#VSCode API integration

[windmillcode]

LibTracker Updates 11/25/24: Simplify Dependency Management with this simple SBOM Tool

We are excited to announce the latest updates to *LibTracker*, our VSCode extension designed for professionals to simplify software bill of materials (SBOM) management. With LibTracker, you can effortlessly analyze and manage your apps, ensuring up-to-date versions, addressing security vulnerabilities, and resolving licensing issues—all at a glance.

Access it here: [LibTracker on VSCode Marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=windmillcode-publisher-0.lib-tracker)

### New Features in the Latest Release:

- **Grouped Paths**: Added the ability to associate multiple apps with a root folder, easing project transfers between computers.

- **App Detail Page**:

  - **Subdependency Information**: View detailed info and license info for subdependencies.

  - Toggle between root and subdependency data to explore license and CVE details.

- **Bulk Group Path Update**:

  - Recursively searches for app basenames within directories. or the exact subPath. Can specify a recusion level

### Upcoming Features:

- **App Detail Page Enhancements**:

  - Integration of CVE details for all subdependencies.

  - Search functionality extended to include nested child rows.

  - Expand and collapse all subtables within rows for streamlined navigation.

  - Responsive design updates to allow a card-based layout for improved usability.

- **Toggle Select All Apps**: Introducing a select-all option on the project detail page.

- **Workspace Folder Management**: Development depends on VSCode API’s ability to support VSCode profiles.

- **SBOM Generation**: Investigating whether to retrieve license and CVE details for every version of each package used in the app.

### Future Milestones (Exploring Feasibility):

- **Git Backup Changes**: Enhancements to streamline version control and backup capabilities.

- **AI-Powered Summaries**: Considering automated generation of license and CVE category summaries.

- **Subdependency Navigation**: Exploring the possibility of linking subdependencies in the license pane to their locations in the dependency table

- **Advanced Table Features** - the current package does not support

  - child row search

  - expand and collapse all subtables in a given row

  - responsiveness (remove columns or using cards at a certain viewport)

[anheliotrope]

I'm quite happy that Rider IDE is now free for personal use. This is a recent development.

Where-in I talk about IDEs a bit

Rider is a C# IDE that is in direct competition with Visual Studio. It's a bit surprising that Microsoft gave enough wiggle room in the ecosystem to allow a competitor like this to exist.

Of course, both Rider and VS are non-free software, but I find Rider to be an addition to the ecosystem that makes things healthier overall.

Ultimately, even if Rider wasn't free, I don't mind paying for this kind of tool. It is a good tool. What I mind is the lack of control and recourse if the company decides to fuck me over. And that's less likely when you have two IDEs in direct competition like this.

(Though to be clear, this is extremely far from a bulletproof defense and your long-term future as a programmer is always at risk if you don't have FOSS tooling available.)

(Also, it would be cool if we found a way to pay people for tools that doesn't require them holding the kind of power they can use to fuck you over later.)

I think it's generally unlikely for the FOSS community to develop IDEs that are this comprehensive, along with the fact that most programmers in that category have an inherent distaste for IDEs. I think that at least for some usecases, the distaste is misguided.

Trying to get emacs to give you roughly the capabilities of a proprietary IDE can be really painful. Understanding how to configure it and setting everything up is a short full-time job. Then maintaining it becomes a constant endeavor depending on the packages you've decided to rely on and to try to integrate together. It will work wonderfully, then when you update your packages something stops working and debugging it can be frustrating and time-consuming. Sometimes it's not from updating -- you notice some quirky behaviour or bad performance you want to fix and this sends you down a rabbit hole.

By comparison, Rider works mostly how I want it to work. It's had some minor misbehavior, but nothing that would make me have to stop and expend a lot of time. The time saved is really psychologically significant. On some days debugging my tools is fine and even fun. On other days it is devastating.

Don't get me wrong. The stuff you can do with emacs is incredible. The level of customization, the ecosystem. If you want to be a power user among power users, emacs is your uncle, your sister, your estranged half-brother, and your time-travelling son. But it definitely comes at a cost.

Where-in I talk about VSCode a bit

All of this rambling also reminds me of VSCode.

VSCode masquerades as being free software, but the moment you fork it in any way:

Microsoft's C# and C++ debuggers are so restrictively licensed as to exclude the ability to run them with a VSCode fork. (Bonus fact: Jetbrains when developing Rider had to write a debugger from scratch!)

Microsoft forbids the VSCode extension marketplace from being used by any VSCode fork.

Microsoft allows proprietary extensions to be published to the extension market place, which are configured to refuse to work with a non-official build even if you obtain them separately.

