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I am fairly new to famo.us, I have gone through famo.us university tutorials. Now my question is how can we call rest api's in famo.us and bind data from Rest api to the surfaces. Is there any tutorial explaining this? I know there exists famo.us/Angular integration which helps in achieving MVC pattern pretty easily, but is it possible to achieve that using vanilla famo.us?
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Famo.us is primarily a rendering/animations framework, so you need to use an external library for that. Most people use jQuery for making Ajax-calls in famo.us. In the callback you can then simply, call the setContent function on the surface to update the content of the surface.
There is also a Utility function in famo.us (Utility.loadURL) which can load data from an URL, but it is very rudimentary.
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Hello guys I would like to use reactJS but it's not clear for me why do I have to use it, I already use Jquery and it works fine for me, I can use Java script and manipulate all the DOM the issue here is why? Why should i use it and what kind of things I can do with reactJS that I could not make with Jquery.
I hope you can give a hand or simple examples because I'm very confused thank you.
One of the biggest advantages is the component system for writing code. You can build all your html in blocks and then just import those blocks where you need them. You can also modify how those blocks are loaded using the component lifecycle for added control and optimisation.
These methods really help structure how you perceive information flow throughout your site.
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I want to make app like canva but i dont know where to start, i have good experience in html and css but a basic javascript.
I need to know what they use.
How to save html data to image like canva functions.
How they save the data and load it again.
I already try Html2canvas but problem in images limit.
You should use Javascript canvas libraries like Fabricjs
but i don't think that basic knowledge of javascript would be enough for such app you will have to improve your javascript skills to an at least intermediate level.
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From an experienced developer's perspective, is bad practice to create a web application using multiple JS frameworks ?
For example, if you start using AngularJS and if some tasks of the project can be done easier with JQuery, should you go for it, or try to make that part in Angular too ?
In my opinion, a framework should only be used if it's absolutly necessary. E.g if you do lots of DOM work, jQuery is the right one.
But, if you need a mvn framework, go for angular/backbone or something like this.
Tio many people today think that for each and every single problem, a framework is the best solution.
Sometimes, it could be the best solution to use 2 frameworks. E.g. jQuery + lodash.
So the answer is... It depends on the type of application you want to develop. My approach would be to allways ask whether the framework is really needed, or if you maybe just need a single function that you better could write on your own.
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I want to get the dates booked and price from the the airbnb page: https://www.airbnb.com.sg/rooms/2781352 under the "Calendar" tab of it.
I am quite newbie to this, and I want to python to do that, can I?
And what else should learn, javascript, PHP?
For extracting data from web pages, my first stop is Beautifulsoup. It is designed for just this purpose, and is excellent at it. Combine it with the great requests HTTP library (so much better and easier than urllib/urllib2/etc.) for getting the pages.
Both of these are Python modules, there is no need to learn any other programming languages to do it, although it greatly helps to have an understanding of HTML and DTDs (Document Type Definitions) for setting up paths.
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For my JavaScript framework I would like to use Sphinx. Since I am new in the Sphinx world I would like you people to help me out getting started with Sphinx and JavaScript.
I believe you're looking for Sphinx' JavaScript Domain feature.
Edit: From a quick glean at the documentation & tools, it doesn't look like you can use ReST inside your JavaScript. You'll either have to fish out the documentation from the comments, or keep it around in sidecar-files.
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Like you I want build docs for my own JS framework based on AngularJS.
And like oliverseal, I am built sphinx extension in native way for sphinx and ext.autodoc
sphinxcontrib-autoanysrc
It simple and clean, but does have ext.autodoc features for auto generation signatures and others, but it enough for me store reST docs of framework API in js files )
You can implement ext.autodoc features with sphinxcontrib-autoanysrc extension check out autoanysrc.JSAnalyzer