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Once i created a build from my project i decided to take a look at the JS file produced in the build process and i found uglified code that i couldn't understand but at the first glimpse it seems that there is much code added by React that will work in the browser!
Now i am confused about what is the part of React that works in the browser, is the whole library added to the build file or certain functions from React + my code??
I understand that JSX part need to be compiled to work in the browser but what about other react functions, how they looks like after build?? how are they used by the browser??
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We need to create this table that filters information based on the contact information using Vue 2, I have no idea how to even set this up. I assume to start, we go over to Visual Studio code and start an HTML file?! What are the other files here, I assume we would also need a .json file? It looks like to install vue 2 we just throw in the script tag somewhere?
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Sorry for the noob questions but I can't figure this particular case out. I want to try out https://github.com/albertobeta/AffectiveSlider. So decided to import the project into Eclipse.
Q1) In general how and where can I open and run thing GitHub project?
Q2) I tried importing the project in Eclipse but could not run anything or any file JS file to run.
I would suggest opening the project in VS Code using the live server extension. You can open the repo in VS Code start the live server and open the project in /code_implementations/html5.
I don't know about Eclipse so I cant help you there.
Took two minutes and I have it running.
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i just finish my first website using react and I gonna put in my server(hostgator), how can I build it?? thanks
if your project just front end code which just JavaScript, html, css. Not backend needed, you can simply put your build folder(npm run build) in your web hosting. Or simplest way to make your website available by using GitHub pages https://pages.github.com/
Did you create it with CRA? In this case just run npm run build and put in your server build folder by default.
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I look for the best way to hide the code of a solution built with Electron.
Any ideas?
To build the solution with Electron having asar files is not enough. I really need to hide the code so it should not be easy to retrieve.
There are some possibilities. Take a look at https://developers.google.com/closure/library/docs/closurebuilder. It produces a Java' compiled output content (.jar). Then, you can use a jar module for Node.JS in order to access the internal content (like https://www.npmjs.com/package/jarfile).
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Im just getting into app development and it seems that the style is to use an MVC style of coding where you have an app.js, controller.js, and service.js and etc. All codepens I see are always a single HTML file plus a single js file. What is the difference between these two styles? It seems like building putting them all in a single js file would be more convenient but why would someone go through the trouble of splitting up the code?
The short answer: Codepen is a sandbox for testing, not app development. Putting all your code in a single file may be convenient for a simple example, but once you have to scroll through thousands of lines of spaghetti code, you'll soon change your mind. Putting your code into separate files, or modules, is worth the trouble; you can always minify before moving to a production environment.