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THE HAGUE, August 28 (Itar-Tass) - The U.N. Charter gives Russia the right of veto but it is too early to speak about a vote on Syria, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said.
"This [right of veto] is our legitimate right under the U.N. Charter," he told ITAR-TASS on Wednesday, August 28, when asked to comment on the UK-authored draft resolution that essentially allows the use of force against Syria.
"The resolution, as our British partners promised, will be provided to other U.N. Security Council members today for a review. So it is premature to speak about voting at this point," the diplomat said.
"The resolution was drafted by the British delegation and is being circulated among some other Security Council members. This is a standard practice when someone is drafting a resolution and then shares its content with other members of the Security Council. In this case, as far as I understand, we are talking about the five permanent members of the Security Council," Gatilov said.
"It [the resolution] will be considered, its content will be reported to the capitals and then relevant measures will be taken. It's a standard working practice," he added.
Gatilov believes that this will "depend on the plans of those who are 'sponsoring' the promotion of the document. The U.N. has the so-called rule of 24 hours, which means that a resolution can be put to the vote 24 hours after submission to the Security Council."
"At this point we can talk about the unofficial circulation of the text. So there is no countdown yet," he added.
Western countries may, until the end of the day, submit to the Security Council a draft resolution that will give the green light to an armed operation in Syria. Russia and China, which have the right of veto in the Security Council, have spoken up strongly against the use of force.
However Western countries have made it clear that they might take measures without waiting for the U.N. Security Council's decision as they did in 1999 in Kosovo.
Gatilov said this would be a gross violation of international law. "Certain states are ready to use force even before U.N. experts make public the results of their investigation. Our country will be committed to international law," he said. "Modern international law allows the use of force only in exceptional cases: for self-defence and if so authorised by the U.N. Security Council. Some states see priorities in a distorted way."


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I assume that readers are already familiar with the https://kotlinlang.org/[Kotlin^] language. Advertised from the site:
[quote,Headline from the Kotlin website] __ Statically typed programming language for the JVM, Android and the browser 100% interoperable with Java™ __
Kotlin first penetrated the Android ecosystem and has seen a huge adoption there. There's also a growing trend on the JVM, via Spring Boot. Since its latest 1.1 release, Kotlin also offers a production-grade Kotlin to JavaScript transpiler. This post is dedicated to the latter.
IMHO, the biggest issue regarding the process of transpiling Kotlin to JavaScript is that https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/javascript/kotlin-to-javascript/kotlin-to-javascript.html[documentation^] is only aimed at server-side build tools just as Maven and Gradle - or worse, the IntelliJ IDEA IDE. Those work very well for backend-driven projects or prototypes, but is not an incentive to front-end developers whose bread and butter are npm, Grunt/Gulp, yarn, etc.
Let's fix that by creating a simple Google Maps using Kotlin.
== Managing the build file
This section assumes:
- The Grunt command-line has already been installed, via
npm install -g grunt-cli
The kotlin package has been installed and the kotlin compiler is on the path. I personally use Homebrew -
brew install kotlin
The build file looks like the following:
[source,javascript] .Gruntfile.js —- module.exports = function (grunt) {
grunt.initConfig({ clean: 'dist/**', exec: { cmd: 'kotlinc-js src -output dist/script.js' // <1> }, copy: { // <2> files: { expand: true, flatten: true, src: ['src/**/*.html', 'src/**/*.css'], dest: 'dist' } } }); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-clean'); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-copy'); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-exec'); grunt.registerTask('default', ['exec', 'copy']); }; ----
<1> Transpiles all Kotlin files found in the
srcfolder to a single JavaScript file <2> Copies CSS and HTML files to the
== Bridging Google Maps API in Kotlin
The following snippet creates a Map object using Google Maps API which will be displayed on a specific
var element = document.getElementById('map'); new google.maps.Map(element, { center: { lat: 46.2050836, lng: 6.1090691 }, zoom: 8 }); —-
Like in TypeScript, there must be a thin Kotlin adapter to bridge the original JavaScript API. Unlike in TypeScript, there's no https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped[existing repository^] of such adapters. The following is a naive first draft:
external class Map(element: Element?, options: Json?) —-
NOTE: The
externalkeyword is used to tell the transpiler the function body is implemented in another file - or library in that case.
