I need some assistance with regards to Beta distribution, and am at a loss for where to look or how to troubleshoot this.
I have already posted a question but I believe it to be in the wrong area, and perhaps posting here will have better results.
With that said here is the link regarding the question, relating to the title.
Fabric.io Beta Distribution via Gralde - Group Alias - Invitation Email
Thanks kindly
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I am struggling to get Deck play nice with vue. all the examples I have found till today are either quite hacked, not really my use case or out of date.
Does anyone know a good first step Source I could look at to get started?
I'm not sure if you ever found your solution or if you found other content, but I just wanted to post some info here in case you or anyone else who finds there way here needs some help on this.
There is a open source library we are working on to help bootstrap DeckGL/Mapbox implementations in Vue while providing some and soon more helpful abstractions.
Here is a couple links you may find useful:
Repo: https://github.com/loftylabs/vue_deckgl
Tutorial and documentation: https://loftylabs.github.io/vue_deckgl/
Feel free to stop by the repo and drop questions in issues if you are looking for any more help!
I recently (as of monday just gone) started a new job where the system they use is based upon ardor3d.
I require a full API list / Any user documentation available as the company have none and from what I can tell the main author of the technology has decided to shut the project down
Any docs or help you gave provide would be fantastic
Thanks
Please read those articles:
Ardor3D on Wikipedia
JogAmp's Ardor3D Continuation Overview
To sum up, your link points out to an obsolete unmaintained version of Ardor3D. I'll publish a huge tutorial about JogAmp's Ardor3D Continuation before the end of September with the detailed procedure to install it, build it and use it with Ant, Maven, Gradle, Eclipse, Netbeans and in command line.
JogAmp's Ardor3D Continuation is alive, I can publish the Java documentation Monday or Tuesday if you really need it.
If you prefer using an obsolete version of Ardor3D, I won't be able to help you and you will miss tons of enhancements, more than 60 commits. Feel free to contact the JogAmp community on our official forum.
N.B: The brand new JogAmp's Ardor3D Continuation user's guide is here, it contains about 95 simple examples, good luck.
N.B: The API documentation is here.
It would appear that for all my searching I've found something.
Given how long it took to find and how obscure it was to actually find I'm going to leave the link for it here:
http://grepcode.com/project/repo1.maven.org/maven2/com.ardor3d/ardor3d-core/
In the hopes that if someone else is ever in the same position this'll help them
I am working on OpenERP. But I am not getting its stuff. Please help me. I have Google a lot but nothing meaningful. I Need to understand the flow of information in OpenERP.
This Document will help you to learn OpenERP. Here you can get Technical Documentation, Tutorial, Ebooks, for version 5.0 onward. just discover it!
I totally agree with user 2310840! There's a lot of information for OpenERP 'out there' but it's often too overwhelming, complex or irrelevant for end users. As a result, it's just unclear how all the pieces of the puzzle work together...
For instance, the link of Atul Arvind to the 'Document' is idd a good starting point. However, this is not just a 'document' but rather a link to the official online 'knowledge base'. The table of content for the OpenERP Tutorial alone consists of more than 16 pages! This approach is similar as being forced to read your car manual from top to bottom, before even being able to start your engine...
That's the main reason we recently launched our website 'OERPtuts'. We'll provide easy to follow, step-by-step tutorials for OpenERP end users. You can read our first 'official launch' post at http://oerptuts.com/articles/news/launch-time/. If you want to receive automatic updates on future posts, please subscribe to the newsletter on our website.
The Rally Agile EVM app is very useful but only estimates and totals the story points for a given release. I would like to extend the app to include defect points in the total.
Has anyone done this before? Could anyone provide an example or source?
Agile EVM app
Thanks,
LNS,
The code for this app is available at the page you reference above. Here is the exact link. You are welcome to modify the code and use the general documentation for the App SDK to help. If you have any questions, please create another post here and we will do our best to answer it.
-- Mark
Could anybody suggest a good open source (as in I can see the source, license irrelevant) webkit-sharp-based application? I've been wanting to jump into development with webkit-sharp and gtk-sharp, but I haven't found much of any documentation on webkit-sharp. I thought a good application example is as good as any documentation.
For anybody else that has this issue, a good application I just found is the sample app included with the source. For anybody answering, I didn't think about checking the source for samples when I posted this. The name of the sample is called FunnyBrowser.cs.
Here's mine:
https://github.com/dmulder/owa_browse
There don't seem to be many examples around of anyone using this. I've been looking through the docs at http://webkitgtk.org/reference/webkitgtk/stable to figure it out.