In response to this, Open VSX appeared, operated by the Eclipse Foundation. This permits popular FOSS builds of VSCode, such as VSCodium, to still offer an extension marketplace.

Open VSX has an adapter to Microsoft's marketplace API, which is what permits a build of VSCode to use Open VSX as a replacement for Microsoft's marketplace.

Open VSX does not have every extension that Microsoft's marketplace has and will always lack the proprietary ones. But the fact that a FOSS alternative exists is encouraging and heartwarming.

[technonews-biz]

Top 5 AIs that speed up your coding

AI-based coding assistants have become an integral part of the development process, they help you generate code, understand code, search for projects and perform various tasks with the help of hints and code. Cloud-based IDE platforms like Google Colab and Deepnote also offer AI-based coding features to help generate code and solve problems.

In this article, we will highlight five AI-powered coding assistants that deserve a closer look. All of them come with VSCode extensions and are easy to customise. Just install them and you can get used to a new, simpler way of programming.

1. GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot is an artificial intelligence tool that helps programmers write code more efficiently. By installing the Copilot extension in VS Code, developers will be able to generate and understand code, as well as customise the editor's autocomplete features. Compared to other tools, Copilot is a mature product that provides the most relevant and accurate advice. The new chat feature allows developers to generate, modify and improve code using natural language, even when they are on the go. In addition, the integrated chat allows you to generate code directly in a text editor. The only downside to GitHub Copilot is that it is a paid tool. However, if you're a full-time developer or software engineer, a few dollars a month is a great deal.

2. Codeium

Codeium is a widely known free tool that has recently become popular. It offers most of the features of GitHub Copilot, and the best part is that it's free for personal use. Using Codeium, you can ask a question about a file and it will read it and give you an appropriate answer. You can also ask to rewrite, explain, improve or fix the code. There is also an autocomplete function, but since Codeium's autocomplete is not always accurate, it is recommended that you use the old Python autocomplete function. The only drawback of Codeium is that it doesn't always generate the latest version of the code.

3. Cody

Cody is an artificial intelligence-based code writing assistant designed to increase the speed of writing and understanding code. It offers similar features to Codeium such as chat, commands, code interpretation and auto-complete. It is available in both free and professional versions. I've been using Cody for almost two months now, and it worked very smoothly until I started using it for data science and machine learning projects. Unfortunately, I found that the code it generated was inaccurate because it didn't take context into account. However, based on personal experience with Codeium and Cody, I found that Cody could not understand the code and sometimes produced inaccurate autocomplete suggestions. Therefore, I prefer Codeium over Cody.

4. Code GPT

I recently discovered Code GPT: Chat & AI Agents, which integrates all the latest large-scale language models and offers a number of features that impressed me. This extension offers many features including AI chat support, code interpretation, error checking and auto-complete. This extension is free to use if you have access to the OpenAI API or other platforms. I tested it with Google AI, Anthiopic AI, and the OpenAI API. The Claude 2.1 API is fast, but the accuracy is low. To make it more usable, developers need to reduce autocomplete latency and solve the problem of generating inaccurate responses. One solution is to use Codeium for autocomplete and CodeGPT for code generation and problem solving.

5. Tabnine

Tabnine is an artificial intelligence coding assistant that speeds up and simplifies the software development process. It also ensures code privacy, security and compliance. Tabnine is currently used by over a million developers across industries and has been downloaded 7 million times on VSCode. There is a free version of Tabnine, but it may not be as effective as the Pro version. If you need better coding help, it's worth considering purchasing the Pro version. However, the autocomplete feature in the free version is still fast and accurate. If you want to try Tabnine, you can take advantage of the 90-day trial version. Keep in mind that you will need to enter your payment details to access the trial version.

Summary

Code assistants with artificial intelligence are revolutionising software development by increasing programmers' efficiency and productivity. In this article, we've outlined the top five AI-powered code assistants that we think everyone who struggles with logic, formatting, and testing code should use.

Implementing one or more of these assistants into your workflow will increase productivity, generate and understand code faster, and solve problems faster so you can focus more on coding. Ultimately, these AI assistants will help developers spend less time working on code, which means more time developing great software. Try them out on your next project!

[softgridcomputer]

The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Python Full Stack Developer: From Front-End to Back-End Development

In today's dynamic tech landscape, the role of a Python Full Stack Developer is increasingly in demand. Mastering both front-end and back-end development not only makes you more versatile but also opens up a myriad of career opportunities. This guide will take you through the essential skills and steps needed to become a proficient Python Full Stack Developer.

Understanding Full Stack Development

Full stack development involves working on both the front-end and back-end of a web application. The front-end is what users interact with, while the back-end handles the server, database, and application logic.

