I have downloaded the example html, css and javascript files from p5js then downloaded google chrome. I opened the downloaded files in DreamWeaver 2017 and wrote my code in the .js file, then I ran it in chrome and opened the inbuilt javascript console in chrome.
Finally I tested writing "console.log("test")" and the javascript console indeed outputs "test" but after the undefined fucntion error (which is referenced in the html file). In my point view it's as if the javascript file is loaded after the html file. How do I load before in codePen?
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Been referencing how Hype Snow was made from codepen, but this one has init function so seems to make more sense. Feeling a bit stuck. Is it possible to integrate this codepen into hype or is coffeescript not compatible? Thx!
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I've got quite an ambitious task as a beginner in CSS, HTML, & Javascript. I would love to implement this Radial codepen design in a 3 x 2 grid to showcase all of the different software that my team uses.
I've tried copying & pasting the codepen into a code block, but I couldn't get it to work. I've attached the design we are shooting for. The software logos do not need to be clickable. So, if you can help me implement the codepen six times in this grid, I think I'd be able to take it from there be replacing all the logos.
What I find though is that 5 times out of 6 JavaScript questions asking "why isn't this code working?" do not have an MCVE. Often they will only have a link to jsfiddle or codepen. They rarely get closed. They quite often get answered, often with a link to a forked jsfiddle or codepen. Even if they do eventually get closed it's often after an answer in the form of a link to a fork has been posted which just encourages more of the same behavior.
For JavaScript questions Stack Overflow has something called a Snippet which is functionally equivalent to jsfiddle and codepen. If the user had used a snippet their question would likely have it's required MCVE.
Do we care about this MCVE requirement? If we do is there any way would could encourage users to use a snipping instead of jsfiddle/codepen etc...I know there is (was?) a prompt that comes up saying code is required but I find rarely posts with an actually minimal complete verifiable example. They usually just copy a few lines of code in that may or may not be related to the actual issue and so does not satisfy the MCVE requirement.
Maybe a prompt that if there is a jsfiddle or codepen link actually suggests a snippet and points them to instructions on how to create one with the goal being to get more on topic questions and therefore save everyone time and effort.
@Heretic Monkey pointed it's now MRE not MCVE where MRE = Minimal Reproducible Example. The R in MRE is basically a shortcut for what was the CV in MCVE. In other words most users post a jsfiddle or codepen but not enough code to "R"eproduce the issue so my suggestion still stands that encouraging snippets seems like it would yield more on topic questions that need an MRE but are missing one.
If there are codepen/jsfiddle links that some kind of prompt should encourage a snippet. They are already putting the code online. Why not in the question itself? If they are advanced enough to understand how to ask an on topic question without a snippet they will. But if they're leaving a jsfiddle/codepen link, odds are more often then not their question is off topic by current S.O. definitions of requiring an MRE.
Hello,
Sorry, I meant online javascript environments. To share code and view the
result in the same window.
JS Bin still has the not-so-accessible text editor. When I enter into the
edit field, I just hear "blank".
The one nice thing, I guess, is that I can hit enter on a line and go into
the edit field, but that line is blank in the edit field. I think it would
be better if the line populated in the edit field.
Thanks,
Brandon Keith Biggs wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Although I don't use it anymore, I do remember that JAWS worked well with
> Komodo Edit, which is free. Probably worth downloading and taking it for a
> test drive.
>
> Mark Smith
> Web Design and Development
>
> = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED =
>
>
> > On Apr 30, 2017, at 5:18 PM, Brian Kardell < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> >
> > JS Bin is pretty workable from my understanding
> >
> > On Apr 30, 2017 1:32 PM, "Brandon Keith Biggs" = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = >
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> Does anyone know any online Javascript code editors or environments that
> >> are accessible to a screen reader?
> >>
> >> The big three, codepen, JSFiddle and CodePen are not.
> >>
> >> I think the problem though is that the online text editor they use is
> not
> >> accessible. Does anyone know how one could make a text editor like what
> is
> >> on those sites accessible? The editor on GSuite follows the same design
> as
> >> well.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >>
> >>
> >> Brandon Keith Biggs >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > 2351a5e196
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