The first issue comes from a name collision:
Mapis an existing Kotlin class and is imported by default. Fortunately, the
@JsNameannotation allows to translate the name at transpile time.
[source,kotlin] .gmaps.kt —- @JsName("Map") external class GoogleMap(element: Element?, options: Json?) —-
The second issue occurs because the original API is in a namespace: the object is not
Map, but
google.maps.Map. The previous annotation doesn't allow for dots, but a combination of other annotations can do the trick:
[source,kotlin] ./google/maps/gmaps.kt —- @JsModule("google") @JsQualifier("maps") @JsName("Map") external class GoogleMap(element: Element?, options: Json?) —-
This still doesn't work - it doesn't even compile, as
@JsQualifiercannot be applied to a class. The final working code is:
[source,kotlin] ./google/maps/gmaps.kt —- @file:JsModule("google") @file:JsQualifier("maps") @file:JsNonModule
package google.maps
@JsName("Map") external class GoogleMap(element: Element?, options: Json?) —-
== Calling Google Maps
Calling the above code is quite straightforward, but note the second parameter of the constructor is of type
Json. That for sure is quite different from the strongly-typed code which was the goal of using Kotlin. To address that, let's create real types:
internal class MapOptions(val center: LatitudeLongitude, val zoom: Byte) internal class LatitudeLongitude(val latitude: Double, val longitude: Double) —-
And with Kotlin's extension function - and an out-of-the-box
json()function, let's make them able to serialize themselves to JSON:
internal fun LatitudeLongitude.toJson() = json("lat" to latitude, "lng" to longitude) internal fun MapOptions.toJson() = json("center" to center.toJson(), "zoom" to zoom) —-
This makes it possible to write the following:
fun initMap() { val div = document.getElementById("map") val latLng = LatitudeLongitude(latitude = -34.397, longitude = 150.644) val options = MapOptions(center = latLng, zoom = 8) GoogleMap(element = div, options = options.toJson()) } —-
== Refinements
We could stop at this point, with the feeling to have achieved something. But Kotlin allows much more.
The low hanging fruit would be to move the JSON serialization to the Map constructor:
internal class KotlinGoogleMap(element: Element?, options: MapOptions) : GoogleMap(element, options.toJson())
KotlinGoogleMap(element = div, options = options)
== Further refinements
The "domain" is quite suited to be written using a DSL. Let's update the "API":
external open class GoogleMap(element: Element?) { fun setOptions(options: Json) }
internal class MapOptions { lateinit var center: LatitudeLongitude var zoom: Byte = 1 fun center(init: LatitudeLongitude.() -> Unit) { center = LatitudeLongitude().apply(init) } fun toJson() = json("center" to center.toJson(), "zoom" to zoom) }
internal class LatitudeLongitude() { var latitude: Double = 0.0 var longitude: Double = 0.0 fun toJson() = json("lat" to latitude, "lng" to longitude) }
internal class KotlinGoogleMap(element: Element?) : GoogleMap(element) { fun options(init: MapOptions.() -> Unit) { val options = MapOptions().apply(init) setOptions(options = options.toJson()) } }
internal fun kotlinGoogleMap(element: Element?, init: KotlinGoogleMap.() -> Unit) = KotlinGoogleMap(element).apply(init)
The client code now can be written as:
fun initMap() { val div = document.getElementById("map") kotlinGoogleMap(div) { options { zoom = 6 center { latitude = 46.2050836 longitude = 6.1090691 } } } } —-
== Conclusion
Though the documentation is rather terse, it's possible to only use the JavaScript ecosystem to transpile Kotlin code to JavaScript. Granted, the bridging of existing libraries is a chore, but this is only a one-time effort as the community starts sharing their efforts. On the other hand, the same features that make Kotlin a great language to use server-side - e.g. writing a DSL, also benefit on the front-end.
Sources for this article can be found on https://github.com/nfrankel/kotlin-frontend[Github^].Categories: Development JavaScriptKotlinfront-end
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Coping with stringly-typed
UPDATED on March 13, 2017: Add Builder pattern section
Most developers have strong opinions regarding whether a language should be strongly-typed or weakly-typed, whatever notions they put behind those terms. Some also actively practice stringly-typed programming - mostly without even being aware of it. It happens when most of attributes and parameters of a codebase are
String. In this post, I will make use of the following simple snippet as an example:
public class Person { private final String title; private final String givenName; private final String familyName; private final String email; public Person(String title, String givenName, String familyName, String email) { this.title = title; this.givenName = givenName; this.familyName = familyName; this.email = email; } ... }
The original sin
The problem with that code is that it's hard to remember which parameter represents what and in which order they should be passed to the constructor.
