Thank you. That gives me a red underline under ContactId and Email now. I think because input.Contact__c and input.ContactEmail__c are unknown. I think this is the right direction. What is my next step? const myOutput:…
yes, input is a json of some kind. You could say technically could be simply { "Unsubscribe__c": false } or even {} both of which are silly in my case because there is no key for me to identify who the person is but…
What if there were a service where anyone can opt in to share their own location information? If there was a way to get across the hurdle of how does the service provider know if the person is indeed who they claim to…
I think their servers. (This is my imagination and it might be completely wrong so please feel free to correct me) they mentioned spam problem which leads me to believe that if enabled, the sending client will encrypt…
Not that long ago. I use it on my Nexus 6 (shamu) but I also use yalp to get apps from the play store. Here is a relevant discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15617615
Here is a naive question: Let's say I want a small application with flask and angular. I create a single repo for both flask and angular. I put everything flask in one sub folder called backbend and I put everything…
Are you thinking something like pg_timezone_name? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/view-pg-timez... https://gist.github.com/justqyx/11245900
Thank you. That gives me a red underline under ContactId and Email now. I think because input.Contact__c and input.ContactEmail__c are unknown. I think this is the right direction. What is my next step? const myOutput:…
yes, input is a json of some kind. You could say technically could be simply { "Unsubscribe__c": false } or even {} both of which are silly in my case because there is no key for me to identify who the person is but…
What if there were a service where anyone can opt in to share their own location information? If there was a way to get across the hurdle of how does the service provider know if the person is indeed who they claim to…
I think their servers. (This is my imagination and it might be completely wrong so please feel free to correct me) they mentioned spam problem which leads me to believe that if enabled, the sending client will encrypt…
Not that long ago. I use it on my Nexus 6 (shamu) but I also use yalp to get apps from the play store. Here is a relevant discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15617615
Here is a naive question: Let's say I want a small application with flask and angular. I create a single repo for both flask and angular. I put everything flask in one sub folder called backbend and I put everything…
Are you thinking something like pg_timezone_name? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/view-pg-timez... https://gist.github.com/justqyx/11245900