Front-End Development

As a Python Full Stack Developer, you need a solid grasp of front-end technologies. Here are the key areas to focus on:

HTML/CSS: The backbone of any web page. HTML structures the content, and CSS styles it. Understanding these is crucial for building responsive and aesthetically pleasing interfaces.

JavaScript: The scripting language of the web. It adds interactivity and dynamism to your web pages. Frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js are also worth learning.

Front-End Frameworks: These include Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, and others that help in quickly designing and customizing web interfaces.

Back-End Development

The back-end is where Python shines. Here’s what you need to know:

Python Programming: Mastering Python is essential. Focus on its syntax, data structures, and libraries.

Django/Flask: These are the most popular Python frameworks for web development. Django is known for its robustness and includes a lot of built-in features, whereas Flask is more lightweight and flexible.

Database Management: Understanding databases is crucial. Learn SQL and how to interact with databases using ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tools like SQLAlchemy.

APIs: Knowing how to create and consume APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) is fundamental. RESTful APIs are commonly used in web development.

Essential Tools and Technologies

Version Control

Git is the industry standard for version control. Learn how to use Git for tracking changes in your codebase and collaborating with other developers.

Development Environments

Familiarize yourself with Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like PyCharm, VSCode, or Sublime Text. These tools enhance productivity and ease debugging.

Testing and Debugging

Writing tests ensures your code works as expected. Learn about unit testing, integration testing, and tools like pytest. Also, become proficient in debugging tools to quickly resolve issues.

Building Projects

Practical experience is invaluable. Start by building small projects and gradually increase their complexity. Here are some ideas:

To-Do App: A simple project that helps you understand the full stack workflow.

Blog Platform: Incorporate user authentication, CRUD operations, and front-end frameworks.

E-commerce Site: Integrate payment gateways, product listings, and user management.

Continuous Learning and Improvement

The tech industry evolves rapidly. Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies by:

Joining Developer Communities: Engage with communities like Stack Overflow, GitHub, and Python forums.

Attending Workshops and Conferences: Participate in events like PyCon to network and learn from experts.

Following Influential Developers: Keep up with blogs, YouTube channels, and social media profiles of renowned Python developers.

Career Path and Opportunities

As a Python Full Stack Developer, you have various career paths to choose from:

Web Developer: Build and maintain websites and web applications.

Software Engineer: Develop complex software solutions across various domains.

DevOps Engineer: Focus on automating and streamlining the development process.

The demand for Python Full Stack Developers is high across industries such as tech, finance, healthcare, and more. Companies value developers who can handle both front-end and back-end tasks, making you a valuable asset in any team.

Conclusion

Becoming a Python Full Stack Developer is a rewarding journey that requires dedication, continuous learning, and practical experience. By mastering both front-end and back-end technologies, you'll be well-equipped to build comprehensive and efficient web applications. Embrace the challenge, stay curious, and keep coding!

[codegurus]

Python Web Development: Unleashing the Power of Python for Your Web Projects

In the ever-evolving world of web development, Python has emerged as a powerhouse. This versatile programming language has gained immense popularity for its simplicity, readability, and an extensive ecosystem of libraries and frameworks. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started, Python web development offers a wealth of opportunities. In this article, we'll dive deep into Python web development, exploring its benefits, tools, frameworks, and how it can drive success for your web projects.

Table of Contents

Why Python for Web Development?

Python Web Development Tools

Python Web Frameworks

Django

Flask

FastAPI

Python and Front-End Technologies

Python Web Development Best Practices

Conclusion

1. Why Python for Web Development?

When it comes to choosing a programming language for web development, Python offers several compelling reasons:

Readability: Python's clean and easy-to-read syntax reduces the chances of coding errors and makes collaboration between developers seamless.

Versatility: Python is a general-purpose language, which means it can be used for a wide range of applications, including web development.

Large Community: Python boasts a vast and active community of developers who contribute to its growth and maintain numerous libraries and frameworks.

Robust Frameworks: Python web development is well-supported by powerful frameworks like Django, Flask, and FastAPI, which simplify development and save time.

Scalability: Python's versatility allows for both small-scale projects and large, complex web applications.

2. Python Web Development Tools

Before diving into Python web frameworks, let's explore some essential tools that facilitate the development process:

Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)

PyCharm: Developed by JetBrains, PyCharm is a popular Python IDE known for its robust features, code analysis, and integration with popular Python web frameworks.

Visual Studio Code (VSCode): A lightweight, open-source code editor, VSCode offers excellent support for Python development through extensions.

Package Managers

pip: The default package manager for Python, pip makes it easy to install, update, and manage Python packages and dependencies.