Person person = new Person("[email protected]", "John", "Doe", "Sir");
In the previous call, the email and the title parameter values were switched. Ooops.
This is even worse if more than one constructor is available, offering optional parameters:
public Person(String givenName, String familyName, String email) { this(null, givenName, familyName, email); } Person another = new Person("Sir", "John", "Doe");
In that case,
titlewas the optional parameter, not
Solving the problem the OOP way
Object-Oriented Programming and its advocates have a strong aversion to stringly-typed code for good reasons. Since everything in the world has a specific type, so must it be in the system.
Let's rewrite the previous code à la OOP:
public class Title { private final String value; public Title(String value) { this.value = value; } } public class GivenName { private final String value; public FirstName(String value) { this.value = value; } } public class FamilyName { private final String value; public LastName(String value) { this.value = value; } } public class Email { private final String value; public Email(String value) { this.value = value; } } public class Person { private final Title title; private final GivenName givenName; private final FamilyName familyName; private final Email email; public Person(Title title, GivenName givenName, FamilyName familyName, Email email) { this.title = title; this.givenName = givenName; this.familyName = familyName; this.email = email; } ... } Person person = new Person(new Title(null), new FirstName("John"), new LastName("Doe"), new Email("[email protected]"));
That way drastically limits the possibility of mistakes. The drawback is a large increase in verbosity - which might lead to other bugs.
Pattern to the rescue
A common way to tackle this issue in Java is to use the Builder pattern. Let's introduce a new builder class and rework the code:
public class Person { private String title; private String givenName; private String familyName; private String email; private Person() {} private void setTitle(String title) { this.title = title; } private void setGivenName(String givenName) { this.givenName = givenName; } private void setFamilyName(String familyName) { this.familyName = familyName; } private void setEmail(String email) { this.email = email; } public static class Builder { private Person person; public Builder() { person = new Person(); } public Builder title(String title) { person.setTitle(title); return this; } public Builder givenName(String givenName) { person.setGivenName(givenName); return this; } public Builder familyName(String familyName) { person.setFamilyName(familyName); return this; } public Builder email(String email) { person.setEmail(email); return this; } public Person build() { return person; } } }
Note that in addition to the new builder class, the constructor of the
Personclass has been set to
private. Using the Java language features, this allows only the Builder to create new
Personinstances. The same is used for the different setters.
Using this pattern is quite straightforward:
Person person = new Builder() .title("Sir") .givenName("John") .familyName("Doe") .email("[email protected]") .build();
The builder patterns shifts the verbosity from the calling part to the design part. Not a bad trade-off.
Languages to the rescue
Verbosity is unfortunately the mark of Java. Some other languages (Kotlin, Scala, etc.) would be much more friendly to this approach, not only for class declarations, but also for object creation.
Let's port class declarations to Kotlin:
class Title(val value: String?) class GivenName(val value: String) class FamilyName(val value: String) class Email(val value: String) class Person(val title: Title, val givenName: GivenName, val familyName: FamilyName, val email: Email)
This is much better, thanks to Kotlin! And now object creation:
val person = Person(Title(null), GivenName("John"), FamilyName("Doe"), Email("[email protected]"))
For this, verbosity is only marginally decreased compared to Java.
Named parameters to the rescue
OOP fanatics may stop reading there, for their way is not the only one to cope with stringly-typed.
One alternative is about named parameters, and is incidentally also found in Kotlin. Let's get back to the original stringly-typed code, port it to Kotlin and use named parameters:
class Person(val title: String?, val givenName: String, val familyName: String, val email: String) val person = Person(title = null, givenName = "John", familyName = "Doe", email = "[email protected]") val another = Person(email = "[email protected]", title = "Sir", givenName = "John", familyName = "Doe")
A benefit of named parameters besides coping with stringly-typed code is that they are order-agnostic when invoking the constructor. Plus, they also play nice with default values:
class Person(val title: String? = null, val givenName: String, val familyName: String, val email: String? = null) val person = Person(givenName = "John", familyName = "Doe") val another = Person(title = "Sir", givenName = "John", familyName = "Doe")
Type aliases to the rescue
While looking at Kotlin, let's describe a feature released with 1.1 that might help.
