I just wanted to know is there any option to have two separate environment one is for production and another one for testing in parse.
I came to know that we need to create another app and import the data, from the below link
https://parse.com/questions/staging-and-production-environments.
Is this the same till now?
Any help appreciated.
I see a clone option when clicking on the settings icon on https://www.parse.com/apps. Is this what you are looking for?
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I have a website that creates from Laravel. I want to do some customization to that.
Can I edit directly from my server or need anysoftwair or anything else
I need help editing it. How can I do it?
Thank you
You can edit the files directly on your server using any text editor available to you, however, it's not advisable to make changes directly on a live/production environment. What happens if/when you make a mistake or a change has a negative effect (e.g. on performance), how will you revert those changes efficiently and swiftly, and how will you know which file(s) are causing any issue(s)?
Instead create a local environment to make and test your changes, ideally then deploy those changes to a remote staging/development environment for further testing before deploying to your live/production environment.
Often during development designs get updated and we want to avoid this. Interesting how other people freeze figma version and whether it's possible. We need somekind of snapshot link which can't be changed neither by designers nor by developers.
when you give the link, you have the options to set the permission. change permisiion to view only for other users that see your screens created in Figma.
Currently, there is no such way to share the file version wise. What I do in this situation, export the Figma document & rename it something like "app_design_v1.0_02_feb.fig".
And then share the file with devs and other stakeholders. Telling them to import the file on their own.
Another solution is to use "Pages". Though it's not very handy for large design projects. You can name your pages as "app_design_v1","app_design_v2" etc. So that everyone knows what they have on which version.
my xcode project after one month developing unexpectedly has been removed ,because of a silly mistake ,unfortunately i don't have any backup!
everything i have is an archived file : myprojectname.xcarchive
is there any way to de-compile it extract some of classes or codes?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Normally this is not possible because the archive does not contain your app's source code. You can look inside a xcarchive simply by control-clicking it in the Finder and choosing “Show Package Contents”.
Not sure if this is going to help, but I am going to give a try!!
Please correct me if I am wrong, since I am new to iOS development.
You can first generate IPA out of the xcarchive using a developer profile and install it in a device. Then you can run the safari simulator to check the resource files used in the application. Though you cannot import all the resource files from there, this may help you avoid the unnecessary need to write everything from the scratch. (It will save you a lot of pain).
I would like to know how to change Oracle Access Manager's Login page.
I don't want to build a new custom page but only change a few UI components to the default Oracle page (like images and CSS).
The "login page" I'm talking about is: console/login/LoginForm.jsp, but I cannot find it on my server, does any one know where I can find this LoginForm.jsp??
I'm actually looking for the login/LoginForm.jsp in this Oracle documentation.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
**Please note that I cannot install any additional programs on that server
You don't need to install any additional software on the server, you just need to be able to copy a WAR file to the console extension directory.
You can build the WAR anywhere, that doesn't have to be done on the server. Expand the look and feel template, which will give you the login/login.jsp file you were looking for, make your changes, build the archive and deploy to your server.
Good luck!
I'm currently working on some R&D for improving the process and practice that we approach development.
As a first iteration something I'd like to do is develop an easy way to set up a project e.g. Run an ant script that will, when provided with a project name etc,
Copy a template in svn
Create a database (if needed)
Automatically update the connection strings in config/properties files
Create an instance of trac
Email the user with all this information
I'm fine with the first 4 but I'm struggling to get a good process together for setting up Trac.
I've done it manually before but found it incredibily difficult.
Does anyone know of such a set up script or have any tips on doing this?
Cheers,
Rob
Have you looked at bitnami?
See the Trac bitnami bundle for example