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I’m Ramesh Sharma, founder of Web Media Infotech Pvt. Ltd. I’ve worked with businesses of all sizes and noticed how much difference good design can make. In your opinion, what matters most in design—...

We are now departing the land of type-checked programming. Thank you for understanding. I want to flatten a deep tree of struct / struct-of-array / array-of-structs, being the data model of a game or ...

Is it fine for your data models to have a sort of "open-ended" list of properties? For example, you may have some Employee: // getters, setters, annotations are omitted public class Employee ...

I recently came upon the concept of GitOps. One idea that's central to GitOps is the use of static configurations (e.g. Git repositories are the source of truth for configurations). In my distributed ...

If I have a variable that is intended to to be used with bitmasks, to retrieve values, i.e. bit fields and flags, what is the academic term for such a variable? If the (bit) fields are a analogous to ...

Boss in upper management is demanding to know why code reviewers are attempting to reproduce the problem & solution (in the case of defects) and solution (in the case of features) for reasons of ...

I'm building a JavaFX + Spring Boot application using the MVVM pattern. Problem I have two ViewModels: SharedLoginViewModel: Manages the workflow state (e.g., login process, step transitions). ...

In my numeric code library I have a function totient_sum that depends on an expensive one-time precomputation totsum_range = [...], then different calls to totient_sum(n) are quick. There are several ...

preface: to define what a programming paradigm is in context of this post, I will use the definition used in wikipedia A programming paradigm is a relatively high-level way to conceptualize and ...

Before I begin, I'm aware the Service Locator pattern is not recommended and it's better to inject services into the classes where they are used. However, I have a large legacy codebase that creates a ...

I suspect this is a solved problem because I'm not doing anything very unusual, and yet I'm struggling to work out a sensible structure for my TypeScript/Node.js backend. Briefly, the project consists ...

I am currently looking at building an API server that will support multiple authentication providers (Google, GitHub, Keycloak, etc) and I am trying to work out what’s a good way to go about it. Two ...

I'm gonna implement RBAC (roll-based-access-control) and I'm not sure how to do this. But I'm sure I don't need to make several pages (namespaces) for each role, such as admin/index.jsx, manager/index....

I'm creating a deployment diagram for a specific system. This system uses both an in-house AI and OpenAI. Should I represent these as external systems in the deployment diagram?

public void ReassignLineItems(InvoiceUpdateDto invoiceUpdate) { Invoice invoiceInRepository = _unitOfWork.InvoiceRepository .FirstOrDefault(invoice => invoice.Id == invoiceUpdate.Id); ...