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The title speaks for itself. We use OpenGL to render realistic images, but what if we weren't able to connect to a graphical user interface?
Have a look at LibAA it should do what you want. Hopefully ;)
Written in JavaScript (Node.js) with both CLI and API: https://github.com/IonicaBizau/image-to-ascii
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I am trying to interact (i.e. clicking buttons within app, taking keyboard input and typing for me, etc.) with the Cisco AnyConnect Client, specifically.
However, I would like to know if there is way that is viable with Python 3 to interact with any other Mac applications.
I was able to do this using PyAutoGUI like #Mark Setchell stated
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I'm looking for a tool like wsimport for node.js, with which I can autogenerate service/client from wsdl.
You can use soap package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/soap)
The client part has a method describe. You can use the return of this method to easy generate (via templating) your skeletons for client and server
see https://github.com/benerone/soapStub
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I'm a novice web developer without a formal CS background. I recently learned Node.js and was wondering if anyone knows any projects that are simple enough for beginners.
Thank you.
I like to point beginners to http://nodeschool.io/.
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I looking for a provider, where I can host my Node.js web site(s). I know there are a lot, but I would like to know which you can recommend, I would like to have the possebility to install packages like Handlebars,express, capchas and so on and they should always use the lastest node.js?
I would definitely recommend Heroku, it is free to use for small apps, and has everything you need as modules. Never had a problem, and the documentation is awesome. It has a neat interface too.
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Agile processes proponent Bob Martin often mentions in podcasts a tool that sounds like "Fitness". It is hard to search for this tool if you don't know how it is spelled. How is it spelled?
FitNesse
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The fully integrated standalone wiki, and acceptance testing framework.
http://fitnesse.org/