This isn't a real question, just wondering if someone here knows this off the top of their head... There is this new thing called Jetbrains Space and when I push a commit, it shows up as "new commits available". Something to do with web sockets? as a pretty basic dotnet developer, how do I learn this magic? ![blob](/image?hash=95af6e8a8f0498e7eae5f0b54da07ae7316c2c3468fd21f4219edc1f9bc8bfde) ![blob](/image?hash=979d62058efb5c0ab718bc44a2d2e5cd85cb24e51a0148edc98ddb15b2bfaf0a)
Hi guys, have you come across something like "Attribute async not allowed on element link at this point"? My Google skills have gotten weak or something :/
Posting here may be appropriate since it will affect some existing questions here and also clarifies what this community's scope is.
I would post a community proposal if necessary. If so, should I put a Meta post here or on /meta?
Since we're in the discussion of scopes here, I wonder if a "javascript / Node.js" community would be good to start. We can then move the mongodb / nodejs / github action questions here that are js-related but not applicable as client-side.
I did wonder if one has a question about an API one can post in both client and server communities, although that seems like contrived just for the sake of having a question asked. Anyhoo, I figured out my problem, it is just a matter of sharing what I know now here if there's a place for it. :D
APIs are used on client and server-side. Depends on the context you're using the API in.
^^^ That looks exactly like the stuff my late cat used to write while sleeping on the keyboard :)
Thanks! Now let's see if anyone here understands my noob question :)
There are ways of downloading and saving Flash content for later use, if you're interested
My ignorance on some technological topics abounds... Thanks James ;)
As for existing flash content, it will be unplayable from web browsers, even old browser versions I believe.
I think there are various alternatives; for example, online games can be done with HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript.
Hello all, it seems that Adobe Flash is going to be ‘discontinued’ at the end of December. What will happen to everything? Is there a substitute?
I was trying to avoid posting a question until I understood my problem better but I doubt spinning my wheels is going to help so I've asked the question as is. Please take a look https://topanswers.xyz/web?q=1456
i have a question about date time and javascript. Time now: 1603135441086. Start time: 1603134802048. Time elapsed: 0.17751083333333334 hours. in my code, I have const start_time = Date.now(); and then I have another Date.now() inside a function. I'm trying to stop puppeteer if the thing takes more than five and a half hours. any ideas? the whole code is at https://github.com/scrapeaction/techmeme2/blob/master/puppeteer.js
I don't use rxjs or angular but it sounds like you're wanting Server-Sent Events. It might help if you use the keywords "sse" or "server-sent events" when you search.
I am scared of asking a question that isn't quite focused because I don't know what I don't know. Maybe this is the best we can do? I know this isn't stack overflow but still
Hi! Wouldn't it be better to [ask your question](https://topanswers.xyz/question?community=web), as a "real" question? I think that would generate more focussed, informed, and helpful discussion than simply testing the waters in this more general "chat" area.
I used interval and subscribe from stack overflow answer for now... :) but I'd love to hear from you guys
Hi, does httpclient/rxjs/angular have some way to say do this get request every n seconds? Or better yet, what would be a good way to update a page that displays some text that it gets from json from a cms? I mean how would I know that the blog post has been updated without checking, right? and instead of asking "hey do you have anything new for me?" might as well ask "give me everything"? I mean I guess in the real world, I'd ask do you have something new for me but I'd still have to ask every so often, right? I mean the fancy way of doing things might be like a "heartbeat" where I send a "heart beat" to the server to say "Hey, I'm alive" and the server says "ok but I don't have anything new for you" or "oh hey, I have this new stuff for you" but at the end of the day I have to keep asking? or is there a fancy way to avoid this? Proof of concept: https://myreactivematerial.web.app/
@Jack Hiya - in posting that question, I had an odd thing happen. I filled it in, selected a tag, clicked "submit", and got this error message: `ERROR: invalid question CONTEXT: PL/pgSQL function _error(integer,text) line 1 at RAISE SQL function "_new_tag" statement 2 SQL function "new" statement 7`. Fortunately when I hit "back" on the browser (FF, MacOS), the input was still intact. I left off the tag, hit "submit", and it went fine. I then added "html" after it was posted. Thought you would want to know!
Sure, I'll mention my specific needs. I need to put up the question on the webserver.ta, right?
It might be worth mentioning whether you need a 'shopping basket' kind of thing as well as payments gateway
You mean a post type? Please do it if possible. I need recommendations regarding this.