Hey, a new bite of my exploration of Emacs and Nyxt integration!
This time I show how to edit input forms shown in Nyxt with Emacs and how to go from Emacs to Nyxt to Emacs to ... for your custom workflows!
Hope you find this interesting :)
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as someone po na software/web developer yung ipupursue na career (currently 3rd year) ilalagay ko pa ba as experience sa resume ko yung nagojt ako as grpahic designer at nagpart-time ako na photo editor for 1 year? okay lang po ba yon? pag web dev ba need rin na kahit papaano may skills ka sa pag edit/layout? Thank you so much po!
Hello, I have found myself in situation, that I have enough free time to burn in some side project :).
I have always dreamed of creating web builder like wix for internal purpose and currently I have one in pure typescript, that is just awful to look at, but it gets the job done.
I would like to give it another try but in Angular.
I know it is lot to ask but does anyone have any idea how it could be done?.
I am capable of creating efficient parser that would convert output of Angular app into pure html but I am not sure how to "parse" external html into angular components.
Even if I would store output in angular like html and register the components dynamicaly like in the given example https://www.arka.com/blog/dynamically-generate-angular-components-from-external-html it still looks pretty limiting and rough.
I am open to any suggestions.
EDIT: The idea is rougly introduced in attached image
https://preview.redd.it/9xo6tzhrko571.png?width=1609&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a8ee73dbe6117feb2df6be5e2b5117d4fb3681a
Our angular app will create final code as shown in admin.html, I can send the code trough api to backend where it can be stored as raw output or parsed into some JSON as shown in data.json
My client side app will need a code like in client.latte which I can do pretty easily, but here is the main problem.
When i return to my angular app, I need to use stored generated html, json or anything else and dynamicaly create/register every component? Is it even possible to do?
Thanks in advance.
Laundry list of features:
- Fully native controls
- Support for Mobile & Web (even though Pub only says Mobile)
- Lots of customization, with extensibility and theming a large focus
- Nice and neat API with extensive documentation & examples
- UX improvements to elements like dropdowns and the editor itself
- Dark mode
- Lots of callbacks and methods to perform on-the-fly actions
- And more!
Caveats:
- Uses a webview, so it doesn't feel the most native on mobile. I've done my best to improve the UX though, and I'm open to suggestions!
This package has been available for a couple months now, but I didn't think of posting it here. There are some other WYSIWYG HTML editors available, but thought I'd put mine out there too in case anyone wanted a different feature set & support for Web.
Is there any vue component (preferably vue 3) for implementing code editor in the website?
https://preview.redd.it/u9wm4k1hiv571.png?width=980&format=png&auto=webp&s=5f58e4bd4be0efd8162c85c14dcde6b1c8302dca
I work in software and in my free time I hobby-code. I'm hyped for D2R and wanted to explore working on something related to the upcoming release. Currently my personal project is creating a modern web-based character editor (I love Hero Editor, but these days I'm on a mac).
Its pre-alpha if anything at this point, but I am accurately able to load a d2s file, read from the header, and even modify the bytes (which requires updating the checksum). The tool saves the file and is still readable in vanilla D2.
I personally want to use it as a playground to test character builds. For instance, the "mature" button was meant to level a particular character up to max, with all the appropriate pending skill/stat points so I could see what difference it would make and make sure I'm still on track.
Here is a screenshot of my current work-in-progress, really just curious if this is something people might be interested in. I was planning on adding as many bells and whistles as possible, but also curious on what the community is interested in. Let me know!
I have a somewhat old chromebook which can't run Arduino natively, and doesn't have Crostini (the Linux vm/container), so I hoped I can self-host the Arduino Web Editor on my beefy Ryzen Linux server that can have all the compilers (avr, arm) and arduino libraries.
So then I'd have my weakly Chromebook, which I bring everywhere with me, connect to the Arduino Web Editor, my server would keep all files, compile and link the projects, but then Chrome would flash the fresh firmware over WebUSB(?) or similar.
So the questions (start of discussion) are:
- will this kind of setup even work? with which microcontrolers
- is the Web Editor available for self-hosting?
I'm using the Book of Shaders Editor to learn to code .frag and .fsh shaders, and I wanted to implement a sampler2D to load an image. I'm not sure how to do this, though. Do I need to try a different editor? How exactly does samper2D and texture2D work? Can they be used in a web editor at all? How do I load the image in?
I'm sorry for just spamming questions, but I don't really understand the sampler2D at all, and a quick web search told me nothing on how to use it. I'd appreciate any help you can offer—when I asked on r/glsl I got nothing except a single downvote.
i tryed it but doesnt work.
here are my labtop specs maybe if thats a part of it
intel core i5 9300h
gtx 1650
16 gigabytes ddr4 ram.
i dont know why the web editor doesnt work for me, even with a flash emulator
Bike Race Web Editor here it is
hi, I need help figuring out why one of my plugins aren't showing up in lucky perms editor web or in the tree.
This is the plugin that isn't showing up: https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/1-9-1-16-custom-recipes-and-crafting-craftenhance.65058/
I tried reinstalling the lucky perms plugin but so far no luck
Hello everyone! I saw all the amazing art on this subreddit and wanted to put out this call. I’m working on writing an upcoming web serial called Diamond Hope Academy. I wanted to reach out to see if anyone would be interested in drawing a cover for the story and/or helping me edit it. I’ll put a synopsis of the story below, but if you have any questions, I’ll try to answer them. Thanks so much!
Brooke Canin is a weakling. Ibsen Egre is a coward. Savannah Serval is a failure. Gibbs Hylobat is a traitor. All four need to become a sentinel.
In a world powered by crystalline batteries, those who can produce their own crystals are considered superhuman. Of those super humans, only a handful become sentinels, the most powerful guardians of humanity.
Dark forces are growing. Mechanical warriors ravage towns. Criminals run around unchecked. And a mysterious group is gaining power. It’s up to Brooke and her friends to fight against this rising tide of despair. But first, they’ll need to attend Diamond Hope Academy.
Diamond Hope Academy is a science fantasy web serial featuring a cast of memorable, funny, and quirky characters. Come read a plot with a healthy mix of action, adventure, hijinks, comedy, and more!
Any suggestions? Looking for a library that we could use to develop something more akin to a Drag and Drop editor where something like the Title block is predefined and is edited/previewed live without a conversion to a rich text editor.
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