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For the plain Html/Javascript project such as elasticsearch/kibana project (https://github.com/elasticsearch/kibana). In order to deploy the project, a developer and run command grunt build to generate a dist folder which including all Html/Javascript/Css and can be deployed to Tomcat.
But if the project is under development stage, for example, after updating a JavaScript/Html/Css file, it is time-consuming to re-run grunt build to generate a dist and redeployed to Tomcat. My question is how to develop the project effectively to check the updated JavaScript/Html/Css file in browser. Thanks.
In my case, it is not limited to the Tomcat during the develop/debug process, just take Tomcat as an example. Is there a development mode can accelerate the develop and debug process?
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I can't initialize the npm package in Notepad++. I don't know how to do it, because in every video the Youtubers initialize them with the program's terminal, but I think Notepad++ doesn't have a terminal or if it does I can't find it. Can anyone help me please, cause I can't finish my Login system if I don't have that package? Or should I use another program for example Visual Studio? What's the best HTML development program?
Open Terminal or Command Prompt if you are using windows.
go to the folder where your project is using cd command.
Install npm's you need.
The terminal in any code editor is same as operating system terminal.
I will suggest to use VS Code for learning as most tutorials will be using that.
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I have created React apps.when I try to build react project using "npm run build" command from terminal,it takes more than 15 minutes to build project.Can any one advise what is the actual problem of this ???
It creates build for production, so it invoke some optimizations
If you want build your app faster you can build with development enviroment without optimizations
For this you can change mode parameter on mode: 'development' in your webpack config
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I know dist folder is used for production, distribution and what it should contain.
What i want to know is, when is the best time to use it? in what kind of work environment/project requirement i should use dist folder? like Heroku, what are the other platforms where i can deploy an app without dist and the platforms where i can't deploy without it (if there is any)?
I'm new to this, if someone can clearify the process would be very much helpful.
The dist folder is for production website it's not necessary to have it. It will contain for example your image, css, script, vendor folder ready for production (minified and concatenated).
You can check on google for this. Type "how to deploy a production React app to Heroku" for example.
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Hi I am Angular developer and want to start developing ionic App.
I found some links here link1 link2
So could anyone suggest that how to start with Ionic learning(step by step) with development with best practices as well. I am familiar with Angular(5) and node(v10.0.0).
Thanks in Advance.
If you have knowledge on Angular 2+, then you can easily learn ionic. It is almost same as Angular.
To get started with IONIC Framework, You can simply visit the Official Site.
Just install nodeJS and run npm install -g ionic to install the ionic dependencies globally and create a IONIC project by using ionic start ProjectName Option
Option can be blank, tabs and some others.
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I have gone thru the intern-tutorial which is a very simple unit test case. However, it's not clear to me if the directory structure can be different and how flexible intern's configuration can be to accommodate it.
I'd like to find a tutorial that showed the v1.1 intern locations expected... which locations are mandatory and which can be modified and how that impacts the config file (intern.js) settings. What is the directory structure intern expects for a project and what is changeable, such as when you have multiple packages even.
In particular I'd like to see the relative location relationships of the:
web root
intern dir
intern.js config file
unit-test files
dojo/dijig/dojox/etc package location
modules in a package
Please show how placement relates to the configuration settings if possible.
As of Intern 1.1, the only thing that is mandatory is that Intern be installed as an npm dependency of the root project being tested. There are no relationships to any of the things you asked about, except that everything needs to be within the project’s root directory.