I am using Atlassian Crucible as a tool for code review workflow. It has a menu to create a review or snippet. What do we mean by snippet in context of code review?
Here is the snippet definition from atlassian confluence
Snippet Reviews are designed to be lightweight ad-hoc code reviews.
One can create a snippet with a piece of code. A snippet has a link. Users can view it and leave comments.
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I wanted to know, how I can implement tensorflow.js demo code in my html project, means I am creating a similar kind of project (https://emojiscavengerhunt.withgoogle.com/) and they provided the code (https://github.com/google/emoji-scavenger-hunt) but the issue is I am really confused, like can I implement that onto my HTML code?
I want to make a quiz for students regarding basic programming using Google Forms. The challenge is that I can not find any Add On how add code snippets to the questions, like it is here in Stack Overflow, pressing Ctrl+K.
You can take a screenshot of the code, so that you can also get syntax highlighting, and publish it along with your question. Otherwise, link your code to other code-hosting websites such as pastebin.
I am new to front end web development. I work with a designer who makes mockups (no html) wire frames and the finished product is a React/Angular single page application.
I was thinking of this workflow.
1) Get the mockup wireframe
2) Recreate it in HTML/CSS and collaborate with the designer to make quick changes.
3) After completion, then take the HTML and convert it to the React/Angular single page application.
Thanks.
Hi Mitch welcome to web dev!
So I can't say I'd recommend that workflow exactly, only because you don't want to have to write and rewrite code and make it into components.
Working with a designer myself we collaborate closely on a daily basis. If your designer is using sketch (which he loves) he can create wireframes and prototypes. Our workflow is similar to what you are proposing, this is what we do:
We have a feature request that we need to design and build
He creates a mockup / wireframe
Then he whips that up into a prototype (optional)
From there I turn the prototype into working code (we use angular)
When I think I have recreated his prototype I ask him to look it over and we discuss from there.
For me, it is easy to go back and fix some CSS or change some HTML around, just keep everything organized and well commented so you can easily change stuff in the future as your app grows.
One other thing I would recommend is that you should create your own form of a wireframe so that you can see how your components are going to be placed and interacting with one another.
I hope that this helps you and your designer come up with a workflow that you both enjoy!
This is my workflow. I import the figma, sketch, adobexd design file into Desech Studio to get a clean html structure positioned with css grids. Then I need to adjust the margins and sizes and I'm done with the conversion. And finally I work on the responsiveness of the website.
Then I install and enable the react plugin and when I save the project, it will export react code. And then I work on the react code and components. Here's the github repository for the react plugin.
I have made an prototype on proto.io, and have the html code generated for it by proto.io itself.
Now my question is can I use this HTML code and add functionality like connecting to server and retrieving data?
Thank You.
This is very old, but I ran into the same question and figured out it's not so easy to get clean, usable html & css code from (mockup)tools that auto-generate code. The generated html-code from proto.io will hardly be usable for connecting to a server or similar, because it's full of other code proto.io uses.
Macaw, Webflow and Protoship (in the paid version) seem from my research to be such tools (not tested).
I have been Using the ASDoc tool. You can see here the result.
The main problem is that its using the same url address for all the documents. So if I want to tell some one look at Group documintation. I can't give him a direct link.
Can I fix it? If not what are the alternatives? How do I generate Action Script code documentation?
I can't give him a direct link.
Actually you can. DragSignal
ASDoc is great tool, and have many options, check all available tags, There is tag for AS3 code examples.