Opera Unite (a web browser that can act as a server) has just been released and they claim that you can build web services so other people can access your browser. I'm interested in making a program for the platform.
Can someone point me to a site on how to develop for Opera Unite?
Close: nevermind, the page I linked to has a link to a developer's guide. Silly me, but it wasn't there when I saw the link at reddit.
Just to have the question not showing anymore in the unanswered list ;)
The official site for Opera Unite
The developer Guide for Opera Unite
The primer for developers will guide people through the steps.
There is also the important Unite API Library
There is a forum about Opera Unite to help with questions.
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I am a newbie at programming. I know one or two things about c++ and I also have some knowledge with html and php but app developing is too hard for me at this stage. I want to create my mobile app and I heard about services which convert websites into mobile apps. Which service is the best one? Also, I heard that free services are really bad. Is that true?
Jamblam. Link: https://www.jamblamapps.eu They have great quality and performance. Also their prices are a huge plus.
Note: They make only Android apps.
2nd Note: Yes, free services aren't a good choice (crashes/not working).
you can use Apache Cordova and it is free, to convert your website to a mobile app for both iOs and Android applications. Check my explanation and steps on my GitHub profile, follow this link https://github.com/tshele/Convert-any-website-to-IOS-and-Android-with-Cordova
Jamblam Apps (now changed its name to Shibe Apps but the link is the same) is the best provider. BTW I answered such question before. -1 from me. I recommend looking for already answered questions instead of creating new ones.
I have uploaded some MadCap Flare online help files into my SVN repository. What code does the web developer use to get these help pages into the online help of the web application?
On their website, MadCap Software provides a context sensitive help guide for Flare. It should show you what the technical writer and what the developer has to do to link the help system to the application, depending on which type of help output you are creating. You can find it here: http://docs.madcapsoftware.com/flare2018/FlareCSHGuide.pdf.
Fair warning, so far I have no experience with the information provided in the guide, as our CHM help system was already up and running when I started working on our Flare project, so I've never initially linked a Flare project to an application, just updated an existing project (therefore the "should show you").
If you have further questions about Flare, the peer-to-peer support forum (https://forums.madcapsoftware.com) is usually a really good resource. There are a couple of very active users there that really know the ins and outs of Flare. Might be worth it to go over there for Flare specific information, as Flare is a niche tool probably only known to few here on stackoverflow, but it's the bread and butter for the guys and gals over in the MadCap forums.
I was trying to publish a new version of an Add-on that was already created, but when I tried to publish it, in the Developer Dashboard and on the top of the page a warning message was shown:
As of November 21st, 2016, all newly published packaged or hosted apps are restricted to Chrome OS, and are not available to users on Windows, Mac or Linux. Existing apps will continue to be available on all major platforms and will continue to receive updates. - More Info
Note: This change does not apply to Google Drive Apps or Add-Ons for Google Apps.
So if you click on the "More Info" button you will see more additional information.
So all of this should be a problem to me because I have important applications that I need everyday, so I wonder if there is any other alternative way to keep working with add-ons.
Thank you!
AFAIK, this change (if Google decides to proceed with it) would only apply to Chrome Apps (see my answer here).
In the Chromium Blogpost (also the link for More Info in your post), it mentioned:
In the second half of 2017, the Chrome Web Store will no longer show Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux, but will continue to surface extensions and themes.
Add-ons weren't specifically mentioned, but as already included in your post, Add-ons that are for Google Drive Apps or any Google Apps in general (e.g. Docs, Sheets, etc.) are the exception.
If you're add-on is associated with a non-Google App, it is possible that you will be affected with the change. Seeing as the Chrome App will be removed, the associated Add-ons would follow.
You probably already know the differences between a Chrome App, an Extension, and an Add-on, but for future readers that are not familiar, might as well post this link to a YouTube video that explains Apps vs Extensions vs Add-ons.
I have make a wordpress website http://thecloudmouth.com. by used Twitter bootstrap 3.0. It work all browsers without Internet Explorer 11. It is really very frustration for me. Please give me solutions. How to check IE11 from online or use any software ?
Thanks in advance.
You can download free virtual machines from http://modern.ie.
One of the VMs available includes IE11.
http://www.modern.ie/en-us/virtualization-tools#downloads
That should get you what you need to test it, and best of all, it's free.
The organization I work for has deployed the Opera web browser to many (Windows) workstations; each is using the kiosk mode. At one time, there was a very detailed help page for this feature. However, I can no longer find it. Rather, this link:
http://www.opera.com/support/mastering/kiosk/
...simply takes me to the main Opera help page...
http://www.opera.com/help
Has Opera stopped supporting this feature? Or, are they simply retooling their help documentation?
12.14 still supports the kiosk mode. During a transition to a new publishing system recently, this link seems to have been dropped. Documentation has been notified and will fix the link. In the mean time, this should work: http://web.archive.org/web/20130223014915/http://www.opera.com/support/mastering/kiosk/