Hi All
I am doing my coding in J2ME (MIDlets)... can you guys tell me which platform should I choose... eclipse Europa or Eclipse-Galileo-MTJ .. which is better and Why?
Most of the times newer versions are better, especially in stable releases, Galileo is newer.
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As a newbie in System Modeler 4.1 I am interested in queuing systems and found the DESLib, especially the ArenaLib. Unfortunately DESLib 1.7 seems not to work within this environment (version problem?).
Does anyone know how to download, install and test DESLib?
regards
Volker
i'm running mavericks and want to remove Xcode 5.1.1 so i can use more powerful tools. I see that there are some bloatware programs out there for uninstalling Xcode 5.1.1 but none of them really seem credible. Please help!
A Mac application I can recommend (since I am using it myself) is CleanMyMac. It has several cleaning features and also the deinstallation of applications is possible.
It is paid, however there is a trial version and if you only need it once then that should work.
[Note: I do not have any relation with the product if people may doubt, I just like and recommend it since it really does what it should and fits your needs.]
Hope that helps :)
I've had good luck using this application for complete removal: http://www.appzapper.com/ (I'm not affiliated with them. It's just a good tool.)
My application requires a GUI, and I was thinking of using GTK+ because by far it is the best library for Graphical User Interface. When I looked at the GTK+ page and went to Language Bindings, I found the following:
If Ruby is a good language and has a lot of programmers, why doesn't Ruby support GTK+ 2.14 and newer versions?
Because bindings to a more recent versions hasn't been yet written ? ;-)
Ruby-GNOME project is probably the most known implementation, see status of Gtk2. They also provide bindings for Gtk3, version 3.4 .
The differences between 2.12 and 2.24 are relatively marginal, there is no point it should you keep back at writing Gtk2 UIs in Ruby. The project is very active, latest commits was done a day ago.
Btw. linking on Linux/BSD systems is done to the major version so it'll run regardless minor subversion is currently installed. If there is some very specific feature added in latest versions you can write binding yourself, it's very easy. However as you are just at learning stage I'd bet you'll ever get in such situation in the near future.
Does anyone have recommendations on a cross platform GUI Library for Ruby. I have looked at https://github.com/brixen/wxruby and it seems like its dead (the last code push is more than 2 years ago), but I need something on similar lines. The goal is to build a native app for Windows/OS X and Linux. My other option currently is to learn pascal and buy Delphi :(
I'd look into qtruby. It's actively developed, works on Windows, OSX and Linux and there even is an (old) ebook about it.
I will try:
http://shoesrb.com/
I'm wondering if anyone has any information or speculation as to when or if there will be a native windows version/port of Node.js.
There is an ongoing effort to provide a mingw port of Node.js. Version 0.3.6+ can be build that way.
However that is still experimental and anything but ready for more than quick and dirty development. Even in case this version matures, I suppose that it will always lag behind the *nix versions, mainly due to the fact that the event loop implementations that Node uses were originally written for those systems and APIs.
The windows version may become stable for development at some point in the future, but I hardly doubt it will ever be usable for production.
July 2011 Update:
#nodejs v0.5.1 is the first to ship with an official Windows executable. We're hoping to get some good feedback.
Microsoft has officially gotten involved with joyent in making node.js work natively on windows.
If one or two Windows C++ developers would put in the effort, then they could fill the gaps in the native Windows version and produce a node.js implementation that would be usable for production.
For now, there is a working Cygwin version and I don't know of any testing that shows it to be unsuitable for production. It certainly works fine (version 0.5.0pre) for development.
Have a look at:
http://www.rafaljonca.org/d/nodejs-windows
Which is based on the work of these guys here
http://node-js.prcn.co.cc/
Both good ways of getting node on windows if you dont have cygwin. However after many heartaches I found developing Node stuff on windows easiest by just using virtualbox with the ubuntu image.
Tnx
GT
I am strictly a Windows Dev and I have wanted to mess around with Node.js for quite a while.
It looks like Microsoft, Rackspace.com and the Node.js team are planning on working together port Node.js to Windows.
So, it's not hear yet but it should be soon. w00t!
The Official Node.js Blog
The first stable version has been released: Release details here.
Be sure to check for the latest version as the link above will go out of date.