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I am very new to web development and I have started development using node.js.
For my application i need to debug code both of my javascript and nodejs c++ implementation code. I tried Visual Studio 2010. It worked good for c++ debugging part but i failed to breakpoint on javascript code. I then searched the forums and found node-inspector. It worked beautifully on javascript part but could not dive into c++ code. All this took me one long day.
Is there a way or a debugger that i can use ?
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I have a csv file that I want to process in my cordova app. I know how to find and open files, but no idea how to read the file and parse the content as csv. My research on the web did not bring any result so far. Is there a solution?
Spent two seconds on Google with "javascript parse csv" to find: http://papaparse.com
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Are there any code standards/style guide checkers for JavaScript?
Basically, the equivalent of PHP_CodeSniffer, but for JavaScript.
There is an open source one called jscs, no experience with it though:
https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs
It offers NPM (node.js) and Grunt packages for download.
Google JSLint, JSHint. Those are somewhat subjective though, especially JSLint.
Personally, I would recommend JSHint because it's community maintained. Also it has node.js-based CLI tools for code validation.
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Hello everyone im trying to create a webcam broadcast via a server and i was wondering if there is a free away to do so maybe html5 or something and it doesn't have to support all browsers just chrome is sufficient.
I have tried ustream but the delay was incredibly long.
Thanks in advance.
You can have a look at WebRTC: everything is explained in this article. However there are considerations to be aware of about WebRTC and broadcasting notions. Look here and here.
Other than that you can use flash with either Flash Media Server or Wowza Media Server but it is not an immediate implementation and is paid otpion.
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I am a seasoned web developer (XHTML/CSS/JavaScript/X-Browser), and have just installed Fedora 15. Fedora is on the bleeding edge, and ships with Gnome 3 / Gnome Shell as the default desktop. I know Gnome3, Gtk3, Mutter, and Gnome Shell use web technologies for their theming and extensions. Is there a good editor/IDE for developing and testing these themes/extensions? I am currently working on a suite of Rubles in Eclipse/Aptana for this purpose, but I would like to save some time if anyone knows any better tools.
Gtk3 uses a web alike technology that looks like CSS but is not.
And no, at the moment Gtk3 does not have any tools and not even an documentation for it's theming layer.
It's all done trial and error by cloning another theme and playing with it.
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After reading
http://www.pragprog.com/magazines/2010-03/javascript-its-not-just-for-browsers-any-more
I'm wondering which is the best IDE to develop server-side javascript applications?
I want a nice development environment with commonjs and node etc. Preferably windows but anything is interesting really. Is there any IDE with some nifty refactoring tools, maybe some intellisense-like function, etc etc.. Or is it notepad++ ftw?
I use Aptana 1.5 its very similar to eclipse which I use # my work every day