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I'm currently working on a project that's a game. There's no AI in it, it's just levels and tracking the player's progress through those levels, because it's based on a therapeutic plan. Right now I'm ...
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I've been asked to develop the backend and frontend as separate, independent components. The frontend needs to be a SPA. We were planning to use Next.js and were considering using SSR. However, one ...
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I already have an existing backend, now I am considering to use next.js which is a full-stack framework, hence I would only use the front-end part. Will this make any sense? Does it make sense to use ...
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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'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 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'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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I have a Python class called FunctionsManager; its __init__() method is the following: class FunctionsManager: def __init__(self, instance_class1, instance_class2, ..., instance_classN): ...
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