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setup local: start ngrok   ./ngrok http 3000 change env-dev.env PUBSUB_PUSH_ENDPOINT=https://299836d986cf.ngrok.io/copper start emulator firebase emulators:start create topic mutation { createPubSubTopic ( topicName : "copper" ) create subscription mutation { createPubSubPushSubscription ( topicName : "copper" subscriptionName : "sub_push_copper" ) } run mutation:  mutation { changeListingStatus ( input : { listingId : "hnWkg6i3vVtyohzVncpfr7" listingStatus : "SOLD" closingDate : "12/12/2020" soldPrice : "300000" buyerName : "John doe" agentName : "John A" agentOffice : "Agent Corp" titleCompany : "Title Corp" escrowCompany : "E Corp" } ) { success } }

If there are joints in the concrete slab under the tile, there needs to be an expansion joint in the concrete slab, as well. What Expansion Joints Are and Why You Should Use Them Expansion joints are spaces between tiles that, instead of being filled with  grout , are filled with a flexible sealant. The type of sealant (also called the "caulk" or "caulking") chosen must be weather-resistant. Moreover, if you expect to be subjecting your patio to a lot of traffic, you must select a sealant designed to hold up to foot traffic. Note that even indoor tiling projects require the use of these joints. The elements can take their toll on pieces of tile used outdoors. These elements include direct sunlight, freezing temperatures, and snow and rain. All of these conditions can cause outdoor tile to move, and you need to allow room for it to do so. If the outdoor tile does not have room to move, it will  make  room. Grout will crack. Outdoor tiles will pop themselves ...

What is a “closure” in JavaScript? A closure is a function having access to the parent scope, even after the parent function has closed. const add = (()=> {   var counter = 0;   return function () {     counter += 1;     return counter;   }; })(); console.log(add())  //1 console.log(add())  //2 Describe event driven and asynchronous programming, and why it is important in User Interface Javascript? event-driven programming is a programming paradigm in which the flow of the program is determined by events such as user actions (mouse clicks, key presses), sensor outputs, or messages from other programs or threads., handling of events can either be synchronous or asynchronous.  Asynchronous programming in JavaScript offers a great way of handling operations (I/O) that are not immediately executed and therefore have no immediate response. Rather than waiting for long-running operations to return, blocking the execution thread in the proce...

Problem : call mutation from MlsForm, and redirect back to Signing page, but did not rerender todos and done docs in Signing page Solution is use fetchPolicy: 'no-cache' if ( listingId === '' ) return const result = await client . query ({ query : GET_LISTING_DOCUMENTS , variables : { listingId : listingId }, fetchPolicy : 'no-cache' , }) const { data : { getListingDocuments }, } = result const todos = await client . query ({ query : GET_TODO_DOCUMENTS , variables : { listingId : listingId }, fetchPolicy : 'no-cache' , }) const { data : { getTodoDocuments }, } = todos ================================ const printPdf = async ( form : PrintPdfInput ) => { printListingDocumentToPdf ({ variables : { printPdfInput : form , }, }) . then (( data : any ) => { const linkToSign...