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What is the idiomatic way to split code between separate files in Rust?
Coming from the world of C#, where, despite sharing namespaces, it's quite common for every class to have its own file, I find that Rust codebases seem to have a complete different sort of philosophy (...
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What's the best way to handle a large multi-file class in Javascript?
I have a very large class of 59 methods and about 3000 lines of code. I know that's far larger than most people would want, but the class represents a virtual machine, and most of the methods are run ...
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Where do you put the "main function" of a Python app?
Suppose you are developing a Python standalone application (not a library). Would you make it a Python package? Or just files next to each other? If you would make it a package, what would be the "...
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Analysis project structure in Python
I am about to embark on a large analysis/data extraction project, which I intend to do with Python. My data to analyse consists of tier 1 files that include some details. and each file points to ...
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Dealing with proj files in multi-platform apps
So I've been doing some cross-platform mobile applications using cocos2d-x. Basically it uses common c++ code, that can easily be compiled to the popular mobile platforms with some small wrapper code ...
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Front-end structure of large scale Django project [closed]
Few days ago, I started to work in new company. Before me, all front-end and backend code was written by one man. As you know, Django app contains two main directories for front-end: /static - for ...
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In Python, what is the proper testing structure for packages containing packages? [closed]
Which is the preferred test package structure for packages containing subpackages: Tests in Subpackages? a/ __init__.py b.py c/ __init__.py cc.py test/ __init__.py ...