This probably sounds like a pretty stupid question but I'm at a bit of a loss and getting even more confused with the more I read on google...so if anyone could provide any advice that would be great.
Do you need to have K2 Blackpearl to have K2 SmartForms? or can you buy one without the other?
Also would anyone have any suggestions on software that is similar to Nintex or K2 SmartForms?
Many Thanks for any help/ advice you's can provide.
Not a stupid question at all. You do need K2 Blackpearl to have Smartforms. Blackpearl is the engine and Smartforms an add-on. More information on the link below.
https://help.k2.com/onlinetraining/bp1/default.htm#100ABZ/The-K2-Platform.htm%3FTocPath%3D100ABZ%253A%2520Introduction%2520to%2520K2%7CPart%25201%253A%2520K2%2520in%2520the%2520enterprise%7C_____4
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This is not really a suitable question for StackOverflow. The purpose is to help you with problems fixing a specific piece of code. That is, you need to have some draft code that doesn't do what you want it to do and a description of what you want it to do. Instead, you are asking for someone to work with you to design and then build a model.
I am new to K2 blackpearl. can any one tell me what is it? How does it makes business process easy? what about the future benefits of K2 blackpearl (as a career)?
Thanks in advance! :)
K2 Blackpearl is just a piece of software thats is used for building process-driven applications.
How does it makes business process easy?
It makes things easy because the so called 'Wizard' allows for a user to click their way through setup with minimal typing. K2 takes care of everything.
For an extensive overview of what it is used for, look at this article:
Blackpearl Overview
Blackpearl is part of the K2 offering made of:
Blackpearl
Smartforms
a few additional parts for Sharepoint, SAP, etc...
Blackpearl is the workflow engine part.
It takes care of the 'background' work of your business process.
What makes Blackpearl 'easy' are the provided Wizards as mentioned already but also the fact that you can use SmartObjects. This is a proprietary level of abstraction that allows you developing BPMS without any programming.
Blackpearl makes it very easy to interact with a database such as MsSQL, Oracle, etc.. but also with LDAP/Active Directories, Web Services, etc...
You may develop using .Net if you wish but Blackpearl allows going quite far without having to type a single line of code.
First, I apologize for such a novice question again, and if this has been answered elsewhere.
There are too many template engine，I really do not know how to choose！I seriously study this, but still at a loss.
I mainly want to know the advantages of mustache.js/handlebars.js? Compared with the JavaScript Micro-Templating
Please give examples to explain, thank you very much!
For a pretty well-rounded comparison see
http://engineering.linkedin.com/frontend/client-side-templating-throwdown-mustache-handlebars-dustjs-and-more
It includes a lot of considerations and a good 'in-the-field' approach.
Moreover, it's from LinkedIn so you can trust it's pretty thorough.
EDIT:
Only real omission is Hogan from Twitter, likely because it was (and still is) a new kid on the block . http://twitter.github.com/hogan.js/) Like Handlebars based on Mustache. Functionality is in between Mustache and Handlebars. Performance 5/5.
I use Hogan both on the client-side and with Nodejs on the server-side and it's really great working with it once you get the hang of it.
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As much as I love this forum for my programming related questions, I am finding little or no help here. I am working on designing a Receiver for WLAN and have have lot of queries and I am looking for a forum where I can ask someone who are working in the same area.
I would be glad if you could suggest me where I can post my questions.
Thanks
For basic receiver design, you may want to have a look at our sister site, electronics.stackexchange. Also, Signal, Image & Video Processing might be of help once it gets off the ground.
Also, when you're working in a specific field with which programmers in general are not very familiar, you have to explain your questions very well in terms that everybody understands. To give you an example:
In 802.11b, Barker Code is used for spreading.
is completely incomprehensible for me, and, sorry, I don't have the time to fire up Wikipedia and order textbooks from our library to teach myself the specifics of how WLANs work.
I've been trying to get Thrift to work with WP7, but has put it on hold preliminary.
I'm now looking for other solutions to this and would like to get some feedback on which solution to choose, if any.
Any suggestions is much appreciated, so don't hesitate :)
You might need to hive us a little more detail. Like a link to Thrift would be helpful. Not sure what you are trying to do.
I bing "Thrift" and get a bunch of things (one of which appears to be a commercial service/web site). I bing "thrift api" and get references to an Apache project.
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