Long holiday, Holy Friday, and if you can't see my face, it's because I am using my cell phone right now because I broke this.  It's really bulging out of the lens and I will talk about what happened right after our usual ad break. I may find our usual. There we go. Sa waka na ba sa un-activated windows mo? Well, lucky you! Pinakabago mo na sa CDKoffice.com Windows 10 and Windows 11, activation points. Legit, safe, and pinakamura. Madalila ko morder! Hanapin ang address version na gusto mo. Piliin ang preferred paper and friends mo. Wala pang 5 minutes na CDK na para sa windows mo. Maraming na kaming na tulungan. Date? 7th departure ko. But now, I'm from a love of my life. Date? Igmiresan walang purpose ang life ko. But now, I'm a world class Zumba instructor. So, web developer ako and content creator for a YouTube channel. Ngayon, ganun pa rin ako pero activated na yung windows ko. Kaya ako nagahahanap ka ng legit, mura, at original software. Check out cdkoffice.com. Check out cdkoffice.com. Check out cdkoffice.com. What's up, Marco? Hang on, let me get chat running. What's up, Marco? All right, so as mentioned, so I need to apologize for the gorilla-style shakey cam, docus-style camera because I'm using my, this is actually my cell phone. Because I usually use our standard camera, the ZV-E10, to stream from the shop and to shoot all of my videos. Tragedy stock, tragedy stock, rather just right now, kasi sinasetap ko yung light na yan and then atumbay yung light and then dito yung camera basically. So, yeah, this is how it was set up. So I set up the light there and then the camera was there and of course, the light fell down, hit the camera and the camera went shrook and it hit the floor and now, wala na, wasak na yung stock lens niya. So this is a ZV-E10, which we've had for around two years. I think it's hard to tell. Try to position the camera, but my cell phone. But you, it's, I don't know how obvious it is on camera, but here on the, in person, wait, let me, sorry, let me get the angle right. Here in person, it's, the lens is popping out. I think it must have hit here and then parang it forced it out of the, out of the frame. So basically this lens is, wala na, kaput. I think it basically took it on the chin, like the old expression. I think the body is okay naman. I can't test it out right now because the lens is, the lens will not respond. But I was able to remove the lens naman no problem from the e-mount. So I hope that it's just the lens and it looks like, yung ed, it took it on the chin sa nung bumagsak siya. The lens took the brunt of the impact and yeah, so press F. I mean, thank you. This stock lens actually served me well for a long time. I don't know a lot about camera so it took me a little while before I got a new lens. So a one, one better suited to portrait mode which we usually shoot in and then I got that one and I got another one from a different brand. Sorry, the one that I got was a Sony one that it broke and I got another one. So, yeah, so this is wawa. The body looks okay but yeah, so this was a victim of this stream. Oh, sub Anton, sub Raphael James, press F man. Yes, it is sub brand cancer. Yeah, GG nato. Like there's no, I don't think the best I mean repair guy and you know, I mean to be fair it was really my fault or rather it was that light's fault that light's fault. I don't know what the heck. Well, I mean I've always sounded with camera equipment that they are just kind of they easily fall down. I mean, you know, like in a computer if you mount it properly here we have the mystique 360 of deep cool which we'll talk about in a bit 360 mm rad AIO with a gorgeous I can't I can never remember it's LED or LCD. I think it's LCD. I think LCD is crisper and sharper. This actually has 640 by 480 if I remember the specs correctly. Yes, so fortunately we do have an extra stock lens because we have two of the ZV-810s. I bought one for the shop and then I and then I have the one I use at home.  I think it's more than two years old na. So pwede na rin. Like it's time I can experiment with prime lens na na third party which is what they I mean all the camera guys are like date the body, marry the glass or something. I mean, you know, parang it's like the lens really changes the performance of the camera. Hopefully the body will check it out when I get home. But moving now to computer stuff because all of this everything now I'm using is running on battery. The cell phone which is a camera is running on battery. My headset, MH670 running on battery and I'm streaming via my ASUS laptop which is also running on battery. So none of the usual chat. Let's get to the points that I want to hit for this video. Sorry for this live stream. Time from the shop this is only Friday. So we have an upcoming build coming up. We have a build in the works. It's a 13600KF but more importantly or more exciting is that it is using the project zero. Hang on guys I notice that the camera is flipped. Let me try to flip it. Ah there. Nakamiro. So you can better see what for my vantage point. Sub David. Thank you David for upgrading your membership. Really appreciate it. Sub Noreen. Thank you for joining us again from Oman. I believe the last stream which was hardware sugar acts of hardware sugar. I remember that you were there also. So the more exciting part about this build I mean you know 1300KF very decent CPU but what's a bit unique about this build is that we they decided to go with the project zero mother board. So if you'll notice the there are none of the usual power connectors so just a short explainer. Usually for all mother boards you have the 24 pin main power here so that's a mother board and then you have the more power stuff here. So usually here on the top right can you see it on screen? Top right here and then top left here generally I don't like touching power stuff when the PC is on because danger. But with the project zero you'll notice that the the gun is the 24 pin and then gun also is the 8 pin atat oh how many pins is this looks like an 8 pin yes and they have been moved to the back so your build will be completely wire free here in front well except if you have an AIO because you'll have still have some of those trailing wires and stuff like that but the main bulkiness will be gone and so we can show it a bit in person now I'm a little nervous because I have to do this all one handed because I did not expect to be using my cell phone as the camera so I didn't bring any stand so I'm holding it with my left hand and only my right hand is free to do the unboxing or whatever so let's not do a Linus I mean I already did a Linus with my camera but to be fair it wasn't my fault I set up the darn light and then the darn light had a death wish and it suicided into the floor and hitting the camera on the way down anyway na wag daman wag daman mahalin yung tagailukan actually I don't know it's not like super expensive for what you get I mean it's definitely it's not like the project zero stuff is meant to be consumer level like mainstream not like this monster which we'll talk about in a little bit so this is another build we have in the works 4900k and Maximus Z790 motherboard I mean so you know the cost of this one is prohibitive but project zero stuff is not I mean you know it's not like cheap I wouldn't say it was cheap but it is alright let me let me ESD here this is the new CC360 from Deepcool the case and we reviewed it that's our latest video on the channel it went live like a day or so ago it's a good it's an interesting looking case MATX again alright I think I have ESD myself electrostatic discharged enough papap ah there papap papap alright there we go I think yes alright I don't know how much okay okay medyo exagina alright I think the audio is back thank you for pointing that out I don't know audio went out after taking the mobile out of the plastic I think that's when I was I tried to focus using the cell phone I don't know I really didn't like that because it was working fine before anyway something always goes wrong with the hardware sugar live stream so we got a casualty and then audio cut out but now we are back and still talking about the project zero so yeah I didn't realize it but all of the everything is back of the mobile now so that this will be completely clean so you got the GPU you got your SSD and you got your memory and hopefully it will be a lot cleaner although to be honest alright let me just put this aside I will pack it up properly later but I just I don't want it in the way because parang malas ako today tamin nangyari so let me just put that out of the way here get back to you but you know to be honest like if you get very competent cable management like the guys do at the shop I could not do um cable management as well as this I mean sa unan tingin wala na rin it's really hard to see wires of course but then you start seeing like here and in here and of course here but at first blush it's actually quite hard to see where the wires go and then if you're sort of a first timer if you're a beginner you are a little late um you should have entered our contest last Christmas where we gave away a very nice ITX gaming computer like 29 gaming computer complete wala ng binayaran yung customer we even paid for the shipping he was like somewhere in besaya sa ata parang bohol if I remember correctly um we might have another one this Christmas but you'll have to wait another nine months how much for our seven bundle I don't know I mean I'd have to look up the prices and things like that um and it depends do you want like an R7 5800X an R7 well it's okay fine you'd probably want to go with a fifth generation it's upmoving pala fifth generation AM4 but do you want to go with an R7 from the fifth generation I mean there are a lot of options available I'd have to please message us on Facebook um we'd have to crunch the numbers I don't have it off the top of my head and so we were talking about how the project zero is relatively affordable naman it's not like you're breaking the bank for that kind of feature and I think feature is a good description since you know it's something out of the ordinary you're paying a little bit more but you're getting you're getting the potential for a much cleaner build this one you're just paying for raw performance like like nothing holding you back like I just want the latest and the greatest so here we have a 1400k I hope Vic does not watch this because I had a customer a long time customer he bought he has already bought two you know hardcore full scale rigs for bahas one during the pandemic and then one just last year but he was asking me if we could get like yung container na parang ganito na parang silicone wafer type and it's just really it's major random if we can get this I hope Vic doesn't you're not watching this now Vic but this customer got the the kind of casing na ganito yung parang parang silicone wafer type so this is an i9 4900k the latest and the greatest that you can get where does it say 4900k it doesn't even say 4900k it says here yeah 4900k so latest and the greatest very hard to cool actually it's been a lot of the complaints online and of course and nothing comes to mind more high end I mean you know this is pretty high end the Maximus C790 formula let's do a short unboxing but I will not dare to like super unbox-unbox because I am one-handed and I don't want to drop as Maximus C790 oh wow kanda sorry man very premium wow look at man the so chunky and then they oh and it's metal it's easy it's usually plastic it's like ah sorry wait ah yeah it's like metal it's almost like it's like die cast and then they're even labels retry start and flex on their buttons they're functional damn I forget how much this is but this this costs a pretty penny but everything is synclad so you got your VAMs you got your jokes buttons on the motherboard itself in case you you need to do diagnostics and long time viewers will know that that is super useful that really helped me out when my own gigabyte sorry the case my old case serane power button and so I had to keep using the case buttons those are super useful these do not seem functional but these knobs or these raised button types just they're just pretty man look at this motherboard like screaming premium if you're wondering um well one nice thing about sorry RIP stock lens cv10 if you're wondering what is going to be paired with this he went with a helios so we're going to be building in that another monster