I'm wondering if anybody can tell me which processor this is:
Kinda looks like a ATmega8u2.
Here's a link to a product page for it.
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So, I need to create a photo gallery for a client. However, I do not have access to the code base yet (I know :/ ) and will not for a while. There's also nobody technical onsite, so they wouldn't be able to implement what I send them if I hand code the project. I was thinking of creating the gallery using something like WordPress/Tumblr/SquareSpace etc. and having them just link through their original site. I'm aware that there are a lot of issues concerning building this, but what do you think the best way to tackle this is?
I do this stuff for research, so there´s no source code.
My programm has to be able to change the language via buttons. I got the information that the QtLinguistis often used for this stuff. The problem is that I can´t find something like a workflow, what and when do I have to do something.
It would be nice if someone can give me a push in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
Hey guys just came across this(orgami by facebook) tool online here , seems to be something exciting , looks like some css3 transitions .
can somebody tell me what this tool is used for ? is it a kind of a replacement for psd kind of prototyping ?
can somebody give me a basic idea of what this tool really is and what it is used for ?
Like you've said, it is a prototyping tool for designing rich interactable user interfaces.
Judging by some of the documentation it looks like they are trying to take on popular Mac (Quartz powered) application Sketch
Origami is interface animation tool. It allows you to create animated UI from within the Quartz composer, or you could import your sketch file into origami and add animations to it.
We're running one of our apps on a 8" touch screen and want to add help to it.
Launching Qt Assistant from a menu item works fine for desktop applications, but for touch applications it's far from ideal.
I haven't been able to figure out if it is possible, or permitted to do so?
QAssistant.exe itself seems to come with some license restrictions, but maybe there's another way to do this, like embedding a small web-browser or something.
Have anyone else tackled this, or something similar?
Check out how QtCreator does this, they have integrated QtHelp which looks exactly like what you're trying to do. The library they use for that is the QtHelp module (I think).
You should check the documentation for QHelpEngine and QHelpContentWidget. I think that these classes will meet your needs.
Another way would be to actually see how Qt Assistant is implemented, by looking at the source.
Does anyone know of a module that will allow me to have more of a "facebook"-y feel to node comments? I.e. a modal window with the comment form, and AJAX update?
I can program it myself, I guess, but one of the fun parts of Drupal are the plug and play modules. :)
Thanks!
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Or can anyone point me in the direction of someone who has done something similar? My searches haven't yielded much. :)
Here you go: http://drupal.org/project/ajax_comments