You can achieve that by using browserify-shim. Assuming that you’ve got a module named mymodule.js that depends on jQuery in the global scope with the following contents: var $ = require(‘jQuery’); console.log(typeof $); Install browserify-shim: npm install browserify-shim –save-dev In package.json file, tell browserify to use browserify-shim as a transform: { “browserify”: { “transform”: [ … Read more
Xcode 4 supports git natively (Developer Tools State of the Union Address at WWDC 2010) Learn more here: What’s new in Xcode 4 The documentation from Apple is lengthy, but a good read.
I’d say that what you’ve there is the best you can get, provided that you’re absolutely positive that the HTML element’s nature is so unique that you absolutely need to select it by an ID, every time again. If the HTML representation is not that unique (I can imagine that a Facelets template or include … Read more
Thanks guys, works like a charm, to wrap this up a complete solution, that works well for me (tested with beta6). Without too much boilerplate code. The only thing I did not get to work are really dynamically added elements via *ngFor depending on a component variable. See dynamic elements in the template. Maybe one … Read more
QUESTION-1: For getting permission to access r_fullprofile, you will have to apply to become a member of a relevant Partner Program. Apply for partner status with LinkedIn, explaining what your integration is and how it works. If it meets the criteria of “we feel that they’re providing value to members, developers and LinkedIn,” then r_fullprofile … Read more
Interfacing Python with C/C++ is not an easy task. Here I copy/paste a previous answer on a previous question for the different methods to write a python extension. Featuring Boost.Python, SWIG, Pybindgen… You can write an extension yourself in C or C++ with the Python C-API. In a word: don’t do that except for learning … Read more
Why not use Jython? The only downside I can immediately think of is if your library uses CPython native extensions. EDIT: If you can use Jython now but think you may have problems with a later version of the library, I suggest you try to isolate the library from your app (e.g. some sort of … Read more
All you need is to make an ajax request to your pythoncode. You can do this with jquery http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/, or use just javascript $.ajax({ type: “POST”, url: “~/pythoncode.py”, data: { param: text} }).done(function( o ) { // do something });
@ManagedBean vs @Controller First of all, you should choose one framework to manage your beans. You should choose either JSF or Spring (or CDI) to manage your beans. Whilst the following works, it is fundamentally wrong: @ManagedBean // JSF-managed. @Controller // Spring-managed. public class BadBean {} You end up with two completely separate instances of … Read more