of a case which we've gotten we we haven't sold a lot of them the helios but we've gotten a lot of people coming in for diagnostics or for cleaning and they're in helios cases it is quite blocky for my personal preference like I generally don't want that big of a case on my desk but you know kanikanyang everybody has their own taste and but this motherboard I am down with this motherboard I mean look at this geez man it's like three fourths of the board you don't even see anymore it's like it's all clad in heat sinks and what not and you got your usual Q latch so you notice I press this button and then the PCIe latch just unlatches unclasps super useful especially for bulky motherboards and then if we open up the SSD here they also have the you don't need to screw it in anymore it's just like a lever basically where it keeps the SSD in place some of the little design features of ASOS that have been around for a little while now like I remember they were coming out like mid-pandemic or something but I love this Q latch being super useful because you know you're an enthusiast when you've had big ass GPU and then you need to stick your somehow wriggle your finger under there to press the release class and that is never fun and then sometimes you get really desperate annoyed, frustrated you're just trying to yank out from and you know that's all sorts of bad can damage your motherboard can damage your GPU so but it does get very frustrating when you need to because basically the GPU is resting here so how the heck are you supposed to wriggle your finger to engage the release class so this Q latch system always found very smart with a new ASOS man this is like metal yung dati alright very nice okay mobo I do have to say yeah that's not I want monkey around with this some more because today it's not my day but I will I'll put it I'll put it back properly later di ko ma di ko ma balik yung plastic na maayos alright kinabahan ako actually you know one hand even with the two hands I get nervous but with one hand medyo ano oh is there water cool does this allow for water cooling? that was like a block basically tapatingin tuloy ako ah the knob things here are not are functional oh wow so you can pipe water through here damn I have to admit my ignorance I'm not too familiar with the maximus ay because inisiko I would never like I would never this is not like on my priority list for upgrades and things like that but okay okay the whole solidity of this particular apparatus makes sense now if it is for water cooling so pipe in pipe in oh thanks Rafael James good to know damn are we going to be doing water cooling on this? have to ask ano but actually that's one of my frustrations not frustrations but one of the things I'd like to upgrade about the shop that we can actually do custom water cooling na but it's a bit hard to get into because we need to train the guys properly because water and electronics do not usually mix and you don't want them mixing unexpectedly so we have to get test set up and things like that speaking of test set ups or you know we need to get them pcs that will that will that they can practice on before that speaking of test set ups the guys requested that I finally approve the purchase so we do pc diagnostics in the shop even if your pc is not from us you can bring it to us and we'll try to troubleshoot the problem for example we have two right now this one failed the mem test think the inwin failed the mem test and then that's a blue screen over there on another computer but for the longest time people would come to us with am5 set ups and the problem was we couldn't troubleshoot them because we didn't have a board and the CPU so muyong maganda sa we had a lot already of extra equipment piling up for the am4 platform so we had motherboards we had cpu's but wala pa for am5 and I was hoping that you know occasionally magaka rma issue and then the supplier won't replace it but we will replace it but then so let's say may motherboard cpu we can keep the motherboard na like we have to replace it so we have to buy the motherboard and then it's cheaper if we get also a bundle cpu we could put that cpu on sale but then maybe we'll just keep it for the shop but none of those situations or somebody will send us a mobile for review like the bio star sent us z690 I believe a while back so I mean there are instances where the extra hardware that the shop can use for diagnostics does pile up but dito para sa am5 wala pa kaming nakuhan ang opportunity na ganun so nobody was giving us am5 stuff I mean that sounds spoiled and in a little way it is but so I was kind of waiting so I didn't want to purchase outright but eventually the guys were like sir may jumadami na yung request for diagnostics of am5 systems and we can't do that properly without a test bench without hardware that we know is good you know shop hardware that we know is good kasi basically parang trial and error yan eh so I said fine okay so we got an MSI mobile a620 and then I think we have a 7600 running here this ram so it's ddr5 this ram actually we did get this for free I mean king bank sent it to us for review and actually it's pretty good ram we still have sometimes issues with ddr5 it's not as stable as ddr4 and but the ddr5 etong king bank is running surprisingly well without any issues oh thank you noreen for buying from us I didn't realize that we have we had a build for you coming up yes and Russell and Rocky are pretty good the most expensive pc part that I've accidentally broken to be fair like wala namang like I don't have any cpu I mean the cpu when you're installing it in the pins it's very easy to for that to become an issue I don't have any stories like that to be honest and you know I will be I mean I would make it kuwento naman kung nangyari yun I mean I don't think I'm the world's best builder I am barely above competent but you know I can generally get the things in where they're supposed to be in without breaking them I my brother Rafael had a cpu issue before what's the most expensive pc part I've ever broken actually that's why I don't trust myself to do the customer builds I think in our five years or so of operation more than five naba I have helped in building them but I have never done it like solo flight I don't trust myself with the components of the customer like I can troubleshoot a gpu I can you know remove stuff and in a pinch like it's not a cpu but I'm always more comfortable kung ako nagbayad like it's my component so if I screw up it's on me right instead of like a customer paid for it and of course we would replace it but then sayang naman yung sayang naman yung yung money out from the shop so actually I can't think of any pc part that I've outright broken like na snap yun gpu god knows cpu like the pins are bent or things like that ula pa naman I maintain that's not my fault I maintain that's the bloody lights fault but yeah I mean RIP man I mean you know you don't think it's your last day but then you just come in try to do your job and then and then bang it's gone this is our test bench actually I'm gonna shoot a little bit more footage of the mystique 360 after this live stream so I ask the guys to just assemble it with whatever parts we have I think this is I don't want to say it's a 730 wait let me look it up here I don't know why we would have a 730 na test bench but I'm looking it up now anong cpu to but yeah it's not it's not a performance gpu it's just something that we that they stuck in there one of our extras b550 m k hang on it is a 1650 actually so decent naman so maybe it's like a 730 or something 1650 na ASUS I don't remember that ASUS sent us something like this for review I don't know why we have an extra 1650 na ASUS it's just one of life's mysteries I mean as the shop gets older and older I am constantly amazed with the things that we have here nandagulat nalang ako on the other hand like I bought so shout out to Anton he is the owner of Akasha Detailers which I super loved the care and attention that they put to my 10 year old car my CRZ and so one of the things that I made a mental note of when I came into the shop because I bought some car shampoo from him and then the guys were like it's just in the back it's just in the back and I'm looking in the back and I'm like I can't find the car shampoo so that's that's one of the things I will need to look for a bit later but yeah I'm super love the hang on I'll just throw up the Facebook link here super grab it attention to detail it looks so good after it looked even better than new after after the detailing so hang on not a sponsored post but just like with our PC reviews it is something that I personally tried and it is yeah super good hang on I'm looking it up on Facebook but I can't I don't know why the it's not naman share page or something Facebook wait so that I can post it yeah so I bought so Anton was nice enough to give me their not not give me sorry to allow me to purchase the car shampoo because it's a special car shampoo that they really use for their own detailing eh yun nga and then the guys were like it's in the back and I'm like it's in the back where in the back sorry I can't for some reason hang on okay I'm just gonna rest my actually don't like showing my face I'm trying to get the Facebook link but I'm on the page but it won't give me the URL because as usual hain ako Facebook because the URL is staying the same but I'm only on the akasha detailer page sorry just just search na lang on Facebook akasha detailer I don't know why it's not giving me the URL but yeah super super recommended the desks ah these are actually custom desks so we had this made my brother of L2K may may suki siya so they're a pair so both of these were custom made these came from our old shop pa yun gijo so we've had closet in vendiya like super super small our supply room now there in the back is bigger pa than the first shop that we started out in then we moved to gijo which was a much larger space we splurged a little got custom desks for the bills and things like that the shelves in the back are also custom so we wanted wood then we wanted something na like a workman desk na it looks solid good quality but yun wood and yeah so these are custom and then actually like the shop is really too much stuff in the shop so these are customers like those are paid for already then we added another guy Rocky the programmer now comes into the shop that's where we keep the second hand stuff so this is a very cluttered look one of the things I wanted for a shop when I opened up a shop was hindi siya cluttered kasi ganan yung look nung karamihan ng mga PC shops you go to Gilmore or something like dami nakakalat dami nakano I really didn't like that look so we were able to achieve it at Gijo and in here but the problem is over time dami talaga na ipon na stuff so like my dream sana I love the location here there's excellent parking it's easy to reach on Chinurosa walang foot traffic kailan mo sa Jain talaga dumaan dito but a lot of our customers find us from YouTube and things like that so or our online activities so they are happy to come out here especially when there's parking naman so my dream for this place is we keep the same location and we keep this unit where we are in now but I get a ground unit also and yun yung forward facing the ground unit it would be super clean just tables and that's where you would see builds being done and diagnostics but all of the back end stuff like the inventory the inventory basically maging back end space na to where there's inventory and things like that but getting a ground floor space here also still costs money so that is something we need to save up for thank you for patronizing our second hand parts list super super useful I don't think we have we don't have one on stock if you message us we can inquire with our with our suppliers I don't know I di ko mahalala off the top of my head so the last kind of thing so we have bonkers builds coming up with the Maximus and the project zero let's not let's try not to break anything the Maximus actually is going with a 4070 super I think and an LT 720 I'll be curious if the LT 720 can handle it the LT 720 is a good cooler but the 4900k ah no sorry that is for the that pile is for the project zero build the pile for the Maximus build is over there the Helios but I don't see what the cooler is and stuff like that I'd have to look it up alright and the last thing I wanted to talk about for this