jaylib | Java JNI bindings for Raylib | Wrapper library
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JNI is the fastest kind of native binding for Java, but is difficult to write. Therefore we are using JavaCPP to automatically generate the bindings. The results are not quite as Java-like as you would get from a hand-written binding, but they are not bad, and should be easy to keep up to date with the latest changes in Raylib. JavaCPP is very mature and powerful but not hugely documented, so it is probably capable of doing more than we are doing so far. See issues.
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I was looking to include a responsive card template into my project and used one of the templates from CodePen to do this. However, when I copied the code from CodePen to my own platform, The card would not expand when I click on "click on expand" like it is unresponsive. But over here, the code runs fine, but not on the IDE I am using.
Where I got the whole code from initially: https://codepen.io/ryanparag/pen/EOBdOK
The HTML/CSS of the card:
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Answered 2021-Jan-09 at 23:37You're referencing javascript with the wrong tag.
Javascript should be referenced with a
It worked here and in codepen site, because both are not using a reference to the javascript, they are "creating one".
EDIT: To avoid the following error in the repl.it site:
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