yeah, if I had more time, there's a lot of stuff that we would do with Appium desktop for sure. Of course, but that's a whole thing. That's a whole thing, yeah. Man. All right, well, I guess I have to go last. So for me, I kind of go back to the beginning and I would sort of rewrite history a bit and that like, when we started this, I think there was this idea that this was part of the Selenium project and it sort of formed its own project. And I kind of, I jokingly took a shot at like getting things reviewed by the Selenium project. Like that's my one experience. Other people have wonderful experience with them, I'm sure. Not my only experience, but it's like one of a few I've had.  Like for Simon, it was years of his life and it would have been nice to sort of leverage that so that we were also in that. And I think like we don't have a feud with the Selenium project or anything like Simon and I are friends. We live near each other in London but I think it would have been great if like this was all kind of unified a bit more. But that being said, I think it's worked out well the other way as well. But one day we'll want a W3C certification and I don't know if Jonathan didn't cut his beard between when we started and when we ended, he would look like he looked like last year. Maybe. I guess that's true. Or longer. Yeah, I didn't finish that in my head. Anyway, I think we're done now, aren't we? Unless anyone else? Oh, can we take one more? It's a quick one. Quick one. Yeah, it's quick. Are we to expect a Appium conference in 2020? And where is it? Unlike, we copy much of the Selenium conference format as you've noticed. The part where they announced the next conference at the end is a part that we are, we don't have the infrastructure yet to, you know, to deliver that sort of thing that quickly. So I hope that there's one in 2020. All signs point to yes. But that being said, there's a lot of, like Noresh can tell you there's a lot of work between like the idea and then the event. And so we have not started any of that work yet. But yeah, I hope so. And I believe there will be. Oh, no, I think we're done. How do we keep the work-life balance with an open-source project? I can, I'll take one, if anyone else wants it as well. I guess like, I once had a boss that was pretty lax and let me work on Appium on the clock. That was like six or seven years ago. And you'll notice my contributions have decreased since then as I've had other jobs where I was paid to manage people and do other things. And so I guess when it stops being fun, I clock out. And I think that's how I do it. And yeah, like I said, like I have no children that are fed by Appium. I make no money off of it. So like if I just walked away one day, it's in completely capable hands without me. And I think because of that, I'm able to just like turn it off. But maybe that better question for some of you who actually spends more time these days than I do. I mean, I do a full time for work. So I don't need to balance it off with work and life. Yeah, I just do, I would contribute to Appium as a job. Well, sometimes I just slip two hours of open-source work into my regular work without telling anyone. And it's fine. No one caught me so far. So we'll see. You being recorded, you know that, right? This is going to be live. We can peep my face, right? We'll fix it in post. All right, I think we're actually done now. That was Nuresh. We didn't get Jonathan to answer this. I feel like he spends a lot of time working on Appium. He might be a good person. Yeah, I mean, it's really important to have a balanced life as Anton was saying yesterday. You know, don't do too much of any one thing.  So definitely it's important to keep a balance. A lot of people don't have the luxury of their company supporting their open-source work. And you know, don't feel like you're obligated to do open-source work on top of the work you're getting paid to do. Everybody's life circumstances are different and contributing to open-source is not like something that you have to do in order to be a good person or to be a person that's even useful to the Appium community. As Appium users, if you use Appium at work, you can be super helpful by finding bugs and just using it and coming to things like this. But I do get a lot of, I feel it's very rewarding to work on open-source and I do work on it outside of my job and I try and contribute to other projects that aren't related to Appium when I find things that are wrong with them. But I'm also like Dan in a position where I've been really fortunate between Sauce Labs and now my own company where my destiny is sort of aligned with Appium. So I've been able to use my quote, work time to do work on Appium and otherwise I certainly wouldn't have been as prolific a contributor. So yeah. All right, thanks everyone. Can we have a big round of applause? Thank you for making Appium awesome and all of us.


