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++Hichkas

دوشنبه 01 مهر 1387, 17:52 عصر

یا هو
با سلام به دوستان بخش جاوا و تسلیت شهادت مولای متقیان حضرت علی (ع) من چند تا سوال دارم البته امیدوارم که چندان تمسخر آمیز نباشه ، من تازه یک کتاب در نورد جاوا خوندم ( البته نمی شه گفت که کتاب چون مواردی بوده که به نظر می رسه که در یک وب سایت آموزش جاوا بوده که چیزی از یک کتاب آموزش جاوا کم نداره ) اول اینکه من یه چیزایی نوشتم بر اساس همون یطالب و با پسوند js یسو از کردم ولی حالا که می رم تا نتیجه ی کارم رو ببینم بازش نمی کنه و خطا می ده ، می شه بگید برای چی ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟:خجالت::ناراحت::افس� �ده:

manvaputra

دوشنبه 01 مهر 1387, 21:38 عصر

سلام دوست عزیز از IDE خاصی استفاده کردی؟

++Hichkas

پنج شنبه 04 مهر 1387, 15:13 عصر

یا یو
ببیمید همونطور که گفتم من تازه کارم ، منظورتون از IDE محیط برنامه نویسی است ، میشه یه محیط برنامه نویسی برای جاوا اسکریپت بهم معرفی کنید . ممنونم :خجالت:

mm2236

پنج شنبه 04 مهر 1387, 16:27 عصر

سلام دوست عزیز

با اجازه manvaputra عزیز

دوست خوبم این پسوند فایلی که شما میگی js برای javascript هست نه java

پسوند فایلهای جاوا .java هست

برای test کردن کدهات کافیه از یه فایل html استفاده کنی مثل این

myFirstExample1.js

function mm(){
alert("Welcome Dear varzaneh35");
}

myTest.htm

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Ya Zahra (S)</title>
<script src="myFirstExample1.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body onload="mm()">
</body>
</html>

معنی IDE محیط کد نویسیه مثلا برای javascript and html من با dreamweaver کارمیکنم
و برای java با intellij IDEA یا Eclipse

یا علی

++Hichkas

پنج شنبه 04 مهر 1387, 16:41 عصر

یا هو
منظورم جاوا اسکریپت بوده که به اشتباه جاوا نوشتم . آیا محیطی برای اون هم میشه معرفی کنید .
ممنونم

mm2236

پنج شنبه 04 مهر 1387, 16:44 عصر

Readers of theOpenSourcery.com and Keep an Open Eye know that this reviewer has been looking for a good JavaScript IDE. It has to go beyond being just a good color-coded editor and offer 3 capabilities:
1) true animated debugging through source code with watches and breakpoints;
2)true drag and drop visual layout of dialogs and windows/Web pages using the full range of UI widgets and components now available through various popular AJAX frameworks like YahooYui, Dojo, scriptaculous, Mootools, and others.
3)ability to run cross platform and deliver cross browser and cross platform.
Well lets see what the Spring and Summer announcements have brought the Web 2.0 development community.

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
http://theopensourcery.com/images/apdreamcs3.gif (http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/)
Dreamweaver and JavaScript are like Lucy holding the football for Charley Brown. For every new version of Dreamweaver there are rumors that Macromedia and now Adobe will deliver a true IDE for DHTML and JavaScript development; and every announcement snatches away that IDE. And Dreamweaver CS3 was no exception. Dreamweaver CS3 still lacks a debugger for JavaScript (and given FireBug the question is now “why bother?"). And of course its Behaviours and associated wizards and generation dialogs are far far from being a drag and drop IDE toolkit like say Matisse in NetBeans Java IDE or Instantiations Windows Builder Pro for Eclipse Java IDE.
At least Dreamweaver CS3 is committed to cross platform Windows and Mac .. but still not Linux. However, Dreamweaver CS3 does support most browsers and even has warnings if you are using non-W3C standard code. And the CSS support dialogs have improved for the third time - making creating CSS stylings easier again. But on the downside, Dreamweaver CS3 Design preview of HTML and CSS code is worse than IE6 in faithfully reproducing the look and feel of your Web page design. True, Dreamweaver comes with the Adobe Spry AJAX framework - but nlike others like Aptana (see below) that is the only AJAX library directly supported by Dreamweaver. In sum, it looks like momentum and innovation have passed by this once leading Web page design tool just as Net Fusion and then Front Page/development tool have also wained before it.
Notepad++
http://theopensourcery.com/images/apnotepad.gif (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm)
Hey you said the JavaScript IDE has to have a debugger and Visual, drag and drop layout tool. Whats up with NotePad++ ?? Well consider that NotePad++ is free of charge, runs on all versions of Windows(but not Linux and Mac as previously reported) and supports multiple open files with color coded, user customizable editing. And the number of free plugins that are available for NotePad++ continues to grow. Users can setup Notepad++ to run Web pages in any browser and it even has its own Macro language. NotePad++ is aware of C/C++, ASP, JSP, XML, SQL, Java, JavaScript, VB, VBScript and more than a dozen other languages. For Visual Notepad users this is truly a robust and plus+plus, free web development tool.
Aptana
http://theopensourcery.com/images/aptanaide.gif (http://www.aptana.com/)
Aptana has been associated with AJAX and Web 2.0 development for 2-3 years. It supports out of the box 10 popular AJAX frameworks including Dojo, prototype, AFLAX and scriptaculous among others. Because it is Eclipsed based it runs in Linux, Mac and Windows platforms and supports just about any browser. Aptana also support Adobe’s AIR and Ruby on Rails while currently working on PHP support. Aptana also has a source debugger that can be linked up with the wonderful Firebug debugger that runs in FireFox. Code in Aptana can be previewed in a built-in browser. Outline and Project windows allow users to see in tree view any and all of the objects and classes used in an AJAX application.
But alas, Aptana does not have Visual Design tool on par with Java, C/C++ or C#/VB systems that allow standard components and UI widgets to be dragged and dropped on the screen for fast UI development. But that is the only missing ingredient in this system that also supports PHP, Ruby on Rails, and XML development. In short, Aptana is the closest tool since Borland’s IntraBuilder to provide a true cross platform JavaScript/DHTML IDE.