I want to start making some Rapsberry Pi projects as a beginner and recently bought this display, but cannot seem to get it on. Could somebody provide me with some Python code to make it say Hello World! for example?
Or maybe better, direct me to some documentation which helps me? I cannot seem to find anything useful and I am still too noob to understand the documentation provided on the page I linked above.
My first try would be the adafruit library
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_DisplayIO_SSD1305
You may find installing the dependencies a little trying the first time unless you already have that but there is enough documentation to be found to make it work - linked from the github page I've shared
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I want to implement a browser based on Xilium.CefGlue that works on Windows and on Linux
I found a solution with Chromely. I implemented the Browser according to this Chromely tutorial and it works fine on Windows and on Linux.
Now I want to have more than one tabs. It seems to be possible, but chromely have to be extended as mentioned here.
I tried to use Avalonia and Chromely, but the are not compatible.
I found this question talking about a "Chromely.CefGlue.Gtk.Linux.Demo"-Project but no code of that project.
Can someone help me please?
Im working on a project in which the main feature of the project is voice recognition. Th e backend is developed in node, express, and mongo DB, and the frontend is in react-native. I have made a lot of research and tried a lot of examples trying to implement this feature in my application, but I couldn't find any.
I started looking for react-native libraries that might cover this feature, and I did find https://github.com/react-native-voice/voice
I tried to implement it in my project, but I got stuck with an error which is an open issue: https://github.com/react-native-voice/voice/issues/376
I also tried to find other libraries but they weren't good ones. Most of them were developed years ago and never updated.
So I thought to solve this feature in the backend.
I made a lot of research as well, and find a few libraries for speech-to-text, but their documentation wasn't enough, very few tutorials, and not a strong source code to support this feature.
So by far, I am to the conclusion that Node.js and React-native cannot support this feature.
The reason I choose to ask in StackOverflow is to make sure if my conclusion is right(to not waste time trying other libraries), and if it is right, should I try to implement these features by using another programming language(ex: Python), and if my conclusion is wrong, please feel free to share any documentation or solution about this feature.
I have developed a chrome extension and I would like to charge the clients a monthly subscriptions through Google App store.
After doing some research in the developer's documentation on google chrome I have tried numerous variations to make it work. Unfortunately I dont even remember every route I took because I followed outdated and - presumably - updated instructions, and I got errors all the time. Now i'm just so confused and I'm really tired to get started blindly and failing again.
The best thing would be if someone here can just set the record straight once and for all and create a file with clear and detailed instructions along with tested working code that I need to include in my files. I'll will follow those instructions closely, and if I encounter any errors along the way I'll ask it here on the discussion thread so you people can guide me through on how to overcome the errors and make this work.
Lets start from square one and take it one step at a time with your guidance!
Thanks A lot
I'm interested in learning JavaScriptMVC. I've gone through Getting Started and a bunch of the official docs, but I learn best by looking at other people's code. I'm not finding much else in the way of tutorials or sample/open source apps using it.
Anyone know of good tutorials or open source apps I can look at to see how it's used in a more complex app?
PS: I'm aware of the Srchr tutorial, but the proxy at work is blocking me from getting the code with getjs. Is there someplace to download it from the web? If not, I'll grab it at home this weekend.
There are some small examples in the end of each article in JMVC documentation (read core - Model, Controller, View). Also read this https://gist.github.com/989117
Ask on JMVC forum. My advice - start building your own app - it will the best tutorial.
Good luck.
I want to capture ip packages on one server, and then forward the packages to another server by libnet, who has some examples ? thanks in advance.
Check out these tutorials:
Programming with pcap
Libnet 1.1 tutorial for beginners
If you have code fragments that are not working, please include.
Edit
The 2nd link no longer works. Below is a different link that might help. In general, links should not be listed since they expire or become obsolete. Searching for 'libnet tutorial for beginners' or 'pcap tutorial for beginners' would be a good start.
Libnet tutorial for beginners