I came across with very interesting project on git hub nlp-compromise/compromise.
I want to know how it works but cant find any documentation about its architecture or how it works on back-end.
yeah, we've been working hard on the docs the past-few months.
Hope this hits the spot:
https://github.com/nlp-compromise/compromise/wiki/How-it-Works
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how do i integrate func (fedora unified network controller) and puppet?
The documentation of func itself is not updated since 2 years.
Any help be appreciated.
https://fedorahosted.org/func/
Thanks
-Aditya
There are many ways to do that. If you are really good on it, you can work by yourself and put in Github or Forge to share with others.
But for starting, you can search in forge first, maybe someone have worked on it, and have the solutions already.
So here they are:
razorsedge/func
rodjek/func
I need to post some node, express, mongoose code online as demo for a StackOverflow discussion. Plunkr does not accept node emulation afaik. Any ideas where to host a demo app with live editor of the code?
You can use http://jsapp.us/ to run sample node code.
I am not familiar with Plunkr sorry but judging from the design goals that are on their front page you can user Heroku to achieve similar results (albeit in a slightly different way).
It's really easy, have a free option, and you push via git repository, so it is a no brainer to upload your code iterations to your instance, just commit and push your changes to whatever repository you use.
what is this? After cloning ServiceStack.Examples from GitHub down to my local drive, I thought the root of ServiceStack.Examples was all it, meaning that was all the examples but then we have this repeated "ServiceStack.Examples" folder within the root also, can someone explain what is going on here? It's not making any sense in terms of organization and what is what.
As mentioned in this previous answer, ServiceStack.Examples was the first public example demo created for ServiceStack. Many years ago it was the only example in the project, we then started adding different standalone demos and so ServiceStack.Examples got pushed into its own folder.
Now instead of creating more stand-alone demos in SS.Examples we instead prefer to develop small, use-case focused examples as seen in ServiceStack.UseCases.
I want to start a new project using tower.js, I did some research and I think it's very cool, but after I installed it and tried to generate a new project using tower new app I got this: Cookbook [app] not found. I know that tower changed the way the generators work and now are built from cookbooks, but I'm not really an expert on this kind of stuff, so I would like to get some recommendations about how to generate a new project?
Thanks in advance!
As mentioned in another answer, Github is the best place to resolve issues and ask questions. We're not on the IRC either.
We've been currently putting a lot of effort into the client-side of things. Thus, the cookbooks aren't finished (the same goes for the new cookbook). We'll be bringing those pieces to standard very soon.
We started using the kohana project template from synapses studio :
https://github.com/synapsestudios/kohana-projecttemplate
It's great but the problem is that there is no real documentation for it and I haven't been able to find a good tutorial about it. Basically you need to read every modules' documentation to get an overview of it, quite a pain and complicated to accomplish.
I think what is missing here is a get-started tutorial....
Would someone know where to find info on how to start with it, like configuring the database and htaccesses etc, or maybe be able to write a simple tutorial on the first steps to get started?
Actually after some searching I found this :
https://github.com/patricksebastien/kohana-3.2-example
This approach is a little different than the synapses studio, but it's great anyway!
Simple, self-explanatory, and already implementing i18n and Authentication, installed in 2 minutes!