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My team is just starting to learn AngularJs. We have gone through a series of tutorials but we want to see some real world apps to see how things are done in a real working app.
I made some research but was able to find only this project with source code on GitHub.
I will be very grateful if some good people share more apps like this. In my opinion, this is a very good way to get real experience about some new technology.
Goodfil.ms and doubleclick are good examples. If you're looking at hybrid apps take a look at the Sky Sports Cricket score centre with a Cordova type wrapper. Most people won't disclose code of these large projects but Yeoman (yo angular) and seed projects (angular, requirejs, gulp, Browserify) give you a good starting point. You'll also see a lot of examples through the angular documentation to help you get started.
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I'm having a difficult time understanding its tutorials.
Either they are too advanced or do not work
If you are an advanced user, please tell me how you started off.
Derick Bailey has a blog post on this, although it's a bit old: http://lostechies.com/derickbailey/2011/09/13/resources-for-and-how-i-learned-backbone-js/
They way I started (although with Marionette which is built on top of Backbone) was to create some small projects to see how the various parts worked together: http://davidsulc.com/blog/category/backbone-js/backbone-marionette/
To help other people along, I then wrote a book that builds a non-trivial application step by step: http://davidsulc.github.io/marionette-gentle-introduction/#contacts
If you learn best by digging in source code, you can see it here: https://github.com/davidsulc/marionette-gentle-introduction
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I'm new to web developing and I want to make a web where the user fill in a few info and then get an answer from the backend. The info filled in is sent to the backend; the backend then process the info and send the answer back for display.
My question is how can I do it with the simplest possible framework? LAMP and GAE both seem ok to me in the long run, but is there any simpler framework good for my needs? I have also looked into LAMP provider like bitnami, however I can't find the application I need in the list of applications. If needed, I can program in Java.
Thanks! and please let me know if I need to clarify my question. I think what I'm asking is general guidance on setting up such a simple web.
Google AppEngine will work fine for your needs. You will need to program it, and Java works on GAE. Start with Java Tutorial and then gradually add your own server side processing. Of course many other web server platforms are possible, but users of GAE generally consider it to be very capable and easy enough to use. LAMP is likely to take you longer to learn.
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I am new to android development.I have created a couple of wallpaper apps.I am very much interested in android.Since i do not have any resources to study or know about more advanced concepts in android development.
Can anybody please suggest me any advanced android pdf books?Please share any links available.
I know this forum helps incredibly well for android developers to share their knowledge.
This forum is full of experts in android development and i hope anyone will help.Please help me to pursue my knowledge in android.
I am also pretty new to Android and what I have found helpful to me (so far) is:
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html
https://stackoverflow.com/
http://www.newthinktank.com/videos/android-video-tutorial/
If you are also new to Java, I would highly recommend to read "Thinking In Java" by Bruce Eckel
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I know this has been discussed a few times on stackoverflow but I wasn't able to find a sufficient answer. For a project, I am seeking the best possible piece of software/api/library that can recognise barcode numbers from the input image. It will be used on mobile phones(iphone, windows mobile, android etc.) so it should be good at catching barcodes from bad angles, blurry images and such bad conditions. Being open source or commercial doesn't matter as long as it does the job well (indeed open source would be better :) )
If you have any experience with this topic, please share with us:)
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Google has an Open Source project for this zxing
I'm familiar enough with it to know if it will do everything you need it to do, but I imagine it would be a really great place for you to start.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/zbar/
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I would like to know if there are good tutorials for Microsoft Sharepoint. Specifically solutions that involves routing documents for approval. Use of Microsoft Infopath for form making and Microsoft SQL Server for the database is needed. What I meant by good is that the quality that they possess is similar to the video tutorials of asp.net learn section. Any help in this matter will be great. Thanks in advance.
this is a great video on the workflow part of your question. He has other video's on InfoPath, etc but I haven't had time to watch them yet.
http://sheltonblog.com/archive/2007/11/21/how-to-video-building-a-basic-approval-workflow-with-sharepoint.aspx