Manage information for a small business.
Haxe based websocket client interacting with a yesod websockets server.
* Connect to the server
* nickName is the only field that is displayed to the user
* Validate the password - Should search for the user in company user directory.
* Success: broadcast the rest of the community
* Server sends the current displayable state to the client.
* Send conversation history
* Country lists
* Drop down lists of enumerated types
* Begin processing server events
Display the registration form.
Register the user.
Notify the rest of the community of a new user (perhaps if they would like to welcome the user).
Begin processing events
Once a user has successfully logged in, the user must be allowed to
open multiple connections. This is to enable user to load large data
sets on a different channel.
@nickName should send a request for a private message to the user. If the user
accepts the request for a private message, then : create a display area for the users to
have a private chat.
WHen no nick name is provided, the message is intended to be sent to all the users that
have set their preferences.
Client needs to process this list to set up the tabs, message preferences
etc. Some of the functions that we can start with are:
* Can the user send broadcast messages.
* Reputation and Messaging tabs are default for every user.
* Connect to the server
* Send nickName, emailId (derived from the reseller db), resellerId
* Login the user depending on the profile of the user.
* Reseller may not require guests to enter an email id, only nick name.
* If the email_id is present, then the reseller must have created a profile
for the user: which could be one of the predefined roles.
Send a request to send a gift and and amount
Giftee accepts the requset for the gift.
Sender receives a notification.
Sender and Giftee receive a gift cerficate for records.
Create a product, description and the market place to participate
Create a marketplace : description, (optional) barrier to entry in SWBench
Some marketplaces have no barrier to entry or cover charge.
Survey name
Survey parameters (loaded, unbiased or somewhere in between)
Survey cost per user in SWBench
Total survay cost
Individual transactions that made up the result maintaining anonymity and integrity.
Load a set of scripts that the user would like to add to their portfolio.
Passphrase used to encode the script - this could get cumbersome to the user.
A user will be provided with a passphrase that was used to save the file.
Cost of the script for sharing.
Load a set of jobs using the pdbr library. The user can specify the script, the source of the data
and the number of processors desirable to complete the task.
This is sort of the core functionality, for the system as we would like to be able to provide the
ability to a user to share a workbench. Sharing will have a cost associated with it. The sharer
gets a sharing initiative that is equally divided by the number of members in the sharing list. If
the sharing is individual, then the script has the price set by the creator.
Ballot name
Ballot Start time
Ballot End time
Ballot Size
Ballot quorum
Ballot Bias (number of votes allowed per user, *merican idol : looking at you)
Once an invitation in confirmed, each response is recorded as a vote.
The vote is confirmed after a successful confirmation.
During this time, the same user cannot vote more than the number of votes allowed and this number
can be more than the number of votes totally allowed per voter. Which is ok, because only
confirmed votes are counted. For example, if a voter is allowed 5 votes, and the client is a bot
sending about 100 votes, before we receive any confirmations. Once we have confirmations, only votes that are left will counted ensuring that each user cannot vote more than the number of votes allowed in the ballot per voter.
A guest user will have limited priveleges in posting messages on the chat and they can be banned at anytime. Returning user should be able to reach out to customer support for any issues Admin : Will have access to an admin ui. Support : These are special users who help users out.
A user with a support profile needs to see issues that need to be addressed.
. Signup a company with its logo etc.
. Create project summary
. Create project financials
. Create project slideshow
. Save images and publish them.
. Save a project report
. Upload the associated file with the report.
(the transaction is complete when both the
operations are complete)
Questions:
Send a few messages.
Stay online for 5 - 10 mins as a guest user.
Decrements the number of guest logins allowed.
Ricardos comments: Get a focused demo so we can get users. According to him the application is in four parts . The interface (plugins + web) . The server to manage the administrivia . The actual script library . Some form translation from the UI to an R script . Close the source - something that Devesh also said. . Dont waste too much time on the admin stuff. . Support multiple formats. . Get data from multiple apis and copy them to a local database. Sajis comments: . Get a flexible system supporting multiple formats. . Get something out of the market soon.
Counter points: AWS admin is an integral component for the service, so we should take some time to get it right. Supporting multiple formats can be accomplished by providing the user with an S3 viewer and data describer. Enable multiple apis and their data store in either postgres or on an S3 drive. Released product must support login and security features. OAUTH support is mandatory.