Version Control Systems

Git: Git is essential for tracking changes in your codebase, collaborating with other developers, and managing code versions.

Database Management

SQLAlchemy: A powerful and flexible SQL toolkit and Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library that simplifies database interaction.

API Development

Swagger UI: A tool for designing, building, and documenting RESTful APIs, which can be seamlessly integrated with Python web applications.

3. Python Web Frameworks

Python's true potential in web development shines through its frameworks. Let's explore some of the most popular ones:

3.1 Django

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Django, known as "The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines," is a high-level Python web framework that prioritizes clean and pragmatic design. It follows the "batteries-included" philosophy, offering a wide range of built-in features for rapid development.

Key Features of Django:

Admin Interface: Django's admin panel provides a ready-made interface for managing application data, which is a huge time-saver during development.

ORM (Object-Relational Mapping): Django's ORM simplifies database management by allowing developers to work with Python objects instead of SQL queries.

Security: Django takes security seriously and provides built-in protection against common web vulnerabilities like SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS).

Scalability: While Django is suitable for small projects, it can also handle large and complex applications when properly optimized.

Sample Code Snippet (Creating a Simple Model):

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3.2 Flask

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Flask is a lightweight and micro web framework for Python. It's often referred to as a "micro" framework because it doesn't come with as many built-in features as Django, giving developers more flexibility to choose components and libraries.

Key Features of Flask:

Simplicity: Flask's simplicity allows developers to start coding quickly without a steep learning curve.

Extensibility: Flask encourages the use of extensions to add functionality as needed, which keeps the core framework lightweight.

RESTful API Support: Flask is an excellent choice for building RESTful APIs, making it popular among developers working on microservices.

Werkzeug and Jinja2: Flask relies on the Werkzeug WSGI toolkit and Jinja2 templating engine, which are well-documented and widely used.

Sample Code Snippet (Creating a Simple Route):

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3.3 FastAPI

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FastAPI is a modern, fast (high-performance), web framework for building APIs with Python 3.7+ based on standard Python type hints. It is designed to be easy to use and learn, while also providing automatic interactive documentation.

Key Features of FastAPI:

Automatic Documentation: FastAPI automatically generates interactive documentation (Swagger UI and ReDoc) for your API, making it easy to understand and test.

Type Hints: It uses Python type hints for request and response validation, reducing the chances of runtime errors.

Async Support: FastAPI is designed to work asynchronously, which can lead to significant performance improvements for I/O-bound operations.

Security: FastAPI includes built-in security features to help protect your API, such as authentication and authorization tools.

Sample Code Snippet (Creating an API Endpoint):

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4. Python and Front-End Technologies

Python isn't limited to the back-end; it can also be used for front-end development with the help of tools and libraries like:

Django Templates: Django includes a powerful templating engine that allows developers to create dynamic front-end interfaces.

JavaScript Integration: Python can be used in conjunction with JavaScript frameworks like React or Vue.js to build interactive and responsive front-end applications.

WebAssembly (Wasm): Python can be compiled to WebAssembly, enabling the execution of Python code directly in the browser.

5. Python Web Development Best Practices

To ensure the success of your Python web development projects, follow these best practices:

Code Organization

Maintain a clean and organized project structure to make it easier for other developers to collaborate.

Use version control (e.g., Git) to track changes and collaborate effectively.

Security

Stay updated with security best practices and apply them to your web applications.

Regularly patch and update dependencies to mitigate security vulnerabilities.

Performance

Optimize your code and database queries for performance to ensure your web application runs smoothly, especially under heavy loads.

Use caching mechanisms to reduce server load and response times.

Documentation

Document your code and APIs thoroughly to make it easier for other developers to understand and use your work.

Generate automatic documentation when using frameworks like FastAPI.

Testing

Implement unit and integration tests to catch bugs early in the development process.

Use continuous integration (CI) tools to automate testing and deployment processes.

6. Conclusion

Python web development has taken the digital world by storm, offering a powerful and flexible platform for building web applications of all sizes and complexities. Whether you choose Django for its robustness, Flask for its simplicity, or FastAPI for its modernity, Python provides a wide range of tools and frameworks to suit your development needs.

As you embark on your Python web development journey, remember to follow best practices, stay updated with the latest trends, and embrace the vibrant Python community. With Python's versatility and your expertise, you'll be well-equipped to lead successful web development projects and drive growth for your business.

If you're ready to leverage the power of Python web development for your next project, contact us today. Our team of experienced Python developers is here to help you turn your ideas into reality.

[gleitzman]

Howdoi Mentorship

Every now and again I miss the library. A hall of wisdom, quiet and serene, with stacks and stacks of worlds to explore. Nowadays, the internet has largely replaced the role of trawling through shelves of books and reams of microfilm.

