I am developing a project with flutter. But I recently wanted to make a pure dart project. So I pressed "Dart: New Project" on visual studio code. It gave me these options to choose from:
AngularDart Web App,
Bare-bones Web App,
Console Application,
Dart Package,
StageXL Web app,
Web server.
I pressed each of them because I didn't know which one was right for just playing around with dart. But after, I could not figure out where to right my dart code. Can anyone please help?
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Based on some examples I found on Twilio, I installed and setup the #twilio/flex-webchat-ui example on Git. It works fine and I can develop the workflow using Studio.
Then I was told by Twilio Support that running an unattended ChatBot using Flex was a violation of usage policy. So Flex needs to be removed from the workflow.
The flex-webchat-ui example is Javascript and uses the following:
<FlexWebChat.ContextProvider manager={manager}>
<FlexWebChat.RootContainer />
</FlexWebChat.ContextProvider>
Now I've eliminated Flex and created a new workflow in Studio.
I found the following article on embedding a chat app in a website, but this doesn't appear to support the Studio workflow I've created.
https://www.twilio.com/blog/2017/06/complete-chat-application-javascript.html
Does anyone know where the documentation/sample code is to embed a Studio Workflow (SMS ChatBot) into an ASP.NET MVC C# web app?
Can you explain me how to use Dart flutter with just an ordinary desktop web site?
Let's say I have a website, which has a good responsive design, but I want to make it more handy for mobile users. So, I decide to use Dart, I create a server and then? Do I need to redirect users to f.e. m.mysite.com which is built on flutter widgets, but PC users will redirect to mysite.com? Also, there is an information that since June 2019 you can write desktop web application. What does it mean, we couldn't do that before?
As #Randal Schwartz noted, Flutter Web is in very early stages of development (alpha, I believe), meaning you should not roll with it in production. However, it is the only way to use Flutter to build websites. You can find it at:
https://flutter.dev/web
https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/web
https://flutter.dev/docs/development/platform-integration/web
If you want to use Dart (not Flutter) in a website, you can try these. They are more mature than Flutter Web, but you'll lose "Flutter" features:
VueDart (https://refi64.com/vuedart/)
AngularDart (https://angulardart.dev/)
React-Dart (https://github.com/cleandart/react-dart) (This one is tricky!)
These are all ports of popular JS frameworks (Vue, Angular, and React) to Dart, so you can use them for responsive website design. Note that you might have to do some background research in the original JS framework, to fill in documentation.
Note: All of the above work on both Mac and Windows. Flutter Web/Dart frameworks are not platform dependent.
Flutter has primarily targeted the mobile platform. What is changing is that Flutter is also being developed for desktop and web applications. Not clear what you mean by "desktop web". Both desktop and web flutter are "not ready for prime time", but progress is being made rapidly.
I've started learning Xamarin for Android in visual studio, few days back. I'm a noob to this.
I need to build a navigation drawer, for which I need Android support v7 component and Android Support Design Component.
I added both of these from Component store.
But the design component shows 'Incomplete' in brackets in components list, also I'm unable to use it's widgets in project.
It looks like it isn't actually added to my project.
Below are the screenshots for this component.
1) Incomplete status
2) Package reference error, when double clicked on Support design component
Looking forward to response. Thanks in advance.
I got this resolved.
What I did is, I removed the component for Android Support Design, and searched for the same in nuGet packages.
Downloaded it from there, and it is now correctly referenced by my project.
Thanks anyways.
I have already download the windows phone develop tools but I don't know how to using F# to developing the app, currently it's C#.
Installing a template for 'F# and Windows Phone' into Visual Studio makes life a little easier. If you open Visual Studio and go to Tools->Extension Manager it will open the Extension Manager dialog. From there, if you select the online gallery and type 'F# Windows Phone' into the search box you can find a couple of templates that should help you get started. Most of them were written by Daniel Mohl. His blog can be found here Daniel Mohl
Currently we have an application which allows the user to include/remove the pages, images and text(which is given to the printer, using hooking we are getting the printed document and then processing it).
Now we want to develop the same for Metro UI style application for Windows 8.
So what is the starting point to develop the above said application using XAML and C#?
Should we need to learn HTML5, Javascript to develop Metro UI style application?
If you are familiar with Javascript and HTML, then using Javascript could be what you want. Microsoft claims that Javascript, C++ and C# are just different projections of WinRT APIs. So theoretically, if you can write the app in C#+XMAL, then you should also be able to write it in Javascript+HTML5.
So the question is really which language you are more proficient in or which language do you prefer to use.
Visual Studio 11 Express Beta and Windows 8 Consumer Previews are available for free at this point, so there is no cost for you to start your development.
Here is a bundle of Consumer Preview samples:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Windows-8-Modern-Style-App-Samples
Here is a link for the printing API:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh448418(v=vs.85).aspx
Hope this will get you started on your application.