Economic indicators workbench http://www.smart-earn.com/gj/5/{replace with a number from below}
example:
http://www.smart-earn.com/gj/5/16 will list commodity Price index - food time series.
1 Average Hourly Earnings - Private Total 5 National Import Price Index 6 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers 7 Major Sector Productivity Costs 8 PPI Commodities 9 Unemployment Rate 10 Employment Cost Index - All Civilian 11 Commodity Price Index 12 Velocity of M2 Money Stock 13 M2 Money Stock 14 Commodity Price Index - Agriculture Raw Materials 15 Commodity Price Index - Beverages 16 Commodity Price Index - Food 17 Commodity Price Index - Fuel 18 Commodity Price Index - Industrial Inputs 19 Commodity Price Index - Metals 20 Commodity Price Index - Nonfuel 21 Commodity Price Index - Petroleum 22 Real Trade Weighted USD Index - Broad 23 USA Recession Periods 24 Gross National Product (GNP) 25 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 26 Real Disposable Personal Income - Per capita 27 Federal Funds Interest Rates 28 Bank Prime Loan Rates 29 Treasury Inflation Indexed Securities 30 G.17 Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization 31 Foreign Exchange Rates - H.10 32 G.19 Consumer Credit - Total 33 M1 Money Stock 34 Demand Deposits at Commercial Banks 35 Velocity of M1 Money Stock 36 1-Year Treasury Bill: Secondary Market Rate 37 G.19 Consumer Credit - Revolving 38 G.19 Consumer Credit - Non-revolving 39 Personal Saving Against Disposable Personal Income 40 Real disposable personal income 41 Disposable personal income: Per capita 42 Disposable Personal Income 43 FreddieMac House Price Index-National 45 Total Nonfarm Private Payroll Employment 46 Nonfarm Private Manufacturing Payroll Employment 47 Nonfarm Private Construction Payroll Employment 48 Nonfarm Private Small Payroll Employment(<50) 49 Nonfarm Private Large Payroll Employment(>499) 50 Nonfarm Private Trade/Transportation/Utilities Payroll Employment 51 Nonfarm Private Large Payroll Employment (1000 ) 52 Nonfarm Private Large Payroll Employment (500 - 999) 53 Nonfarm Private Goods - Producing Large Payroll Employment (500 - 999) 54 Nonfarm Private Service - Providing Small Payroll Employment (1 - 19) 55 Nonfarm Private Service - Providing Large Payroll Employment (500 - 999) 56 Nonfarm Private Goods - Producing Medium Payroll Employment (50 - 499) 57 Nonfarm Private Goods - Producing Large Payroll Employment (1000 ) 58 S&P 500 59 National Composite Home Price Index 60 Dow Jones Composite Average 61 National Weather - Temperature 62 National Weather - Palmer Drough Severity Index 63 National Weather - Precipitation 64 National Producer Price Index - All Commodities 65 Total Nonfarm Payroll - All Employees 66 National Export Price Index 67 Import Price Index - China 68 ISM Manufacturing : PMI Composite Index 69 Consumer Sentiment - University of Michigan 70 Real GDP 71 ISM Manufacturing: New Orders Index 72 Commercial Paper Outstanding 73 Financial Commercial Paper Outstanding 74 Commercial Paper Outstanding, Tier-1 75 Foreign Financial Commercial Paper Outstanding 76 Foreign Nonfinancial Commercial Paper Outstanding 77 Domestic Financial Commercial Paper Outstanding, U.S. Owned 78 Nonfinancial Commercial Paper Outstanding 79 Cass Freight Index - Shipments 80 Cass Freight Index - Expenditures 81 Central Bank Assets for Euro Area (11-17 Countries) 82 Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices: All Items for Euro area (17 countries) 83 Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices: All Items for European Union (28 countries) 84 Gross Domestic Product for Euro Area (17 Countries) 85 Net Loan Losses to Average Total Loans for all U.S. Banks 86 Net Interest Margin for U.S. Banks with average assets between $1B and $15B 87 All-Transactions House Price Index for the United States 88 Purchase Only House Price Index for the United States 89 ISM Manufacturing: Production Index 90 ISM Manufacturing: Employment Index 91 ISM Manufacturing: Inventories Index 92 ISM Manufacturing: Supplier Deliveries Index 93 ISM Manufacturing: Prices Index 94 ISM Manufacturing: New Export Orders Index 95 ISM Manufacturing: Imports Index 96 ISM Manufacturing: Customer Inventories Index 97 ISM Manufacturing: Backlog of Orders Index 98 Economic Policy Uncertainty Index for United States 99 Long-Term Government Bond Yields: 10-year: Main (Including Benchmark) for the United States 100 Total Current Account Balance for the United States 101 Smoothed U.S. Recession Probabilities 102 Household Debt to GDP for United States 103 Total Debt to Equity for United States 104 FOMC Summary of Economic Projections for the Civilian Unemployment Rate, Central Tendency, Midpoint 105 FOMC Summary of Economic Projections for the Growth Rate of Real Gross Domestic Product, Central Ten 106 Longer Run FOMC Summary of Economic Projections for the Personal Consumption