10 something. No, sorry, 945. We're having a relaxing start to the day and no big hurry to go anywhere or do anything. We do have patio furniture to put together and I suppose at some point I have to help the husband drag stuff around to the backyard, which is gonna suck, but there you go. The pieces are too big for him to do, so we're gonna do that. The kids are coming over later for dinner and to watch the last episode of Game of Thrones and that's it for today. Nothing exciting. I'm gonna get some computer stuff done upstairs right now. I haven't done that yet and piddled around the house. Yeah, that's it. Tomorrow I think we're gonna go do some thrifting and I'll bring you with me. I have to drop our ballots off at City Hall because we didn't get them in the mail in time and stuff like that, so anyway, I'll be back. It is Monday morning, March, holy cow, May 20th I think. 9 07 a.m. I only know the time because I'm in the car. I've already got my social media stuff done this morning. I did it from my iPad, which is always a challenge, so if you all noticed a typo or anything this morning, that would be why. Not that my spelling or grammar is all that hot, but you know, the iPad makes it more challenging. Anyway, I've got to go drop off our ballots this morning because we didn't quite get them in the mail in time to have them count for the vote that we're having in Washington County, Oregon. So I'm headed to City Hall to go drop them off and I'm gonna run a couple other errands on the way. Maybe stop at Value Village in Goodwill if they're open. I'm on the lookout for a couple things. In 1000 feet. Thank you, Jeeves, which is always a challenge when you're looking for specific things that you're thrifting, but anyway. So we're gonna go do that this morning and I'll bring you with me where I can and we'll be back. Obviously we're upstairs in the art room. Obvious to some of you, maybe not to others of you, but this is my art room. Anyway, so while I was out this morning, I did pick up one non-fun thing, which is isopropyl alcohol. I use it up here in the art room a lot and I was out, so I usually get 91%. I use it for lots of different things, but one of the things that alcohol will do, not a perfect job on, but it will do it, is it will dissolve and or lift dried acrylic paint. Did you know that? So I do use it sometimes. I found at Value Village, which is owned by the people who own Savers. They're all the same company. I found this really cute pattern from, I don't know when. It looks like 1970s era without opening yet. I don't know, but it's supposed to be sort of like a for a halter wrap dress, but how cute would that green one, I'm sorry, the red one be for a work apron up here in the art room. So I'm gonna have to size it up because it's a size 12. I ain't been a size 12 all long time, but I can do that. I know how to do that, and that would be cute. So I got that and hopefully all or most of the pieces are in there. It feels like it might be. Then when I was at Goodwill, why I got this? I have no idea, but for I think it was three. Oh, the pattern was 99 cents. This was $3. I found a Rolodex. I've done Rolodexes before. I've given away a few Rolodexes, but I don't know. The cool thing I found this morning is this vintage. I don't know from when. I mean, these things don't have a date on them, but I can tell you this is not new. It is this vintage box. It looks like a little toolbox, but it's actually a vintage cash box. I've had cash boxes in the past when I did arts and craft shows. They were much, the newer ones are much bigger than this, but how cool would this be for some sort of art toolbox? So I couldn't resist it. It is so cute, this little box. So it was $4.99. So anyway, I'm going to turn on the computer now, do something about my table, which is covered again, because over the weekend, when I don't have time to come up here, things come in or we go out somewhere and bits and pieces get saved, like for instance, coasters. We went to McMinnomins this weekend. We went to pick with my daughter to pick up her wedding dress at your big day in Camus, Washington. Those kind of things, you just get plopped on the table and then by the end of the weekend, this is what my table looks like. This happens almost every weekend just FYI. So anyway, I am going to get on the computer and do some stuff on there and I will be back. With the doors closed and the TV on, but we have this pond thing. Now we're trying to figure out. I hear some frogs, but they're coming from that way. Now we have Kermit in the backyard and Bambi in the front yard. This is our gross dirty pond. We should clean it. How do you clean a pond? No idea. Maybe some of the YouTube peeps know how to clean a pond. What do you call it? A water feature? Water feature. It's got slime in there. It's