Is anyone aware of the similar framework based on JavaFX?
I was looking through the JavaFX API. Searched the web for third-party library that offers similar functionality, but failed to find anything remotely similar to the EditorKit...
There is HTMLEditor for HTML editing, if needed. By default JFX doesn't provide anything similar.
RFE : javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-30318
Question from developer : "what is missing from what we offer presently?" you (and anybody who wants) can comment on it in the issue. It is closed as not an issue for now, as, there not enough info about needs of such extensions.
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Recently I have create a fullstack bloging website here. For writing blog I used react-quill because its extensible architecture and an expressive API, I can completely customize it to fulfill my needs. But Now I feeling that I need something which can handle markdown and LaTeX also. I was wondering is there any library which can handle both or at least LaTeX one with an expressive API?
And one more question, How stackoverflow give preview system(live preview of our markdown/LaTex code) when we ask a question? Because it's a really an important functionality when you writing a blog. It will be great help if anyone let me informed anything related with this.
I found react-latex and react-markdown to handle markdown and LaTex seperately. But still hanging on how to setup preview functionality. Any idea will be appreciated.
Input the text to react-markdown and preview the output in a div element.
You can check the source code of some open-source online markdown editor. They support latex also.
Reference:
stackedit
I am creating an application which further down the line, will allow users to create plugins for it. I am new in regards of plugin development and do not know how to properly search for examples of this.
As it is this is far too broad -- there's no actual question to it, only a statement. If you'd like a useful answer try editing to include a question which we can attempt to answer.
Here's a couple open-source Electron-based projects that support plugins which should help you get started, or at least give you an idea what to look around for/start building:
a game editor
electron-updater
I've seen the layout in the following link a few times now, and they all look very similar. Is this a template or a framework that people are using? The reason I ask is that I am looking to build simple web apps but do not have a knack for the design aspect of it.
Link 1
The most likely used framework is Bootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/
You may find some alternatives here: http://modernweb.com/2014/02/17/8-bootstrap-alternatives/
I have to design a mobile application as my mini project. I cannot find the documentation of javax.microedition in my java folder. I tried searching it online, but all the websites have vague information. I need proper details of this package. Where can I find it?
tried searching it online, but all the websites have vague information
Did you try different search engines? I always switch to alternative engine when I feel that one I usually prefer doesn't do the trick.
Don't know if your case but to me results of search for "javax.microedition package" were totally different depending on engine. While one engine ("good") gave me a needed link at the top of the very first page, another had it buried at 7th page ("bad", really bad).
Anyway, there's pretty detailed and accurate answer at SDN Mobility Reference FAQ - J2ME Package Listing:
Question
What package names are defined in the J2ME environment?
Answer
The J2ME environment introduces a number of Java packages. These are almost exclusively placed into the package javax.microedition. The few exceptions are technologies that could be used in one or more other editions of the Java platform as well. For example, because you might use Bluetooth technology in either J2ME or J2SE, the Java APIs for Bluetooth specification (JSR 82) uses the package names javax.bluetooth and javax.obex.
The table shows the package names specified by the J2ME JSRs, as defined by the Java Community Process (JCP). It includes...
...continue reading at above link if you're interested in more details
Snaps is a (rather new) web framework growing out of the Eclipse Virgo community that (will) allow dynamic, componentized web UIs by exploiting the OSGi infrastructure. Apparently it is the heir of "Slices", the previous attempt at this.
What I am wondering is whether there is any work ongoing in looking at how JSF (2) can be combined with such an approach? Is this at all possible? If so, is there any concrete work ongoing?
There is no work going on looking at JSF specifically or any other Web framework for that matter. Snaps aims to give you the dynamic runtime ability to compose your web app without restricting your choice of web framework in any way. It definitely doesn't aim to be another web framework.
I know some people have had JSF running on Virgo so I don't see any reason that you can't use it with snaps although I haven't tried it so I can't say for certain. If you do find a problem raise a bug on the Virgo project :)
Chris.
In case you're still interested:
At the Virgo formus I know there is some guy who does have it running with FancyFaces.
If you might have found another solution, would be glad to hear.
Grts