A type alias is as its name implies a name for an existing type; the type can be a simple type, a collection, a lambda - whatever exists within the type system.
Let's create some type aliases in the stringly-typed world:
typealias Title = String typelias GivenName = String typealias FamilyName = String typealias Email = String class Person(val title: Title, val givenName: GivenName, val familyName: FamilyName, val email: Email) val person = Person(null, "John", "Doe", "[email protected]")
The declaration seems more typed. Unfortunately object creation doesn't bring any betterment.
Note the main problem of type aliases is that they are just that - aliases: no new type is created so if 2 aliases point to the same type, all 3 are interchangeable with one another.
Libraries to the rescue
For the rest of this post, let's go back to the Java language.
Twisting the logic a bit, parameters can be validated at runtime instead of compile-time with the help of specific libraries. In particular, the Bean validation library does the job:
public Person(@Title String title, @GivenName String givenName, @FamilyName String familyName, @Email String email) { this.title = title; this.givenName = givenName; this.familyName = familyName; this.email = email; }
Admittedly, it's not the best solution… but it works.
Tooling to the rescue
I have already written about tooling and that it's as important (if not more) as the language itself.
Tools fill gaps in languages, while being non-intrusive. The downside is that everyone has to use it (or find a tool with the same feature).
For example, when I started my career, coding guidelines mandated developers to order methods by alphabetical order in the class file. Nowadays, that would be senseless, as every IDE worth its salt can display the methods of a class in order.
Likewise, named parameters can be a feature of the IDE, for languages that lack it. In particular, latest versions of IntelliJ IDEA emulates named parameters for the Java language for types that are deemed to generic. The following shows the
Personclass inside the IDE:
While proper OOP design is the historical way to cope with stringly-typed code, it also makes it quite verbose and unwieldy in Java. This post describes alternatives, with their specific pros and cons. Each needs to be evaluated in the context of one's own specific context to decide which one is the best fit.Categories: Development designObject-Oriented ProgrammingtoolingBean ValidationKotlinIDE
HTTP headers forwarding in microservices
Microservices are not a trend anymore. Like it or not, they are here to stay. Yet, there's a huge gap before embracing the microservice architecture and implementing them right. As a reminder, one might first want to check the many fallacies of distributed computed. Among all requirements necessary to overcome them is the ability to follow one HTTP request along microservices involved in a specific business scenario - for monitoring and debugging purpose.
One possible implementation of it is a dedicated HTTP header with an immutable value passed along every microservice involved in the call chain. This week, I developed this monitoring of sort on a Spring microservice and would like to share how to achieve that.
Headers forwarding out-of-the-box
In the Spring ecosystem, the Spring Cloud Sleuth is the library dedicated to that:
Spring Cloud Sleuth implements a distributed tracing solution for Spring Cloud, borrowing heavily from Dapper, Zipkin and HTrace. For most users Sleuth should be invisible, and all your interactions with external systems should be instrumented automatically. You can capture data simply in logs, or by sending it to a remote collector service.
Within Spring Boot projects, adding the Spring Cloud Sleuth library to the classpath will automatically add 2 HTTP headers to all calls:
- Shared by all HTTP calls of a single transaction i.e. the wished-for transaction identifier
- Identifies the work of a single microservice during a transaction
Spring Cloud Sleuth offers some customisation capabilities, such as alternative header names, at the cost of some extra code.
Diverging from out-of-the-box features
Those features are quite handy when starting from a clean slate architecture. Unfortunately, the project I'm working has a different context:
- The transaction ID is not created by the first microservice in the call chain - a mandatory façade proxy does
- The transaction ID is not numeric - and Sleuth handles only numeric values
- Another header is required. Its objective is to group all requests related to one business scenario across different call chains
- A third header is necessary. It's to be incremented by each new microservice in the call chain
A solution architect's first move would be to check among API management products, such as Apigee (recently bought by Google) and search which one offers the feature matching those requirements. Unfortunately, the current context doesn't allow for that.
