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I got a weird question while I'm about to deploy my node.js code. like we create a build version for angular, do i need to generate build version before deploying?(minifying js etc.,). First time deploying node.js, please help! Thanks in advance!
No, you don’t need that
Minifying is used to decrease the amount of traffic, served to users. You don’t need this for a server-side code.
As an analogy, you can ask yourself "Do you minify your php or ruby code?"
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first of all let me tell you that im sorry for my bad english.
i'm working on a project(HTML5,JS,CSS3) and i have to import excel file to a table of HTML.So if u can give me some help ill appreciate that .ty anyway
To do this you need a server side library, however you must not install MS Office on a server. If you look at the Stack Overflow answer from Ian here it recommends a number of products that you can use.
What server side technology and language do you use? Node,ASP.NET? Every language has its own libraries for this job.
If However you prefer not to do it via the server then you can use the FileReader API and this post.
http://codetheory.in/parse-read-excel-files-xls-xlsx-javascript/
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There is a huge list of languages that compile to JS
https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/List-of-languages-that-compile-to-JS
the question is: why? for what purpose?
just to avoid programming in pure JavaScript
Because there are javascript interpreters on nearly every consumer device/computer/browser out there. If you make a new language, you normally have to compile it to machine code or ensure that users have your language runtime installed.
Compile-to-JS languages sidestep this by compiling down to a language that already has the capability of running on billions of machines. This means that day-one someone can code in your language, and have it runnable almost anywhere.
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Node.js seems opened up a lot of possibilities on event driven paradigm. I'm curious if there's any effort on porting node.js to embedded o/s such as uc/os? JavaScript syntax would be much more expressive than c when it comes to event driven programming, and I wonder if this actually justify the performance difference?
Any opposing thoughts are welcome too.
At least we have a nodejs package in Buildroot (http://www.buildroot.org), which means that people have been running it in embedded environments.
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I'm opening this question because I need some opinions about AngularJS and user authentication...
So, actually I'm using angular on the client side and Zend on the server side. The server side authentication process is working well..
However, on the client side (I already have some code written) I would like to know what you do you think that are the best practices to do it? I mean some code examples (if it is possible)
Thank you in advance.
You should checkout the angular-app sample app. It has a good security model.
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I am going to start developing a web based application which will work like CMS. I intend to use Entity Frame Work to build my application's DAL.
I don't know what is the best pattern which I should use to build this kind of application. I also don't know about EF patterns which are considered as a best practices in world wide.
Please let me know where to start and what should be implemented to develop this application.
Start with these:
Basic Entity Framework Architecture Choices
Example of the using Entity Framework in ASP.NET MVC