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The python bindings for Net-SNMP are not built by default (Net-SNMP docs) and are not part of the default install on OSX.
The can be installed from the Net-SNMP source code or via package managers such as macports.
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Detailed development and design patterns using these two tools, and bug reports for them, are probably best asked on the tool developer's page.
As for why use Anvil?
Technically you don't have to. Anvil is a convenience tools that shortens local, testing URLs so they resemble something more production-like. In some cases, addons like TypeKit don't behave ...
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Run a VNC app on your iPad (such as Connect My Mac, but there are many). Set it up by turning on screen sharing (and port forwarding on your router if required). On a local network it should be very fast, less so over the internet, but you will still be able to use your Java app on your iPad as it runs on your Mac. You simply share and control the Macs ...
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LiveCirrus works for that! It uses a cloud platform to deliver the desktop software onto mobile devices. There's a demo in the app store.
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I'm a Windows developer using Parallels 8 to run a Windows 8 VM on a 2013 Macbook Pro Retina 15".
I was able to solve the issues I was having with the Visual Studio applications and other apps (I describe some of the issues I was seeing below) by going to Parallels configuration through 'Configure... -> Hardware -> Video' and setting the resolution to ...
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CocoaPods
CocoaPods is very useful to integrate 3th party libraries in your Xcode project. No more hassle and losing time with manual linking these libraries.
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In my opinion python-2.7-for-ios app is very good for coding in your Ipad.
Many packages are added all the time so not only standard library stuff is available..
Also of particular use is the editor Textastic..
To quote from their website :
"Textastic is an advanced code editor for iPad with rich support for syntax
highlighting, (S)FTP and Dropbox."
Both ...
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