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Over the past few years, we’ve seen the rise of personal trainer apps. These apps help users keep fit from anywhere in the world if they don’t want to or can’t go to a gym. The rise in demand for such apps motivates you to think over how to create a workout app. This article is a detailed insight into fitness app types and their must-have features. After reading, you will also know more about the cost of fitness app development and hiring an expert team. Let’s get started.
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Crimsonspell posted a new question
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Nowadays, a CRM system for a clinic isn’t just trendy — it’s a must-have tool to deliver consistently great customer service and survive in a highly competitive market. This type of software helps healthcare facilities not only improve customer satisfaction and increase revenue but also solve some of the biggest challenges in the medical sector. Read more about how you can build custom healthcare CRM for your business
https://steelkiwi.com/blog/building-a-custom-healthcare-crm-system/
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"Staff augmentation allows many businesses to quickly gain access to the talent required for their projects without having to hire it long-term. Our strong position on the market and high recruitment standards enable us to attract and retain the right talent.
Staff augmentation services for your project"
https://steelkiwi.com/services/staff-augmentation/
Crimsonspell posted a new question
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Our team provides full-cycle iOS application development services for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, including the requirements engineering, user experience and user interface design, iOS app development, testing, and app submission to the Apple App Store.
https://steelkiwi.com/services/ios-app-development/
Crimsonspell posted a new question
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By providing custom telemedicine software development services, our aim is to transform the way patients and healthcare providers communicate by using emerging technologies. Our developers ensure your telemedicine solution complies with regulatory standards such as HIPAA and HL7 and all telemedicine software development standards.
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Crimsonspell posted a new question
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By providing custom telemedicine software development services, our aim is to transform the way patients and healthcare providers communicate by using emerging technologies. Our developers ensure your telemedicine solution complies with regulatory standards such as HIPAA and HL7 and all telemedicine software development standards.
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Digital learning offers a productive alternative to conventional classroom-based learning. With eLearning solutions you can access learning materials at any time and on any device. Have a great idea for a custom education software? Steelkiwi offers educational innovators a full-cycle eLearning software development strategy featuring advanced technologies, lean design, and an emphasis on learners
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Crimsonspell posted a new question
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"Using a remote web development company is a good way to lower your production costs and hire web developers with the skills you need. But there is one problem – remote teams don't always meet deadlines. As a business owner, you've got your goals and a vision on how to set them in motion. You certainly have the expectation for when this needs to get done.
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thelittlewonder posted a new question
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Hi team
This is my first time with NUXT and I am getting frustrated with a small issue. I have a project (universal mode, static target generated, and deployed to Netlify)
The problem is when using the Facebook debugger tool or Twitter card validator, it is not generating the preview. If you inspect the page, you can see the generated meta tags. But the tool gives you an error – No card found or Missing properties.
I also tried adding some default values in nuxt.config.js
and when I ran the crawler on the home page it shows the default values. But in the particular pages, where it is supposed to be overridden – it isn't working. The tags get replaced on the rendered page (I am using hid) but they are not picked up by the validator tools of Facebook or Twitter.
I think the problem is Twitter or Facebook are doing a GET call to my URL, but the result of this call, in my understanding, is a Nuxt.js pre-render page for being executed in the browser. In the browser, the JS sources are executed at the moment of the page loading, so it can inject all the metatags and many other things. I also checked the JS response, the meta tags are not obtained in the first response and are appended later to the page
I tried searching at a lot of places, but could not find a workaround. Hence raising it here. Please help me out.
Thanks :)
lovewmf posted a new bug report
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npm run generate
页面刷新nuxtServerInit 无效
lovewmf posted a new bug report
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npm run generate
页面刷新nuxtServerInit 无效
clarkdo posted a new question
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tomelic posted a new bug report
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The issue occurs due to webpack trying to compile server-side node modules, such as express. this is weird, since if we take a look at https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/pull/780/files
we see that nuxt uses webpack-node-externals
which tells webpack to ignore these kind of modules.
Ok, weird, moving on, I added an extended webpack config to nuxt to specifically ignore the express module:
extend (config, { isServer }) {
if (!isServer) {
// Extend webpack config to ignore fs and net module compilation.
// Weird, since this should've been taken care of by Nuxt.
config.node = {
fs: 'empty',
net: 'empty',
express: 'empty'
}
}
}
Also removed and reinstalled node modules and stuff, still stuck with the same error.
That server side modules won't be loaded in my code :O
WARN in ./node_modules/express/lib/view.js friendly-errors 11:53:35
Critical dependency: the request of a dependency is an expression friendly-errors 11:53:35
f3ltron posted a new question
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What i have ?
a nuxt app https://github.com/vuemontreal/vuemontreal/tree/vuemontreal-next
i am using npm run generate with dynamic routes.
when i am looking locally my app i have html with datas
my netlify app https://vuemontreal.netlify.com/
on first load i have no datas… on every pages. But after i navigate my data come.
ps:
At the beginning i thought it could be because of the new fetch api from nuxt but even with asyncData it’s not working.
I have no ideas…
Thank’s for your time
tugaybaltaci posted a new question
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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to render different pages by slug but all these pages should render under root path. I have a resolver API that I can ask which page should render by the slug. Is there a way to render several pages under root path?
