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I am not getting the idea of ClojureScript. For example, I am writing a web application, and I need to write some javascript. Should I use ClojureScript which will generate the javascript for me? Looking for some guidance.
thanks
use it if
you want to write desktop applications in clojure
you want to write your entire webapp in clojure, front and back end
you want to write for a JS based mobile platform like palm etc.
you are die hard clojure fan... ;)
you have some algorithm implemented in clojure that you'd like to leverage on a JS platform. (from stand)
I think ClojureScript shines if your application is a JavaScript-based Rich Internet Application. Think of GMail or Google Maps.
On a side note, ClojureScript competes with CoffeeScript.
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I have made a Django Application using Python and HTML. And using the Hijax scheme, I have written the server-side logic but now I want the client-side code to be maintained using the Backbone framework for Javascript. I tried searching for several tutorials for designing it using Backbone but I am not clear how to approach it. Please help!
I would recommend to take a look at this project available on GitHub. Please read also this article from Dugan Chen. Both are using Backbone.js, Django and the Hijax scheme.
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I am trying to create a game in traveling salesman problem using iterative algorithm.
I need the output in an applet environment, in a new window.
Is it possible to use applets in C++ like we normally use it in Java platform?
Can anyone clear my doubt?
No. Java applets compile to Java bytecode and are delivered to a JVM running in a webbrowser. C++ programs (currently) cannot be compiled to Java bytecode, so they cannot be shipped to webbrowsers. Google is doing some work in this area (Native Client, NaCl) but that's far from finished.
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I need to implement a simple text encryption in C++ without using any existing framworks. This is purely for educational purpose to learn the in-and-outs and to learn the way to implement such a system. I am not planning to implement this in production code. I can use Windows APIs but it won't be cross platform. I am trying to learn something can work across multiple platforms. the best way to implement this is implement using C/C++. Please share good resources or links in this regard.
Depending on what you actually want, you could look at the CipherSaber project: instructions to implement your own RC4 encryption code for a simple IV+text format.
However this is an academic exercise only: you should never use your own crypto code in production unless you really know what you're doing. You could also read Schneier's Applied Cryptography for a good introduction to all of this stuff.
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Does anybody know where I can find a Public Restful Web Service for PDF Generation? If so, do you have any experience using it (is it reliable/fast etc if commercial)?
The service needs to be able to take in any number of formats and return a PDF document.
EDIT: Please refrain from commenting or answering unless you know what a RESTful web service is and does. The comment war below was due mostly to my assumption that this was generally obvious to present-day programmers.
Here's one: pdflayer API
I've also created my own in the past, using Sun's Star Office Server (now Oracle Open Office Server, I think). The pricing is ridiculous, of course.
Not REST specific, but if you want to convert html documents or strings to pdf, please note that complex css-based formatting rules can be problematic in places.
Maybe some experts can bet it right, but that was my experience a few years ago.
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Let me know your thoughts...
Do you want like a WSDL / WADL for Twitter's web services?
I found a WADL here, but it's not maintained by Twitter.
That said though, I don't think their services really need to be 'discoverable'. They're extremely easy to use, all you need to do is look at their API documentation to figure out how to make the call.
For example, here are the docs for searching. It should have everything you need, except the code :).
You could probably also find a library written in the language of your choice that implements the API.