Abstract: The unique Cannabis plant variety C. sativa ‘OW-1’ is provided. The variety can be distinguished by its elevated levels of CBGA.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, a system generates a navigable interface for traversing sets of content based on system-determined relationships between the sets of content. The system uses a trained machine learning model to determine characteristics, such as layout, for sets of content. The characteristics are mapped to a content type. The system organizes the sets of content, based on respective content type, into a set of pages of a multipage navigable interface. Furthermore, the system selects navigational relationships between the sets of content based on respective content type. The navigational relationships are implemented via interface elements that allow for navigation between the pages of the navigable interface including corresponding sets of content.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to mobile application development system providing high fidelity interactive screenshots for mobile applications developed using a cloud-based service. Particular aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a method for showing a sample screenshot of a user interface that closely resembles what users would see on a mobile device. The method may include determining a static layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the static layer, determining a dynamic layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the dynamic layer, and rendering the screenshot of the user interface based on a combination of the image representative of the static layer and the one or more images representative of the dynamic layer.

Abstract: A system performs autosave. The system receives, by a web browser of a client device, a user action performed by a user that interacts with a website corresponding to a server. The system determines a change record corresponding to the user action, queues the change record in a first queue to commit corresponding changes to local models, and queues the change record in a second queue that communicates with the server to persist the change record at the serve. The first queue may be an ordered persistence queue that maintains a history of change records for performing undo and redo operations in interacting with the website. The second queue may be an ordered queue where change records are processed one at a time and each change record is sent to the server only if a prior change record in the second queue has been successfully recorded on the server.

Abstract: The unique Cannabis plant variety C. sativa ‘OW-1’ is provided. The variety can be distinguished by its elevated levels of CBGA.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, a system generates a navigable interface for traversing sets of content based on system-determined relationships between the sets of content. The system uses a trained machine learning model to determine characteristics, such as layout, for sets of content. The characteristics are mapped to a content type. The system organizes the sets of content, based on respective content type, into a set of pages of a multipage navigable interface. Furthermore, the system selects navigational relationships between the sets of content based on respective content type. The navigational relationships are implemented via interface elements that allow for navigation between the pages of the navigable interface including corresponding sets of content.

Abstract: In various embodiments, methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable media are disclosed that allow allows developers of user interfaces to see quick and accurate previews after changing content that needs to be processed via a cascading style sheet (CSS) framework such as LESS, SASS, or Trinidad. These frameworks typically take a significant period of time to transform their framework code into CSS.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to test changes for a mobile app built by web-based tooling directly on a physical mobile device. A first application can be loaded on a mobile device. The first application can receive metadata of a second application. The first application can execute the second application using the metadata. Access to local resources can be intercepted and redirected to the server for processing. Additionally, changes made to the second application using the web-based tooling can be pushed to the first application using a persistent channel allowing the changes to be immediately tested.

Abstract: A method for operating a vacuum handling apparatus, in particular for a human-machine-collaboration system, a vacuum gripper can be connected to a primary vacuum system to generate a vacuum, the method includes the following steps applying the vacuum gripper to a workpiece and building up a vacuum in the vacuum gripper by means of the primary vacuum system; holding the workpiece during its handling by means of the vacuum prevailing in the vacuum gripper, and monitoring at least one state variable during the handling; and generating an auxiliary vacuum in the vacuum gripper by a self-sufficient, secondary auxiliary vacuum system if the monitored state variable deviates from a target state.

Abstract: A system loads resources. The system determines to load a module by a web browser, where the module requires a plurality of resources to be synchronously loaded in a specific order. The system asynchronously pre-caches the resources in a browser cache of the web browser and then synchronously loads the resources from the browser cache and according to the specific order. In one embodiment, the system sends a request to a server, where the request is of a request type configured for requesting a first content type, and where the first content type is configured to be pre-cached in the browser cache when received by the web browser. The system then receives content from the server in response to the request, where the content is of a second content type that is different than the first content type, and where the content includes at least one of the resources.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed that, in various embodiments, record a complete action history (user actions) that created a data set. The action history can then be incorporated as part of the data set. Given a saved object, a path can be constructed between an initial state (e.g., one with no content) to a final state (e.g., the saved content). By proceed backwards in the action history, a user can continue undoing actions all the way to the initial state.

