I am trying to make a polymer app which has to pages. One with the cards containing student name and picture and the other page for when we click their card it shows full details.
I tried meteor and polymer. Too many errors. Is there any way to dynamically get data from the db to make the details page when student's card(36 students) is clicked?
Are there any other backend frameworks which works smoothly with polymer?
Apologize for asking a board question but there are only a handfull of tutorials on polymer online.
Check this contacts app, it's similar to what you'r asking:
https://github.com/robdodson/contacts-app
Any beckend can work with Polymer, use Polymer's iron-ajax to make backend calls.
Here are few tutorials, but there are menu more:
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/polymer-summit
Polycasts with Rob Dodson
Polymer not expect something special from backend frameworks. For general purpose app you can go with Express.js. It has good documentation and a lot of answers on stack overflow.
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I have built my first CRUD web app thanks to Corey Schafer's Flask tutorial on YouTube. Been adding new features.
Currently, a user is able to create a new post that has two input entry fields - Title and Content (please see ). I'd like to add a feature for the users to add images and write code snippets in their posts like we can do here and on Medium. I can't seem to find any resources online on how to get started with this feature. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
Tech Stack
Backend - Flask.
Front End - HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and JS.
Database - SQLAlchemy.
I am building my own website with Angular2 coupled with Spring boot and postgres as Backend.
The login/logout features are built to perfection but I have trouble understanding how to develop a site like geeksforgeeks where there are multiple links in a page and each page hosts different kind of content.
The idea is large scale and I intend to have lot of pages(topics) as I develop further.
My question is :
1)Should I be creating as many HTML Pages
2)Or What is the standard way of doing it.
I just want to know the right direction, have been scratching my head for quite some time with unsatisfactory solutions.
You should not create as many HTML pages.
Plan to make a category of your type or section of posts
Define templates for each category (e.g. Review something, generic blog post, some solution, etc)
Get the post json from backend along with section or type
Bind it to preferred template to your view
I have HTML Template. I want to integrate that template to Magento theme. I have searched over google as well as here(Stack-Over-Flow). But not getting proper documentation for that. Any help will appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Ok You want to integrate the static HTML template to the magento theme. So let's divide things you need to learn and how to learn efficiently.
Magento can be basically divided into three parts:
Admin panel: As you know magento is a CMS so most of the basic things could be managed from backend.For example static pages and Home pages could be managed from "CMS Pages" from admin panel.
Next is theming: You have mentioned about the MagentoDesignGuide.pdf this could be the start. I recommend you to have a look for the youtube channel of leveluptuts for the theming(layouts).This is very important for structuring your pages and site.You can follow other also but i prefer that because i also learnt from it and was very helpful.
Another is the module development portion.In some cases you need to develop custom modules .So this would be the last part.There are great tutorial provided by Inchoo and Smashing Magzine for developing custom module.
All of these things are required to fully develop a magento site. If you understand this than you will do great in magento.
Hope this answer provides you with the idea of how to proceed further and also helps you to divide the way of learning Magento.
Happy Coding.
I am going to port our windows-based Customer Management software to Web-based. I find polymer may be a choice.
However, for our usage, we can't find polymer component has table-view, drop-down menu(aka. the "select" element in html), date-picker, tree list.
Will polymer add these components later? Or these components will not be the target?
Thanks,
Barry
Polymer is just primarily a polyfill library that helps enabling HTML 5 Web Components in browsers that don't support them by themselves.
Web Components can be written by any developer, so you might need to develop some controls on your own especially the table view one. I'd guess you'll find most of the others mentioned in your question implemented one way or another. You should check out some of the WebComponents collection pages:
http://customelements.io/
http://component.kitchen/
http://bower.io/search/?q=web-components
For your table view control: I had a similar problem couple of years ago and had to implement my own solution. Maybe you can find a regular HTML library that supports table views and make it a (Polymer) Web Component by yourself.
I am given a html template (with css3 and js), the template is kinda big (about 20 html pages).
I need to port the template into Umbraco and cant find a way to do that.I have managed to create a document type with the index.html template, but I don't know how to add the rest of the html files and link them all together.
Yes there is, http://umbraco.com/developers-site.aspx forum and documentation.
The forum is very friendly but you won't always get instant answers.
Learn how to install umbraco and stat with one of the starte kits which is a simple example of site build in umbraco.
Quite a steep learning curve but really worth it.