stream was because I want to go home and I want to check if my camera still works because I do have a portrait lens from Samyong or something yes it should work fine right like cross my fingers so the last thing I wanted to talk about for this stream was the Mystique 360 we've already done benchmarking on this thing and it basically blew away any of the other 360 mmrad AIOs that we pitted against it the screen is very sharp it's I have an AK620 digital at home which is the air cooler deep cool with the display deep cool is making a big push for having more of these the digital line up yung kita mo at a glance yung basic specs ng computer mo and I am all for it it is super useful that you don't need to bring up anything on the software side you don't need to scroll through anything lingon ko lang sa computer mo kita mo ka agad how much percent of the CPUs being used and what the temperature is I especially like it when I see when the when the computer is rendering or you know doing a lot of editing work now because Rocky the programmer also started to make content and then Ren has to edit his stuff and then so she sometimes can't get around anymore to my stuff so I've been doing a lot of editing again on my own and yeah just like intellectually I know when it renders magaw 100% CPU load yan but I'm curious like anong temperature siya pang upalo and just even yung playback playback actually is super taxing and for me that was more important at rendering speed yung fast playback speed kasi ang hirap mag edit kung ang hirap pa rin mag edit if the playback is not smooth hang on I'll just answer this question from Nayu Nayu Art personally for me I would so gaming PC I would just go with AM4 price is very good now DDR4 is rock you know very solid very stable basically with AM4 you know what you're getting kaya end of life na siya in the sense na wala nang mas matas na na generation hangga 5,000 series na nang AM4 you can get a lot of value you get a 5800X3D setup with a good GPU that will last you 3 or 4 years easy on any game that you want to run and that is also what I did when I built a new PC earlier last year I think mga mayata yun I actually went with the Ryzen 7 3700X and then I recently upgraded December last year to an R95900X not so much for gaming but again for editing per 4 months and it is it is so smooth na yung playback medyo hirap yung 3700X sa videos na inedit ko and I'm not even that heavy an editor I just really want smooth playback but it's not like multiple masks multiple effects I'm not that creative and that knowledgeable an editor but the 5900X really helped me with the playback sobrang smooth na yung playback so I myself I'm on an AM4 platform I think it still has a lot of good value I mentioned so in the video I did at the start of the year like what upgrades can you expect and should you wait what new hardware can you expect this year and should you wait personally I think that the AM4 platform is still an excellent platform very good value for money na yung you get one medyo high end and it will last two, three or four years easy yeah the AM5 has been going down in price but it's hard to beat the price to performance of AM4 AM5 of course you have the 7800X 3D it's maybe like 18,000 I think roughly I can't quite remember we came out with a price watch episode where you can check out all the latest prices but but I do not recall what so I don't remember exactly makaniang 7800X 3D yun nga may yung usual price for a high end PC so you can go to AM5 but for me value for money hirap pa rin talunin yung AM4 at this point na where we are now so yeah this is the mystic 360 no RGB on the fans but the fans look very beefy these are F12SE so the newest version the newest stock fans from Deepcool the performance is very good we've tried it out already I'm just in the shop more now to play around with the software because Deepcool actually I was talking with Deepcool and they were like we really delayed the release of the mystic for to get the software like super easy to understand super easy to play around monkey around with the software I'm wondering how do you get the how do you like load because I mean you can you can load system voltage mode system monitoring core data but you can also load the gifts and stuff ah there media mode and then you can just upload the gift there okay so super straightforward alright so I will leave you guys now to your long holiday thank you for spending a bit of time with me here at the shop a bit of a messy shop nowadays not something I'm proud of hang on let me sit down off so this is kind of how we roll for the youtube productions I mean something doesn't go according to plan and we just need backup so fortunately we have a backup here with my cell phone the camera hopefully still works I'll post about it later yeah so we are close today so please don't come in but we are open tomorrow and Sunday so tuloy-tuloy na panoregular work schedule na Saturday Sunday and we have a video dropping tomorrow which the youtube members have already been watching since yesterday and that's the one where I talk about like my personal brand preferences and just generally the preferences I have for computers like I want everything wireless as much as possible I don't there's an underrated customization option that I don't think a lot of people do which I think adds a lot of character to your builds so that video will be made public tomorrow and on Monday siguro yung factory tool na deep cool factory tour na deep cool that's still on my to edit list actually I still need deep cool I mean I had a super that was a super fun trip we're actually going to do two videos on that the first one is main stream and then the second one is kind of like behind the scenes where I talk about more like the first one is really about the factory the second one is like behind the scenes in general like what is that kind of trip why did I get sent on it who was I with on that trip and just generally things like that so man there's a really weird angle it's like you can see my hand thanks Homer actually yung na isip ko ngayon like on the way to the shop like inesip ko to do because we we have four deliverables and live streams for the for the our sponsor CDK and then what is that better it's like my hand starting to my arm starting to hurt na so inesip ko I can do what because yung life from the shop yung it na walang tao kasi na ilang ako when people see me live streaming like customers are coming in and they see me live streaming it's just it's a little weird although I have done it before on normal days and yeah customers do come in sometimes they say hi on camera or sometimes the shop is closed this happened more often in giho the shop will be closed and I'm doing my live stream or I'm shooting and it suddenly made dad the thing and yeah so they pop up in the video or the live stream but I was thinking that maybe this month I'll experiment Friday night starting 10.30 pwede magtanong and in 11.45 I will sign off and then I will sign on again 12.01 Saturday to do a live from the shop so tuloy-tuloy yung shoot live from the live from the shop I mean I'll be shooting at the shop a live stream from like 10.30 in the evening on a Friday night all the way up to like 1 a.m. or so on Saturday and then I just need to break briefly one on Friday and one on Saturday so I think that that might be kind of fun to do like an all night not an all night but just like a late night here at the shop I thought that that might be fun to do so yeah maybe we'll do it this month I hope to be able to save up for more branches I don't we haven't really identified necessarily kung saan but yeah we would like to expand north and south but to be honest running a shop eats up money para nagsusunog ka nung pera so we need to save up a bit more before we can put up branches is the 7900 gri CPU solid what's a gri sup Alistar I'm trying to think kung saan dyo CPU ah well that is the for AMD but what's a gri 7900 gri oh it's a GPU sorry I'm not even familiar with this model oh it just came out I'm looking like at hardware unbox and things like that I will admit ignorance I am not familiar with the man my camera is super dirty I need to clean this like the lens here on the on my Pixel 7 I don't know I haven't heard much about it I haven't seen any of the reviews we haven't had any here at the shop so I couldn't say from personal experience although usually AMD has nothing that can touch the pinaka hi-end ng Nvidia so that's the 4090 I don't know I would I would be super surprised if oh sorry the 7900 gri launched July 27, 2023 ah no I don't think it's oh but there's a new version that came out like with memory overclocking sorry I not too familiar with this model but parang yung tinatapat sa kanyos sa 7900 XT so definitely not the 4090 in general in general AMD has nothing that can meet that can surpass the pinaka top of the line ni ni Nvidia so 4090 still king of the hill as far as I know and AMD has been very explicit that they're not even trying to dethrone Nvidia from that crown they're just like well you know let's try to do our best and aim for the high end to mid-range but the pinaka high end AMD has seeded that ground 12600K okay naman like for a little bit more in the budget I think you can get like a 13600K or even a 14600K you know the 12600K it's good for work that'll be good enough for work for gaming I guess you're GPU naman yung mas consideration so yes I would say that's fine try to get it at a good price and then spend a bit more on the GPU I myself used to use an i5 for 690K with a 3080 and I'm still able to play cyberpunk so you know per games the GPU isn't as important as the GPU alright so thanks everyone for joining me on this livestream RIP once again to my trusty zv10 you have served me well hopefully the body is still intact and yeah enjoy the long weekend please do tune in to our video tomorrow and then the factory tour on Monday enjoy the rest of the long weekend


An equal sign means that two expressions are equal to one another. However, expressions might not always be equal. We might only know that one thing is bigger or smaller than another thing. This is where inequalities come into play. Two things are not equal, hence the word inequality. In this video, we're going to look at the basics of inequalities, the symbols that are used and how they look on a number line. Inequalities are really useful when looking at profits and losses, for example, or for loans, or for working out anything that may have a range of values, like when to photograph a diver jumping off a diving board. These are the symbols for inequalities. A is less than B. The small side is next to A, and the big open mouth is next to B. So A is smaller than B. A is bigger than B. A has the big side this time. A is less than or equal to B. The line underneath means or equal to. A is more than or equal to B. If we had this inequality, A is bigger than or equal to four. It means that A can be four, five, six, and any number that's bigger. On a number line, it would look like this. See how it's represented with a full circle, whereas B is less than two. It's a hollow circle on a number line. An easy way to remember is to think that the full circle also includes or equal to. Hence, it is complete. It includes everything. The hollow circle is just more than or less than. It's missing the or equal to, and so is hollow. When inequalities are shown for these number lines, pause the video, work it out, click play when you're ready. Did you get them right? Can you work out the inequality for this one? Pause the video and have a think. There's a closed circle here, so the value is going to be greater than or equal to minus two. And a hollow circle here, so it's going to be less than four. We can combine these things into a double inequality, which we would write like this. Notice how we put X in the middle, so it appears just once. If we read this double inequality out loud, it says minus two is less than or equal to X, which is less than four. Here's some questions for you to do. Pause the video, answer them and click play when you're ready. How did you get on? So that's our introduction to inequalities finished. We're going to look at how to solve inequalities and how to plot them on a graph in different videos. If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe, comment below if you have any questions. Why not check out our Fuse school app as well? Until next time.