Expenditures Inflation 107 St. Louis Fed Financial Stress Index 108 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Fuel oil and other fuels 109 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items Less Food 110 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Medical Care 111 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food and Beverages 112 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Apparel 113 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Rent of primary residence 114 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Transportation 115 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Housing 116 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Purchasing Power of the Consumer Dollar 117 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Airline fare 118 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Energy 119 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food 120 Chained Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers: All items 121 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Gasoline (all types) 122 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Meats, poultry, fish, and eggs 123 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: New vehicles 124 Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers: All Items 125 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Hospital and related services 126 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Fuel oil and other fuels 127 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Personal computers and peripheral equipment 128 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Commodities 129 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Education 130 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Tuition, other school fees, and childcare 131 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food at home 132 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Alcoholic beverages 133 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Medical care services 134 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Information technology, hardware and services 135 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Tobacco and smoking products 136 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Used cars and trucks 137 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Medical care commodities 138 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Shelter 139 5-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Rate 140 10-Year Treasury Constant Maturity Rate 141 30-Year Conventional Mortgage Rate 142 10-Year Treasury Inflation-Indexed Security, Constant Maturity 143 Real Retail and Food Services Sales 144 Retail Sales: Total (Excluding Food Services) 145 Total Business: Inventories to Sales Ratio 146 Total Business Inventories 147 Total Vehicle Sales 148 Retailers Sales 149 Retail Sales and Food Services Excluding Motor Vehicles and Parts Dealers 150 E-Commerce Retail Sales 151 Real Manufacturing and Trade Industries Sales 152 Manufacturers Sales 153 Average Hourly Earnings of All Employees: Retail Trade 154 Motor Vehicle Retail Sales: Domestic Autos 155 Total Business Sales 156 Retail Trade: Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores 157 Motor Vehicle Retail Sales: Heavy Weight Trucks 158 Retail Trade: Clothing and Clothing Accessory Stores 159 All Employees: Retail Trade 160 Retail Trade: Auto and Other Motor Vehicles 161 Retail Trade: Gasoline Stations 162 Dow Jones Industrial Average 163 Dow Jones Utility Average 164 Dow Jones Transportation Average 165 S&P Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index 166 Household Debt to GDP for United States 167 Commercial Real Estate Prices for United States 168 US Regular Reformulated Gas Price 169 US Diesel Sales Price 170 US Regular All Formulations Gas Price 171 Trade Weighted U.S. Dollar Index: Broad
Public methods in database operations are query and manage. insert, update, delete and select are private methods.
Incremental save is implemented using a global stream. What are the conventional key maps for commonly used keyboard actions (CUA?)?
We are currently using promHx from haxe as an frp library. There is a gap between the theoretical definiton of an frp library and what is implemented here. However, the architecture is still better than the traditional listener approach.
SPA : Single page application FRP : Functional reactive programming pbdR : parallel big data for (R)[http://pbd-r.org]
Reference data: Country code, SIC code NAICS code Company chart of accounts - import from existing public/private data. Establish relationship between desk and chart of accounts. Establish relationship between parent and subsidiary. Market data. Portfolio data model including benchmark accounts, strategies.
For example: Chase Business RB1 RB2 Synthetic equity - OTC / Listed OTC - collateral