Abstract: A method for operating a vacuum handling apparatus, in particular for a human-machine-collaboration system, a vacuum gripper can be connected to a primary vacuum system to generate a vacuum, the method includes the following steps applying the vacuum gripper to a workpiece and building up a vacuum in the vacuum gripper by means of the primary vacuum system; holding the workpiece during its handling by means of the vacuum prevailing in the vacuum gripper, and monitoring at least one state variable during the handling; and generating an auxiliary vacuum in the vacuum gripper by a self-sufficient, secondary auxiliary vacuum system if the monitored state variable deviates from a target state.

Abstract: A system restores a user interface (“UI”) state. The system receives an action performed by a user that interacts with a UI, and determines a transaction based on the action, where the transaction is configured to modify a model corresponding to the UI. The system stores a first UI state of the UI and a first model state of the model, and then commits the transaction. The system subsequently determines to undo the transaction based on a first user interaction. The system then restores the UI to the first UI state and the model to the first model state. In one embodiment, the first model state is restored before undoing the transaction, while the first UI state is restored after undoing the transaction.

Abstract: A system includes download location information in an unprotected Uniform Resource Locator (“URL”), where the download location information identifies a download location for downloading an application provided by a cloud system. The system further includes login server information in the unprotected URL, where the login server information identifies a login server that is configured to be logged in before downloading the application from the download location. Based on the unprotected URL, the application is configured to be downloaded on a mobile device from the download location and after logging into the login server. The application may be developed by accessing a web-based application development server in the cloud system, and after the application is developed, the web-based application development server generates the unprotected URL.

Abstract: In various embodiments, methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable media are disclosed that allow allows developers of user interfaces to see quick and accurate previews after changing content that needs to be processed via a cascading style sheet (CSS) framework such as LESS, SASS, or Trinidad. These frameworks typically take a significant period of time to transform their framework code into CSS.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to mobile application development system providing high fidelity interactive screenshots for mobile applications developed using a cloud-based service. Particular aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a method for showing a sample screenshot of a user interface that closely resembles what users would see on a mobile device. The method may include determining a static layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the static layer, determining a dynamic layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the dynamic layer, and rendering the screenshot of the user interface based on a combination of the image representative of the static layer and the one or more images representative of the dynamic layer.

Abstract: In various embodiments, methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable media are disclosed that allow allows developers of user interfaces to see quick and accurate previews after changing content that needs to be processed via a cascading style sheet (CSS) framework such as LESS, SASS, or Trinidad. These frameworks typically take a significant period of time to transform their framework code into CSS.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to mobile application development system providing high fidelity interactive screenshots for mobile applications developed using a cloud-based service. Particular aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a method for showing a sample screenshot of a user interface that closely resembles what users would see on a mobile device. The method may include determining a static layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the static layer, determining a dynamic layer of the user interface, determining an image representative of the dynamic layer, and rendering the screenshot of the user interface based on a combination of the image representative of the static layer and the one or more images representative of the dynamic layer.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for allowing end users to intuitively databind functional components to backend services through visual affordances. Each UI component can advertise which sections of the UI can be independently databound to individual properties coming from data of backend services. When the user wishes to databind a UI component, the sections of the UI that can be databound now transforms to show relevant text describing the function of that particular section. The user can be presented with a databinding interface that consistent of all the possible pieces of data that the user can bind to as well as visual slots that map to the slots in the visual preview. To databind a component, a user can drag and drop the particular piece of data from the available list, and drop that into the slot they want that data to apply to.

Abstract: A system performs secure storage of certificate keys. The system receives a user password and a certificate that is locked by the user password. The certificate is configured to be used for signing binaries of an application. The system sends, to a build server, the user password and the certificate that is locked by the user password. The system then receives, from the build server, a first portion of a certificate key and the certificate that is locked by the certificate key, and stores the first portion of the certificate key and the certificate that is locked by the certificate key.