. This is a one-stop-destination for all the people who want to buy or sell attractive and stylish home-decor products.
The app consists of a “view in your space” feature, which shows how a particular product will look at your place using your Smartphone camera before you buy it. Also, sellers can any of the items on the marketplace for free.
Wish is the second most leading application on the app store. From this app, you can purchase a wide number of items such as clothes, electronics items, home goods, and much more at the lowest price. The company sells unbranded items straight away from manufacturers; therefore, items are available at best prices. One only thing is that you have to wait for items for long, as the majority of them are shipped to you from different countries.
While scrolling through the feed of your favorite instagram blogger, you came across an item that you want to purchase, then take a screenshot, and the LIKEtoKNOW.it app will instantly offer all the info about the product in your inbox.
Moreover, you can purchase items of your beloved instagram bloggers, celebrities and influencers instantly from the mobile app.
Net-a-Porter is a popular luxury-retailer in the USA that features hundreds of clothing, jewellery, beauty, and other accessories. The app sends push notifications of all the sales as well as promotions. You can instantly add an item into your wishlist with a click of a button.
Instead of continually sending a lot of coupons and offers to its customers, Shopular works more effectively. This app sorts offers nearest to you, enabling you to instantly sort out based on proximity, and apps also fetch the latest deals as soon as you enter a store. Moreover, the app allows you to filter beloved stores or product categories. The app provides coupons, deals, and weekly offers from leading stores like Walmart, Target, etc to help you save money.
Dosh is mainly a credit-card rewards and cashback app that automates the majority of your task, which includes coupon cutting, receipt scanning and lastly discount codes.
If you integrate credit/debit card details in the app, anytime you are going to buy a thing, the app fetches relevant coupons, discount codes, and promotions, instantly applies during the checkout. The app gives you an option to transfer cashback into Dosh Wallet, bank or donate to a charity you want.
The app features modern and stylish women’s fashion trends from more than 800 brands and fashion stores. Apart from this, it consists of extensive product pages, fashion-related blogs, style tips, daily logbook and hand-picked fashion boutiques for all the seasons and special occasions.
Here we complete the list of 13 Amazing Shopping Apps in the USA. You can download any of these apps and purchase products of your choice.
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Q: Ant regexpmapper file separator issues I'm banging my head against a brick wall playing with ant filesets/ regexpmapper to try and simply rename a directory (in the middle of a path)...
The situation is really simple:


*

*I have path component/DB/ that I'm copying to DB/api/src/main/distribution/component.

*Path component/DB contains a set of install.sql scripts and a directory called api (or "API" or "Api"). This "api" directory contains additional sql and will be copied wholesale into the target DB/api/component (so creating DB/api/src/main/distribution/component/api).

*As part of this copy, I simply want to lowercase the "api" directory name for consistency.


Sounds simple and I've been playing with filesets and regexpmapper (or mapper type=regexp) to achieve this. However, I've had mixed results... notably that it doesn't work as soon as I put a '/' in (or '\\' or '/' or ${file.separator}, even if using regexpmapper.handledirsep=yes).
Here is obfuscated source path structure (from find):
component/DB/
component/DB/API
component/DB/API/file1.sql
component/DB/API/file2.sql
component/DB/xyz.sql
component/DB/Install_API.sql
component/DB/excludes1/...

My basic copy is as below:
<copy todir="${my.db.api.dir}/src/main/distribution/component" verbose="true">
    <fileset dir="${component.src.dir}/DB">
        <exclude name="exclude1"/>
        <exclude name="exclude1/**/*"/>
    </fileset>
    <regexpmapper handledirsep="yes"
            from="(.*)/API(.*)" to="\1/api\2"/>
    <!--mapper type="regexp" from="(.*)/API(.*)" to="\1/api\2"/-->
</copy>

I've left plain '/' in for clarity. You can see the basic premise is to spot "API", grab the surrounding text and replay it with "api" instead. If I omit the '/' in the from then this does actually work but as soon as I put the '/' (or it's friends) in, the directory is not copied at all. Note that I want the preceding '/' as I only want to rename that dir, not the Install_API.sql file contained within it.
There are a lot of examples on-line but no-one seems to have had this issue as the supposedly working examples all seem to use plain '/', '\' or claim to be handled by the handledirset attribute.
ant 1.8.4 on RH6.3
Many thanks.

A: Your fileset's base directory is the DB dir which means that the paths your mapper will be mapping are of the form
API/file1.sql
Install_API.sql
excludes1/...

relative to that directory.  Thus there is no slash in front of the API directory name and your from pattern never matches.  But there's a deeper problem, which is that a regexpmapper completely ignores any file names that do not match the from pattern.  This is not what you want, as you need to change API to api but leave non-API file names unchanged.  So rather than a regexpmapper you need a filtermapper with a replaceregex filter:
<copy todir="${my.db.api.dir}/src/main/distribution/component" verbose="true">
    <fileset dir="${component.src.dir}/DB">
        <exclude name="exclude1"/>
        <exclude name="exclude1/**/*"/>
    </fileset>
    <filtermapper>
        <!-- look for either just "API" with no trailer, or API followed by
             a slash, in any combination of case -->
        <replaceregex pattern="^API(?=${file.separator}|$$)" replace="api"
                      flags="i"/><!-- case-insensitive search, finds API, Api,... -->
    </filtermapper>
</copy>

Taylor Kiel Resigns.
 Going to another team maybe?
Maybe some drama behind the driver drama? Hopefully someone can provide some more info!
Be funny as hell if Alpine hired him.
Be even funnier if Ganassi Hired him. Isn't he Mike Hull's son-in-law? Perhaps this was the subject of the Hull-Brown conversation at Laguna Seca?
Wonder whether he was pushed? If he's looking for a refreshed career opportunity I could put him in touch with a team that could use his expertise.
I'm not a master of the English language but does "step ping down" and "resign" mean the same thing? Couldn't he be stepping down for another position or post within the same team? Stepping down doesn't mean resigning, right?
Stepping down doesn't mean resigning, right?
Rahal Letterman Lanigan is throwing around some serious money to strengthen its team. Could Taylor Kiel be the first of many new hires by this team?
Something seems really off about this. Usually you don't see the team that someone is leaving actually talk about the loss. Did he get "resigned"? Not sure the level of compensation at that level, but I would assume it is good, though not good enough to just leave a job with nothing lined up.
He could have something else lined up and just has to sit through a non compete, possibly. Still, I don't know why McLaren announced this. They aren't exactly making a reputation as being transparent, right?
“I’m certainly not looking at it as a bad thing, or a sad thing. Change is inevitable over time and it was the right choice for me.
"I know this is going to **** some people off at the old place. But don't worry, I have another job lined up."
"My old team is making me sit out a non-compete timeframe, but the new gig pays enough that I can relax for a while."
I think they'd be better off getting a better driver for one of their entries.
Literally any team in the paddock