Software development, once a bastion of deep thought and planning, has in the modern era been reduced to the tying together of disparate APIs and the inevitable Quest for the most pertinent StackOverflow page. Howdoi, a simple tool for finding answers to common programming questions, was largely a response to the seemingly never-ending shuffle between the code editor and the web browser. When spending time in the latter, there's a pretty good chance you might find yourself distracted from the task at hand.

This summer, as part of Major League Hacking, I helped mentor students from all over the world in contributing new functionality and general improvements to howdoi. Among the myriad commits was support for stashing commonly used answers, JSON output (perfect for integrating howdoi into other applications), an improved caching system to speed up development and reduce rate limiting while using the tool itself, code editor integrations including a VSCode plugin, and a bunch of smaller improvements that make the whole shebang more ergonomic.

Big thanks for everyone for their contribution, and for helping folks all over the world become better programmers with howdoi! If you'd like to lend a hand or have an idea, drop me a line on the issues page.

[youroriginaltimemachinestudent]

GPT95 Ai Coding Review 2023 : Pro Or Cons How To Use Free Version

What is GPT95? GPT95 GUI style is based on that of Windows 95 OS. Not only was our creator born in 1995, but they've have always held a fond memory of using the OS growing up. Windows 95's ethos was to make personal computing more accessible, intuitive, and enjoyable, while also providing a stable and reliable platform for users to work and play on. Key Points KeyPointProduct NameGPT95 Product TypeTranscription Free TrailYes Available Basic Version Price Start From$2 USD Per Month DeploymentSaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOSOffline/Online SupportOnlineCustomer TypeLarge Enterprises ,Medium Business ,Small BusinessOfficial WebsiteClick Here To Visit GPT95 Transcription Pricing Now it’s time to talk about company plans and pricing. How to Sign Up & Use GPT95? 1. Go to the Otter.ai website at https://GPT95.ai. 2. Sign up for a free account. 3. Download the GPT95.ai app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. 4. Open the app and sign in with your account credentials. 5. To start recording, tap the red ���Record” button in the top right corner of the app. 6. Speak into your device microphone as you would normally. 7. When you're done recording, tap the red “Stop” button. 8. Your recording will be automatically transcribed and available in the Otter.ai app. 9. To edit or view your transcript, tap the “Transcripts” tab on the bottom navigation bar. 10. To share your transcript, tap the blue “Share” button at the top right corner of the app GPT95 Tool Key Features Language generation GPT95 can generate high-quality, human-like text in a variety of styles and tones. Language translation GPT95 can translate text from one language to another with high accuracy. Question answering GPT95 can answer a wide range of questions, including factual questions, opinion-based questions, and more. Chatbots and conversational agents They can be used to create chatbots and conversational agents that can hold human-like conversations. Text summarization They can summarize long texts into shorter, more concise summaries. Content creation They can be used to create a wide range of content, including articles, stories, poems, and more. Personalization They can be fine-tuned on specific tasks and domains to improve its performance and generate more relevant outputs. GPT95 Pro Or Cons PROCONSHigh-quality language generationHigh CostBroad range of applicationsLimited control over outputsEase of useDependence on training dataPersonalization GPT95.ai Alternative Below Is Some Alternative Of Otter.ai Tools 1. Descript: Descript is a speech-to-text platform that converts audio and video files into accurate, searchable transcripts. It offers various features like transcription, editing, collaboration, and integration with other apps. 2. Happy Scribe: Happy Scribe is a transcription and subtitling platform that converts audio and video files into accurate transcripts and subtitles. It offers features like fast turnaround, multiple file formats, keyword search, and more. 3. Trint: Trint is a transcription platform that offers automated and human-generated transcripts. It features AI-powered speech recognition, integration with popular video conferencing platforms, and tools for searching, editing, and sharing transcripts. GPT95 FAQ Do you offer a free trial?Yes, we offer a 10k token free trial. After this you will lose access to the AI features, if you do not upgrade to a paid plan.What makes us different?You can benefit from ChatGPT AI inside our sleek VSCode extension for only $4/month. You'll never have to worry about using an excessive amount of tokens and incurring accidental API costs, which can be easily done using the API yourself. An average request is 350 tokens.What is natural-language-to-code?Natural-language-to-code refers to the translation process of spoken language into code. The natural-language-to-code features of GPT3 are light years ahead of Codex’s ability, allowing you to create code with context from the web, or the project you are in.What's next for GPT95?They have a huge road-map of features and IDE integrations for extensions. To keep up to date with the latest updates, be sure to sign up to newsletter in the footer. Read the full article

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Vscode cmake command not found

Vscode cmake command not found install#

Vscode cmake command not found generator#

Vscode cmake command not found software#

Vscode cmake command not found code#

To use ninja you will need to first build ninja from source. The ninja tool is very quick to figure out that it has nothing to do which is important for incremental builds of large projects. Kitware maintains a branch of ninja with the required features on /Kitware/ninja. As of July 2017, the needed features have not been integrated into upstream ninja.