gross in there. It was gross when we bought the house. It hasn't gotten any better. It works though. It does. Anyway, I'm going to go back inside. It's cold. He's out there somewhere. Yep. So we have Bambi in the front yard, Kermit in the backyard. He's a little bit far from the wetlands. We're near the woods. The wetlands are like on the other side of the community. It's raining outside. I'd go out and look a little bit harder. Yeah. Hey guys. Good afternoon. It's 1.28 p.m. May 21st. Hello computer. I've been up for a while, obviously. Doing the social media thing, chatting with some friends. I did some more sewing today. I like to wear stretchy pants, fun fact. But anybody who's over the age of five years old and has anything of a figure, you know, things are jiggly back there and nobody needs to see that. And although the stretchy pants are comfortable, a short top with said stretchy pants isn't necessarily attractive. So I tend to wear longer tops in case you haven't noticed in my videos in the past. A lot of times I can't find the top that I want to wear or one that I like that's long enough. So I got into the habit a few years ago of wearing kind of what I've referred to as an undershirt. H&M made these long shirts with lace at the bottom, long tank tops that I wear under a lot of my shirts. And most of the time I've got one of those on. The problem is they don't make them anymore. So I drafted a pattern and I just made myself one. And I only did one because I wasn't sure it was going to work out. I'm a little rusty with the sewing thing. I made this shirt yesterday, which I'm loving. And that turned out well. So I thought, okay, let's tackle the tank top and see if that works. Because if it works, then I'm going to need to make myself a few new ones because mine are pretty past it. And I'd like them in a couple of colors besides black and white, which they never did make. And if they did, they didn't have them in my size. So anyway, this is not the H&M one. This is the one I just made. And it's pretty cute out of a nice cotton spandex knit with lace at the bottom. And it's all I do own a serger. So it's all surged and finished on the inside. And yep, loving it. It fits well. I tried it on. I'm not going to try it on for you all because it's an undershirt people. I don't need to be showing those bits to you on camera. It's just not happening. Sorry. No, we're not going to go there. The video might go viral. But yeah, I don't need to get ad revenue that way. So anyway, so yeah, I'll be making more of these. I'm enjoying getting back into a little bit of sewing and working on a couple of projects. It's fun every now and then I think to pick up an old craft that you haven't maybe picked up in a while. So this week, I want to encourage you all to do that and maybe, you know, whatever it was, you set aside a while ago, pick it back up and take a second look at it and see if there's something fun you can do with it. All right, that's it for the moment. I heard an Etsy order come in while I was sewing. So I need to get that going and I need to eat some lunch because I'm starving. All right, I'll be back. I want to say that this top has only been on social media like less than 12 hours and I'm already getting questions about, I shouldn't say less than 12 hours, less than 24 hours. I'm getting questions about the pattern and everything, which is great. And I'm happy to put some details in the description below. It's a new look pattern number 6225. I recut it just a little bit to lower the neckline and the pattern called for darts at the bust. So I recut the top to be cut without the darts. And I added a band to the sleeve like around the neck. And yeah, I love it. It's a long top and definitely with one of my undershirts underneath, which I have on right now. This is one of the H&M ones in black. It covers all the jiggly bits in the back and it's kind of cute too besides.  All right, so that's it for now. I'll be having Fed Bambi yet today. I'm sure the food bowls are probably empty. So plus gotta go mail the Etsy order and do a couple of the things. So let's go check it out.  Mixed media sewing is one thing. And the occasional pencil bag, that's one. Garments are a whole different ball game.  