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Re: Key Tools and Tips for Efficient Web Development 3 Weeks Ago by adwinafram There are a lot of tools that are required for efficient web development, some of them are code editors, responsive design frameworks, testing tools, and automation. represent adjacency matrix using templates 1 Month Ago by Sejal_8 to create a code in c++ for representing an adjacency matrix using templates and delete node function Key Tools and Tips for Efficient Web Development 1 Month Ago by lojoxi … Vue for streamlined front-end development. On the back end, Node.js and Django are solid options for building robust applications… Re: Key Tools and Tips for Efficient Web Development 1 Month Ago by seseb26776 … community behind it. On the back end, I often use Node.js with Express to build APIs and sometimes Django when… Re: nodejs and short alias for process.stdout.write 1 Month Ago by Bhavika_1 In Node.js, process.stdout.write is commonly used to write data … Re: I can't get to my javascript files from Nodejs? 1 Month Ago by Sanket_17 If you're unable to access your JavaScript files from Node.js, here are some steps to troubleshoot: Check file path: … Re: Fast and reliable transport protocol for streaming text 2 Months Ago by sgtamilan QUIC is the preferred transport protocol for quickly and reliably streaming text, optimized for low-latency communication. Re: Fast and reliable transport protocol for streaming text 2 Months Ago by Raj_578 For fast and reliable text streaming, I recommend HTTP/2. It offers low latency, multiplexing, and efficient data transmission. Re: With Rapid Tech Advancement, Beware the Pitfalls of Centralization 1 Month Ago by meyerrluanna Hey, I really enjoyed your post on the risks of centralization as tech keeps advancing. You’re right centralizing too much data or control can create vulnerabilities, especially in today’s world where everything is becoming more interconnected. If one system fails, it can affect a lot of areas. I’ve seen this play out in the way companies use AI… Re: represent adjacency matrix using templates 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim We will offer help but we won't write your code for you. Please revies the community rules/guidelines which state, **Do provide evidence of having done some work yourself ** Re: represent adjacency matrix using templates 1 Month Ago by Sejal_8 ![Screenshot_2024-09-29_221812.png](https://static.daniweb.com/attachments/5/cd15e5e1f2f866666d6e34f616cd262a.png) check this out, I have written the code, but it seems too incomplete, so I was seeking help. Re: represent adjacency matrix using templates 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim What do you mean by incomplete? Does it compile? Does it give you output? How does it differ from what you expect? If you went to the doctor because of a pain you would at least tell him things like where it is, how intense it is, how long it lasts, etc. Re: Node.js books 11 Years Ago by LastMitch … Rusu** >Does anyone know where I can order some node.JS books ( Real books not PDFS or articles ) Have you… try google it? https://www.google.com/search?q=Node.js+books&hl=en&client=firefox-a&… Node.js books 11 Years Ago by Robert Rusu Hello Does anyone know where I can order some node.JS books ( Real books not PDFS or articles ) Cheers, Robert node.js socket.io script getting killed by SIGSEGV after 1-2 days 10 Years Ago by nousername19 I am running my node.js server by forever and my script gets killed …by signal: SIGSEGV Now i have many functions in my node.js script. Upon writing a console.log at the … connect to my pgsql database via node-dbi: var DBWrapper = require('node-dbi').DBWrapper; var DBExpr = require('node-dbi').DBExpr; var dbConnectionConfig = {… Re: Node.js webcaching 11 Years Ago by LastMitch >i want to write an http-proxy progam by node.js that can store cache on my disk , The **node-http-proxy** is used to create proxy. The code is here: https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy#readme You can read an article regarding about using **node-http-proxy**: http://venturebeat.com/2012/01/07/building-consumer-apps-with-node/ Node.js problem 12 Years Ago by baig772 Hi all i am new to Node.js i followed the tutorial and typed the following [CODE]… i have to setup any web server for it??? or Node.js does it itself??? node.js Cannot get 2 Years Ago by Sebastian_12 Im am new to node.js and get the mentioned error in server.js file. … introduce a gantt diagramm with dhtmlx library. I am using Node v16.13.1 and IntelliJ 2021.3 Below are my… Node.js 13 Years Ago by Mkaveli Hi i was wondering if someone knows some good tutorials on creating website with Node.js, jquery, ajax and HTML. Much appreciated, Mkaveli Node.js webcaching 12 Years Ago by lmthuan Hi all, i want to write an http-proxy progam by node.js that can store cache on my disk , so, how can i do ? thank ! Re: Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by mitrious …you want to use Sky Diploma's suggestion either [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : …icode]assert[/icode] to check that it never is: [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(…what's happening. Well, here's my node class: [CODE]class Node { public: Node(); Node(Node*,const State&, int); //Depth of … Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by mitrious … atribute. My constructor is as follows: [CODE]Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(…loop. if I use a constructor such as this: [CODE]Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(0…(s), depth(d) { if(p != NULL) parentNode = new Node(p->parentNode, p->currentState, p->depth); } [/CODE… Re: Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by ravenous … you want to use Sky Diploma's suggestion either [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(…icode] always pointing at the "grand-parent" node. In effect, this will ensure that it is actually always… [icode]assert[/icode] to check that it never is: [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(p),… Re: Node question 14 Years Ago by Taywin … if you want) instead of Integer. [CODE] // initial variable Node<String> head = null; // the head of the … String[] tokens = str.split(" "); // construct link list Node for (int i=0; i<tokens.length; i++) { // … size? if (head==null) { // new list head = new Node<String>(tokens[i], null); // create the head of… Node question 14 Years Ago by minimi …gt;(); // instantiate Character stack Integer result = new Integer(0); Node<Integer> num1, num2; Integer int1 = new Integer…); num1.setNext(num2); // link two nodes // print linked nodes Node<Integer> pointer = num1; Integer number = pointer.getData();… Re: Node question 14 Years Ago by minimi …T data; // next points to the next node private Node<T> next; /** * Constructor … @param next2 * initializes the next reference variable.. */ public Node(T data2, Node<T> next2) { data = data2; next = …Field. * * @return the address to the next node */ public Node<T> getNext() { return next; } … Node and Lists 12 Years Ago by bricemfr …class with the following interface (at a minimum): bool addItem(Node&) //add an item to the list, return true… on success Node* getLargestNode( ) //return the largest value stored in the list…List has seen, it should store a pointer to that Node. getLargestNode( ) should iterate the list…start at the top… Re: Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by Sky Diploma … be initializing 'parentNode' to point to the parent of the Node* p ie: p->parentNode, however in the first constuctor… was wondering if the following would do the trick. [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(p->… Re: Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by mitrious …be initializing 'parentNode' to point to the parent of the Node* p ie: p->parentNode, however in the first … was wondering if the following would do the trick. [code] Node::Node(Node* p,const State& s, int d) : parentNode(p-&…), just picture yourself calling it for the "second node" created you would be trying to call p->… Re: Node class - Problem with pointers 12 Years Ago by mitrious …the same mistake :) )[/QUOTE] The problem wasn't in my node class at all. The search algorithm was messing up the… memory address of stuff changing the parent node of some nodes (cuz the parentNode attribute is just … the search to use pointers to node ExploredSet and FrontierSet are both std::vector<Node*> now, this way I…