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I'm willing to learn how to unit test a Vue application.
On the official documentation, they incite new comers to use Vue Testing Library instead of the official Vue Test Utils:
if you are new to testing Vue applications, we would recommend using Vue Testing Library, which is an abstraction over Vue Test Utils. Source
However, when I browse GitHub projects, I didn't find a single very active project using the Vue Testing Library.
Why isn't it widely used ? is there a technical detail or limitation I'm missing ?
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I am currently working on a Project with Django backend and Flutter frontend. We have to do a Web application for the admin for adding data to the Rest framework/Database (excluding the admin panel).
My question is, should I add the web application to the existing API project, or should I start a completely new Project.
it's possible to start a new project and use the same database but i think it's not a true way according to the django principles and you can simply add another app in your project for your web application.
off course you know that django-rest-framework is a library based on django framework,not an another framework!
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I am finding a project Django + VueJS Server Side Rendering (use Rest Framework API)?
I use Hackernews Demo (VueJS Server Side Rendering Demo Project) and try to make API Rest Framework but I can't.
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I have written a service using C++ and Qt framework (QtService). The service should run in the background. I need the service to have a web user interface and can be accessed using web browsers. I mean the service should act as as a web server and output html content to a specific port. I know there are some frameworks that can be used to generate web content in C++, but by taking into account that I am using Qt, I prefer to use Qt features as much as possible rather than a new framework. Any ideas?
I have read about Cutelyst on the Qt blog a few times, which seems an exact fit to your question.
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I am a big fan of jekyll and know that it can be used to host static sites on github. The question is that from what i know of github provides hosting for static sites, but at the same time it builds and compiles jekyll into static app which is in ruby.
Is there a possibility of writing a custom static site generator in some other language like python or is jekyll the only supported framework ?
The alternative (avoiding the static app part) is Hugo, build in Go (golang.org).
That way, you only work with a local static generator and upload the result to your GitHub Pages.
What I meant what as in jekyll where the app is uploaded and not the static content is there any alternative of that kind or is it possible ?
DirtyF comments and offers an alternative:
Jekyll is the only supported static site generator on GitHub, you can use other generators but have to push the compiled files on your repo.
pages.gitlab.io offers support for more static site generators and you can mirror a repository to GitHub.
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Instagram's architecture uses Django for authentication and session management (as observed in looking at their session cookie), but the React-powered UI is rendered on the server. Presumably, Django is rendering the views.
How is this setup possible?
https://github.com/markfinger/python-react
There are many react-rendering packages for most of the popular languages these days. Using various methods, though from what I've seen most interact with a JS runtime in some way.