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I'm learning about JSF 2.0, I want to know if there is a tool for rapid web design.
I looked around and found RichFaces but it seems not to be compatible with Glassfish v3 (it's the server I use by the way).
I'll apreciate your advice.
Thanks in advance.
PrimeFaces
http://www.primefaces.org/
Primefaces is the best lightweight rapid web designing tool.
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I have an API only rails app which needs documentation for frontend developers. And it's my first experience with it.
What tool do you use for this purpose? Note that I am using rails 5 API and not Grape.
I tested Apipie, swagger-blocks, and swagger-docs gems, but they are obsolete or buggy. There must be a better option!
Any recommendations respected
Well, I found Slate one of the best out there.
did you try RSpec Api Documentation? https://github.com/zipmark/rspec_api_documentation
There is an article on using it with codeship here: https://blog.codeship.com/producing-documentation-for-your-rails-api/
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What is the best and commonly used datasource for an iOS Application?
I am a .NET developer and want to use mssql server for database. Any suggestion on that? webservices, xml providers, etc...
The CoreData Framework, which is the iOS DeFacto DataStore utilises SQLite. Lot's of support and tutorials on it online.
Just about every mobile app that deals with databases uses SQLite. There are many tutorials on it.
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I am learning Angular and Typescript as I need to know them for the front end part of ASP.NET MVC project. Is there a opensource project where I can find all of that technologies implemented in a way that shows the best way to do it? Thanks for your help.
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I am using AFNetworking 2.0 and need a oAuth library. From my searches I found AFOAuth2Client but its still AF1.0 dependent. Are there any suggestions for alternatives?
Solved by the community on the github repo for theAFOAuth2Client. No one has officially made the merge, but these fixes allow the library to work perfectly.
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Is there a project out there that attempts to replicate or re-create a portal framework like DotNetNuke using MVC framework
MaVeriCk by Andrew Nurse (son of DNN's Charles Nurse) is a very early attempt at a DNN-like implementation in MVC.
Brad Abrams: http://www.codeplex.com/dropthings
Stack Exchange is the only MVC portal (platform) I know of that's somewhat similar to DotNetNuke.
ASP.NET MVC is a bit too new just yet for there to be a wide variety of portal type systems on the market.