I see the flag to disable minification for Docusaurus, but the flag only appears to work for docusaurus build and not for docusaurus start. Is there a way to do something equivalent when running locally? It would make browser debugging much easier.
I added the feature in this PR
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I have a project that takes quite sometime to build and it becomes difficult to rebuild again and again after testing if I do some fix. I was wondering if there was a way in which I could do the hot fix test it without having to rebuild whole module. I am using Intellij. Any help is highly appreciated.
While debugging you can change the values with Intellij and apply them before the line is executed without the need to recompile. Here is the official documentation from Intellij.
While not debugging it's kinda impossible unless you use a plugin, for example, you can hot reload using JRebel
How can I use Proguard in titanium or is there any similar functionality in order to make de-compile of codes harder to achieve? Any suggestion ?
I have been researching this myself and found that it can be done. However there are open tickets in Appcelerator's jira regarding issues doing so. The best example I have found is this repo at Github, https://gist.github.com/marshall/799497 that is a simple application with proguard configuration. Best of luck.
To increase the security and also reduce the app size check out this ProGuard Plugin (read the description along with Jira's inputs for exact details):
Android: Automatically generate ProGuard configuration file
I just started looking into dotless for my VS2012 solution and it seems that the less is compiled down to css every time a request hits the less file. This seems like a waste of cycles - I'm not going to be changing my CSS that much, and if I do, I'll deploy again.
Is it possible to use LESS as a developer-only tool to generate css that the clients download directly? A compile-on-demand version that I would use only when I make changes?
I don't see the benefit of compiling per request... if anyone can shed some light on that as well, I'd appreciate it.
You can using bundling and minification in .NET 4.5 to bundle and minify your LESS files into CSS.
Here is a quick guide on how to do it. Bundling and minification with dot-less
I searched google and i didn't found an IDE that would allow Syntax Checking specifically.
Is there a way to check syntax in VS or other tool?
Even though not free, Webstorm comes with good support for Coffeescript out of the box.
By far the IDE I prefer most developing Coffe/Javascript at the moment.
+1 on vim-coffee-script and syntastic.
Have you checked CoffeeScript's wiki? There are few plugins that add syntax checking:
CoffeeScript plugin for sublime
CoffeeScript for Netbeans
You might be interested in using a command line tool like CoffeeLint, which offers optional validation rules. You can add it to your development process writing your own script to watch for changes in files or using tools like Grunt.
See gVim, and install this plugin for syntax checkong, and this one for syntax coloring.
This is a lightweight, scalable, and cheap option.
If you're OK with using Vim, just add the vim-coffee-script and syntastic plugins
If you're into Emacs, there's an Emacs major mode for CoffeeScript.
Here is the blog post announcing its release.
I've recently migrated a trac project to a new machine and now the roadmap progress bars are not displayed. I've tried enabling and disabling RoadmapModule under the Admin -> General -> Plugins -> Trac 0.12.3 menu. I've also checked the project file trac.ini contains:
[milestone]
stats_provider = DefaultTicketGroupStatsProvider
Turns out it was missing plug-in causing compatibility issues.
sudo easy_install -U -Z http://trac-hacks.org/svn/typedticketworkflowplugin/0.11
Only progress bars? Than I guess it's an issue with CSS.
Double-check, that i.e. you have appropriate read permission and no interfering style.css in your <env>/htdocs directory.
Or you experience plugin issues, as later comments suggest. Disabling any plugin should bring you into a working state again. From there you can enable plugins step-by-step to find the interfering code, and maybe look for fixed/updated plugin code.