I'm wondering if there is a way to do this.
This may not be a Netbeans specific question but I figured my developing environment would be helpful just in case.
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I have a basic question about Foundation5 setup, and associated publishing workflow. I'm on a learning curve towards creating a better local dev-to-publish workflow, so bear with me please...
Currently, I create F5 Compass projects; straightforward, but lacks programatic minification, concatenation, (CSS) cleaning, etc. LibSass projects, and a process like this, seem to readily offer these capabilities.
My question, essentially, if this is correct, and if not, how such capabilities can be added to a Compass project? I ask this simply because I have existing Compass projects under development that could use the aforementioned utilities and, also as mentioned, I want to build a better approach in general.
Conceivably, I could migrate existing Compass projects (local instances of ModX) to LibSass, but I'm sure this would come with complications.
Thanks in advance for your input.
I have few questions related to asp .net development. can anyone answer my questions and help me.
how many projects does visual studio support? currently, we are have 60 projects including all library projects? is it good to continuously add projects to the single solution? does this effect anything?
I'm not aware that you have a hard limit to the amount of projects. Might be just a question of computer resources (memory to handle such a big solution and related activities?). Not certain about this though since haven't found authorative references
In any case this amount of projects indicates a poor design of the solution. It's really hard to work with such a big structure, we could consider this an anti-pattern.
I recommend you to spend some time with your team to apply some refactoring:
Do you have "commom" projects that you can build and just reference dll?
Can you group projects together?
Can you group independent projects into a separated solution? Maybe you have a console application and a web application in the same solution and they have compontent used by only one of them.
Hey I am new to java and trying to learn it. I have learned the best way it to learn is by reading and seeing how are other software are working and then implement a better way in my own app. So i have started decompiling
I already know jd-gui and used it to decomppile or edit jar files. But now i have multiple jar files and they are interdependent, I tried to google but could not find anything good. Help would be great.
Main question. How to edit or decompile multiple interdependent jar files.
I am not trying to do anything illegal or wrong just want to learn
I am trying to find out what is the alternative to using the Web Deployment projects in VS2011 as they do not seem to be supported anymore.
We have a number of projects where we are using them to share .ascx components among different projects.
What is the recommended way to do that now?
We have not yet finalized our plans for Web Deployment Projects for VS 11. We will be working on finalizing those plans in the coming week. If you have a specific scenario that you are trying to unblock I can try and help you. Feel free to send me an email at sayedha {at}[microsoft{dotcom}.
We are using pretty straight-up MsBuild to do stuff. The secret is a hidden target called _CopyWebApplication -- that actually copies the built web application and such to a folder.
I have no idea why something this useful is hidden and undocumented.
I'm working on a grails-based web application that will be composed of a couple of different grails projects, each developed by a separate team, which will eventually all be unified under a common "portal." So they need to have the same look and feel, at least to some degree.
Is there a "blessed" way to share resources like this among projects? Something using the grails plugin architecture maybe? Would it make sense to just create a separate lightweight project containing nothing but the css and any shared resources? How have the rest of you handled sharing things between different grails projects?
I suggest that you use a plugin.
Let your self be inspired from the jQuery plugin: http://grails.org/plugin/jquery
For those who googled this answer and interested how to share Domain models and other stuff it is very good example here.