servercharlie

var configuration = {
    'render' : Phaser.CANVAS,   // Render type
    'canvas_width_max' : 2048,  // The maximum width of the canvas
    'canvas_width' : 1000,      // The width of the canvas
    'canvas_height_max' : 2048, // The maximum height of the canvas
    'canvas_height' : 650,      // The height of the canvas
    'scale_ratio' : 1,          // Scaling factor
    'aspect_ratio' : 1,         // Aspect ratio
};

servercharlie

There also seems to be a separate issue where freshly created apps, or apps upgraded from older version of Cordova will have cordova-plugin-whitelist@1 installed automatically.

For some reason, this version of plugin does not work when installed in this automatic way (including the version installed by cordova create!) even with proper CSP and access tags.

Removing plugin and replacing it with cordova-plugin-whitelist@latest seems to fix the problem, up to and including to cause subsequent reinstallation of cordova-plugin-whitelist@1 to function properly.

servercharlie

http://www.html5gamedevs.com/topic/15069-which-game-engine-is-recommended-for-true-cross-platform-development/

servercharlie

/*
    - Insert this after including / referencing socket.io.min.js.
     
    - Point being:
      - Client sockets *naturally* adapts its Ping Interval & Ping Timeout
        from its server's settings, hence you can't actually those options here.
      - We instead add an eventhandler for the "pong", and the actual millisecond latency,
     	and optionally to the "ping" too, in case you wanna see it in action.
    
    - References:

servercharlie

/*
    - Insert this after:
      - referencing jquery.min.js
      - referencing pixi.min.js
      - creating your PIXI Application instance.
     
    - Point being:
      - Window resize binding fucks up if the document isn't ready yet, specially in Chrome.
      - Hence, we use jQuery here to ensure the document is in fact ready first,
        before we actually bind that shit.

servercharlie

/**

	SMUI:
		- Simple Memory Usage Info
	
	Dependencies:
		- pidusage (npm install pidusage --save )
		- eventemitter3 (npm install eventemitter3 --save)
		

servercharlie

> SSH Login to your home directory.

> Get APT updates & upgrades.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

> NodeJS & NPM
> https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/#debian-and-ubuntu-based-linux-distributions
> Installs the latest NodeJS & NPM, including the essential build tools (used by most packages).

servercharlie

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install mongodb

sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/mongod.service

> paste the shit below
> change your 'User=' value to your preferred user
> configure it with your dbpath & logpath 

servercharlie

 
- portal.azure.com has that latest features compared to manage.windowsazure.com
- in portal.azure.com, you got two (2) deployment models: classic and resource-manager.
- resources deployed in classic won't be compatible with those deployed in resource-manager, same thing vice-versa.

on vm's, on opening ports:
- opening ports on manage.windowsazure.com is MANUAL, one-by-one, through your vm's endpoints.
- opening ports on portal.azure.com ALLOWS PORT RANGES, through your vm's network adapter's network security group.
- you can manage both inbound and outbound in your network security group.
- @ https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/virtual-machines-windows-nsg-quickstart-portal

servercharlie

> why enable root login?
> useful for dev purposes if you want instant sftp access.
> you can revert these settings anyways in case you decide to go for production.

sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config

> change PermitRootLogin prohibit-password
> to PermitRootLogin yes