Live from Las Vegas, it's the Cube! Covering AWS re-invent 2019. Brought to you by Amazon Web Services and Intel, along with its ecosystem partners. Welcome back to Vegas, Lisa Martin with John Furrier. We are live at AWS re-invent. In the Expo Hall at the Sands Convention Center, there's tons of people in here. You could probably hear some of the background. AWS expecting 65,000 or so folks. John, how many of those 65,000 have you talked to in the last two days? Well, I can hear all the conversations happening at once. It's about hybrid cloud, IoT edge, data, machine learning. My head's going to explode. I was going to say, lots of cool stuff. John and I are pleased to be joined by Grant Coraville, the VP of Products and Strategy for Blackberry QNX. Welcome to the program. Great to be here with 65,000 of our closest friends. Closest friends, exactly. So Blackberry QNX, what's it all about? What's it all about? Well, we do software, we do embedded software for mission critical systems. At this event at the AWS re-invent, what we're showing is software in a really cool car, a Karma, and we're connecting it to the AWS IoT backend services. And showing some really, really cool use cases, some of which are near term, some are which are a bit longer term. They're pretty exciting. Take a quick minute to describe QNX's background acquired by Blackberry. So it's some history, legacy, IT. Exactly. Just take a quick minute to explain that. So we were founded in 1980 and then developing software for mission critical devices in medical, industrial, and then we started developing software for automotive in 1998. So we've been in automotive for about 20 years and developing originally an infotainment and then digital instrument clusters, telematic systems, gateways, safety systems, acoustic systems, pretty much becoming the software platform in the car. Because in the car, the car, the software has to be reliable, safe, secure. So we're trusted to deliver that in automotive. We were acquired by Blackberry in 2010 and we're bringing the best of Blackberry into automotive and all of our other markets. So Lisa and I always talk about IoT, there's RPA, automation, all the stuff's going on. But one of the things that comes up is we're trying to grok what's the software development environment in the car. And Amazon won by having great APIs. That was one of their core design principles. Is there a similar design principle from a car standpoint? Because if I'm an app developer, I just love to have my mobile app sit on the car, but I don't want to have to become an expert on all the nuances of, is there a connector? So is there going to be multiples platforms? What's the principle? Can you explain that? Great question and great observation. So cars traditionally have been proprietary, pretty much closed systems. And started to open up with CarPlay and Android Auto where all of a sudden you saw your mobile device being able to communicate with the car. And now I could run Android apps, I could run iOS apps, it started to open it up a bit. And now what you've seen is cars are becoming more connected. They're becoming more automated, eventually autonomous. They're definitely, and what you're seeing in the car is in order for that car to really evolve and to offer connected services and shared mobility and the electrification that's occurring, the automotive industry is going through a disruption. We've all heard that. And it really is true. So to the point where the electronics in the car, the networks in the car, the software in the car is getting completely redesigned. And you're seeing a lot more high-end processors, you're seeing safety critical systems, which have always been in cars, but now you're seeing a lot more complexity and that speaks to exactly what we do. So where that car is going, if you think about it, is moving to more of a software platform. You have applications in mobile devices. Why? Because you've got Android and you've got iOS. That car is moving to that sort of a common platform where with the help of AWS, connected services, the BlackBerry Kinect software platform in the car, all of a sudden it'll open the door to that kind of environment, to applications, to connected services. And that's exactly where it's going. So connectivity's here and it's going to be predominant through pretty much all the vehicles coming off the line in the coming years. So you're going to see the connectivity and now we can bring the services and the apps to that vehicle. But at the same time, got to keep it safe, got to keep it secure, got to keep it reliable. It's the classic mobile device. Bingo. Mobile device on wheels, right? Of two ton mobile device on wheels. That disruption sounds really cool. And as consumers, we just have this expectation that we can have whatever we want. I want the whole experience and obviously as everything evolves, we want it to be safer and safer. And as there's laws and regulations that govern, hey, you're going to get hefty fines if you're seen with this device and you're driving. But disruption is really challenging, right? We talked, we got some great examples yesterday on stage with Andy Jassy of Goldman Sachs. How many years old are they and how they have leveraged disruption to revolutionize their consumer business or healthcare revolutionizing. I'd love to get your perspective on what are some of the automakers that are bleeding edge, going, we get it, we want to work with you guys so that they understand that this, the mobile device, the connected device on wheels is going to be transformative for their business. Good point. So first of all, every automaker we work with and we work with almost 50 automakers and we're in over 150 million vehicles and multiple systems in the cars, they're all putting safety first. That's never really changed, but that remains primary, primary objective. And to your point is how do you maintain that safety and that reliability while at the same time opening the door to connectivity, making sure that vehicle is secure and resilient to attacks and whatnot. And you've seen some of those attacks in the past and the industry's learning. But that's exactly what speaks to us and what we do. Same thing with AWS. If you think about what we do, we're plumbers. We build plumbing in the car, AWS builds plumbing in the cloud and I've had those conversations with AWS and they're like, yeah, we're plumbers. And I said, so are we, we're going to get along great. But to your point, we have to keep our eye on security or definitely our eye on privacy and safety. And that's exactly what we do as much as we all want the consumer apps and the connected experience at the same time we can't compromise on that. So the good thing in automotive is there's a, automotive safety standards, ISO 26262 and whatnot, which we've certified our products to and we're going to keep doing that and keep delivering that software in the car. But that's your point, two ton mobile device on wheels. So we got to always be aware of that. Great opportunity, people want more connectivity and safety too. That's a huge thing, security and safety. I want to get to that in a second, but I got to ask you, what is the relationship that you guys have with Amazon? Could you explain that? And what are you guys doing at re-invent this year? Is there like a presentation demo? Take a minute to explain the relationship between Queenix and Amazon web services and what you're showing here. Well, we're in the connected home exhibit. In fact, we're in the quote-unquote garage where we've got a vehicle, a beautiful Karma Revero GT.  So that was pretty cool. That's not enough one car. And it's a cool car, if you get a chance, come on over. And what we've done is we've taken the Karma vehicle and we've actually connected it to AWS IoT. So if you think about what we do, we do software in the car as I was saying earlier, and then we work with the Amazon team, with the AWS team to say, okay, what can we do? So one of the things we're doing is we're doing battery monitoring and prediction in terms of the life of the battery. That's one of the things that we're doing. The other thing we're doing is personalized cockpit, which is pretty exciting. And the last thing we're doing is kind of a business-to-business demonstration where it's data orchestration. So if you think about the vehicle, there's a lot of sensors on the vehicle, a lot of information available on the vehicle. And what we're doing with AWS is pulling the information from the vehicle, putting it in the cloud, and then we've got a few examples that we're using. So one of them is an application for an auto-detailing company where you might want to have your vehicle detailed, where we can make the position of your vehicle available, GPS, the VIN number, so the identification of the vehicle, and then you could actually contract with that expert detailing is what we called them to come to your vehicle, clean the vehicle, detail your vehicle within a finite period of time securely, and then you'll get notified when it's done and whatnot. We're doing facial recognition in the vehicle, and we also put some ML machine learning in the car. We're actually showing gesture recognition, where I can fold the mirrors with a peace sign or victory signs. I can have the mirrors fold in. I can interact with the infotainment system. I can personalize the music and whatnot. So really personalizing the cockpit, but all through the power of AWS. All right, when are we going to have flying cars? Come on, Jetsons, we need the flying cars. I love the Jetsons. Turn into a computer bag. It's better to turn into a computer bag, right? It's coming. Maybe not the flying car a bit, but okay, flying car is fine. I mean, I always say anything else that's in Star Trek or Star Wars will be invented, so we're expecting some flying vehicles soon. All fun aside. Now the serious conversation is safety and security. Worst case scenario, my car's hacked, ticked over, this is a fear. Again, it's a worst, it's a doom state scenario. I mean, it's an industrial IoT device. I mean, it's a car. How do you guys view the security posture? I mean, this is its concern, it might be on people's mind. Yeah, and that's what really speaks to where our company has been for almost four decades now. You know, when people would ask me, hey, where would I find QNIC software, Blackbird QNIC software? I'd say almost everywhere but the desktop. So where things have to be reliable, safe, secure work all the time, that's where you'll find our software. So factory floor, we're in laser eye surgery machines, we're in patient monitoring devices, MRI machines, so essentially those areas which are safety critical, where safety, security, and reliability are tops. You're really industrial IoT, all about. Big time, big time, and that's the cool thing about walking around, reinvent. There's all kinds of industrial devices and control. So if you go to the car now, you think about the vehicle, same fundamental needs, reliability, safety, security, and we're trusted to deliver an automotive. So security is one of those things that's not static. So when you make something that's secure, you're really building something that's resilient to attacks. So you'd be as resilient as possible to prevent attacks, and then you do whatever you can to prevent any malicious actions on that. So we will monitor what's going on in the system, we'll monitor any communications going to the car, for instance. So the minute we detect something a bit abnormal, we can take action based on that. So that's absolutely key, especially given the car is connected and more and more becoming connected. What's the opportunity in the trucking industry when I think of the number of sensors on trucks, the regulations for driver's safety in terms of how many hours they actually have to be able to can drive, what's the opportunity there for QNICs? Good question. So everything we're doing in the car, which I should generalize and say a vehicle, applies to trucks. So if you think about trucking, or vehicles, or drones, or anything like that, you have multiple sensors that you have to interact with, you have to interpret that information, you have to take action based on that information. So