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When trying to connect to my ScrabbleGo app I keep getting an inner HTML internet connectivity javascript error, My internet connection shows a strong connection. I don't understand why it won't or can't connect my scrabbleGo game . All my other apps connect ok, but this one decided to have a connection error. How do I fix it ? Do I need to delete/remove the app then download the app/game again ?
I haven't tried anything except a system diagnostic test,which confirmed there is a problem with tue inner HTML javascript connectivity.
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Anyone know how to create a minecraft education edition dedicated server and host in linux terminal?
I'm want create new documentation with game code generator and sharer in terminal or linux minecraft EDU client for run the game in machine and create server manually with ui.
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I know VueJS is a side server rendering (SSR) technology, so, which servers are for this framework? Can you give some examples?
You've got a lot of things mixed up, so I strongly suggest you go through the entire documentation. VueJS is a client-side application framework, like React, Ember, Backbone, etc.
Server-Side Rendering is just one of the features that VueJS comes with, which basically means that a server will pre-generate the HTML with the data prepopulated instead of making the user fetch all its parts and assemble them in the browser (which is way slower, and way worse for SEO). If by "what kind of server" you mean what type of language the SSR compilation runs in, it's Node.JS.
Good luck! There's a lot of terminology.
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In many places online when I try to search for an answer I only find "connections pools improve performance as resources can share the connections and do not have to create new connections" or some derivation of the same.
Ok, you gain performance by reusing connections. However, in the use-case where you have a traditional client server architecture (not web server or app server). Where there is only one application ever connecting to the RDBMS. Why not set it up to not close the connection, just keep it open? Would you still see performance benefits with a connection pool? It seems to me the concept of connection pools is targeting the case where you have multiple applications accessing the same RDBMS and sharing between them.
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For a regular client/server application, connection pools have not added value. There's no performance improvement since the client opens the database connection once and keeps it open. And there's no reduction of resources as each client requires a separate, dedicated connection.
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I've read in Hacker News the other day there is a way to store some values in user's browser without using Cookie and this apparently cannot get deleted by the users.
I forgot what this is now and was wondering if anyone knew what this was?
"cannot get deleted by the user" is impossible. If you set it, it can be deleted.
That said, there has been discussion recently about using ETag headers for tracking, which will only get erased when the user clears their cache (not when they delete cookies).
There's also the the localStorage stuff that's part of the HTML5 spec: http://diveintohtml5.info/storage.html
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I'm wondering if there's a dedicated application for the purpose of running programs written in JS (+HTML/CSS) that can be redistributable freely with any such program.
My project may grow into something bigger and it just can't simply depend on an internet browser (also, I'm not sure about the security of running a JS app which doesn't connect to the internet in an internet-ready browser).
I've read that one must use AJAX to manage files through JS in a web browser, but are there any frameworks which allow to run JS code with all file management permissions?
Basically, I'm looking for the framework that web browsers use to show webpages - the very essence of a browser. What are the better alternatives that could meet my requirements?
Are you looking for something like node.js? Node