More than the occasional mistitched or broken needle is shocking. I'm that rusty. So yay for me. And I have to say the pattern I drafted of the undershirt, I think it fits better than the original. So there you have that. Yeah, now I need to go fabric shopping and find some more stretch lace and some more cotton spandex and different colors. The stretch lace is going to be the tricky part. So anyway, we'll see what I can find. Good morning. It is Wednesday morning, May 22, 1013 a.m. Don't get excited. I checked the phone and the clock in the car. Anyway, I have been up for a while, getting 900 feet. Thank you, geez. Getting some Etsy orders wrapped up that came in overnight and getting them out to post and now I'm chatting with friends doing the social media thing and now updating the website. I did that today too. And some files over in my creative year in the Facebook group, which is linked below. It's a group with free daily art, inspiration and content, at least I hope that's what you're getting out of it. Anyway, I'm headed now out to the fabric store and the grocery store. I am at the moment working on sewing projects, why I'm sewing right now. I have no idea, except that I need a few things for my for myself that I can't find at the stores. So I am sewing them and to my shock, awe and surprise at my own abilities. I'll be real honest about that. They turned out very well. I made two shirts this week and I'll put pictures here for you all. If you don't follow me on social media or you haven't seen last week's vlog. Yeah, I'm surprised at how good they turned out. So that, you know, I didn't have to do too much dusting off of the sewing skills and having to rip out the few mistakes that I made that I did without too much frustration in the old days. I got very frustrated and it was easy for me to give up. Evidently, I don't do that anymore. Something about maybe turning 50 or over 50. Um, anyway, so I'm going to head to the store for some more supplies and I need to get some fruit and some stuff for lunch and I'll be back. Yes. Ha. So says the computer. 831 AM. I'm only good because of the computer today.  Anyway, I am done upstairs with the social medias and catching up on comments and all of that stuff. So now we're going to head downstairs. I'm going to try really hard not to have any more coffee, although I feel like I need it. It's not really that good for me. I'm back to tracking my food and movement. I keep getting off track with the food people and I really need to get that under control. It hasn't been since I moved. I'm going to just chalk it up to the stress of the move. But anyway, I'm going to try to get a control of it. Take a deep breath. Enjoy the sunshine. Sorry, cloudy rainy weather. I have a bunch of different weird errands to run. I've got to go pick up an order from the Maiden Oregon store. I wanted a item in a specific size and they didn't have it at that store. So they shipped it in anyway. It's ready. I need to pick up some deer corn. I need to put gas in the car. I need to pick up some small Moleskine Cayet notebooks. I'm out of the little ones that I use for some of my daily sketching. So I need to pick up some of those and God knows what else I'm going to get up to. But I also have some things here I want to do. I need to clean out some of the cabinets in the laundry room do some rearranging. I did have done some of them since we moved in, but there's the big upper one I haven't done and it's a disaster. So I've got to fix that. I have some art stuff I want to do. The big thing I want to do for you all today is I want to film the studio tour. But I need to get my day started and I need to put something on besides pajamas to get all that done. So I guess we better get to it. I'll be back. Okay. Obviously I got like dressed and showered and everything. It's about 56 degrees outside but honestly it's not really cold enough and hello I'm too fat to be super cold at the moment. And that leads me into a topic of conversation that I brought up earlier. I'm going to be bringing up again is that I'm trying to get my weight back on track and what I'm eating.  I don't eat tons of fried food or anything. I just eat probably too many carbs and don't move enough reality. I'm one of these people that when things don't go right and I'm stressed I have a lot of self-destructive behaviors. One of them is overeating or eating when I'm not really hungry. So and I know a lot of you can relate to that statement.  But generally I just overeat and since we moved and I knew for sure we were moving of course it stressed me out. We were in our old house 26 years and despite how much we wanted the move how much we love our new house how much we love our new neighborhood and I'm so happy here that doesn't mean it hasn't been stressful it's been super stressful and branches on my roof. It's been super stressful and so what is one of the things I do when I'm stressed I try to make art because if I don't make art I eat. I've been doing both which the eating is not good and so I'm trying to get that under control there's certain things we just can't have in the house and unless we're having company and then when the company leaves they need to take it with them. My husband loves his sweets but I need to allow him to have that but I also don't need to indulge. So I need to have fruit or something healthier for me to eat and I need to track it I need to track what I do I'm eating it doesn't mean I can't have some you know cookies now and