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QUESTION
I'm trying to understand the principles of a database using the sqflite package.
I test a tutorial found on the web which works well with a Textfield and the display of results.
When I test this same code but fit it to 2 screens, it only works if I do a hotload in Android Studio and I can't figure out where the problem is coming from.
Could someone explain to me what I don't understand to solve the problem?
Thank you
MyHomePage: MyHomePage.dart
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Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 06:23As I saw your code, Maybe you have a problem with your initState()
QUESTION
I'm creating a form with vue.js / vuetify 2, one of the field is Date Event, so I used v-date-picker for the user to choose the date. The problems are the following:
Date Picker menu opens, but cannot pick date. If any dates were clicked, it won't update the menu. The months and years can be changed (UI), but still doesn't update.
With the above problem, the text-field remains empty.
I tried updating vuetify from version 1.5 to the latest version 2, and the problem still persists. I am using date-fns to format the date, so I tried to change the value of v-text-field = "formattedDate" into v-text-field = "date"
After a hot reload (not a refresh, F5, the page hotloaded itself), the date appeared in the form, but still date cannot be changed in the menu (clicking other dates does nothing).
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-28 at 16:43Try this:
QUESTION
I have a frontend/backend project based on:
I can develop the UI parts of the frontend with hotload by running:
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 06:04frontend development has its own ecosystem and the project you're pointing is based on maven which is java build automation tool.
it's really good for release process because maven frontend-maven-plugin allows to run all commands to build final artifact centrally by maven without direct interference of any frontend tools
but for ease of frontend development you can use one of the frontend powerful tools in name of webpack it has got a dev server plugin that allows you to hot reload your frontend project
this plugin overall functionality is to provide a light weight web server to serve your frontend files like html,css,js and ..
when using dev server you should configure it to use a proxy for redirecting API calls to your spring boot application
QUESTION
I am using Expo and the create-react-native app. I enjoy the live/hot reloading feature on my phone, but I'm wondering about custom fonts.
https://docs.expo.io/versions/v17.0.0/guides/using-custom-fonts.html#loading-the-font-in-your-app
The API for Expo only has directions to load them asynchronously. Do I have to do this on every component I want a custom font on? This seems like it would cause some unnecessary calls when I've already loaded it once.
Is there a way to set the font as global or pass it via props once loaded? It seems like they suggest this approach via their last line in that link:
Note: Typically you will want to load your apps primary fonts before the app is displayed to avoid text flashing in after the font loads. The recommended approach is to move the Font.loadAsync call to your top-level component.
...But they give no explanation on HOW to do that, if that's what they are implying.
So my questions are:
1) Does loading the custom font in multiple times (on each component), cause performance issues? (or maybe it's pulled from cache after the first?)
2) After loading it can you pass the font down via properties or set it as a global?
and finally
3) Is this an Expo only issue? Or a create-react-native app only issue? Or just a livereload/hotloading issue?
Also note, I'm working on Windows/Android
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-07 at 03:181) You should only load the font once. As you point out, Expo recommends putting the Font.loadAsync method in the componentDidMount() method of your top-level component.
The performance issue you're referring to is probably the magic that's happening behind the asynchronous call—but again, this should only happen once.
2) From that point forward, you can use the font in any child component using the "fontFamily" property on . As their example (which I modified slightly) shows:
First load the font in your top-level component.
QUESTION
Here is the code,and it works fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-20 at 07:21I have to mark flutter_screenutil since it cause a lot of error.
I just make it work, You can test different height and width
GridView need shrinkWrap : true
the full working code.
QUESTION
My problem is that i would like to change a style of a html element and after that call a function. This is my function i call and the log with the element:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-21 at 13:00To let the browser repaint (including the console, in many browsers), you need to allow the current JavaScript task (job) to complete, and then have the long-running function happen in a subsequent task/job. THe classic way to do that is to use setTimeout
with a delay of 0.
QUESTION
The webpack config of a universal app usually is an array of config objects like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-23 at 21:27You might be interested in webpack-hot-server-middleware
which was designed to solve this very problem.
All you'd need to do is replace the hardcoded require('./www/server.bundle').default
with webpack-hot-server-middleware
, e.g.
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