Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain.
Would it be possible somehow to use the vscode-powertools to "pin" certain files, so that they won't close with cmd+w (on mac)?
I'm thinking to remap cmd+w to a powertool somehow, and make it call the vscode default close action, but first compare the file path with a simple list of files (".vscode-pinned-files") to see if the files are there. I can make a safe-to-close.sh shell script myse
A Web Application made with Django as ASE-1 Project under the guidence of Prof. Subu Kandaswamy, Prof. Ravi and Prof. Prabhat Padey. It's a learning management system which provides a lot of functionalities.
Open source, in-browser repository documents live generator. "Less writing, more clicking" WYSIWYG tool. Data can be filled in during scheme making or later when pasting output into *.md file.
“Pizza Lab” is a web application for a Pizza restaurant. The client side is a single page app, dynamically updating with React, using JSX, React JS and Bootstrap.
To make the page design look more consistent, it would be better to have equal sized cards on the events and team pages. Event and team member image sizes may need to be adjusted to do the same.
A project and file archiving and sharing platform for teachers and students. Teachers create courses and students upload projects and files for grading and archiving for future reference.
Would it be possible somehow to use the vscode-powertools to "pin" certain files, so that they won't close with cmd+w (on mac)?
I'm thinking to remap cmd+w to a powertool somehow, and make it call the vscode default close action, but first compare the file path with a simple list of files (
".vscode-pinned-files") to see if the files are there. I can make asafe-to-close.shshell script myse