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Can anyone can give me a very small framework example of how to impliment a c++ module in node.js?
The repository at https://github.com/kkaefer/node-cpp-modules contains many small examples with lots of comments that show you how to create a module. In addition, there's a presentation (use left/right arrow keys) that goes into detail about C++ modules.
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I have a very messy website with lots of images and unused CSS and JS-s that are just there making my website's performance lower is there some tool like lighthouse that could help me clean my folder from not used images and tell me which code lines are extra?
I think when you build the project, it automatically optimizes your app
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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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I've started making my own JavaScript libraries and want to share them so anyone can use them. Unfortunately I don't know any forums or sites I should publish my scripts on. Can you suggest me any of them? These libraries are not too big or relevant, but may come handy in some cases.
I think that the best site today is http://www.github.com.
After you can register your library at www.npmjs.com or bower.io
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I've files written in PHP that are using SYSV functions of Linux Systems. The functions that are used in the code being: msg_send, msg_receive and msg_get_queue. My team wants to have the same functionality written in Node.JS. The closest I was at: https://github.com/coderz/node-sysv-ipc. The above solution seems to be half baked. Is there any node module readily available that can be used to interact with SYSV message queues? Please help me out for the same.
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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?)
My preferred library is jQuery, but any working JavaScript solution would be acceptable.