Coding the requirements
In the end, I ended up coding the following using the Spring framework:
- Read and store headers from the initial request
- Write them in new microservice requests
- Read and store headers from the microservice response
- Write them in the final response to the initiator, not forgetting to increment the call counter
Headers holder
The first step is to create the entity responsible to hold all necessary headers. It's unimaginatively called
HeadersHolder. Blame me all you want, I couldn't find a more descriptive name.
private const val HOP_KEY = "hop" private const val REQUEST_ID_KEY = "request-id" private const val SESSION_ID_KEY = "session-id" data class HeadersHolder (var hop: Int?, var requestId: String?, var sessionId: String?)
The interesting part is to decide which scope is more relevant to put instances of this class in. Obviously, there must be several instances, so this makes
singletonnot suitable. Also, since data must be stored across several requests, it cannot be
prototype. In the end, the only possible way to manage the instance is through a
Though it's possible to manage
ThreadLocal, let's leverage Spring's features since it allows to easily add new scopes. There's already an out-of-the-box scope for
ThreadLocal, one just needs to register it in the context. This directly translates into the following code:
internal const val THREAD_SCOPE = "thread" @Scope(THREAD_SCOPE) annotation class ThreadScope @Configuration open class WebConfigurer { @Bean @ThreadScope open fun headersHolder() = HeadersHolder() @Bean open fun customScopeConfigurer() = CustomScopeConfigurer().apply { addScope(THREAD_SCOPE, SimpleThreadScope()) } }
Headers in the server part
Let's implement requirements 1 & 4 above: read headers from the request and write them to the response. Also, headers need to be reset after the request-response cycle to prepare for the next.
This also mandates for the holder class to be updated to be more OOP-friendly:
data class HeadersHolder private constructor (private var hop: Int?, private var requestId: String?, private var sessionId: String?) { constructor() : this(null, null, null) fun readFrom(request: HttpServletRequest) { this.hop = request.getIntHeader(HOP_KEY) this.requestId = request.getHeader(REQUEST_ID_KEY) this.sessionId = request.getHeader(SESSION_ID_KEY) } fun writeTo(response: HttpServletResponse) { hop?.let { response.addIntHeader(HOP_KEY, hop as Int) } response.addHeader(REQUEST_ID_KEY, requestId) response.addHeader(SESSION_ID_KEY, sessionId) } fun clear() { hop = null requestId = null sessionId = null } }
To keep controllers free from any header management concern, related code should be located in a filter or a similar component. In the Spring MVC ecosystem, this translates into an interceptor.
abstract class HeadersServerInterceptor : HandlerInterceptorAdapter() { abstract val headersHolder: HeadersHolder override fun preHandle(request: HttpServletRequest, response: HttpServletResponse, handler: Any): Boolean { headersHolder.readFrom(request) return true } override fun afterCompletion(request: HttpServletRequest, response: HttpServletResponse, handler: Any, ex: Exception?) { with (headersHolder) { writeTo(response) clear() } } } @Configuration open class WebConfigurer : WebMvcConfigurerAdapter() { override fun addInterceptors(registry: InterceptorRegistry) { registry.addInterceptor(object : HeadersServerInterceptor() { override val headersHolder: HeadersHolder get() = headersHolder() }) } }
Note the invocation of the
clear()method to reset the headers holder for the next request.
The most important bit is the abstract
headersHolderproperty. As its scope - thread, is smaller than the adapter's, it cannot be injected directly less it will be only injected during Spring's context startup. Hence, Spring provides lookup method injection. The above code is its direct translation in Kotlin.
Headers in client calls
The previous code assumes the current microservice is at the end of the caller chain: it reads request headers and writes them back in the response (not forgetting to increment the 'hop' counter). However, monitoring is relevant only for a caller chain having more than one single link. How is it possible to pass headers to the next microservice (and get them back) - requirements 2 & 3 above?
Spring provides a handy abstraction to handle that client part -
ClientHttpRequestInterceptor, that can be registered to a REST template. Regarding scope mismatch, the same injection trick as for the interceptor handler above is used.
abstract class HeadersClientInterceptor : ClientHttpRequestInterceptor { abstract val headersHolder: HeadersHolder override fun intercept(request: HttpRequest, body: ByteArray, execution: ClientHttpRequestExecution): ClientHttpResponse { with(headersHolder) { writeTo(request.headers) return execution.execute(request, body).apply { readFrom(this.headers) } } } } @Configuration open class WebConfigurer : WebMvcConfigurerAdapter() { @Bean open fun headersClientInterceptor() = object : HeadersClientInterceptor() { override val headersHolder: HeadersHolder get() = headersHolder() } @Bean open fun oAuth2RestTemplate() = OAuth2RestTemplate(clientCredentialsResourceDetails()).apply { interceptors = listOf(headersClientInterceptor()) } }
With this code, every REST call using the
oAuth2RestTemplate()will have headers managed automatically by the interceptor.
