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I have just started working with React Native and was hoping there was an equivalent IDE like Nuclide or Deco for the Windows OS. I have been working in Notepad++ but am a little dissatisfied because of no autocomplete of my code or color coordinated methods.
try webstorm (since you dont specify if you want a free IDE)
I am currently using Atom with Nuclide on Windows 10 and after some tweaking it is working great. I highly recommend it if you want to stick with Windows.
https://nuclide.io/docs/editor/setup/#windows
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Hey I'm learning ReactJs these days. As a starter, I don't know which extensions might be useful. I'm working on VS Code. By default its giving me these types of syntax errors:
Can someone recommend me some useful extensions for React on VS Code?
To get started I can recommend these packages:
React-Native/React/Redux snippets for es6/es7
Prettier - Code formatter
ESLint
Debugger for Chrome
And use React Developer Tools in Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-developer-tools/fmkadmapgofadopljbjfkapdkoienihi
You have multiple return statements. Should be:
render() {
return (<div>content</div>)
}
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So, there are just a few Js plugins to read a barcode in browser windows from a smartphone.
I have tried:
https://serratus.github.io/quaggaJS/
http://atandrastoth.co.uk/main/pages/plugins/webcodecamjs/
https://dwa012.github.io/html5-qrcode/
https://webqr.com/
I got the camera work for QuaggaJs, but i cannot run the scanner.
So is there anyone using a working Barcode reader plugin, who can point me in the right direction?
I need to read the code live with my phone, in my browser.
To other peoples searching for something like this.
I found this: https://github.com/zxing/zxing/wiki/Scanning-From-Web-Pages
You need to have a app installed, and invoke it from your website.
I guess it will be the closest i´ll come...
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I wanted to know:
Softwares that can do this.
Technology needed to do this.
Any particular languages that would make this easier.
Edit: Answered the question with some tools etc that would help anyone else looking for something similar.
You can try using ghost inspector
https://ghostinspector.com/
I think this can handle your requirement
it has option to build tests with google chrome plugin with which you can do the steps once and then it can repeat the same automatically and has several more features
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I'm searching for a library that allows to emulate Typed Arrays in older JS engines.
At the very least, I would like to support IE8 (because of WinXP) and Android 2.x (because of fragmentation of Android devices which wont likely to get upgraded)
Yes, performance would be an issue, but, as it said, "make it work, then make it work fast.."
Single codebase is more important to me right now.
I believe this is what you're looking for: http://www.calormen.com/polyfill/typedarray.js
It's a polyfill made by Linden Research. I found it via this page. It's quite old, though (2010).
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I am developing with GWT and need to decomrpess some data.
I can't find any good library in JS or in Java that would compile with GWT.
A quick google search turns up this implementation of zlib in pure Java.
This page suggests that JSmol is using JZlib in javascript by using Java2Script.