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If I already have an existing backend, can I use next.js which is a full-stack framework but only use the front-end part?
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In PHP, trim() exists. By default the second parameter is " \n\r\t\v\x00" I wish to introduce my own version which doesn't deviate far from the core functionality: // Trim whitespace in ...
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I'm using SDL2 in my game engine and have created custom event types that use the data from SDL_Event. This works well within my own code, but it becomes problematic with ImGui (and other libraries ...
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Critical Resource Optimization: K3d/Argo CD/GitLab Stack on 5GB RAM VM (Alpine Host) We're facing a severe resource constraint issue during the final evaluation of a demanding System Administration ...
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LGPL has certain requirements for software that uses LGPL libraries. The most common way to satisfy these in otherwise closed-source software is to supply the LGPL library as a dynamic library, which ...
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I'm working on a application that uses SignalR for real-time communication between workstations and sensors. Currently everything runs locally, butI'm planning to move to Azure cloud and I'd love some ...
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I gave it a shot at this systems architecture diagram. I am curious to learn whether this is the right way to put one together or am i missing something? A basic systems architecture depicting the ...
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I'm currently analyzing a process that is considered too slow. In summary, it's a task that loads a lot of data from Microsoft SQL Server, performs some basic stuff on it, and creates a report. It ...
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I’m building a modular REST API using Node.js + Express + TypeScript. My controllers are defined as classes. In my route files, I currently create a new controller instance, like this: import { Router ...
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I'm working on a game engine in C++. I'm reasonably familiar with game engine design, but scripting is a bit of a new area for me. I want my engine to follow an object-oriented, inheritance-based ...
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I have an application with very strict requirements around auditing and the "replayability" of user actions. For this reason, I've chosen an event-sourced architecture because of its append-...
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I'm learning Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and studying different architecture patterns, and I’ve come across two seemingly conflicting design philosophies around domain modeling. 1. Rich Domain Model ...
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Transaction Workflow: Validate Funds – Verify the sender’s account has sufficient balance. Withdraw Funds – Deduct the specified amount from the sender’s account. Transfer Funds – Credit the ...
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I am going to implement my first minimal API app and was wondering about your experience with the implications of choosing to return an IResult from your minimal API services vs. returning an ordinary ...
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I've just opened a relatively similar question (why nobody indents Bash?) on Stack Overflow. What I'm asking here is whether do you think the facts there is no type enforcing; there is no indentation ...
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