Vscode cmake command not found generator#

Fortunately, CMake now has a ninja generator so that your project can take advantage of this new tool. The Ninja generator conditionally supports Fortran when the ninja tool has the required features. ninja was created to run faster than make and of course run parallel builds very well. This is a replacement for the GNU make tool. Some developers at Google recently created a new build tool called ninja.

Vscode cmake command not found code#

# assume your source code is in a directory called src and you are one directory up from there mkdir build So, if you have a quad core Linux machine, you would run make –j5. For minimum build times, you want to use a value of N that is one more than the number of cores on the machine. The N argument is used to specify how many jobs are run in parallel during the build. The flag tells make to build in parallel. To have parallel builds with gmake, you need to run gmake with the –jN command line option. It is used by CMake’s “Unix Makefiles” generator. The traditional gmake tool which is usually installed as “make” on Linux systems can run parallel builds. I will start with Linux, followed by Apple OSX, and finish up with Windows. It is specified either in the cmake-gui or with the –G command line option to cmake.

CMake generator – A CMake generator is a target build tool for CMake.

Basically, it invokes the compiler command line for independent objects at the same time.

Object Level Parallelism – This is when a build system builds individual object files at the same time.

High level targets are things like libraries and executables.

Target Level Parallelism – This is when a build system builds high level targets at the same time.

In this blog, I will cover the approaches for parallel builds on the major platforms and tool chains supported by CMake. Since CMake is a Meta build tool that does not directly build software, but rather generates build files for other tools, the approaches to parallel building differ from generator to generator and platform to platform. The CMake build system and its developers have always been aware of how important parallel builds are, and have made sure that CMake could take advantage of them when possible.

Vscode cmake command not found software#

OK, I admit this is a bit of a lame analogy, but I don’t think you would find too many developers that are not interested in building software as fast as possible using all of the horse power available on the hardware they are using. Software developers are equally motivated to use as much of their “cores” as possible to build software. This allows for the most efficient means of moving towards my running goals. Read our privacy statement to learn more.As a distance runner, it is important to run using a fully engaged core. Collection of telemetry is controlled via the same setting provided by Visual Studio Code: "telemetry.enableTelemetry". This extension collects usage data and sends it to Microsoft to help improve our products and services.

ARM_GNU_PATH: Used for passing the location of the GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain to CMake for RT apps.

AZURE_SPHERE_TARGET_API_SET: Specify the Target API set for HL apps.

Automatic configuration defaults to HL apps. These files are located in the CMakeFiles directory of your Azure Sphere SDK installation.

CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE: Specify either AzureSphereToolchain.cmake for HL apps or AzureSphereRTCoreToolchain.cmake for RT apps.

$: Will be automatically replaced by the location of your GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain.

If you are not using CMake presets, this extension uses the following settings in nfigureSettings: If you are using CMake presets, you don't need any extension settings. Extension SettingsĪzureSphere.LoggingLevel can be changed for output verbosity. Choose Azure Sphere: Launch Azure Sphere App. Press F5 or run command Debug: Open launch.json. When changing the toolchain or compiler settings, you should clean your build. To get started with application development, generate a new project by running the command Azure Sphere: Generate New Project, or start with a sample from the Azure Sphere Samples repository.

Vscode cmake command not found install#

You must install Azure Sphere SDK to develop Azure Sphere applications:ĬMake and Ninja must be on PATH in order to build Azure Sphere projects. Issues | Documentation | Feature Requests | Code Samples Getting Started Azure Sphere Extension adds support for developing Azure Sphere applications in VS Code, including editing, building, packaging, deploying, and debugging.

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Fred Bricon Fix typos in log messages PR vscode-languageserver-node#92.

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Last but certainly not least, a big Thank You! to the following folks that helped to make VS Code even better:

12574: Terminal scroll bar appears on top after hiding and displaying it.

11976: MarkerService and ProblemsView do not scale well and block UI thread.

11727: Goto declaration should store current cursor in navigation history.

11318 & 8365: Search and Problems views are now consistent with others in highlighting lines.

11275: Terminal.dispose should not show the panel if it is hidden.

