unbundle | import / export with node_modules

I have developed an UWP app for windows iot core generated with bundle (always)

But now I'd like to add Romanian language and I read in this article

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/401/localization-issues-when-using-app-bundle-in-uwp.html

because app doesn't work.

So I create a new version without bundle (never), but if I try to update by PackageManager I get an error and if I try by Windows Device Portal I get the same error.

Is there a way to update a bundle app with "unbundle" app?

Having trouble getting HTML5 basic example to work in Flutter webview on android.

Created a basic flutter app (Channel beta, 1.26.0-17.8.pre) with a webview and running in android emulator, loading a HTML file from assets folder:

I'm using a MainActivity that links to many activies. The first time that you push on a button from the MainActivity to go to another activity, it takes 2-3 seconds to load. After the first time, you can do everything by loading activities in less than 1 second (as I expected).

I don't know how to solve this, since I'm new in Android Studio and in the stack trace there isn't something that could make me understand the problem.

Here is the stack trace:

I'm working on a Svelte project, which has multiple pages (5 different html files really) And I am using Snowpack for testing, Snowpack with Webpack for bundling because unbundled website have too many (over 80) requests due to separate .js file for each svelte component. for 4mbps net, 80 request loads within seconds, but still I think it is horrible to have 80 requests just on index page...

Problem is I'm not happy with the result from Webpack. I previously used Rollup for bundling (Svelte default) and switched to Snowpack for faster reloading.

Please note that this is example, my app bundle size is around 750kb

I have created this playground and here is the code:

Sorry if this is a noob question, but I am trying to dump a psycopg2 dictionary directly into a json string. I do get a return value in the browser, but it isn't formatted like most of the other json examples I see. The idea being to dump the result of a select statement into a json string and unbundle it on the other end to add into a database on the client side. The code is below and a sample of the return. Is there a better way to do this operation with json and psycopg2?

I am vizualizing my db with cytoscape.js, but I can't align the parent nodes text correctly (by object). It seems like the "parent" selector does not exist. All other selectors are working correctly for me.

Here is the important part of my js file:

I am trying to use the LIBSVM-software in LabVIEW. Luckily there already exist wrappers on GitHub. I don't want to train the model again each time, I open LabVIEW but I got stuck with my limited knowledge of writing more complex structures to files. The structure looks as follows

and contains integers, doubles, booleans, enums and arrays (1D) and an array of arrays... The size of the arrays may change.

What is a proper way to save and load such a cluster? Or do I have to unbundle everything and write it to an XML file?

What's the best practice for using the ASP.NET Core bundleconfig.json with development versus production environments? The prior bundler (BundleCollection) would pay attention to the DEBUG compiler directive and not minify the list of scripts when you're debugging.

It appears as though the new paradigm is to have tags in the HTML templates that test for the ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT value. Though I don't see a way of incorporating that environment variable into the bundleconfig.json workflow.

One way I see is to maintain 2 lists for each bundle output in bundleconfig.json, minified and non-minified versions, so that the JavaScript can be debugged. Alternatively I could put direct links to the unbundled JavaScript in the development tag and then reference the bundled and minified version in the production/staging tag.

Either way there's a need to maintain 2 lists of JavaScript files (and all this goes for CSS files as well). That seems like a step backwards to me, where before you only needed to maintain a single list of source files and the the BundleCollection would only minify when appropriate.

Am I missing something here or do I need to go a step further and investigate Gulp to be able to handle the different environments?