I need to know about EPUB3 Reader Development. I Am using readium to develop epub3. Looks as if http://readium.org/ offers exactly what I am looking for; but I only find descriptions for the integration of Readium into different browsers.
I want to use Readium as a epub-reader within my content; does anyone know, how to do that?
Can you please suggest me what to do ?
Thanks in Advance.
What you are looking for is the Readium SDK: http://readium.org/projects/readium-sdk.
It is currently in development and therefore may or may not be useful to you at this stage... Most of the stuff is fairly stable, and developement is ongoing. You can find the SDK code here: https://github.com/readium/readium-sdk, and the different launcher repos here: https://github.com/readium/.
Good luck!
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I am planning to create a smartphone app for my website. I've searched everywhere, but it seems like all suggest to use apps, like andromo, appmaker, and more.
While I want to start from the bottom, it's harder not the important thing I can know what frameworks are needed so I become more free if I want to change or add style according to my will.
Like when creating a website, I prefer to organize HTML templates manually, than using CMS wordpress or others. So I think you guys have understood what I mean.
So, can I do that?
All the answers must be appreciated, and I thank you for that.
If you are looking for native android application development you need to develop it in Kotlin or java using Android SDK. There are some other languages can use also.
check this also:
https://www.androidauthority.com/develop-android-apps-languages-learn-391008/
I'm new to Service-Now, can anyone help me to find out what is ITSM and how Service-Now is related to it.
What is the best way to learn this tool so that it is easy to know and understand.
Service-Now started out as an Cloud ITSM Tool, now it contains much more and you can also create custom application on the Platform. But I would suggest you check out there Wiki and Community which is actually pretty good.
http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Get_Started
https://community.servicenow.com/welcome
ITSM is broad topic, it's about Incident, Change, Problem Management and a proper CMDB. You will find enough on the web. Like on Wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book:IT_Service_Management
I saw on the web that we can create any files, applications who run on the pc and so ruby doesn't limit only at the web.
I would like however check my impression, can we develop any applications for example in .exe with ruby ?
And if the answer is yes, how create an application (with or within framework) and are there any tutorials ?
Thank you in advance for your futures answers and if you have any questions, don't hesitate ! ;)
There are multiple ways to create an executable containing Ruby Code:
https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/categories/packaging_to_executables
Even with a GUI:
https://github.com/Shoes3/shoes3
But it depends what you want to achieve. The possibilities are very limited using pure Ruby. Using Html/JS with cross-platform frameworks will be more likely to compete with native applications.
I have been trying to find a way to use apache thrift in my Xamarin Forms app but I could not manage since thrift.dll needs System.Web.dll and there is no mono implementation for System.Web.dll. Do you know any workaround to achieve this?
Thanks..
In general, Thrift works fine with Mono, so that's not the issue. As you already found out, the problem starts where the limited capabilities of mobile devices' .NET framework implementations end. Regarding your specific problem: There is a Windows Phone 7.x project file around which has these dependencies:
Microsoft.Phone
Microsoft.Phone.Interop
System.Runtime.Serialization
System.Servicemodel.Web
System.Windows
system
System.Core
System.Xml
System.Net
The WinPhone7 *.csproj has of course limited capabilities, e.g. there is no server code available for some technical reasons. The compatibility mostly relies on SILVERLIGHT being defined, and yes, it may not be perfect, but works Good Enough™. You may try this one, see how far it supports your needs, and what changes need to be made (if any).
As of now, there are no Xamarin-specific things in the code, but you know, this is open source and we always appreciate pull requests or patches, especially valuable ones like this. If you think you could make a contribution, join the mailing list and/or the freenode #thrift IRC channel and ask for whatever support you need with this. We will be happy to help you.
I have recently started a new job in a company that depends heavily in an application developed with Apple Web Objects.
It happens that this company does not have a way to make automated tests whenever a new update is received, weather with bug fixes or new features.
We have no access to the code since it is a proprietary application.
My idea is to develop a suite of test cases to allow us to do regression testing through the GUI.
I have looked for tools for this, but could not find anything capable of "seeing" which components are in the GUI.
Before I arrived to the company, other people had already tried with HP LoadRunner with no success. I tried with AutoIt 3.0 just to check if it would recognize the fields, but also without success.
Anyone with experience testing such kind of application?
Which tools do you think that could fit for this purpose?
I appreciate your opinion.
Thank you!
Bruno
After some research I found a few good solutions for such problem. I came down to two solutions. Both of them are image based "which means it can "see" the user interface, just as the human eye does".
Proprietary solution
http://www.testplant.com/
Open source solution
httpp://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/sikuli
Hope this can help others in the future.