#Tadam tam tadam anime registration#

WHAT IS AFA: 'Born in 2008, AFA is the largest and most followed J-pop culture event in Asia, covering Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Japan, with over 30 festivals in the past 13 years, and welcoming over 1.82 million attendees in total. :)ĪFA 20 TOYSREVIL AFA 2009 My only post for AFA 2010 as I had Stroke in October 2010 and missed the event totally! AFA 2011 I Boothed at AFA 2011 (Thanks, Edmund!) AFA 2012 (*Tons of images missing as Flickr screwed up :p) AFA 2 AFASG 2016 C3AFA 2017 C3AFA2018 SG C3AFA2019 C3AFA 2020 (Goes Online) AFA MARKET AT EXP, Kallang Wave Mall (March 18-20) UPDATED coverage on I NOT OTAKU! This event has been a huge part of my geek-life for many years, and I've even boothed in one year! But what can I offer now if I decide to booth again (Creators Hub) THIS YEAR? Or maybe it would be better served if I went as an attendee instead. Here's a archival record with links to my blog-coverage of AFA thru the years, cheers. This comes after a couple of years where the event went online and was put on hiatus (due to COVID-19 concerns), but was opened up to a 'satellite' event held at Kallang Wave Mall not too long ago, and especially with the opening up of Singapore's restrictions for the pandemic, looks like things are rolling back into a nw incarnation of our favourite events, IMHO.

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#Tadam tam tadam anime registration#

The idle() call would basically runs all posted tasks in the main looper.Organizers of the annual AFA has since opened up an online form titled ' Registration of Interest for Anime Festival Asia (AFA SG) 2022', in anticipation of a possible return of a physical ANIME FESTIVAL ASIA in '2022'!Īnd while no specific 'dates' have been mentioned, the form states the following: We need to add one line to our test class, that is after showLabel/hideLabel method call, we should call Shadows.shadowOf(Looper.getMainLooper()).idle() and assert call should follow. Thread.sleep() blocks the main thread, which means our animation is also blocked for 250 milliseconds, and our label/hint won’t be set, hence the assertion would fail, again. I don’t know the exact reason for the first three, but I can tell you why last one won’t work.

Shadows.shadowOf(Looper.getMainLooper()).idleFor(250,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS).Robolectric.getForegroundThreadScheduler().advanceBy(250,TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)z Robolectric.flushForegroundThreadScheduler().Scheduler().advanceBy(250, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS).Let me save you some clicks and list them here. So how do we make our assertion calls wait until the animation finishes? Google search with various keywords results in some number of solutions. It sets the text only after the animation is over and the animation happens for about 250 milliseconds in our implementation. Why? Because the show/hide label method implementations doesn’t set the text synchronously.

As mentioned in the comment, the assertions would fail.