if we look at trucking specifically, everybody knows a major shortage of truck drivers. So when people ask me about autonomous cars and hey, when are we going to see autonomous vehicles? I always look at trucking and we're working with companies, trucking companies that are using our technology. And one of the first use cases that they're putting forward is something called platooning, where you'll actually have the first truck on the road with a driver and then the other trucks on the road will be operating autonomously, essentially following like a train if you want, on a highway, and then they'll have a starting location and a drop off location, and that all of a sudden becomes a real world scenario, which makes use of the same sensors, LiDAR, radar, cameras, et cetera. So from a trucking perspective, we look at it very similar to a car, an automotive perspective, because they need the same fundamental technologies. So it's pretty exciting. Like I said, what we do applies all over the place and again, all going to be connected. Well Grant, thanks for coming on, really appreciate it. I want to get your final thoughts, at least from my perspective on developers. When you see DeepRacer, you see that train, it's kind of, they got LiDAR, it's kind of a toy, but people are geeking out on this thing, so I would imagine that we're going to see an emergence of a software development environment, whereas the controlled sandboxes, because yeah, they've got the concern with the industrial equipment. How do you balance that old school industrial mindset of IOT with the new rapid agile product development? Yeah, and we're to your point, we're going through that transition now. So this is where things like SageMaker come into play where I can develop and refine machine learning models in the cloud. You still have those tight control loops that you need and there's tools for that. So that's the deeply embedded stuff that's controlling actuators and whatnot. You still need that, but to your point, you need to be more iterative, you need to be more agile, you need to develop according to the safety standards in the various industries that they might be in. So that is evolving and it's evolving at exactly the right pace. Really glad to see that evolution, but to your point, all of these devices are going to become interconnected. There's going to be new opportunities and from a developer perspective, we can't hire enough developers, no one can. It's really exciting whether it's IOT cloud developers or embedded developers. There's such an exciting future ahead. And I got to ask this, it's just propped in my head so I want to ask, because I'm curious. Spectrum and RF power is great, but you need connectivity to make an IOT device work. How do you guys, how does the car folks look at connectivity? Just when they get to a spot they can connect, so is it managing the spectrum? How are cars thinking about the connectivity? So we work very closely with the modem vendors, for instance. And today in cars you'll see Bluetooth, you'll see Wi-Fi, you'll see 4G. Obviously there's the emergence of 5G. Vehicle-to-vehicle communications is through something called DSRC, essentially Wi-Fi. 5G is going to come along. So now you're going to be able to have throughput and also what's called low latency. So quick turnaround on your messages and the information being exchanged. So that too is evolving from a QNIC software perspective. We'll make use of whatever modem's there. But to your point, we also have to deal with the cases where I've lost connectivity. I still need that vehicle to operate safely. And especially if you consider that the systems might be, the systems might be connected or we don't want to make it such that they're dependent on that connectivity. So you have to have failover scenarios and whatnot but cars will become connected, devices will become connected. We're going to take advantage of that connectivity but not be dependent on that connectivity. Thank you. Well, Grant, please let me know when that personalized service is available so that my car can be found and detailed. They'd find it right in my driveway going, lady. Take that down right now, you're in. Got it. All right, it's been a pleasure. Really cool stuff, Blackberry QNICs. Thank you for joining John and me. You'll have to go check out that car. Cool, thanks for having me. For John Furrier, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE live in Vegas at AWS re-invent 19. Thanks for watching.


The resonance states in ballistic open quantum systems form a clear chain structure, and this is reflected in the underlying classical dynamics of the three-disc system. Resonance states along one chain are correlated while those of different chains show an anti-correlation. The localization of these resonance states oscillates between different regions of the trapped set as one moves along the chains, and this modulation of resonance spacing is connected to the interaction of several periodic orbits. This article was authored by T. Weitsch, S. Barkofen, Yukul, and others.


Jigwit, yw'r cydmill efo'r chygo boll yw Llywodraeth, yw Drupalcawn Mila Shedig. Cymill efo'r Shedig. Hello, welcome to Drupalcawn. 10, 16, and then I cracked myself as a 2016, or else we had 1,000 years in the past. OK, we're going to look today at getting started with Ionic framework and Drupal for creating hybrid web apps. It is a getting started. This isn't an advanced tutorial. It's an intermediate tutorial. It's the basic idea of how you create APIs with Drupal and then how you expose that information to an external service and how you use an external service to render this data and then how you package that up as an iOS app or an Android app. My name is Mark Conroy. I'm a lead front and developer at Anartec where Ireland's leading Drupal agency. Basically, if something happens in Ireland that's got to do with Drupal, you can be pretty sure that Anartec have been involved if not been taking the lead on it. We're going to talk today about some background about myself, let's say, and the reason I decided I needed an app or what makes me a megalomaniac. If you don't speak English as a first language, that's Donald Trump, basically. We're going to look at Drupal as a restful API service and what you might do with that. We'll have a brief look at what is Ionic framework. My wife corrected me for not having a question mark at the end of that and I got to stop bike shedding and we just get on with the information. So I didn't put in a question mark. Then we look at connecting the dots. That means looking at how we connect Drupal to Ionic framework and use that then to create web apps or to create some sort of a decoupled website based on Drupal as a data store. Then we'll have questions and answers. I said, go easy on me. That was the first time I gave this presentation. So you can go a little bit harder now, but still go easy on me into getting started presentation. So some background, I decided to run as a candidate in the elections in Ireland about six, maybe eight months ago. We had elections, the national elections, and I said, I was going to be a candidate and I was going to get elected. I'm still working as a web developer. So I thought I had everything in place. I had a poster campaign.   I wasn't about making Ireland great again. I was just about sorting stuff out. I don't want to get us started. I had a Facebook page. My wife tried to stop me so I ran over her in a tank. She is actually, as it happens. We sleep in separate rooms now. It's cheaper than buying two houses. So we had some hashtags, mark for king, Galway beast. My constituency was Galway East. So I said we're going to be the Galway beast. I put a hashtag to Galway beast as well. One person retweeted one tweet once. The campaign wasn't going great.  I got an endorsement from a fellow megalomaniac. Donald Trump said there's only one credible candidate in Galway East for general election 16. That's Mark Conroy in that I got lots of retweets and favourites. He's good for something. He's good for someone else's branding or marketing. I got an endorsement from somebody that I never heard of before. Hillary Clinton said that if Donald Trump had a job to fall back on, he'd be happy for it. Hillary Clinton said that if Donald Trump is voting for Mark Conroy, and she's voting for Mark Conroy, there don't seem to be very many differing ideas. So that sounded fairly okay. I had this idea at the end of what I'd need as an app. I want to make sure that if somebody is involved in the Mark Conroy campaign, that I can spam them. If they got a phone in their pocket, I want to send them my newsletters. I want to send them texts and messages. I want to send them push notifications. I want to make sure that every single time to put out their phone to see me, and that's going to get me elected. If I don't have this kind of spamming infrastructure, I'm not going to get elected. So I said I'd build an app. So that's basic background of why I was what I was hoping to win, I suppose, win an election, and I thought, okay, Drupal is a perfect framework for me to build a content management system for this, not least because it's the only content management system that I understand how to use. So I was kind of stuck. So we look at Drupal, we say it's a content management framework, and we say we use this to create lots of things. One thing we use it mostly for is to create content management systems. It can be used to, and I've put in a few blah blah blah, I've got a feeling if you've got as far as Drupal can, you've got a fair idea of what Drupal is, or at least know the kind of things it does. So we'll skip these boring parts. Let's look at creating a restful API using Drupal. There was another slide in this from when I gave this presentation a few months ago, and it was how to do this with Drupal 7 as well. Drupal 7 was quite complex. You need maybe six or seven different modules, and you kind of patch web services together and restful API together and different things, and it wasn't difficult, but it was more involved, let's say. In Drupal 8, this is simple. I couldn't believe how simple this was when I tried to do this. You enable the serialization module, you enable the restful web services module, and you probably should have some authentication now to create a prototype app, or a very simple app for yourself just to see how things work. You don't need to authenticate it really, but you should have some authentication, and the HTTP basic authentication module comes in core. After that, then, you're going to need to create some views to list the data that you want to consume in your app. My suggestion would be that you create a view to list all the listing pages you'll need, so in my case, I'd need one for my press releases, one for my news, one for my campaigns I was involved in, and things like that. I should probably mention here I didn't actually run the election, that was just a backstory. I would say you should also maybe create one view that lists every node on your website with a path of example.com, slash node, slash node ID, slash JSON, slash feed, or whatever you want to call it. Then you'll have all your lists and all of your nodes individualized as JSON entities. To do this, you get these three modules, HTTP basic authentication, restful web servers and serialization, and you click install. It is as simple as that to get the infrastructure that you're going to need to create a restful API with Group of 8. Then you create a view, so normally when we create views, we've got two options, you want to create a page or you want to create a block. In this instance, when you enable these modules, you get a third option, and that is to create a rest export view. You just provide a rest export, and then you enter a path for this. If you have example.com slash articles as your listing page for your articles, then you can have example.com slash articles slash JSON or XML or whatever path you want, and that will give you the exact same list except with a JSON output. Click save and edit, and you get to your view page. Then you can choose here the format will be serializer and the settings. You can leave this as default. It will automatically create a JSON