Can anyone help to find some best tutorials for Feathers JS. I have already gone thriugh their official documentations. But still is not able to completely follow their documentation. I was searching for some tutorials then. I found one in Udemy but it is of Espaniol. So please let me know if any tutorials or online courses available for Feathers JS.
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The awesome FeathersJS site and feathersresources.dev have a large number of links to examples, tutorials and more. There are also many ways to get help including the Slack channel to ask questions.
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My team will soon be using Read the Docs to deploy a user guide. We'd like to include a page for discussion or questions about the project. Is that possible on Read the Docs? If not, any suggestions for alternatives would be greatly appreciated.
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I've been working on doing things like Codeacademy, trying to do minor projects on my own like designing a website, and also searching around the web for simple projects to work on to gain more experience. The issue has been that I'm having a hard time finding a good curriculum to follow in terms of learning what I need to learn in order to perform well when working in the development of websites or apps. Do any of you have any tips on any websites I could follow a set guide or anything of that nature to help me better my work? Most of them teach you the start of it and after that they say you have to pay or you have to sign up for a course to continue.
I understand what you're going through as I was in your shoes an year back. I would suggest you to follow the tutorial series of Python and then Django by Corey Schafer on YouTube. They are completely free and highly informative. You may start with Python beginners tutorial if you're completely unfamiliar with Python. After this, you can follow the Django series in which you'll learn to build a blogging website. As you said that you've been doing minor projects on your own so there won't be much difficulty in understanding the HTML and CSS used for the front end.
Here's the link to the YouTube channel I mentioned-
https://www.youtube.com/user/schafer5
I hope that this gives you an edge in your learning process.
Good luck mate!
I highly recommend you Udemy, which is a perfect collection for learning all sorts of technical studies. I learned Android programming, .NET, and Unity 3D from Udemy, and really it is helpful.
You may need to purchase the courses, maybe $10-15. But it is worth a shot.
I have been searching the Internet for hours and I still have no idea what it is or what to do - I was assigned this task by my boss.
Please somebody just give me a step-by-step guide on what to do. I can look up the individual steps on my own; I just need to know the process.
And please don't post links; I have been doing that for the past hour and I just need someone to give me a brief outline (kind of like what Wikihow or eHow does).
Thank you.
If your application is all in HTML, you can use a framework such as Apache Cordova (formerly known as PhoneGap) to package it into an Android app.
There are instructions on the official website on how to do that: http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/3.5.0/guide_platforms_android_index.md.html#Android%20Platform%20Guide
I see this question Estimote: detecting multiple beacons with ESTBeaconRegion and startRangingBeaconsInRegion?
and it seems people have figured this out but it crashes my app. Is there an example of the array created and in use. If anyone could provide this bit of code i am sure many people would appreciate it.
This is Wojtek Boroiwcz, I'm a community evangelist at Estimote.
Please refer to this thread on our community portal: https://community.estimote.com/hc/communities/public/questions/200966066-How-detect-multiple-beacons-iOS?locale=en-us It's explained in detail and with code examples. Hope that helps.
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Hey I recently heard about Django, and will hopefully be moving on to learn an HTML type platform. I am currently learning python 3 and wanted to know if Django, especially recent editions, are the "best" ( sorry about the arbitrariness of that).
Plus I was hoping to know any good books / tutorials for django or any other that you believe is more vesitile, easy, etc. Most books don't seem to be up to date on Django as there have apparently been big changes from 1.0 to 1.1 and another leap on 1.3, from what I've read.
Thanks a lot!
As Peter said, Django doesn't support python 3 (which isn't really a big deal and you shouldn't worry about it)
Check out the starter Django Tutorial - see if you understand what's going on (Do all of it!)
If you want to just "make a website" I would recommend learning to build raw HTML/CSS websites before jumping into django which is a web framework.
Python is a joy to learn - it sounds like you are jumping into that world. I would work with the basic tutorial - Read through Model View Controller architecture - and see if it clicks with you.
I can share my experience with you as I have recently learned Django.
Instead of following any book you should try to use the Django documentation and also dont be afraid to look at the source code, it will help you to understand how things are working behind the scene.