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The Refinitiv Data Platform (RDP) APIs provide various Refinitiv data and content for developers via easy to use Web based API. What is Refinitiv Data Platform (RDP) APIs? You can follow the step-by-step guide to complete your RDP credentials setup from the Getting Started for User ID section of the Getting Start with Refinitiv Data Platform article. Please contact your Refinitiv's representative to help you to access Refinitiv Data Platform credentials. This article requires the following dependencies software. Note: RDP APIs developers still need RDP APIs Playground page to get the APIs document and information. Developers who currently use VSCode to implement the RDP APIs application (with any languages) can use this extension to test the RDP APIs query, endpoint without switching to other tools like Postman or cURL.

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This article demonstrates how to use the Thunder Client extension in VSCode by using Refinitiv Data Platform (RDP) APIs as an example HTTP REST API. The Thunder Client is the lightweight Rest API Client Extension that allows developers to test HTTP request and view the response message with a clean and simple GUI interface in VSCode directly. That extension is easy to learn and use but some developers may want a more easy-to-use workflow to test the API. In the previous post, I have shown how to use the REST Client extension to test the HTTP REST API with a simple test script syntax.

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VSCode also supports a lot of extensions that extend the editor features and development workflows such as code linters, testing tools, remote integration, etc. This cross-platform editor took over developers' popularity based on its fast and lightweight, supports a variety of programming languages with IntelliSense (a feature that borrows from its sibling, Visual Studio IDE), and supports complete development operations like debugging, task running, and version control. You can find many useful APIs for developers.Visual Studio Code (or just VSCode) is a free source code editor developed and maintained by Microsoft. REST asks developers to use HTTP methods explicitly :įacebook, Google, Twitter. They describe actions that can be applied to resources.

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In this example searching after ‘#webapi’ string, retrieving the results in English, in batches of 10 results. Then we can search and extract results in successive batches or pages. With credentials from Twitter, we can access the Twitter data:ĬonnectTwitter = TwitterAPI(consumer_key, consumer_secret, access_token_key, access_token_secret) To be able to do this we will use the TwitterAPI library. It has integrated the command prompt, and you can easy access it by clicking on the menu item: View -> Integrated terminal.

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However, if the editor doesn’t detect that a linter is enabled, a prompt displays in the lower right corner to install Pylint.

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Visual Studio Code enables Pylint when a new Python file is created. You could also run these lines within VSCode. Bandit: Finds common security issues in Python code As noted, Pylint is the default linter. To install the Twitter library, open the command prompt and run each of the next install commands. Then use the option File -> Open Folder in VSCode.

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Flutter Vs. NativeScript Comparison For Tech Industry and Entrepreneurs

Nowadays, many businesses across the globe are relying on cross-platform app development more than before. Hence, the usage of cross-platform development frameworks has reached its peak.

Furthermore, these frameworks help to develop high-quality apps faster. It makes it easy to code, improves performance and will increase the number of users for your app. It also allows you to save money by deducting the number of hours you require to spend on your app.

Additionally, you get the ability to customize it as per your needs. It leads to an increase in the number of app downloads. However, companies are generating more revenue and have increased their brand visibility.

It seems to be challenging to hire the correct developers for your business. It also creates confusion between Flutter Vs. NativeScript for the development. So, we have written this article to differentiate both these frameworks in detail.

Overview: Flutter Vs. NativeScript

Flutter

Flutter is an open-source framework released in 2018 by Google for developers to create high-quality performing apps in various operating systems, which includes iOS and Android. It makes use of the Dart language for programming. Flutter facilitates you to create modern, performant apps by reusing the code. So, instead of plumbing, you can focus on the coming.

An emerging Flutter framework supports the various technologies from the web to native, allowing you to create an app the users want. Moreover, Google’s brainchild made constructing complicated and high-quality apps easy without worrying about a platform.

Usually, Flutter utilized the strengths of native code to give a better app-building experience than existing cross-platform frameworks and languages like NativeScript. With every Flutter, Google favours Flutter to fight with all cross-platform frameworks in the market by extending a boundary for the programmers. Get to Know what is new and latest in Flutter 3.3.

NativeScript

NativeScript is another open-source, cross-platform framework that enables the development of genuinely native mobile apps with JavaScript from 2014. On the contrary, other frameworks use Cordova rendering, but NativeScript has a rendering engine that renders a native-like user experience and performance.

In addition, it provides direct access to every native platform API by using TypeScript, Angular or JavaScript. Therefore, the developers can benefit from web development skills to build a native mobile app. Also, it offers a wide range of templates and plugins, which will smoothen the app development process.

NativeScript offers functionality such as the integration of Angular and Vue.js, native-like performance, XML for platform-independent UIs, and code reusability, which make it popular and well-known among businesses and developers.