then but I need to track them and account for them and hold myself accountable. So I've gained about I don't know 20 pounds or so that's probably an understatement just FYI since we moved and so I need to get that back under control so we're going to be going forward with that talking about it probably every week in the vlog not constantly we'll be talking about other things but it will be one of the things we do talk about so if you choose to join me on the journey of trying to get things under control you want to be my friend on the Luzit app which is a a tracking app for what you're eating and the calories you're putting in or you want to follow me if you have a Fitbit and you want to follow me over on Fitbit you want to friend me on Fitbit or Luzit. I'll link the two things in the description below and what name you can search for to find me if you can't find me DM me and we'll work it out anyway hold that aside I need I was just out running errands yesterday but it seems like you know what I like the new house so much in the new environment I don't mind leaving the house in the old house I didn't want to go out I didn't like going out of the house I didn't like going out into the environment I would just rather stay home with the door locked here I love my house and I love my environment but I don't mind leaving the house so anyway we're out again today to run some more errands I need to put gas in the car yeah because I've got like an eighth of a tank um and I need to get some more uh deer corn for Bambi and I need to pick up an order over at the Made in Oregon store like I said earlier and I need some more small notebooks which means I might be stopping at Target for the notebooks because I think that might be the easiest place to find them so and I've got a can of seltzer water with me which is only five calories no sweetener and um no fat no no nothing so I got that in the car with me just in case and we are ready to go so let's get to it okay I'm back in my usual spot on the couch I've got two um tumblers upstairs new ones I've started I'll put a picture here somewhere with some glitter I'm also going to do an acrylic pour on a clock so I will probably film that for a video um for deco art um it'll be here on YouTube and um um I had some interesting something interesting happened over at the Etsy store I had an order come in I had to ship some things for for whatever reason the system over at Etsy would not let me just print one label for the order which is what I needed it wanted me to print two labels and charged me for two labels so yeah so I had no choice but two after much googling and much fiddling but to buy two labels and request a refund on the extra so yeah I don't know what's going on with that somebody let me know if you've ever run across that before um I don't know it was very weird it might be one of the listings so I'm gonna have to go check I just was too frustrated and I'm gonna go look at it tomorrow um Etsy um but it was super annoying anyway um that's it for now I'm going to do some more sewing tomorrow and works on the tumblers and the clock and I need to film for June because June is around the corner um I won't be able to do any filming for June until like Wednesday and I I do have some videos already scheduled for June but I mean June commitment so I need to film June commitment videos and um they shouldn't take too long um hopefully because I'm kind of cutting it close a little bit Monday's a holiday Tuesday the cleaning lady's here so yeah maybe I can get a couple videos filmed before she shows up maybe we'll find out all right I'll be back morning it is Friday morning March March holy cow May something 24th maybe let's see yes May 24th 9 0 1 a.m according to the iPad um anyway I um I'm gonna put some clothes on get dressed for the day um I need to get in Etsy order over to the post office I was doing the social media thing putting a coat of resin on a cup upstairs one of the glitter tumblers that I glittered up yesterday I'll put a picture here um it's chunky glitter so it's going to probably take an extra coat and a little extra sanding more than normal but anyway first I need to get my day started and I need to put actual clothes on so let's get to it okay I'll dressed and showered and squeaky clean I've had three cups of coffee it's probably one cup too many but we won't tell anybody right um we are going to go now it's almost 9 30 I'm gonna go take that Etsy order down to McCann's so I can come back and do the acrylic pour I want to do and maybe get some sewing done hopefully before lunch maybe yeah we'll see all right I'll be guys it is Saturday morning May 25th I think let's wake up the computer and see it's yes May 25th 9 23 a.m according to said computer um I got my new t-shirt on it's a little bit loose I like them that way um yeah it's all good uh we are getting