In the past couple of hours I was looking for maven-minify 1.4-order plugin.
Can somebody give me it because I couldn't find it in internet.
Maven Minify Plugin was renamed to Minify Maven Plugin and is available on GitHub.
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Since it's not a maven project, how to build https://github.com/snowflakedb/spark-snowflake?
There is a Maven repository here:
https://search.maven.org/classic/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Cg%3A%22net.snowflake%22
There is also full documentation support here:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/spark-connector-install.html
i'm working on React Project Javascript universal (Express.js as server)
in the production build, i'm using webpack and babel as a bundling and transpiler.
Everything work fine,
However, i'm thinking that, those bundles are actually just static javascript, styles and html.
Can we upload it to Amazon S3 and link it with Cloudfront and make these files available over CDN?
I try googling searching for webpack and CDN but didn't find any useful information.
Or did i misunderstand something? Will it work like what i think? And can we automate this using just webpack cli ?
Please advise,
Webpack is mostly concerned about the building (and bundling) of your assets. What you do with them/where you host them is up to you, and you might want to look into some kind of CI process/tool to manage automated deployments for you, once the bundles are built. Webpack doesn't (afaik) handle deployment.
I am new to Sencha and Intellij. I downloaded the sencha plugin, but it tells me it won't run because of dependencies on JavaScript and com.intellij.css. Where/how to I get those into the IDE ?
The plugin will only work in IDEA Ultimate, because the Javascript and CSS plugins are not included in the Community edition.
Alternatively, it should work with other IDEs that contain these plugins (RubyMine, WebStorm etc).
My company (Java + AngularJS shop) is evaluating both IDEA and WebStorm. Based on some Googling, it looks like IntelliJ IDEA is a superset of the *Storm editors, assuming you install the proper plugins (source1, source2):
Practically, if we purchased IntelliJ IDEA 13.1 Ultimate, what plugins would we need to get these WebStorm features?
Grunt integration
AngularJS integration
Bower integration
Karma integration
JavaScript auto-complete/navigation
Grunt and Bower support, as well as javaScript completion, etc. are available out of the box. AngularJS, Node.js and Karma plugins have to be installed from the repository (Settings/Plugins, Browse Repositories..., type plugin name in the search box to quickly locate it).
Just search the repo, you can do this from within intellij with a nice gui aswell.
javascript code complete is in vanilla (not an external plugin) version btw, as I would imagine most of the others are. Just try the trial version.
i had very nice dev. env. - clojure, maven and jetty with hot deploy. now i moved to google appengine and i can not figure out how to configure maven achieve hot deploy
There is a bug with gae:run that currently doesn't hot deploy changes (see Issue 47). Maybe try the suggested workaround.
There is a google app engine plugin for maven that supports deploy. Hot-deploy is not mentioned but this is where I'd start. Not sure if it works for clojure but I see not reason why it wouldn't.