Suppose your personal website is hosted in a Github page as follows: https://username.github.io The repository should be name as username.github.io. If you have a pdf file named document.pdf and you place it in the directory folder then you should be able to open it directly in the browser through the following link: https://username.github.io/folder/document.pdf To allow … Read more
According to this question it is because Flask is blocking and Tornado is non-blocking. If one uses Tornado as a WSGI server and Flask for URL routing and templates (undocumented) there shouldn’t be any overhead. With this approach you aren’t using Flask’s web server, so there isn’t really an extra layer of abstraction. However, if … Read more
If we think the terminology, which I think is the main question here. Web service refers to software, that serves data in any format (XML/JSON etc.) through some kind of web interface. That interface can be called API (Application Programming Interface). REST and SOAP are ways to design the API. Application is the software that … Read more
Today, iframes are commonly used to assure separate scope and styling. Examples include Google’s map and YouTube videos. However, iframes are designed to embed another full document within the current HTML document. This means accessing values in a given DOM element in an iframe from the parent document is a hassle by design. The DOM … Read more
For the first exception:- Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to execute ‘Cache’ on ‘addAll’: Request failed You get this exception when any files which you have mentioned in your cache list return a 404 response. So make sure the all the resources are giving 200. For the 2nd error:- start_url does not respond with a … Read more
Your simplest approach would be to right-click the Web Sessions list’s column headers and choose Customize Columns… from the menu. From the Collection dropdown, choose the Session Timers option and then select the timer of interest in the Timer Name dropdown.
I have limited experience, but for what I can understand: Cache is data which is used very frequently, so it is stored to reduce processing and loading required. In a computer, the cache is what helps to hold temporary data used by the processor to compute the most basic instructions. It is a lot faster, … Read more
In the end it all comes down to correct cache handling… symfony or PHP in general IS slower than other languages or frameworks thus providing you with the tools to create rich, secure and testable web applications really fast. If you use a reverse proxy like Varnish and ESI ( edge side includes ) and … Read more
I was having this problem and it turns out there are two config.xml files. The first one is in Xcode, but you have to edit the second one from the filesystem. AppName/config.xml AppName/platforms/ios/AppName/config.xml I added <allow-navigation href=”https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36234957/*” /> to both of them and it worked. Using 6.3.0.
Perhaps one aspect of RESTful APIs you may want to look for is “scalability”. Do REST APIs scale? If they do, why do the companies below go their own way? Facebook: GraphQL. GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. Netflix: FALCOR Falcor lets you … Read more