HeadersHolderjust needs a quick update:
data class HeadersHolder private constructor (private var hop: Int?, private var requestId: String?, private var sessionId: String?) { fun readFrom(headers: org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders) { headers[HOP_KEY]?.let { it.getOrNull(0)?.let { this.hop = it.toInt() } } headers[REQUEST_ID_KEY]?.let { this.requestId = it.getOrNull(0) } headers[SESSION_ID_KEY]?.let { this.sessionId = it.getOrNull(0) } } fun writeTo(headers: org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders) { hop?.let { headers.add(HOP_KEY, hop.toString()) } headers.add(REQUEST_ID_KEY, requestId) headers.add(SESSION_ID_KEY, sessionId) } }
Spring Cloud offers many components that can be used out-of-the-box when developing microservices. When requirements start to diverge from what it provides, the flexibility of the underlying Spring Framework can be leveraged to code those requirements.Categories: JavaEE microserviceSpring FrameworkSpring CloudKotlinHTTPmonitoringSleuth
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Hindu Kush
- Delilah Butterfield
- 29 August, 2016
- Indica
This amazing hash plant is covered in trichomes. Hindu Kush is a pure indica that provides a classic heavy-body effect while knocking out pain and easing muscle tension.
Hindu Kush is as indica as it gets. This pure strain is from the Kush mountain region, which spans 500 miles between Afghanistan and Pakistan. A great hash strain, Hindu Kush produces plenty of kief. It is often used to make charas and black hashes. Naturally potent, this strain often has THC content that reaches 20%. This strain is best for nighttime use. A powerful sedative, Hindu Kush is perfect for those who struggle to get to sleep. While this strain produces a delightful mental euphoria, the effects are very physical overall. Recreational consumers may like this strain as a nightcap or a deep relaxation aid. Medical consumers tend to enjoy this strain for its potent appetite stimulating and pain relief properties. Stomach pains and gastrointestinal issues melt away. A deep body high will ease locked, stiff muscles and make you feel like you can move again. Though, with the couch-locking effects of this strain, you may not have much get-up-and-go.
Pain Relief
Flowering Period45 to 70 days
Average Yield
High: 450 g/m2 indoors
Outdoor Harvest DateLate September
Average Height
Short: 3 to 5 feet max
Growing TipsIf you want to grow this strain outdoors, it's best if you live in a warmer climate. Afghan Kush thrives in latitudes below 42°N. While this plant is usually short, it can gain some height outside. Growers concerned about this should remove the primary cola early on. For growers in cooler climates, you'll want to take this strain indoors. This indica tends to create very uniform seedlings, making this a good choice for breeders looking to add some indica into a new mix. Hindu Kush also has good nodal spacing, allowing for plenty of air flow. This also makes pruning and shaping a little easier.
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Applejuice by Zara is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. Applejuice was launched in 2012. Top notes are apple and grapefruit; middle note is rose; base note is musk.
Perfume rating: 3.77 out of 5 with 96 votes.
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This my favorite uncomplicated work-out perfume, really nice and fresh and cheap enough to spray away! It is reminiscent of both Daisy and Chance eau tendre, but I don't think it's a dupe for those.
Cheap and chemical. The toilet water note is way too intensified.
Doesn't smell like Chanel Eau Tendre to me at all.
A no from me
Chanel Chance Tendre dupe, very good frag. :)
Pretty and fresh! Green apples with a floral hint. Great daytime Autumn scent!
Nice smell but doesn't last more than 10 minutes on my skin.
This smells the best of those Zara scents. It really has applejuice note and there's also citrus note.
It reminds me of shampoo. Very nice fragrance, just an everyday feel good scent. I would consider buying it, but I already have my everyday scents that need to end before.
I must mention that it doesn't remind me of Chanel Chance or Daisy though.
