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MyMed Modal : to create: { “mod”: “mymeds”,    “frequency”: “daily”,    “date”: “20180101",/*start of the day*/    “taken”: “”,    “miss”: “”  } by : create a MedPieChart.db to join Med -- Sch -- Rem  to get the Med's id, name and taken or miss Controller :  View : add options : Schedule / History two pie charts : last day and last 7 days https://codepen.io/ettrics/pen/qaXVAd?limit=all&page=5&q=chart log date : 4/11/2018 implement doughnut & pie http://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/charts/doughnut.html http://jtblin.github.io/angular-chart.js/ https://codepen.io/robotballoon/pen/aOvvJp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3mswCN2FJs "Two's complement successfully solves the problem of storing and manipulating negative numbers, but recognize that, by sacrificing the first bit for flagging the sign, we are change the range of numbers we can represent. Four bits can represent the numbers 0 through 15 without a signed bit, and -8 through positive 7 with a sign bit. "

Concept List Web service  — a software application that enables the communication of data over a network API  (Application Program Interface) — a set of methods that are specialized for a purpose; many web services are also referred to as APIs or “network” APIs JSON  (JavaScript Object Notation) — a data format used frequently to communicate data over a network Parameters  (in a URL) — a value specified in a URL usually in the format of “parameter=value” ASCII  (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) — a simple way of representing characters in a computer URL escaping/encoding  — a mechanism for ensuring that all characters in a URL are valid ASCII characters API key  — a value distributed by an API provider that uniquely identifies applications using it service URLRequest  — represents a configurable URL that can specify properties such as the HTTP method type Serialization  — converting an object in...

Musixmatch API https://developer.musixmatch.com SDK https://github.com/musixmatch/musixmatch-sdk playground https://playground.musixmatch.com/#!/Track/get_track_search search a track by partial lyrics https://developer.musixmatch.com/documentation/api-reference/track-search

Concept List Network   — the system of interconnected computer networks from which we can access data.   Data   — images, text, video, or any media that can be used by our apps. Protocol   — a way of communicating; standard operating procedure; the rules for communication HTTP   (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) — a protocol or “handshake” that defines how messages (and data) are sent and received by computers; the underlying protocol for the World Wide Web Client   — a computer that requests data (or services) from a server Server   — a computer that provides data (or services) to a client upon request HTTP request   — a request for data (or a resource) that a client makes to a server; there are various types of HTTP requests called “HTTP methods” URL   (Uniform Resource Locator) — specifies the location for retrieving data over the web; can be thought of as the name of a file on the World Wide Web, because it usually re...

HTTP Status Codes   https://httpstatuses.com

https://github.com/github/swift-style-guide

Google Cloud Speech API Documentation https://cloud.google.com/speech/docs/ iOS Sample :  Instruction :  # Cloud Speech Streaming gRPC Swift Sample This app demonstrates how to make streaming gRPC connections to the [ Cloud Speech API ]( https://cloud.google.com/speech/ ) to recognize speech in recorded audio. ## Prerequisites - An API key for the Cloud Speech API (See   [ the docs ][ getting-started ] to learn more) - An OSX machine or emulator - [ Xcode 8 beta 6 ][ xcode ] or later - [ Cocoapods ][ cocoapods ] version 1.0 or later ## Quickstart - Clone this repo and ` cd ` into this directory. - Run ` ./INSTALL ` - In ` Speech/SpeechRecognitionService.swift ` , replace ` YOUR_API_KEY ` with the API key obtained above. - Build and run the app. ## Running the app - As with all Google Cloud APIs, every call to the Speech API must be associated   with a project within the [ Google Cloud Cons...

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