Here is an example for mapping
/new-awesome-product => products/_slug.vue
/supreme-collection => collections/_slug.vue
AllanOricil posted a new bug report
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just try to create a new nuxt app using npx or use npm install nuxt and you receive a message:
npm ERR! Unexpected end of JSON input while parsing near '…ct/-/connect-2.9.0.tg'
This is my npm config:
{
"json": true,
"user-agent": "npm/6.12.1 node/v12.13.1 win32 x64",
"metrics-registry": "https://registry.npmjs.com/",
"scope": "",
"always-auth": true,
"https://registry.npmjs.org/": "",
"registry": "https://registry.npmjs.com/",
"\"always-auth": "true\"=npm",
"prefix": "C:\Users\oricil\AppData\Roaming\npm",
"access": null,
"allow-same-version": false,
"also": null,
"audit": true,
"audit-level": "low",
"auth-type": "legacy",
"before": null,
"bin-links": true,
"browser": null,
"ca": null,
"cache": "C:\Users\oricil\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache",
"cache-lock-stale": 60000,
"cache-lock-retries": 10,
"cache-lock-wait": 10000,
"cache-max": null,
"cache-min": 10,
"cert": null,
"cidr": null,
"color": true,
"depth": null,
"description": true,
"dev": false,
"dry-run": false,
"editor": "notepad.exe",
"engine-strict": false,
"force": false,
"format-package-lock": true,
"fetch-retries": 2,
"fetch-retry-factor": 10,
"fetch-retry-mintimeout": 10000,
"fetch-retry-maxtimeout": 60000,
"git": "git",
"git-tag-version": true,
"commit-hooks": true,
"global": false,
"globalconfig": "C:\Users\oricil\AppData\Roaming\npm\etc\npmrc",
"global-style": false,
"group": 0,
"ham-it-up": false,
"heading": "npm",
"if-present": false,
"ignore-prepublish": false,
"ignore-scripts": false,
"init-module": "C:\Users\oricil\.npm-init.js",
"init-author-name": "",
"init-author-email": "",
"init-author-url": "",
"init-version": "1.0.0",
"init-license": "ISC",
"key": null,
"legacy-bundling": false,
"link": false,
"loglevel": "notice",
"logs-max": 10,
"long": false,
"maxsockets": 50,
"message": "%s",
"node-options": null,
"node-version": "12.13.1",
"offline": false,
"onload-script": null,
"only": null,
"optional": true,
"otp": null,
"package-lock": true,
"package-lock-only": false,
"parseable": false,
"prefer-offline": false,
"prefer-online": false,
"preid": "",
"production": false,
"progress": true,
"proxy": null,
"https-proxy": null,
"noproxy": null,
"read-only": false,
"rebuild-bundle": true,
"rollback": true,
"save": true,
"save-bundle": false,
"save-dev": false,
"save-exact": false,
"save-optional": false,
"save-prefix": "^",
"save-prod": false,
"script-shell": null,
"scripts-prepend-node-path": "warn-only",
"searchopts": "",
"searchexclude": null,
"searchlimit": 20,
"searchstaleness": 900,
"send-metrics": false,
"shell": "C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe",
"shrinkwrap": true,
"sign-git-commit": false,
"sign-git-tag": false,
"sso-poll-frequency": 500,
"sso-type": "oauth",
"strict-ssl": true,
"tag": "latest",
"tag-version-prefix": "v",
"timing": false,
"tmp": "C:\Users\oricil\AppData\Local\Temp",
"unicode": false,
"unsafe-perm": true,
"update-notifier": true,
"usage": false,
"user": 0,
"userconfig": "C:\Users\oricil\.npmrc",
"umask": 0,
"version": false,
"versions": false,
"viewer": "browser",
"globalignorefile": "C:\Users\oricil\AppData\Roaming\npm\etc\npmignore"
}
To have a nuxt app with all dependencies installed
Failing to fetch a nuxt dependency. Thus the app can't be finish its creation.
ksbgenius posted a new feature request
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not problem
Vuetify 2.0.0 Release..
just apply dependence and modify
not problem
Vuetify 2.0.0 Release..
just apply dependence and modify
begueradj posted a new bug report
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https://github.com/nuxt/create-nuxt-app
Simply run yarn create nuxt-app project
and choose Eslint in the process.
When I lint nuxt.config.js I do not want complaints about ES6 syntax
I get these errors when I try to lint nuxt.config.js:
1:29 error Unexpected require, please use import instead nuxt/no-cjs-in-config
2:13 error Unexpected require, please use import instead nuxt/no-cjs-in-config
4:1 error Unexpected module.exports, please use export default instead nuxt/no-cjs-in-config
No need for a reproducible link in this case, I think.
Billal Begueradj
rchl posted a new bug report
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https://codesandbox.io/s/319w02xwrp
npx create-nuxt-app sample-project
npm run dev
and open http://localhost:3000 in the browserThat the default colors play well together
Links have dark color that almost blends with the background color. Basically deafult colors are poor contrast-wise.
ELFoglalt posted a new bug report
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https://i.imgur.com/9oVUVPZ.gifv
Re-created by using Git Bash with MinTTY on Windows:
winpty npx.cmd create-nuxt-app
Happened with a fresh install of git (2.20.1 x64) + mintty, [email protected] and [email protected]
Arrow keys move a single option up or down in the menus.
Arrow keys move two options up or down in the menus.