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Actually my computer has a low space. That's the reason for taking an alternative of Visual Studio. I am trying to use the face-recognition library in python. As we know that cmake is a C-Based language. We also need to install a compiler too. So please help me by letting me know that :
Whether there is an alternative of Visual Studio
(If yes) then what is it.
And how to install it
Thank you :)
There are lots of alternatives to Visual Studio, but first a quick clarification - Visual Studio is an IDE and it includes various compilers.
If you just need a compiler you can download the binaries from gcc.gnu.org and build on the command line.
If you want an IDE (but lighter than VS) I'd recommend CodeBlocks, which you can download from codeblocks.org.
Good luck!
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Me and my friend are planning on doing html/css/javascript development, and I was looking at Visual Studio Code as an option for working on this together. We live in seperate areas, and of course COVID-19 as well is here, so we need to do this remotely. I've seen that Visual Studio Code has Live Share, but that's not something that would work, as it requires the host be online to edit the code. Next, I found out about "Codespaces", and it seems to be good, but it would turn out to be quite expensive for us ($20-$30 a month), as we're still high school students. Then I thought of the idea to use GitHub with it, and just store it locally on my friend and I's PCs, and just do commits and pull requests on there and bring it in to our local machines.
So My Question: What options are there for remote collaboration with Microsoft Visual Studio Code?
Wrapping up this question due to its age. We've stuck with VSCode and using GitHub repositories and simply pushing, pulling, doing regular commits.
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Can visual studio IDE be installed in linux ? Visual studio includes many programming languages like c # , F# etc. so for web development .net platform with c # programming is used. For back end development sql queries are used . In linux platform, What can be an alternative to .net. I have researched that there are many options like java, PHP etc.
My question is whether the visual studio can be installed in linux or there are alternative languages or platforms for it.
Can visual studio IDE be installed in linux? Probably not. But there is free .NET implementation on linux Mono. And the .NET cross-platform IDE MonoDevelop.
Yes, you can install VirtualBox and use it to spin up a virtual-windows-machine. On that VM you can install VS or any other Windows application.
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I have tried to use http://www.extuper.com/ but unfortunately it didn't work on building.
There are some programs but i am not sure which is most proper for converting chrome extention file to executable one. (NSIS / INNO / Advanced Installer etc.)
Both Chrome and Firefox have been reducing support for silent extensions because of the amount of spyware and other junk.
You should just add your extension to the official store...
NSIS and Inno Setup are free (even open source) and easy to learn.
Pick one (Inno Setup if you have Delphi/Pascal experiences) and you can create installer in a few minutes.
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Is there a GUI tool that can display details about a WSDL file and XSD files?
Maybe a WSDL editor is also an option. My needs are mainly inspecting the structure and options I have to call a service.
Preferably a bit more graphical than just reading the XML files themselves.
I tried Eclipse WSDL editor, which can be very useful, but I'm having trouble with that one. So, is there a comparable alternative? (otherwise I need to go fixing the Eclipse tool...)
You can try to use http://www.soapui.org/. It's free and open source. Also you can pro version with commercial support. But free version is enough for me.
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I've just installed Resharper, and I really don't know how to use it "correctly".
I noticed that there are some demos and documents at their website, but I'm wondering..
..how did you learn to use it efficiently? Are there any other good resources(demos/tutorials)?
There is a series of screencasts on the Dime Casts website which are quite good as an introduction.
There is also the 31 days of Resharper and the official demos give you an idea of what's possible so you know to dive into the menu.
JetBrains is now offering one free month of access to the ReSharper Fundamentals course on Pluralsight to license holders. See Pluralsight and JetBrains Agreement for details.
This isn't just any courseware, it's a complete 3 hour course on how
to better master ReSharper, created by James Kovacs, JetBrains Academy
Board Member and long-time ReSharper user.
There is a ReSharper Workshop on GitHub.
It is a Visual Studio project that guids you through many features of ReSharper.