feed and an XML feed. If you don't leave it as default, you choose which you want, JSON or XML. I'm not sure about other formats. If you leave that blank and just don't touch it, you can click save and you'll start getting data. Actually, you will need one thing. You need to add the fields that you need, so you're going to need to add your title field, your body field, your image field. You might add the image field to four different times because you might want it with different image settings. You might add a long image and a short image and a teaser image and things like that. Then whatever filter criteria you need. Then you get some ugly-fied JSON. Depending on your PHP setup and your Apache setups and things like that, you can have that printing a bit better. That's listing all articles inside a JSON array with each article being an object. With that, we've got restful data. That's it. That's a restful API in Drupal 8. It's that easy. 15-20 seconds, you create a view. It takes maybe one minute and you're ready to at least get started or start prototyping. We can consume this data in any way we want. We can create, say, a headless Drupal website so you have your information in one place and you've got your presentation in another place. We can create it as a canonical source of information so you might have a large website that has all of your news but you might have some subsites that you can use that's related to DrupalCon so you might have the DrupalCon subsites for yourselves and you can filter that out and not have to install the whole of Drupal and not have to have the whole database and stuff that goes with that. Just have a front-end that uses the Drupal data and is pulled in via React or Angular or Ember. I think Ember is probably what we should be looking towards. I've got a feeling that's going to be flavor of the month when Therese makes his decision. You can use it to differentiate a great editor experience from a great front-end experience so you can let your back-enders and maybe front-enders focus on here is a beautiful editing experience for your website that we don't have the big, long, boring forms that we have presently from the seven team. We can have a really nice back-end team and then you have a really nice front-end team or else a really nice front-end that's independent of Drupal or you can pull the information into your app and consume it that way and that's the goal today. So there's lots of different things you can do once you have your data in this manner. So let's have a quick look at why does Ionic Framework The first thing to mention I suppose that it doesn't say it here is that it's free and open source. So I think it's very good to have that if you're using free open source software like Drupal. It's good to try work with other free and open source products. It's a hybrid web app development kit. That means it makes more than just the app that you might be developing first so you might be developing an iOS app but it's hybrid, it'll make iOS and Android. Ionic 1 does not make Windows apps but Ionic 2 does and the beta version of it presently does and I'd say in the next week or two it's going to be released as a full stable Ionic 2. That will make or will build Windows apps for you. What you do really is you use the open web standards and technologies that we all know and love and that is basically HTML, CSS and JavaScript and you don't need to worry about lots of really fancy stuff and you don't need to worry about the wall gardens of using Swift or using Objective-C or using Java and runetimes for Android and runetimes for iOS. You're basically building a little website that uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript that we can all know and love and this will let us then create web apps basically and the web app then gets packaged up into a web view and that web view is what's used inside the Android or iOS device. If you want to create a Mac app so if you want to create an iOS app you do need to have a Mac computer the reason being that when you package your app it packages what's the format for Xcode is it .xcode or whatever it is and then you need Xcode which is only available on Mac computers you need Xcode to actually package that into the iOS app for you so if you're on a Linux machine you will only be able to you can develop the hybrid app but you need to get a friend that has a Mac computer to package the iOS part for you you can only do the Android part and that's that page I suppose it comes with lots of built in features so if you're used to a framework like say Twitter Bootstrap you know how to create menus and give them menu classes and by just adding all the different classes you want into your HTML you get your jumbotron, you get your slider you get your drop down menus and things like that it comes with all those kinds of things built into it that you might need for creating apps such as a class called card and a class called list and these kind of things and these automatically build in the front end that looks like a material design type front end it comes with supports for SAS so you can very easily not write CSS, you can write SAS and you can recompile it and it has live reload and things like that once you type Ionic serve into your terminal every page, every JavaScript file that gets changed, every HTML file that gets changed every CSS file, every SAS file that gets changed automatically live reloads it for you and you can watch it in your browser so that's an overview of the built in features page from ionicframewrc.com there's a couple of websites you could look at ionicframewrc.com we'll say Drupal.org ionic.io is Drupal.com in terms of the marketing site of it and then there's one called creator.ionic.io which allows you to have a drag and drop interface to prototype what the app might be like and you can package it up and then download that and use that as you're starting a place so for an example you're going to create a list it's as simple here as you can see you can find the CSS class components on the ionicframewrc website and you need two classes for a list one is list and that automatically says that it is a list and it gives it whatever margins and paddings and you would expect on a list item and then the class card and card automatically then puts it in little divs with border shadows and things like that the same then you can see later on you've got href and the class is item item icon left you say item icon left automatically and in the item that's an icon element the same as if you use font awesome or something but it has what's called ionicons so these are icons built by ionic guys so here we've got an icon and it's ion home so it's the home icon and the same then you can see on the next one it's telephone the next one is wifi and the next one is a card for a credit card so without knowing how to create all these apps and not even much HTML and things like that you can just use these cards use these classes to get a look and feel of a native app and then you can change just your colours yourself to make it look and feel like your branding colours or you can go for the full on experience of skinning the whole thing from start to finish the same then with JavaScript if you go to the JavaScript section of ionicframework.com you can see all the different interaction features that will be available to you so if you want a feature such as a model so you click on a login button and you want to pop up in a form not to go to a new page well that's very simple to do so you find the service that would be needed and in this case here it's called ionicmodel and you can see here then that we've got an Angular module called testapp it's got a controller called mycontroller so the controller is going to determine what functionality is available when this controller is called on a page and in this case we've injected scope and injected ionicmodel into the parameters of mycontroller so that's just the basic dependency injection thing that every time this gets loaded this gets used and that's how easy it is to add new features so if you want to add in geolocation you want to add in push notifications or you want to add in something else that's kind of as easy as it is so if we're going to create a basic app so the very first app we're going to create you've installed node and you've installed gulp and whatever you need that goes along with it I won't talk about those but in your terminal then you run this command ionic start and then you give the app a name and then you say the style of the app you want so you can say ionic startruplecon blank or ionic startruplecon tabs or ionic startruplecon side menu and depending on which style you want you get a different set of files to pre-build what the shell of the website or what the shell of the app is going to be like if you choose blank you get a blank slate you start from scratch if you choose tabs you get what you see here on the left and if you choose side menu you get what you see on the right so if you look at on the left at the bottom of the screen you can see there's a status button and there's a chat tab and there's an account tab for settings so that's where the tabs go and then you can change them if you want for iOS you might say you want the tabs on the bottom and for Android you might say you want the tabs on the top if you choose side menu and then if you click the hamburger the left slides across and you can see there that you get a login search browse and playlists menu items so if we were to look then at the directory and file structure of ionic on the left hand side it's a side menu app that we're creating here for the getting started tutorial you've got a few directories hooks, platforms, plugins, SCSS, www and so on the left hand side SCSS, www and some files you can ignore everything in there, that's all ionic stuff and you are not interested in it except you might want to look to see how it actually works let's say but you don't need to interfere with those the only directory we are interested in is the www once that's our actual web app so if we look inside the web app then it's fairly easy to understand the structure of the CSS an images directory, a javascript directory a library of helper functions and then a templates directory I would change the structure around if I were you and I would go for the more component based approach and if you got a home page let's say I would create a home directory and inside I'd have a js directory so I'd have my home.js I'd have my home.scss for my sas and I'd have my home.html for my home page html so that you keep each component in its own kind of modular place rather than all the javascripts in one file and all the CSS in one file and all the templates in one file because it could get a bit a bit messy or a bit kind of hard to remember what goes where okay so we're adding a new page to our app so what we have back there was that's what you get default with the home page to add a new page then you go to your www folder you go to your js folder and then you go to the app.js file now like I said a moment ago I would have a home.js here and I'd have a news.js and a news item.js but what comes is just an app.js and all the app stuff gets lumped in there together kind of like a WordPress team so you go to that you edit the states the states that you find are the default behaviour the default state that each item is in when you load the app and then you edit a menu entry so you add a menu entry so you find a html file called menu.html it'll have five items in it you add one more item to it then if you want a template for this so you can share templates you can say that the state for this is that it's a news item but a news item is the exact same as a blog item so they can both share the same template and we call that article or something like that or you might need a new template because you might be creating a home page and you might say okay for the home page we're going to create a new template and then you create a controller if you need one so if there's interactivity on this page of the website do you want when you click on it it pops up in the model and it allows your camera to open up so you can take a picture and things like that if