I am a python programmer.
For web-based solutions, I have started learning TG 2.1
By and large, the documentation on TG 2.1 official site is a work-in-process.
As regards to the templates, it tells how to go about Genshi.
I wish to go with mako.
Gone through the docs of mako (they are good).
But still, it would be better if I can get a tutorial explaining using TG 2.1 with mako.
(It will save me from re-inventing the wheel, if somebody has written docs on these lines).
Can anybody point to a tutorial for using TG 2.1 with mako.?
(I googled, but no convincing result was found).
Thanks,
Vineet.
When you run "paster quickstart" it should ask you if you want to proceed with genshi or mako. If you choose make the quickstart will set everything up for you and your project will be mako based.
If you want to add mako to an existing project to render only some templates with mako or for just for curiosity you can take a look at http://www.turbogears.org/2.1/docs/main/Templates/Mako.html to see how to add the mako renderer and render mako templates in TG2
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So I have two questions:
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Always use the latest Scrapy release for a new project, unless you cannot for some reason.
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but when I tried to find a blog or a blog that explaining how to solve the Issues, I could not found it.
I can only found Cocos2d-x 2.X to 3.X
So, I ask for help here.
Could you give me some guide for migrating Cocos2d-x? I want solve Audio Engine Issue(Ogg File now playing well).
//I apologize for my strange speech.I am not good at English.
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Just discovered that cocos gen-libs exists in version 3.8+ for making prebuilts. Instead of the engine existing in a folder/subproject in your game, it can just sit in the root cocos folder and be added to the search path.
From this, you should be able to pre-build the game engine and then use the pre-built files in your games. This could also be good if you make any alterations to the engine yourself, you could perhaps keep a fork of the engine elsewhere, and whenever you make a change to it you can prebuilt it and then bring it into your own project.
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http://www.simplecloud.info/
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If you're interested in a .NET / OWIN-based open source solution, please take a look at https://github.com/PowerDMS/Owin.Scim. Documentation is limited as the project is still in alpha, but there is a WIKI and sample project to help you get started.
Note: I am the lead developer on this project.
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Besides the tutorial, in the 1.8 build documentation there is no mention of this kind of structure, but of profile.dependencies.layers[n].
The documentation also references non-AMD syntax and, just to add another "layer" of confusion, there's also a profile.dependencies.layers[n].dependencies.
Which should I be using? Is this actually documented anywhere with any consistency or clarity?
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http://dojotoolkit.org/documentation/tutorials/1.8/build/
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