As we all know, Rails 7 has a new feature importmap which is used to handle ES6 modules. You can import the module after you pin it in importmap.
But I have a question here, can we still use CoffeeScript in Rails 7? And how to configure it and make sure it works properly with importmap and assets pipeline?
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Let's say I have lots of extensions installed in VS Code for Angular, React, Ruby, K8s, Docker and I would like to use only a group of extensions that are needed for my development in the moment, like when I create some small app in Angular for local use I don't need extensions for K8s or Ruby. So is there any way to create some groups of extensions and use them only when I choose them and for the rest of time they behave like disabled extensions?
I've started working with delphi quite some while ago but I would say I'm still a newbie in all this.
So basically I tried creating REST Server, which can validate license keys. I got in working with Indy, but one thing bothers me. The GUI. The Server shouldn't have any kind of gui so it can work on any OS (Win, Linux, etc). Is there a way to make a REST Server without any GUI/FMX/VCL?
BTW: Working in Delphi 10.2.3 Professional.
Any advice is appreciated.
EDIT: I forgot to mention one thing: the server is supposed to run on an independent Data Center away from any user.
You can create the WebServer as a Windows Service.
You can use DelphiMVCFramework or any other Framework to create it.
With DMVC you can create console application, Windows Service, Linux daemon, Apache module (Windows and Linux) and IIS ISAPI (Windows).
With Intraweb you can also create Services.
Take a look at our mORMot Open Source REST framework, which works on Delphi but also on FPC/Lazarus.
FPC support ensures that you can target Linux with this free compiler. No need to upgrade to a newer version of Delphi Architect, which supports Linux, and is very pricey - and less stable (to my knowledge) since Linux support is quite new.
As you requested, the mORMot REST server has no UI part. You define your services as interface and class - like you do e.g. with DotNet - and you will have full JSON/REST support generated.
mORMot is used on production since years for very high performance and stability, hosted on both Windows and Linux. A version 2 is on its way, which would be even easier to use for new projects.
And you can create a Windows service or Linux daemon without using any third party framework. Delphi include everything you need. However, it is possible that third party framework will facilitate your programming. Don't forget you'll have to learn those third party framework.
Creating a Linux daemon service in Delphi
Creating a Windows Service in Delphi
In both cases, you can use the sample code you've found that make use of TIdTCPServer.
The inversify docs say
The reflect-metadata polyfill should be imported only once in your entire application because the Reflect object is mean to be a global singleton. More details about this can be found here.
If your environment don't support one of these you will need to import a shim or polyfill
I'm using LTS node+express for my server. And latest angular for my client.
So I assume:
I don't need it for my server project, because LTS node doesn't need these shims
I don't need it for my client project, because angular bundles various shims automatically
Is that correct? When would that package be needed?
Turns out it doesn't work on the server without this polyfill. Seems that it's necessary for inversify to work, even though I'm using the latest LTS node.
I want to create React applications with JSX and not have to use a terminal or any server-side/dev environment commands. The environment we are using doesn't allow for commands to be run in the dev environment and these applications will be purely statically hosted on a CDN.
So I know I can simply include Babel's browser.js to do the JSX transpiling in the browser. Perfect. My concern is that Babel apparently stopped supporting this and modern versions of Babel have it removed. Is there another solution? Is babel-standalone what I should be using?
I fully understand the performance penalties in using this in production, but our use case (which I can't imagine is that unusual of a use case with so many great and simple online HTML/JS IDEs) allows for this.
Yes if you don't want to bundle your own files, babel-standalone is what you should use.
See prototyping on the official documentation:
I'm using the CDN from the links above in a "codepen like" demo-project, and it works fine.
Our organization builds web applications using PHP/Informix.
Currently we do not have any frameworks and use our own libraries and modules.
Now we set up a new apache web server so that we could install and configure a framework where all brand new web applications can be developed.
I was thinking of setting up the Zend Framework.(Will it go with informix backend?). I have googled and looked around for information , but I thought would get some expert opinions from the experts here.
I need some advice as how to go about from scratch the correct way.
Installing,configuring,setting up a version control and writing a script to test all basic MVC features.
Any suggestions and references would be helpful.
If you are using Informix Dynamic Server as your backend, then yes you can use Zend Framework's native database classes and adapter for communicating with your Informix server.
Your requirements will be that PHP must be compiled with PDO support (enabled by default since PHP 5.1). You then need to download, compile, and install the PDO_IBM Pecl package.
In order to successfully build the PDO_IBM extension, you must have the DB2 client (9.1+) installed on your system already. When you compile the extension module, you must tell it the path to where those files are installed.
More information on PDO_IBM, and Zend_Db_Adapter talks a little bit about the available adapters (including PDO_IBM).
There is also a Pecl package PDO_INFORMIX for talking to Informix servers, but Zend_Db does not support this package. You will only be able to use Zend_Db_Adapter with PDO_IBM to communicate with IDS servers.
Hope that helps.