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Currently I am starting up a project with arduino.
Is there a "plug-in" for VS2017 that makes it possible to develop in VS-2017 instead of the "normal" IDE?
Was searching for a guide that could take me there - developing arduino in vs but without luck.
Yes certainly, there is Arduino IDE for Visual Studio available. You can download and use it by following the link below. It is tested with all Arduino versions from 1.0 to 1.8.x (+ 1.9 beta testing) (also supports all compatible hardware such as ESP8266, Energia IDE). The extension should be purchased after evaluating for up to 90 days. It will continue to function after the evaluation but should be purchased.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=VisualMicro.ArduinoIDEforVisualStudio
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I have a requirement to use the platform agnostic rules engine which needs to run with my java and .net application. In both the windows and linux platform.
Do we have any opensource/commercial rules engine. Can someone share some experiences on the same.
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Code Effects engine is compiled for .NET Standard 2.0, so supposedly it can run on both Linux and Windows. You can't develop against it on Java platform, though, only in .NET.
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I am new to IOS applications development using SWIFT Programming. Are there any alternate software's or applications which can be used on a Windows laptop to code using Swift? I dont have a Mac system.
You absolutely need OSX to write iOS apps. There are ways to run OSX on a Windows PC but they are against the OSX EULA.
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Because of my low system hardware(celeron dual core) I found hard to work with eclipse+tomcat. The purpose is learning to develop in sapui5/openui5 and I haven't found an online editor like eclipse. My main interest is to have the posibility to "chain" multiple views, controllers, thing that I can't do(or don't know how) in jsbin or jsfiddle. Thank you!
Have you tried the SAPUI5 WebIDE?
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-58926
The latest version is a simple installation and is a little lighter that a full eclipse install.
Other options include using a plain editor like Sublime Text and a local webserver using node.js.
As described in this tweet:
#ui5io with node it's "npm install -g nws" and then "nws" in the sdk directory— Christian Grail (#cgrail) 9 October 2015
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I know that there are exist established frameworks written in Scala for web development (Lift and Play).
I wonder if there are any frameworks for desktop development as well(even in early beta stage). What I'm after:
- Application workflow
- Custom ui components
Scala comes with Java Swing wrapper, and you could also use SWT (just like you could use any other Java library in Scala). They are both suitable for desktop application development.
JavaFx is comming, so try ScalaFx
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My friend and I are working simultaneously on Android App Development on Eclipse IDE 3.6 - Win 7 Operating System.
What would be the best ClearCase Tool and please provide details steps to install and integrate to Eclipse?
You can:
install the IBM ClearCase plugin (see this SO answer, and this one): the GUI -- Eclipse with ClearCase -- will look like this:
work both in your respective snapshot view (that way you can work on the same branch, but only merge the updates of your colleague when you are updating your snapshot view).