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I want to write some python code in a wordpress blog but whitespaces are not preserved. Can some one please tell me how to write my python code in the blog with the proper indentation and styling preserved as indentation is very important for python code.
Use html <code> tag.
You can also try this very good plugin for code highlighting in WP.
WP-SynHighlight
And for blog hosted on wordpress.com:
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There are issues while deserializing the Arxml file(s), while fetching the resource (get_resource) from the ResourceSet reference. Is there any other way to get the model while deserializing the Arxml file(s). Please find the attached issue log for reference.issue log for reference
If anyone is aware of it, please help me out to solve this problem...
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connecting python program with HTML. when I click the HTML button I need output from that python program to display in the front end. please guide me in how to solve this problem.
I need to connect that python program to my web application how to do this connecting part?
You must have a look at flask its a python library with which you can do server side stuff (backend development)
there's also another popular library django which you can look for.
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The computer obviously stores it sense it knows when to put the screen saver on. Is there a python program that can get the computer's idle time?
This questions has already been answered several times it appears. A quick google search for this topic should give you other stack overflow Q's & A's for this question, but here is one of the previously answered links:
detecting idle time using python
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I am writing API in python, When i read the react js documentation it describe's lot about view layer and JSX and i didn't find any good tutorial to start with and apart from that im confused with technology decision shall i go with these technologies or not.
help me in taking right decision.
Just posting #Sami's comment as an answer so you can accept it.
The React site itself has quite good documentation. It doesn't care what the backend is, or if there even is a backend. That's all up to you. So to your question in the title: yes, you can. As for should you, that's an opinion based question and not a good fit for Stack Overflow.
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The Django Book is freely available online. A couple questions:
Is it possible to get it for free on the Kindle?
If so, how?
You can use Calibre to convert other formats to Kindle:
http://calibre-ebook.com/
I'd first search Amazon's store.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=the+django+book&x=0&y=0
(This yields no free books entitled "The Django Book.")
The next step may be to see if you can get permission to convert this book over to the Kindle's format. A link to some instructions are here: http://blog.the-ebook-reader.com/2010/07/11/kindle-format-conversion-guide/
I've not converted anything over so I can't be much help, but maybe this will get you started.