How can I download the API documentation of Sencha Touch 2.4.0?
When I download and extract, the API documentation is a link to their website. How can I get a local copy of this?
Offline documents are available from the online documents under the "Touch Guides" drop down menu. You'll see a link next to each version to access the download. http://cdn.sencha.com/downloads/docs/touch-docs-2.4.0.zip will get you the 2.4.0 documentation.
Now they've moved the docs here: http://docs.sencha.com/
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Did admob disappear from #react-native-firebase lib?
I can't find any sign in its official website https://rnfirebase.io/.
Admob is removed from firebase(Google Firebase team have removed it in upstream level) and
It will never be in react-native-firebase again, It's still available in V11.5. But you won't get any update for this repo. and this is the doc link of rnFirbase admob. So you have to find alternative for react native library for admob. follow this link to get more information about removal.
I saw one online video in that video he show package.json,system.config.json,tsconfig.json,typing.json files at one place. In that video he displays url https://angular.io/guide/quickstart .But when i searched that url there is not available coukd you please reffer me that url path
Install angular QuickStart. Click on this link Setup a local development environment and flow the steps of this article.
Hope so it will work successfully.
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I have an processing sketch that shows and records the webcam feed. It exports the video to an .mp4.
How can I use the Youtube Data API v3 in processing? I want to upload the .mp4 to Youtube.
I saw this example: http://www.benfarahmand.com/2013/09/tutorial-using-youtube-data-api-in.html
But I didn't got it to work.
So how can I use the Youtube Data API v3 in processing?
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/libraries
Are you using the Processing editor, or are you using Processing as a library itself?
If you're using the Processing editor, then you just need to drag the YouTube libary .jar file(s) onto the Processing editor. Then you can use them exactly like you'd use any other library.
If you're using Processing as a library itself (in an IDE like eclipse), then you have to add the YouTube library .jar file(s) to your classpath.
If you're using Eclipse go to the Eclipse Marketplace and search for the Google Plugin for Eclipse. After downloading it click on your project. Then click on the blue Google button in the toolbar and select "Add API..". Search for the Youtube API you want and select it. This will add all the relevant JAR files to your project in one swoop, big time saver!
The titanium map page shows that the view is deprecated and points to the ti.map add-on module which is linked here but does not have updated information for the map module.
There also is no way to search the page linked from the "deprecated" page to find what changed. So is the module deprecated or not, and if it is, what is the right page to find the methods and notations to use the map module.
You can download the ti.map moudule from git
And please refer the appcelerator docs for using the map.
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Is it possible to have the iOS and OSX documentation available for offline reading? If so, how?
The Documentation for iOS is no longer a part of SDK for offline reading - looks like you need to install from preferences of XCode, select Documentation preferences - click get next to 'iOS 4.3 Library Documentation' to install it.
As of Xcode 5, you can choose to download sets of documentation under Preferences\Downloads Tab\Documentation.
Go to Xcode's documentation preferences, and make sure that any documentation set you're going to need offline doesn't have a Get button next to it. If it does, click the button to download the set while you're online.
A lot, if not most, of the online documentation has a link to a PDF of what you're reading in the top right of the window, underneath the Search icon.
As of Xcode 7+, you can find the download for the documentation in Preferences > Components.
You have to download documentation for every OS (macOS, watchOS, iOS, tvOS) separately.
When in XCode press ⌘ + ⌥ + ⇧ + / then start searching for methods or classes you're interested in.