Be sure to install
libxcb-xfixes0-dev
or QtVirtualKeyboard won’t build
Computertricks und mehr
Be sure to install
libxcb-xfixes0-dev
or QtVirtualKeyboard won’t build
QODBC crashes when closing a database with an QSqlQuery attached.
Make sure all QSqlQuery’s are out of scope before closing or destroying the database.
A simple example implementation of a Bootstap like grid layout.
Not complete or responsive, just an example!
„Simple Bootstrap like grid with CSS Flex / CSS Grid“ weiterlesen
Prestashop 1.6 Modul to Display a youtube video on to Start page and put link to it in to Footer
P.S. Your Theme should use Bootstrap>=3.2 or you will have to handle sizing of the Video by your self!
Ein einfaches Modul um die Position der Standard Hooks in Prestashop 1.6 zu zeigen.
blockgghooktest-1-2
for loadtests i.e.
wget --spider -p -r $URL 2>&1 | grep '^--' | awk '{ print $3 }'| sort | uniq >urllist
or
wget --spider -p $URL 2>&1 | grep '^--' | awk '{ print $3 }'| sort | uniq >urllist
Safari zeigt img tags als flex children nicht an!
img in div wrappen!
The idea of programming as a semiskilled task, practiced by people with a few months‘ training, is dangerous. We wouldn’t tolerate plumbers or accountants that poorly educated. We don’t have as an aim that architecture (of buildings) and engineering (of bridges and trains) should become more accessible to people with progressively less training. Indeed, one serious problem is that currently, too many software developers are undereducated and undertrained. Obviously, we don’t want our tools–including our programming languages–to be more complex than necessary. But one aim should be to make tools that will serve skilled professionals–not to lower the level of expressiveness to serve people who can hardly understand the problems, let alone express solutions. We can and do build tools that make simple tasks simple for more people, but let’s not let most people loose on the infrastructure of our technical civilization or force the professionals to use only tools designed for amateurs.
– Bjarne S.