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I don't understand how the meta "Geo tags" are used by the browser. Reading the wiki page didn't help, could a bit more explanation be added to the README ?
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When a property is accessed on an object and if the property is not found on that object, the JavaScript engine should looks at the object's __proto__(different browser has their own implement) .Or, looks at the prototype of its constructor.
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DNS preanalyze
DNS preanalyze is a way to reduce DNS analyze time:
<meta http-equiv="x-dns-prefetch-control" content="on" />
<link rel="dns-prefetch" href="http://www.baidu.com" />
Feature Request
It just took me about half an hour to find out how to define a custom 404 handler. I was trying to get a #[get("/<path..>")] route to work for that, and the only reason it didn't work is because I also had another, high-priority catch-all NamedFile route. Finally, I found out through this issue that I could just write
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Correct the terminology used in code and documentation so that it is consistent with HTTPie and web standards. Examples:
- body parameter -> data field
- operator -> separator
Documentation is currently published on a per-crate basis, which makes it difficult to find objects from the different crates. It's not always obvious which crate to search in, and newcomers may not be aware of the structure.
The docs at https://docs.rs/actix-web/2.0.0/actix_web currently look like this:
It would be really nice if it looked like this:
I see the "Welcome" doc page mentions "component system", but it is very vague. Can you describe what are all the reasons that I'd want to use Whitestorm over plain Three.js, f.e. what are all the things I get that Three.js does no offer, so that I can better understand?
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It seems that Shiny chooses random ports from 3000-8000 for connections. Some possible improvements that would be desirable:
- document that this is the random port range
- allow specifying a different random port range
- some mechanism for determining if the port is available before it is selected?
- a way to exclude ports from the range
The context here is RStudio Server and users who w
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Mainly due to defaulting of .any.js and not inserting the necessary boilerplate.
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Version of Leaflet (
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Version of esri Leaflet (
L.esri.VERSION):
2.1.4
Steps to reproduce the error:
Can be seen in the jsbin below. Using leaflet 1.1 there's no error but still no layer is visible.
- Use leaflet 1.3.0
- Try adding the following layer as dynamicMapLayer https://ags.moin.gov.il/arcgis/rest/services/Planning
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At the bottom of this page there is a link Read more about data sources but it goes no where. Upon inspection of the code I see that there are no docs for the backend yet.
Sectioning elements (<section>, <nav>, <aside>, and <article>) are able to be labeled using an aria-label or aria-labelledby attribute, not just <h#> elements.
Wouldn't that mean that those attributes can contribute to the document outline by labeling those sectioning elements?
The document outline tool completely ignores those attributes at the moment.
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The Head section says:
I found a reference for Charset being early on in the head:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/meta