I need to do a build with Kendo Angular 2 components. Locally I do the command line login as specified in the installation guide http://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/getting-started/#installation.
Any suggestions on how to do the same on a build machine?
Thank you.
There is similar question to this issue - https://github.com/telerik/kendo-angular/issues/188. Maybe you can raise your question there too.
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I am trying build an application that can run offline and online too. If the application is offline it must run with minimum functionality and if it get an internet it automatically push data online Any references or tutorials would be appreciated.
any references that can help me to achieve this.
Yes, surely that's possible and you already mentioned the tools: node.js and electron are suitable. Most electron apps do that (whatsapp and joplin directly come to my mind).
You can look in the source of those already available apps, but it might be difficult. I would start with the tutorial of electron and search for the features as "check internet connectivity" (i.e. here on stackoverflow)
Your question is a bit to broadly stated to help in detail.
Yes, surely that's possible. you can use the node.js and electronJs with Angular are suitable.
For Angular and NodeJs refer the below document:
Build a Basic CRUD App with Angular and Node
For ElectronJs refer the below demo project:
Electron Samples
Best luck !!
I am using Shopware 6. I am creating the module which dispaly component ( Grid ) in back-end.
When building the administration via the command ./psh.phar administration:build it said that no such file directory so can anyone help me to move forward ?
Thanks in advance.
Do you use the development-template from github?
https://github.com/shopware/development
When using the installer, you won't be able to build the administration, you need to use the development template to create plugins, not the installer.
If you are using the production template, just run bin/build-administration.sh instead
I am using grunt to build my application, I want to use different configurations when the application is being run from built version and when I run it as a developer using simply nw.
Is there any such option which helps distinguish this behaviour?
You will need to set the desired configuration IN the processed source. There are many ways to accomplish this. Check out this blog post for some ideas http://addyosmani.com/blog/environment-specific-builds-with-grunt-gulp-or-broccoli/
I'm looking to do some learning with node.js, but I'm having difficulty getting the basic environment setup correctly. I was hoping someone could point me toward a prebuilt stack like WAMP or at least some thorough instructions on building one.
I'll looking for node.js with mysql (or similar sql implementation), I don't need anything more than a learning environment, so things like security are not currently a concern. If I get php on the same stack, that's an optional bonus.
I have some experience with servers and the command line, but I'm not an expert.
you can use this software its for windows only http://winginx.com/en/ it has nodejs and mongoDB
For learning Node Js ,
As i see you in windows , i would recommend you to go through these steps
Step 1 ,
Download and Install the latest version of Sublime Text 3.Please use the latest version only#Build 3065
Step 2 ,
Set Sublime text to use it in command line #"subl / subl.exe"
Step 3 ,
Download Cygwin So that you can use Linux Commands on windows
Step 4 ,
Watch this video(https://www.youtube.com/embed/hh-V6el8Oxk)as it will help you to install cygwin , download important packages , and set it to the path of environment variables
Step 5 ,
Download Node.js
Step 6 ,
Watch an Introduction by Ryan Dahl , the nodejs creator
Step 7 ,
Watch this Video Tutorial Playlist for learning Node . Please note that in this tutorial he is helping on how to install node.js on linux , windows and mac each respectively but gonna use mac for teaching and
will use emacs editor (emacs) or Vim editor (vim) but as you on windows
you would be using Sublime Text 3 (subl) on the command line !
I Hope thats help , lil tough to see from outside but actually not #personal experience
Else , If you like my guidance , please vote me , thanks !
The solutions like WAMP, XAMPP, ... have been created to simplify the configuration activity of a full stack Web Server (install and Configure Apache from Scratch is not an easy task).
Setting up a nodejs web server is so easy that nobody felt the need of creating full-stack solutions.
So my advice is to start from the easiest tutorial you find online: I found very useful this one http://cwbuecheler.com/web/tutorials/2013/node-express-mongo/ which illustrates the steps to build a web server with nodejs+Express+mongodb.
And yes, I suggest you to work with mongodb unless you need a db for a strong relational model.
I have an application with two html files:
app/page1.html
app/page2.html
These pages share dependencies, i.e -jquery / plugins and I want to use the "steal build" script to build them efficiently.
I found some examples and questions that describe this issue and give examples on multiple apps, but didn't give a solution for this problem.
But when I try to build with this line for example I'm getting errors:
js steal/buildjs app/page1.html app/page2.html -to app
Anyone had experience with this scenario?
Thanks,
Shai
A good soul (asavoy) created a pull request that deals with this issue, apparently it was a bug in the new version:
https://github.com/jupiterjs/steal/pull/83
I'll post an update once I'll test it out myself.