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Hi, i'm have not much experience in table design. My goal is a product table(s), it must design to fix some requirement below:
Support many kind of products (TV, Phone, PC, ...). Each kind of product has different set of parameters like:
Phone will have...
Started by StoneHeart on
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Then you can search have a Product table and a separate ProductAdditionInfo....
Well, if you REALLY don't want to make a table for each kind of product, you could just stick them of product (phone, pc, tv) and the first field should be user id as well.
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Are you doing test first anyway? Or in some cases you are doing some coding and then writing your tests to make sure code works? As for me I prefer to create a class. Sure, during class creation I think about it s interface and how to test the class. ...
Started by Yaroslav Yakovlev on
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There are many who say that writing your tests first improves code quality... .
If you create your class first, the subsequent tests you write can be called Unit Tests, but it is not TDD .
Test-driven development, by definition, is writing your tests first.
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A table in the production database has 'mysteriously' disappeared.
Does anybody know of any way to diagnose what the heck happened to it? And who did it?
Edit 1: This is an internal app, with weak security. All of the apps (except mine of course ;-) is...
Started by John MacIntyre on
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Of permission should be only given to DBA s anyway
You might be able to get the info out of the log.
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Ok so we all know the standard SVN set-up of
trunk\ branches\ tags\
And I realize that the recommendation is that tags should have "special" commits in it. I've never really used the tags directory however and I don't see why I ever would.
My understanding...
Started by George Mauer on
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("version of the application" as opposed to "technical internal version number used by the VCS", like revision for SVN, or SHA-1 for Git, or id for ClearCase, or.... .
Tags are supposed to reference immutable "version of the application" of a set of files .
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Thanks to "Uncle Bob's" recent pontifications on Hanselminutes and the Stackoverflow podcasts, as well as Jeff and Joel's appropriate disrespect of the "SOLID" principles, I've given a lot of thought to questions like "How perfect does a program really...
Started by Parvenu74 on
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Code Monkeys!
I think this falls along the lines....
We create things to make lives easier and/or more fun, and we build tools to help us build those things .
Artists :)
Craftmen.
:)
Normal people trying to make a living.
Warriors, and sometimes poets.
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My ISP doesn't have ASP.NET MVC installed on their servers yet, although they do have .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 so they do have the new routing engine.
It occurs to me that, if I create a model using Linq to SQL, it's possible to expose parts of the model...
Started by Robert Harvey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Read this: Haacked - Bin Deploying ASP.NET MVC.
We don't install ASP.Net MVC on production servers
Yes, you can still use ASP.NET MVC.
Add the MVC dlls to your bin directory.
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I'm looking to run Redmine, a Ruby on Rails app, on a vps windows box. The only thing I can really think of is running a virtual linux machine and hosting it from there. If that is my only option, am I going to run into problems running a virtual machine...
Started by Ethan Gunderson on
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But this proves it is possible.
I used Aptana to run a development environment, but I'm sure that there are better alternatives that don't require the IDE to be open to run .
You can install SQLite and a Rails server like Mongrel on a Windows machine .
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I work in a mixed source control environment. We are still mostly on CVS, but newer projects are in SVN. However, I am finding it hard to get buy-in for SVN because TortoiseSVN doesn't work like TortoiseCVS.
The 3 way merge has a lot of cognitive dissonance...
Started by Kris Erickson on
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Just a wild guess here but if you're using CVSNT on the server this observation might be based on the fact that CVSNT... .
They offer instructions on integrating them into TortoiseSVN as custom merge/diff tools .
Take a look at BeyondCompare and Araxis Merge.
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Assuming that the .php and .aspx extensions have been hidden from the URLs, are there any clues in the HTML that might suggest the site is coded in either php or asp?
Cheers.
Started by Nai on
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If you see vendor or product name.
Sometimes developers use 3rd party products and tools.
Names.
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As I'm learning Objective-C for iPhone, a friend is discouraging me by insisting that Objective-C is syntactically obtuse and missing many modern language features. Objective-C is usually described as being "close to the metal" and therefore more efficient...
Started by yar on
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Objective-C builds atop C, so learning Objective-C means you're learning (enough) C anyway.
For the most part (certainly the assertion that "most" iPhone developers don't use objective-c anyway the App Store).
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