you need a controller you create one so at the states we get here on first looking at Ionic there's the playlist states that's the home page that you saw a moment ago that had reggae and dubstep and whatever else was on it so you can copy and paste that and start again then so we're going to call app.about we're going to say the URL for this is slash about so the URL for the first one there is none because there's a default state it will be slash playlist so the home will always go back to that page so we'll say the URL for this is going to be slash about it's going to use the template called about.html and it's going to use a controller called about controller and we probably don't need that here because we're just going to create static content but if we were going to create something that was dynamic or something that needed interactivity that's the controller that would start kicking in so to add a menu item then you can see you got Ion item open Ion item close there's a close near the bottom called Ion list in Ionic we don't use the elements that we have normally in HTML such as UL and LI for an unordered list and a list item Ionic has its own directives that do its own special thing and present it this way and Ion list is a list as in UL and Ion item is a list item as in LI but besides that it's based on HTML that you're writing there then so you give it a class called menu close which means it's presently closed and if it's clicked on it will get a class of menu open you give it a href to say it goes to app slash about so it will bring us to our about page and then you put in a title and we call it about me me me because I'm a megalomaniac apparently so this is a template then for this one here was the menu .html template and this is the template we created called about.html and it's very simple we got Ion view title says about me me me that's the very top of the page that's the title you get there and then we got a h1 that says this is the about page and then we got a paragraph that says this content is so static why can't I be dynamic so what this is going to create then is on the left hand side you can see there's a new menu item and on the bottom you can see this is the page that if you had clicked on about me me me you'd see that where it says this content is so static why can't I be dynamic and that's it really that's how you create pages for your apps that's fairly simple it's fairly basic html and even someone like me could get the grips with it so you want to create more pages well again you're just going to repeat what you've seen above you're going to create a new state for the new page you're going to add another or you're going to use an existing template you're going to add a menu item to it and then you're going to eat some cake it's not difficult but it does only create static content and we want more than static content because if we've only got static content and you want to change something for example you might have the word form but you might have spelled it f-r-o-m by accident submit your app to the app store again because now you've made a change to your app and Apple is going to take maybe three weeks to accept your app or to refuse your app and you've got to go through that system again so if we've got dynamic content then that's the great thing about using something like this and using something like Drupal your website every time you have a blog post you don't have to resubmit your app to the app store again if that was the New York Times maybe 500 articles a day they can't submit 500 submissions of their app a day and wait for three weeks for each submission to come through so we need dynamic we need to get these listing views and we need to pull these into our app so we can connect the dots we can take Ionic framework which can do the appy stuff we can take Drupal which can do the content management stuff and we'll connect the two of them together to make a new service for ourselves so any content that's updated on the website then automatically gets updated on the app so if you change a spelling it's updated, if you add a new blog post it's updated you can go as far as adding new features to your website to your app sorry and they would be automatically available on the app for users as long as they're not adding new JavaScript functionality so for example if you don't have any modal pop-ups but now a new version of your app wants modal pop-ups then you've got to resubmit that one again but if it's able to use the JavaScript that's already there it's free game to start improvising and doing what you're doing so we're going to create something like this so this is the Mark Conroy app at the top it says Mark Conroy TD TD stands for Choctadola which is Irish for the Houses of Parliament so every elected member of our parliament is whatever their name is TD the same as you'd have MP in the United Kingdom and then there's an image there and that will come from a website and then it says my name is Mark Conroy and the Mark Conroy section of my name comes from the data in Drupal the high my name doesn't so this could be very generic that any politician could purchase this app for me and they've just got to fill out a form on their Drupal website and we'll suck in the data and have the nice friendly hello my name is items around it the content underneath that then I was elected to the Dall in 2016 etc that comes from Drupal and my constituent's office is hardcoded into the app but the address I won't tell you it's actually my home address probably shouldn't be there the address that comes then again from filling out a form on the Drupal website so we'll create something that's fairly simple that's just a simple homepage for it just add some tension you know create excitement okay so we're going to use data like this this is just a JSON object the data comes out as nodes and we got the first dot node then has a title has an image the source of the image then comes from samplecontent slash images slash news slash markconroyweb.jpg so what I've actually done here is taken the JSON from my website so I'll be able to preview it live and show what's happening and just put it into a JSON file I'm not going to show it live because when I try to give this presentation again to Front Engine my computer kept crashing so I've just taken screenshots instead but that's just sample content coming from a directory inside Ionic then we got a field for phone number email constituency office short bio about me and then some social media links so using data like this we did I do something wrong there using data like this we're going to create a single page so we're going to have a template that we'll see in a minute and this template will say ngcontroller so the controller that we're using via Angular ngcontroller equals personal control so it's going to use a controller called personal controller to be able to get this data and pull it into angular expressions we're going to use the HTTP service from that so we're going to dependency injection to say that there's a dependency on this service HTTP every time this this page is called inject this service as a dependency into the app and we're going to use this to get to the JSON data and then we're going to use an expression in Angular is the same as an expression in twig it's just two curly braces and we pop whatever we want inside there so here's the personal controller we've already created app equals angular dot app dot my app or whatever it is and inside it we're going to have a dot controller and it's going to be called personal CTRL that's general accepted angular names for controllers CTRL and it's got a function that needs two services scope and HTTP so that's going to get the directory called sample content and then the file called personalinfo.json in your case here with the Drupal site this will be getting node slash one two three or user slash admin or whatever page you have the personal information on your website and then it's got two promises or returns a promise really that if we're successful we'll say then that personalizer will be equal to data dot nodes dot node zero and if there's an error well get the data print this to the console log and tell me in fairly good detail what the error is and where I need to go to fix it it even gives suggestions that if you try this this should fix it for you so we can see data dot nodes zero is here so nodes and then the first item in the in this array is dot node so that's the zero so using this then we will attach a title that says the engine controller for this so any place you find this stuff here use the personal controller and we got personalitem dot node dot title so again it goes back to json finds dot node finds that title and that will use that for the main title where it says Mark Conroy and then outside of that we got the letters TD so they're hard coded into this I'm not very ambitious I could never use this app for anybody outside of Ireland then we've got a second directive here so this is ion content so this is our body tag basically and that also uses the same controller called personal controller and it initializes as being empty that init should probably be in your javascript file and we give it a class of header and we got an image source now we don't use image src equals when we're talking angular because if we try to do that what will happen is the image will try to load before the pages ready and if it does that we're going to get a blank so we use ng source so we know that angular says load an image tag let me go fetch the data and when I find it I bring it back and we stick the image in where it's supposed to be and then we've got the other information there how my name is and personal short bio and constituency office so if we look at the rendered app that we saw a second ago we can see then that the page title or the app title gets personal.no.title the image source comes from personal.no.mainimage.source and then the rest is the short bio and constituency office information and again it's fairly simple html that we're writing there there's nothing very complex in it if we want to create a listing page then so you've got elected or got a new cycling jersey or something that's worth having a news post about so this will have a title and it will have an image and maybe a read more link and we'll have maybe three of those at the top of the page and under that maybe seven just titles of the latest seven news articles or something like that and I put the time 2043 in the corner because I'm a badass and here's as complex as I could get at the time so we're going to use data like this this is very similar to what we saw a second ago except this is a JSON array with JSON objects inside it of each node so we've got node 147 at the top with title mark I came for the code and stated for the community we got node with an idea of 226 where mark was re-elected as a TD for Galway East and then we've got a node 147 again which is going to break the website so we can ignore that and it says mark Henry becomes the first ever TD elected from Portumna that's the little village I come from so using that kind of data we create a listing page it's pretty much the exact same as what we did a moment ago in terms of you put in your title you put in your ion content and you give it a controller called news controller or whatever it is except we're going to use a new angular property now it's called ng-repeat and this is basically your fur loop in PHP and that says that repeat this little template here over and over again each time for each item that you find that matches the parameters that we give it and then we're going to add a click function that says that if you click on this app here don't open the stock browser that comes with the app so don't open Safari or don't open Chrome or don't open whatever apps come instead open the link inside the app so that it looks like an app because remember this is a small website inside the app as opposed to an actual app that's wrapped up inside a web view so we've got to tell it don't open up the external browser so it's a slight bit longer here but it's not much more detail really than the personal controller so we're again going to say use HTTP service to get