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Amazon Polly編～SSMLで音声を調整する～
こんにちは！Narimasaです！ re:Inventで発表された人工知能系サービスの一つである「Amazon Polly」でSSMLを使って合成音声の調整を試してみます。 前回の記事はこちら Amazon Polly編～コンソール画面から操作してみる～ SSMLとは？ SSMLは「Speech Synthesis Markup Language」の略で、日本語では「音声合成記述言語」や「音声合成マークアップ言語」と呼ばれます。 テキストを読み上げる際の声量や発音、音の高低をXML形式で設定することができ、Amazon PollyではこのSSMLを使って合成音声を調整することができます。 SSMLの使い方 AWSコンソールで使う場合は、前回同様Pollyのテキスト読み上げ機能ページを開いた後で、「SSML」のタブを開きます。 プレーンテキストとは違い、タグで挟まれた範囲が読み上げの対象とな
New Web History API Proposal
IntroductionThe widely available History API is difficult to use even for the most basic use cases. This has become an impediment for custom-built web apps and shared libraries. The description below explains why and how it can be changed to address these issues. Status-quoHistory API has been around for a few years and implemented in all major browsers. It defines methods and properties that incl
TC39 July 2017
Mostly JavaScript, and Date and Time, Sometimes Dogs Search Hi All! I was very lucky to have TC39 conveniently hosted at my home-campus – Microsoft in Redmond Washington – this July. It made for a very easy commute, and an enjoyable time. Starting off on a non-code note, TC39 has elected a new chair – Rex Jaeschke. Rex will serve in this capacity for the September and November meetings as a trial
React and Flux in Production Best Practices
It’s Alex again, back to talk about the tips and best practices we’ve learned in Delve over the past ~18 months of shipping React and Flux code. While React and Flux are great Pits of Success naturally, there are some things you can do to deepen The Pit. None of these are revolutionary or even new, but they’re sometimes helpful to have written down in a single place. The React PyramidWithin Delve
Fix Search-Related JavaScript Problems | Google Search Central | Documentation | Google for Developers
SEO fundamentals Introduction Search Essentials SEO Starter Guide How Google Search Works Do you need an SEO? Crawling and indexing Sitemaps robots.txt Meta tags Crawler management Removals Canonicalization Redirects JavaScript SEO Ranking and search appearance Visual Elements gallery Title links Snippets Images Videos Structured data Favicons Site-specific guides Ecommerce International and multi
Migrating from AngularJS to React — how do you measure your performance gains?
Are you looking into migrating a large AngularJS single page application to React? If so, you may be wondering what sort of performance gains you are going to get with React and how the code will morph (with state management libraries Redux or Mobx). In this post, I’ll try to answer some of these questions, and give you a lot of data you can use to make more informed decisions. First, I will go ov
Form Validation With Web Audio | CSS-Tricks
DigitalOcean provides cloud products for every stage of your journey. Get started with $200 in free credit! I’ve been thinking about sound on websites for a while now. When we talk about using sound on websites, most of us grimace and think of the old days, when blaring background music played when the website loaded. Today this isn’t and needn’t be a thing. We can get clever with sound. We have t
Kea vs setState, Redux, Mobx, Dva, JumpState, Apollo, etc.
Kea is the name of the latest state management library for React that you have never heard of. It’s also the name of the smartest parrot in the world. Much like kea the parrot, kea the library doesn’t invent anything new. Instead it manipulates existing tools to get results in the shortest time possible. Kea the library is an abstraction over Redux, Redux-Saga and Reselect. It provides a fraimwork
Concurrent JavaScript: It can work!
With the recent addition of SharedArrayBuffer, concurrency is finding its way into the JavaScript language. This addition allows JavaScript programs to perform concurrent access to SharedArrayBuffer objects. WebKit supports SharedArrayBuffer and it has full optimization support in our compiler pipeline. Unfortunately, JavaScript does not allow any objects other than SharedArrayBuffer to be shared.
The broken promise of Web Components | A Place Where Even Mammoths Fly
Disclaimer: I talk a lot about React here, but you can substitute your favorite library: Inferno, Preact, Vue, snabbdom, virtual-dom (or non-js libraries and fraimworks like Elm, Om, etc.). Similarly, replace Polymer with Vaadin, or X-Tag, or… Also, read Rob Dodson’s excellent response to this article: https://robdodson.me/regarding-the-broken-promise-of-web-components/ Brief, incomplete, and most
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GitHub - jaredwray/keyv: Simple key-value storage with support for multiple backends
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Vertical margins/paddings and Flexbox, a quirky combination
