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Hybris 2105 out of the box consists of kymaintegrationbackoffice and kymaintegrationservices. Does anyone have idea how to use these extensions to work with local kyma instance.
They are just part of SAP BTP extension. With these extension you can create your own extensions on SAP BTP Kyma Runtime side. Kyma is not a solution, it is application extend framework. You can find the installation step of this extension here
Maybe you need to ask more specific.
So far i didn't find out any solution to integrate local kyma instance with sap commerce(hybris) but figured out it can be done using ngrok. I realized that it is far more easier to integrate local sap commerce with kyma runtime provided
by SAP BTP. Sap commerce suite 2105 and above versions have supporting extensions(kymaintegrationbackoffice,kymaintegrationservices) for integration with kyma.
I have followed the steps documented in below link.
https://help.sap.com/docs/BTP/65de2977205c403bbc107264b8eccf4b/83df31ad3b634c0783ced522107d2e73.html
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I'm new in BotFramework and maybe you can help me.
I need to create a bot with LUIS and vinculate it to a MS Teams channel. As far I see, there are not any problem in making this approach directly on Azure, but because of the elevated price I'm looking for the possibily to make it onPrem due to costs reduction.
I have seen that deploy a BOT with a Docker container OnPrem is possible. There are any restriction I should know before start?
Microsoft allow the pages which are publicly available. You can able to access the Public HTML pages. Also You can create and upload a bot to teams. Could you please check this docs.
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I'm thinking of developing an app where you can look at each other's profiles (basically a Job-Finding Application) and I would like to know if you needed any knowledge of PHP, MYSQL for the databases and would you need any knowledge of Javascript to develop the application.
I'm currently looking at Google Firebase and also didn't know if that required any PHP knowledge?
All of the Firebase SDKs that you would use in your client app do not require any programming language knowledge other than what's required for your client platform. If you want to write entirely in swift, that's fine.
The only exception is Cloud Functions, which requires that you learn JavaScript to run on the backend.
iOS apps are built in Swift or C#, typically not javascript and never php.
You can build a PWA (progressive web app) that acts like an ios app using javascript Libraries such as react.
However, MySQL is a database that can be used with any number of applications and programming languages, so you should probably learn that.
My guess is that if you are asking this question, you probably should consult the Apple developer documentation before asking on this form.
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I am thinking of this stack to create my first mobile app.
My question is, does Expo has a documentation for integrating third-party API, in my case a Rails API. And if no, it should not be a problem at the stage when you export the project as "Standalone project" to integrate a Rails API right?
Backend and mobile development are different things. Expo is just a library on the top of react native that just uses javascript.
The backend language is just a detail.. does not matter if the project is made with Rails, Laravel, or other framework, because in general they use a HTTP endpoint to create a integration based on a REST architecture
So, the integration is the same compared with other JS projects.
To integrate you just need to make a HTTP request to your API, using the built-in fetch method or a library like axios
Check this link for more details: https://codeburst.io/integrating-react-native-apps-with-back-end-code-using-fetch-api-8aeb83dfb428
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Is there a way to develop a windows service (able to start on boot etc...) with .NET Core?
All tutorials and instructions I find utilize System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase which can not be found and added for some reason in Visual Studio 2015?
I also try to avoid using 3rd party tools/libraries like SrvStart. Something like Topshelf would be acceptable but seems to be not available for .NET core.
And it would be great if the service could run under windows and linux.
Any ideas how I could achieve this?
I'll summarise some options:
Move your code into a .NET Standard library, and host it in a .NET Framework app, so you can use ServiceBase. This will of course need the .NET Framework to be installed on the target machine
Use NSSM (the Non-Sucking Service Manager) to manage a .NET Core console app (it has a public domain license)
Use Windows API calls to hook into Windows service methods. This is the approach taken by DotNetCore.WindowsService and dotnet-win32-service (both are MIT licensed)
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I'm new to Nix and quite excited about it (I've been using it so far for Haskell).
I'm planning to use it to deploy Php applications. However, how Nix deals with
Php packages (installed normally or with pear).
Working with PHP webapps generally requires several running services (php-fpm, httpd, mysqld, redis, etc). The answer depends on how you manage the services -- which, in turn, depends on whether you use:
(a) The full NixOS: NixOS provides a service-management layer - you edit a config file, twiddle some flags, and turn on the services. I haven't done this myself, and I think it needs a more pointed tutorial for folks coming from a PHP webdev background, but the system does exist.
(b) The crossplatform nix/nixpkgs: There does not appear to be a canonical service-management option here. nix basically just gives some binaries (php-fpm, mysqld, etc) which you can launch yourself. It's somewhat daunting for typical PHP developer.
Full disclosure: To try to improve the situation for crossplatform nix+PHP, I've written an example project locolamp. It won't help much with learning NixOS, but it may help get your toes wet with nix+php in cross-platform usage. See:
https://github.com/totten/locolamp
After spending a week trying to configure a LAMP platform and giving up (mainly because I couldn't make PHP send emails), I concluded that Nix is not ready for developping easily PHP application in production.