ready to start our day I cut my husband's hair already he needed a haircut and um I got all the social media stuff done checked on the Etsy store checked on the YouTube channel you know that sort of thing um I'm doing so much sewing right now that I'm gonna have to start carrying a little envelope with me of fabric swatches when I go shop fabric shopping that's just become a thing my muse is just really all about the sewing right now but yeah I need I'm gonna need to carry these with me um this little envelope is from Target I think it's supposed to be a seed packet envelope it's from the Target dollar spot um anyway I'm gonna have to carry that with me for a while um there are a few other fabric stores in the area other than the Joann's that's close to the house and I do want to explore them and look for more knits and stretch lace to do some more shirts and things with um especially make more undershirts I'd like to make them in a color besides white um that being said I made a couple of them without the lace at the bottom a gray one in a black one yesterday I'll put the picture here um I initially put the lace at the bottom and I didn't like the way it looked with the knit was a little thicker than the white knit I did the first round of shirts out of um so I just took the lace off and they'll just be tank top kind of longer tank tops which will be fine I'll be able to wear them um with a lot of different things um I'm liking making my own tops to be exactly what I want and rather than buying something that's cheaper at the store that's not exactly quite right y'all know what I mean um that being said working with knits is tricky and I'm realizing both of my machines need a good cleaning and a good oiling so the husband does have an air compressor so I'm going to be dragging the machines downstairs um hopefully this weekend and giving them a good blowout and a good oiling because they need it um and want to try try to avoid paying a large bill for cleaning them at a sewing machine repair shop because that'll be like a hundred dollars a machine at minimum that's not fun I'd rather spend it on fabric art supplies um so anyway I am still tracking my food um we had pizza last night and then the husband made cookies god damn it but I'm trying so I'm gonna try to be better today and if we do eat a big meal it'll be at lunch and then I'm just gonna have salad or nothing for dinner just a cup of tea you don't have to have three meals a day if you're not hungry don't eat and I say that as someone who has the hardest time on the planet with that um I'm also going to go out and run a few errands and try to get some steps in we've got some stuff we've got to pick up at the hardware store and we want to do exploring I'm going to try to talk my husband into going to the fabric store but I don't know if that's going to happen um so yeah that's where our day is at at the moment I've got a bunch of art journals on the table behind me and I'm going to be working on them in some of the videos that I've got to film I need to do one last check of the computer and social media before we leave and I've got my filming list I got the resin cup on the spinner I do think it's going to need a fifth coat of resin um it's doing pretty good but I think I'm going to have to let this one dry then give it a really good sanding and get the bumply bits off and then one last coat of resin that's what happens when you work with the chunky glitters it's takes more resin to cover the cup so I knew that going in all right that's it for the moment I think I will take you with with us where I can and let's go on an adventure today shall we all right I'll be back just another beautiful day important we're gonna sit down and eat dinner it's been a crazy week crazy day I decided as you if you're watching this clip you've seen the other clip where I decided to do one last acrylic pour for a piece that I think is going to go on a wall in our bedroom my husband and I worked on it together he helped me fix up the board so that it fits in a certain spot in the bedroom and pick the colors and then I went and had ended the pour so I'm going to let it dry I actually did it twice the first time it turned out like poop so we did it again and we'll see what happens anyway it's been a crazy busy week and but a fun one I hope you've had a good week too if you'd like to follow me on social media and see what I'm up to every day or support the free content here on YouTube and over on Facebook in the Facebook groups then by all means click on the link tree list of links in the description below you'll find a whole bunch of stuff places to find me and support me follow my Instagram all of that stuff on the link tree link when you click on it and also my happy mail address is in the description below if you would choose so 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