I seem to only find 3 branches at https://github.com/phalcon/docs [4.0, l10n_4.0, master]. The same thing seem to be true for the tutorials code documented on the web site under version 3.4. The code found on the github repo for the Invo tutorial at https://github.com/phalcon/invo seems to be very different from the web site documentation.
Any suggestions?
Things seems to be all over the place.
Unfortunately that is true, I would like to share a few pieces of documentation about phalcon 3.4.
USEFUL DOCUMENTATION ABOUT PHALCON 3.4 IN VERSION 3.4
Useful documentation
tutorial
Related
I’m migrating from log4j version 1.x to 2.x. I’ve made all the changes I needed to according to
[https://logging.apache.org/log4j/2.x/manual/migration.html#] but cannot find the equivalent for the following:
1. LogManager.resetConfiguration()
2. PropertyConfigurator.configure()
Been through countless documentation and internet resources but can’t figure it out. Appreciate any help!
It seems that codehaus.org has shut its doors and with it, the documentation for Jackson versions 1.x is gone. Is there anywhere else I can find them?
https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-docs
Gives a link under: Older Jackson in 5 minutes version (useful for 1.x)
Here is the link: http://wiki.fasterxml.com/JacksonInFiveMinutes
And finally here:
http://wiki.fasterxml.com/JacksonHome contains older documentation (some 1.x specific; but mostly relevant for both 1.x and 2.x)
I've downloaded LinqToTwitter (v3.0.2) and added it to my asp.net MVC 4 project. I've previously been working with version 2.1.3 of LinqToTwitter and webforms. I'm now looking for some examples to guide me in the right direction when it comes to authentication and the use of LinqToTwitter 3.0.2 (now the latest).
I've done a bit of googling but havn't found any good examples that illustrates the whole flow.
Any of you guys have links to examples?
Thanx!
The latest version of LINQ to Twitter is async. You can find samples in the downloadable source code in the Linq2TwitterDemos_MVC project. The Documentation has both old and new versions of queries.
doesn't play framework 2.0.4 support some consoles?
when i was using 1.x, i could use the console "play eclipsify"
and "play dependencies" to fbconnect and fbgraph modules
but from when i chaged the version, it's not working.
then how can i connect those modules? i've no idea to do that
i think the new version doesn't support those consoles for modules
is it correct?
is the way totally different? if then please let me know.
also juz awhile ago i checked the 1.2.5 version
and there is no dependencies.yml and module folder
would you let me know what changed and how can i apply and adjust?
Thank you for your time
https://github.com/playframework/Play20/wiki/Play-2.0-for-Play-1.x-developers
check this out
and i wanna tell you some people who evaluate my question
what if there is no begginer who really want to learn and ask, how developing survives?
i hate reputations!
Yes, it's TOTALY different, although some ideas are the same, Play 2.x is quite new product (as stated in many topics and questions since many months), there's (fortunately) no backward compatibility between Play 1.x and 2.x!
When you'll visit Play 1.x (only) modules page the first thing you'll see will be that disclaimer:
These modules are for the Play 1.x series only. Play 2.0 modules can be hosted anywhere on any Ivy, Maven or Git repository. We will add a directory for them here shortly.
Thanx to Pere Villega you can also search for Play 2.0 for Java or Scala modules on PlayModules.net site, however you need carefully choose between Play 1.x and Play 2.x series.
For working with eclipse, check the Play's 2.0 IDE documentation.
I've been looking over the internet and can't seem to find where I can download v3.1 of nhibernate.caches.syscache that works with NHibernate 3.1.0.4000.
I have version 3.0.0.4000 of the syscache, but is there a newer version?
The official place is here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nhcontrib/files/NHibernate.Caches/
don't know however if your cache is officially mantained in that place, have a look.