Glad I'm not the only one to think this smells like Daisy, I thought I was crazy when I first sniffed this and noticed the similarity between the two perfumes! This is Daisy minus that annoying watermelon note that makes Daisy weird on me. This scent is just wonderful, the fresh green apples are very noticeable but the grapefruit adds even more edge to this, while the rose and musk contribute with a bit of depth. Wears nicely for the first hour, then it starts fading and becoming more and more of a skin scent. What intrigues so much about this perfume is that I get whiffs of it just when I think it is gone. This is on sale now on my country so it's very very cheap but I'm still a bit unsure about buying because sillage isn't great after the first hour, and I feel like it wants to play hide-and-seek with me. But it is indeed a lovely, refreshing summer scent, very uncomplicated but surprisingly well made for a cheap perfume.
The main driving force for my purchase of this perfume was the price, $14.90 in a 3.4oz bottle. It smelled so good and reminded me of Chanel Chance. I really like how at first spray it smells very much like apples, but about an hour or so later it changes on my skin and smells a little bit different but still amazing. Definitely worth it for the price and the size in my opinion.
Hate this deteganic juice with musky base :/ not like i expected :(
Chanel - Chance Tendre dupe, bur very good!:)
It's not dupe of dkny apple -like was my first thought .it's daisy sorbet or one of fresh "daisy" m.jacobs flankers:).
Nice on clothes,loud and muscy
I really not like zara perfumes on my skin -but at summer morning at the shirt it leaved very pretty smell.
es muy freco ! huele idéntico al be delicius DKNY !! se nota mucho el olor de la manzana verde, el único problema es que es medio aguado y casi no se siente.
All I have to say about this is that I've sprayed it on a couple of times and my friends have said 'ooh I love Marc Jacobs Daisy' and these are all people who own the original!
Refreshing summery scent. Discounted in this square bottle, but I spotted it again in new, simple rounded bottle (Like Chanel Chance's one without metal frame)
Quite pleasant apple scent, summery, delicate, unoffensive. Safe buy. If only it had more stillage! I can smell it after many hours, but with my nose very close to skin.
I'm a cheapskate, so I was super excited to try an inexpensive dupe of Chance eau Tendre. What I got wasn't a duplicate, but what I can best describe as a "glimpse" of eau tendre's grandeur. At first spray, it's identical to the initial blast of high notes I got when I sprayed eau tendre, which is great. However, the lasting power is very weak (gone in 2 hours) and it's so weak that it can't really progress past that initial spray and mimic the other aspects of eau tendre, such as the musky dry down.
Comparisons aside, it is a lovely fruity scent and despite the name, the apple is not overpowering of the other fruits. For the price, you definitely can't complain.
This scent is very light might need to apply it a 2nd time but it's perfect on a humid day like a cool breeze. I get more apple and citrus on me and a hint of rose in the background.
This smells almost identical to Chanel Chance Eau Tendre. I couldn't believe it when I tried it the other day!
Applejuice smells more of alcohol, it doesn't have that musky dry-down and has zero staying power. It is, however, definitely a less perfumey dupe of Eau Tendre.
para mi huele como a jabón.
This is £10 GBP. Bargain! It smells fresh, clean, light and fruity, but not over fruity. Its very inoffensive. I often get compliments with this.
Apple Juice reminds me of summer. Its not as powerful as DKNY Be Delicious, but you can definitely recognise the apples in it.
I wear this to work because my beloved signature scent (Ralph Lauren Romance) is so expensive (£70) and I begrudge wasting it for work!
The downside with this Zara fragrance is that it doesn't last long, maybe 3-4 hours. However, for £10, I'm not complaining.
To me this is a dupe of Marc Jacobs Daisy. Not chance eau tendre. I feel that eau tendre has a strong powdery dry down which I don't find in Daisy. Appeljuice isn't powdery at all. More fresh, floral and fruity, just like Daisy. I probably will be getting this one, since I'm debating for a while now whetever to get Daisy or not for the spring and summer. Lastingpower of daisy is so bad! So I probably will get this one. I already own eau tendre and I really find it very different from Daisy.
it's so nice & so fresh
With the one word, it is identical with the Chanel Chance Eau Tendre. (The newest version of Chanel Chance) Just in a different bottle. And keep on mind that Zara always produces such kind of perfumes with a different name, which are popular in the season. If you love Chanel Eau Tendre but u don't want to spend so much money, do not hesitate, go for it.
one of my very few disappointmens from zara. Its not really apple. there may be some synthetic odd apple smel, but its more like air freshener. But at least this way it's weak lasting power turns itno it's advantage:D
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