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I've installed the plugin php zend framework 2 in netbeans 7.3
But I can not create a zendFrameWork2 project !
How do I install zend framework 2 in netbeans 7.3 ?
Thanks
You need download the Zend Skeleton Application in
http://framework.zend.com/downloads/skeleton-app
like this zendframework-ZendSkeletonApplication-zf-release-2.1.0-20-g619a8d7.zip
next
you need go to http://getcomposer.org/download/
and download windows installer
this installer need find your php.exe file
generaly in C:\xamp\php\php.exe
and install this
now find your composer.phar file
ok this is all
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This may be a very easy question, but I can't find it's solution.
I am using Adobe Photoshop CS6. I am trying to install Webbsy.
It is a 3rd party Adobe Photoshop Plugin. I have downloaded it and get a .zxp file (webbsy-cc-1.2.3.zxp). I have downloaded it for CS6 (Adobe CC is also available).
But I don't know how to install a 3rd party plugin in Adobe Photoshop CS6.
So, I can't use it. I am using win 8.1 OS and I want to use 14 day trial or this plugin.
Can anyone help me please to install it?
Thanks in advance for helping.
On http://www.webbsy.com/download
It say:
Please Note
You must have Adobe Extension Manager installed in order to use this plugin.
Use Adobe Extension Manager to install plugins
First Open Below link.
--> http://www.webbsy.com/
Then click on Download for Adobe CC or Download for Adobe CS6
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Adobe has done some confusing things with Flash/Flex, one of them being donating some part of it to Apache Foundation, creating the Apache Flex (mirror?) project. The latest Flash AS3 compiler being codenamed "Falcon", is supposed to build better and faster code. Falcon is OSS on github under the Apache Flex project. Would contributing to this repo help the main Adobe Flex build? Is there even an Adobe Flex compiler (mxmlc.exe) or is it just Apache Flex from here onwards?
On the Flex roadmap Adobe states that :
Falcon compiler contribution to Apache
Falcon 1.0 is the next generation compiler for ActionScript and is
currently in development. Upon completion of the ActionScript portion
of the compiler, Adobe will contribute Falcon 1.0 to the Apache Flex
Project, which we expect will be in Q4 2012.
The Flex SDK is fully donated to Apache and is now under very active development there.
Flash Builder is still maintained by Adobe, but I don't think they will ever release a new version. The Apache Flex SDK is fully compatible to Flash Builder.
Falcon is also under the wings of Apache, but there is no official release yet, because it has still some limitations.
So the simple answer to your question would be:
Yes, contributing to the Falcon project would help - not to Adobe, but to Apache and finally to you and the Flex development community!
For more informations take a look at the Apache Flex website:
Falcon Overview
Falcon GIT repository
Bug tracker for Apache Falcon 1.0
Search for Falcon in the Users Mailing List
Development Forum
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The following command downloads 1.7.2, but I need to pull the latest version. How should I do that?
rvm install jruby
http://jruby.org.s3.amazonaws.com/downloads/1.7.2/jruby-bin-1.7.2.tar.gz - #configure
jruby-1.7.2 - #download
You need to update RVM:
rvm get head
rvm install jruby
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I am a Mono noob, so bear with me...
I just installed Mono 2.10.9 and opened the Samples folder - any .exe I've tried crashed.
Am I doing something wrong here...?
Ok, so Mono executables can NOT be started in windows directly. You have to let the mono.exe take care of that.
So start a command line and use "Mono SomeProgram.exe" to start a mono application...
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I am doing project in SENSE, for that i have to install Lex and Yacc. If you can help me how to install in Ubuntu. I very new to this area. So can you help me. Any website to study the basic of Lex and Yacc
Use the synaptic packet manager in order to install yacc / lex. If you are feeling more comfortable doing this on the console just do:
sudo apt-get install bison flex
There are some very nice articles on the net on how to get started with those tools. I found the article from CodeProject to be quite good and helpful (see here). But you should just try and search for "introduction to lex", there are plenty of good articles showing up.