Comparison Between Flutter Vs. NativeScript

Let us see some differentiation between Flutter vs NativeScript.

FlutterNativeScript

1. It is the open-source framework, cross-platform SDK, and UI toolkit from Google1. It is also the open-source framework for front-end, cross-platform development from the progress

2. It has come with pre-configured widgets, like buttons, tabs and layouts, which will work as the building tools2. It has come with the pre-configured components used to develop a user interface

3. Make the use of Dart programming language to build the Flutter app3. Use JavaScript or any other programming language like Typescript

4. It supports the Android Studio, Visual Studio code and Xcode4. It supports different IDEs like Intellij, VScode, and Xcode

5. The primary concept of Flutter architecture in layers5. It uses the MVC or MVVM architectural patterns

6. It supports automated testing and takes the minimal time6. NativeScript provides default testing with the workflow of QA and takes the more time

7. It has about 3200+ libraries with the command line interface7. It has about 1200 libraries with the command line interface

8. Google ads and eBay are examples of Flutter8. Roni multiplayer game, Ntice_Me-dating app, are some examples of NativeScript

We have only compared some essential aspects of Flutter vs NativeScript. But, after reading the article below, you will know whether to choose Flutter developers or a NativeScript developer for your next project.

Performance comparison of Flutter Vs. NativeScript

The performance characteristics of Flutter and NativeScript are superficial when you compare both platforms side-by-side. NativeScript is faster, but the Flutter app development is preferred more for mobile apps. The other benefit is that it uses the resources of a host device. In other words, it also works on the hardware and is optimized to use system resources as is possible on the platform.

Flutter uses the hardware-accelerated Skia 2D graphics engine for rendering. Besides that, its goal is to offer 60 to 120 frames per second performance on gadgets that have a capacity of 120Hz updates.

NativeScript apps have an impressive performance and maintain about 60 FPS without any issues. It takes time in front-end development but provides better performance and speed. Lastly, combining the manual and instrumental tools can help optimize and improve performance.

The architecture of Flutter Vs. NativeScript

Flutter uses layered architecture, whereas a NativeScript follows the MVC or MVVM architectural pattern.

The highest level of the root functions or the platform-specific widgets comes first in the hierarchy of apps developed with Flutter and then comes basic widgets. Hence, Flutter is a practical choice for building small to large-scale applications. It becomes possible with the architecture, which permits you to use simple or complicated components as required.

NativeScript, like other frameworks, is created on several modules, each with its functionality. It has several plugins and customization features as this framework is MVC friendly which authorizes you to manage the modules well, which in turn helps the enterprise applications with some particular and unique features.

What can you create with the Flutter Framework?

Minimum viable product – MVP

Interactive apps with a material design

A single codebase runs the apps on Android, Web, Windows, Desktop and Android platforms

Applications are compatible with the platform-specific feature

High-performing and fast apps with the Skia rendering engine

Flexible UI with customizable widgets

What can you create with NativeScript?

An app is compatible with massive server connectivity

Web technologies use Native apps

Cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android

Enterprise-grade apps

Advantages and disadvantages of Flutter

Advantages

Excellent consistency of user interface and business logic on multiple platforms

It can simplify complex mobile UI design with customizable widgets

Skip engine delivers high performance

Make development of the app faster with a hot reload functionality

Automates the testing support

Faster time-to-market

Disadvantages

Limited third-party plugins and libraries

Lack of 3D capabilities

Huge file size

Advantages and disadvantages of NativeScript

Pros

It is easy to style native apps by using an abstraction of CSS

Extensive frameworks and the plugin support

Develop cross-platform mobile apps by the use of web development skills

Cons

All UI components are not free to use

It isn’t easy to share code with the web build

It takes much time to test the apps

Low response time to the new features of Android

Conclusion

Flutter and NativeScript are both frameworks that help you build cross-platform mobile applications. It has been clear how Flutter has gained popularity due to its performance, functionality, and single code base. On the other hand, engineers who know about JavaScript and its framework can go for NativeScript to get a start with native app development.

We recommend you consult the tech geeks who help you select the best. However, it is vital to analyze your requirement from the technical point of view to choose the right stack.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is Flutter faster than NativeScript?

Yeah!Of Course. In terms of the development speed, deployment and debugging, Flutter is quick. It didn’t need any bridge for communicating with the native modules as it is a native component by nature.

2. What is the difference between Flutter and Native?

From the speed of development to deployment, there is a significant difference between the NativeScript and Flutter. The performance of the same apps created in both frameworks also varies.

3. Is NativeScript helpful in creating complex applications?

Complex and advanced apps will work flexibly with the NativeScript framework. Hence, setting up the environment on this platform is much easier.

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