sample content slash news slash JSON so that's the the news listing page data.nodes is going to be our scope here and then scope.brows so if you do want to browse something if you do click on whatever it is and you want to use the browser then it's going to say stay inside our own system don't use the systems that come with the phone or the tablet that you're presently using and then we've got a local storage stuff there that's going to stringify stuff so this will allow us to actually store stuff on people's phones or people's tablets for offline use and then if there's an error well same as usual will you print out the error will you tell us what it was and give us as much details as you can and it will and then the list then is we saw from earlier on IonList creates a list instead of UL IonItem creates a list item instead of Li and then we're going to say ng-repeat node in nodes so it's saying for each key as value so we're going to say for each item in nodes we'll call them node and ngif so if the index is less than tree says that only give you back the first tree options so for the first tree options I'm going to use this template and under this I can have the same thing and say for anything post tree options give me a slightly amended view so on this one here give me the node title an h2 element and give me a dived end that has a class of image holder and has an image and then after that I'll have just h2 just for my list and that's basically your news listing page so we've got the ng-repeat nodes and nodes we've got the node.node.title at the top and image ng source at the bottom and that repeats three times and that's your static pages that's your dynamic about us page that are managed in one management system and presented here and this is now your listing pages that's a lot of what you would need I suppose from an app without starting to get into the not getting started with hyonic framework presentation so if you need more data in your app you're going to just repeat the above again and again and again so whatever you want to do if you're creating a single page or a listing page that's things that you need to get those going then you've got to build the app so we keep going through these we add our CSS we add our sass or whatever it is we make it look the way we want it to look so to build the app then you go back to your terminal you see to the directory where your app is and you run the command ionic build android and that takes maybe 30 seconds or a minute or so and it builds you an android app and then you run a second command ionic build IOS and again takes another 30 seconds or a minute and it builds you an IOS app and then you can test them so presumably you've got an android emulator and presumably you've got an IOS emulator on your computers you just run ionic emulator android it powers up the android and it shows you what it's going to look like ionic emulator IOS and it shows that's what it's going to look like in your IOS simulator or what I think is brilliant if you have an ionic cloud account you can upload your app to ionic cloud you can download an app called ionic view and then you can see your app in real time on your phone that's not even connected to your computer and you can send a link to your friends or whatever or associates in your company and everyone can run the app as well so you're not just using the emulator you're actually testing the app on a real device in real time and seeing exactly what happens and how it works and that part of ionic is free so then we deploy the app into the cloud so you set up an account on ionic cloud and you register your app and then you can account what the command is I think it's just ionic upload and that just uploads the app on whatever new features you've built into it other people will download so when you click on ionic view app inside your phone you can use that and yeah so the ionic cloud is this is where it just becomes not free so this is the we said the aquea part of Drobo Lysfer one second my alarm to click my kids in school ok so this is where we've used the free open source version of ionic and we've created the app that we want and now we need to install our app somewhere so you can submit it to the app store you can submit it to the google play store or you can submit it to the ionic cloud and that's the store I would be using because when you upload it to there you can upload your updates to that as well without submitting anything back into the app store again unless there's a new feature coming on that needs new javascripts and it's very cheap and they have push notification built into it and they have authentication built into it and they have lots and lots of services to give to do all the server admin stuff and the service that you might want from an app to make it a proper app app not just something as simple as listing pages and details pages and it's as cheap as I think 20 dollars per month per app and that will give you something like a million push notifications ok so you're deploying them to apple and google you've got to create your developer account you've got to jump through some hoops you've got to upload your app, you've got to wait and then you will have your app accepted hopefully now you will have to go to that stage you do have to submit it to the app stores to be able to be used on the app store maybe not with google because android allow you to install external apps but you will have to submit it at least once to the apple app store just so it's verified and then you can maintain it from the ionic cloud infrastructure oh that's it there are I thought I had another slider too please I've been asked to mention this, do join us for contribution sprints if you've never contributed before it's a great way to get started if you have contributed before it's a great way to continue contributing and if you would like please give feedback positive or negative so we can improve the experience for people and get better presentations presentations of equal quality each year and thirdly front end united which I think is absolutely brilliant and great value for money, it's on in Athens next year 26th, 27th of May come listen to me again and that is it thanks for listening, any questions okay there's a microphone here it's probably turned on if that's easier thanks you had done something where it's supposed to use the internal storage on the phone to store the data how does it work when you first connect to the app if they don't have internet access do they not see anything does it wait until they view a page first before it stores if they have no internet access they won't see anything you'll see what's already stored but if you've never got the app in the first place you're going to get a shell of a listing page that won't have data because all the data is stored externally unless you can actually go and get that stuff it's not going to come back for you just one second I was just going to answer that question you can do I was ready for some questions if you need to extend what you were saying here you can create your own plugins and if you can't create the plugin that you wanted to do so if you want this kind of offline type stuff and that any Cordova plugins that are available then you can use those inside your app hi my question is when you mentioned like you can compile on android or IOS you have to have these channels of distributions based on the IOS or android or you can create your own channel of distribution so you can grab your own apps sorry I don't understand the question the question is if it's possible with this process to create your own app store I don't see why not the app is just getting served from somewhere so you can upload and serve it from the app store you can serve it from the anacloud you can serve it from Google Play or you can serve it from your own server what anacloud is setting up is basically what Acria do but you don't have a hosted group of websites with Acria is we look after all the infrastructure and the maintenance and the website is available there so it's the same thing you can host where you want to host as far as I know I might be wrong but as far as I know that's what you can do and then you can set up a market to let other people host their apps from your marketplace as well thank you the question is if you have push notifications to your app can that be managed from Drupal or does that have to be managed from somewhere else my understanding is you can manage that from Drupal but I haven't applied push notifications but I don't see why there will be any problem with having an entity type called push notifications and you type in one and it just goes and sends to your anac there is a module on D.o there you go, simple yep the question is do you recommend using say a module in Drupal to have the custom functionality do you set most of the most of the dynamic information to be loaded into your app through a view but is it possible for it to be also like through a custom module do you have to do do you recommend that or use Cordova or other things to bring other things into it I would recommend views because it's so simple and because it's the Drupal way of doing things you can write a custom module or custom SQL query or whatever you want to yourself to extract that and make it available I'd be nervous of creating technical debt by having all your own custom queries that do things and somebody else might have to look after it at a similar stage when it's the simplest creative view that lists what you want I don't see a reason not to do that I get to fill in the question more was looking for a javascript timer and javascript timer on Drupal and then would that be pulled into the app or would it be better to use a timer as part of Cordova in that case I think you'd use a timer as part of Cordova thank you the question is can you edit or create new nodes through the app I don't know yeah I guess if you're using the HTTP service that's while getting JSON you're going to say post JSON really and consume that yeah that was a good question yes I haven't looked at Drupal Gap very much Fong Gap this was actually built on Fong Gap originally on Cordova the guys at Ionic and I don't want to speak for them there's no huge amount about Fong Gap or that either but my understanding was they decided that what they were building was like Fong Gap but was so much more better and adding better features and better way of doing things that they decided to basically fork Fong Gap and this is in their view an enhanced version of Fong Gap if that makes it better I'm not sure okay the websites there's basically three oh I didn't have a website I'm playing around on a localhost version it looks similar to yeah I don't see why not you're just building a web app that uses Angular to render your content so it's pretty much the exact same if I was to run Ionic serve now inside I'll try to do that absolutely yeah because all you're doing is taking the data you're not taking any of the CSS from your Drupal website so you're going to get a very ugly app the same as you get a very ugly Drupal when you turn it on first but the two templates that you're using are different and the CSS that you're using is going to be different you could maybe share CSS by using an external CSS file but in general yeah it's going to be totally different unless presumably you'd want to make it look similar to your whatever your branding is if I CD to squigglytings.htd.x getting started getting started site menu and Ionic serve should load up the website first sorry serve Ionic serve that should open up in Firefox and then if you change any files inside here it comes down so this is our home page and this is our login and here's our about me make it a bit smaller make it look more like an app and then if you change any files whether they're CSS or JavaScript or HTML inside your www folder automatically show your preview it doesn't do some of the things you want it doesn't have the native capabilities of using camera using geolocation using that kind of phone features so you're better to serve this inside the iOS emulator or Android emulator Ionic serve oh very good I wish you give this presentation give this man a clap excellent okay thank you