I am trying to create new teams app using Microsoft teams toolkit inside visual studio code.
I have installed Microsoft teams toolkit extension. When I am trying to create a new app all the options are disabled and show the clock symbol on teams extension. Please help me out to resolve this issue.
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The extension takes some time (usually several seconds) to activate which depends on the machine state. If this is your first installation, the time cost is larger. From the attached image, it seems that the Teams Toolkit extension is still activating so that it has a running progress bar on the top of sidebar. During this time, the buttons are disabled. After that, the buttons will be enabled.
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I am trying to build an app in VSCode using the Microsoft Teams Toolkit. I already have a skeleton application and don't need to create a new one from scratch. When I installed Teams Toolkit, I get this menu:
All the tutorials say I should have a menu where I can see things like my account, but I can't get past what seems to be a tutorial menu. I tried going through each step in this menu, but it still doesn't display the full menu. Any ideas?
I am currently working on vs code with version 1.8. Recently microsoft introduce new feature which called Visual studio Live Share.My problem is that I am not able to find sharing button or menu/submenu.
If you have any idea where to find or how to share code using vs code.please help me.
A few month later (from Nov. 2017 to May 2018), the Live Share feature is now ready: see "Visual Studio Live Share Public Preview", and "Visual Studio Live Share" to download the extension.
The documentation explains, for Visual Studio Code, how to share:
Start a collaboration session
Now, simply click the "Share" status bar item or hit Ctrl+Shift+P and select "Live Share: Start a collaboration session (Share)".
Note: You may be asked by your desktop firewall software to allow the Live Share agent to open a port the first time you share. Accepting this is entirely optional but enables a secured "direct mode" to improve performance when the person you are working with is on the same network as you are.
See changing the connection mode for details.
An invite link will be automatically copied to your clipboard.
When opened in a browser, this link allows others to join a new collaboration session that shares contents of these folders with them.
You will also see the "Share" status bar item transition to represent the session state. See session state information below for what this looks like.
Note that if you need to get the invite link again after you've started sharing, you access it again by clicking on the session state status bar icon and select "Invite Others (Copy Link)".
I'm trying to create an (ideally) all-in-one cross platform tile based map/sprite/image editor for a game engine, since the current official one is Windows only and doesn't play nicely with WINE/Mono. Instead of building one from scratch, I figured it might be easier to create an extension for Visual Studio Code, but side panes don't seem to be interactive, and I'm having trouble getting it to open an electron window.
Is this possible, or should I just build it from scratch with electron?
That won't work. Visual Studio Code is a code editor, which supports extensions that can either add functionality to the IDE itself or provide HTML content to show in an own pane. This is not enough (and not made) for a full featured editor-in-editor scenario (interaction is limited).
I've built an extension which has a graphical view of a graph (see the last image) using D3.js, with limited interaction capabilities (you can select/drag a node and pan/zoom with the mouse).
Better is probably to go level down and start with Electron (on which vscode is based). This would allow you to write any desktop application that can be written in HTML/JS.
I'm trying to install an App from the Office Store in Office 365 Home Premium, specifically the online version accessed via OneDrive. Example of such an App would be Modern Trend for Excel. The documentation says click Insert > My Apps, but I don't find this menu option in the online Excel.
Can Apps be installed in the online version of Office? If so, how?
I doubt your question is suitable for SO as it seems you're asking about how to install an already made application as opposed to developing said applications.
In the event I'm incorrect...
Apparently not; that doesn't surprise me though. Also, notice the link you provided doesn't specify that it pertains to any of the online versions of mentioned programs.
I opened my account, created a blank worksheet, and tried to add an app. First thing to notice is that the ribbon is limited online. It doesn't even have the "Apps" section as shown in the link. So I proceeded to "open in Excel", which will open the file on your local machine. Yahtzee, I'm able to add the app.
Perhaps you should try adding the app at "home" and after opening the file online and see if the app is functional. Problem would be solved.
It looks like Microsoft currently has this feature on their development roadmap:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-365-roadmap-FX104343353.aspx
Anyone know any softwares that can simulate human interaction on desktop browser specifically by clicking or entering some data and run some report and print automatically obviously with some programming behind this. Main, it will be used for reducing business process steps on human interaction day to day activity (possibly testing purpose in the future).
I am appreciated your comment or input.
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I tried a few different automation tools myself when trying to automate desktop software, one is AutoIt which is one of the most complete in my opinion. It helps to automate small tasks, ie: select a window and press a button to do the rest. It even has a macro recorder to get you started.
Telerik WebUI Test Studio
Watir
Selenium
...to name a few
To keep up with the namedropping, here's 2 APIs for Java:
Robot
Abbot (Built on top Robot)