Unable to write R/Python code from our JS applicaiton [closed] - javascript

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I'm trying to integrate a code editor within our javascript application to execute R and Python code.
The ones we have used are just plain vanilla, i'm looking for a code-editor that can provide code highlighting etc and can display results back in another form

You can try this Markdown. More info here:
https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/

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I'm doing a project where I have to create a pdf of the complete content with javascript. I have used jspdf up to now but it throws me errors with <li> elements (alignment), so i need another possibility to work. I need to be able to give the full html content as a parameter. Thanks
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Exists a Atom Package that suggest functions and the expected parameters for PHP and JavaScript?
I guess you're looking for the 'atom-autocomplete-php' plugin for achieving autocompletion of tags and expected parameters in the ATOM editor.
You can install it from here atom-autocomplete-php
And similarly for javascript you atom-termjs
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Looking for javascript component with a syntax highlight [closed]

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There are some pretty good RTE HTML text editors(like jsredaktor, TinyMCE or FCK Editor), but I'm looking for html/javascript component, something like TEXTAREA but with a code syntax highlight.
Check out CodeMirror, I think by far the best available - http://codemirror.net/

Pure Javascript library for charts displaying [closed]

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I am looking for a pure Javascript chart library to embed in my Javascript client, as I need to display multiple variables in one single chart.
The library will be possibily embedded in a future product with commercial purposes, so the
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I suspect most web developers are familiar with the Flash-based page curling transition to turn pages? (Such as here)
Can this be implemented, in a good way, with just simple HTML+CSS+JS?
(or any other 'native' browser languages, like SVG?)
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