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I have a large infrastructure that is written in Python 2.6, and I recently took a stab at porting to 3.1 (was much smoother than I expected) despite the lack of backwards compatibility.
I eventually want to integrate some of this Python code with a lot...
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When are API methods marked “deprecated” actually going to go away?
Do @deprecated methods in JDK eventually get removed? (I seem to remember there was a policy something like this when Java first came out). If so, what sort of removals...
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There are always very good reasons why a method eventually gets deprecated "typically because it is dangerous.
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I've been exploring different strategies for running integration tests within some Nant build scripts. Typically a number of different scripts are chained in one monolithic build that has separate targets: staging (build a staging version, like build)...
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My company is currently using CruiseControl....
You'll learn a lot more by actually taking the plunge and doing it than by thinking about whether you're doing it right .
My advice is to just dive in and start doing it .
Sounds like you're 99% of the way there.
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I've been developing with XHTML, CSS and Javascript for about 4 years now.
I love it a lot and hate it a little. I've looked into Flash and Silverlight a bit, but as a developer, I'm not too keen on them.
One reason is that they lock you into a vendor...
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Eventually, I would expect web standards to evolve to subsume the best (or at least most used) features.
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I have a source directory that includes a mix of different languages and files. Probably 100+ total files. I want to 'fork' that code and create a completely different version of the source. At this point, I will have version-1 of the code and version...
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Here's a screenshot....
Beyond Compare let's you do folder comparisons.
Whilst I don't agree with your stance on not creating repositories until after 2 months of development, a tool you might find useful for merging entire directories is Beyond Compare .
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Scott Gu just posted about a new set of charting controls being distributed by the .NET team. They look incredible: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2008/11/24/new-asp-net-charting-control-lt-asp-chart-runat-quot-server-quot-gt.aspx
The million ...
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You can already use them with MVC all you have to do is render them as images
You can use the chart controls in two ways:
Generating the Image from a Controller
By generating the chart and returning it as an image from an action (as Chatuman is referring... .
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Hi.
I'm writing a bittorrent tracker in erlang. Given the nature of the service, I won't need absolute consistency (ie. a client can be perfectly happy with a slightly outdated list of peers or torrent status).
My strategy so far has been to create mnesia...
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This is certainly off....
Redis takes the second approach: everything is stored in memory then periodically dumped to disk .
You may want to checkout redis & erldis.
Here is a project that might interest you http://github.com/jlouis/etorrent/tree/master.
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I am new to design patterns, but I have been trying hard to implement some in the last year. I started at a new organization, and all the code was contained in the form. Since I got here, I've been trying to use an MVC approach for our .NET 2.0 application...
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This is a prime example for what a service layer is used for:
(Article with more indepth descriptions of the various layers)
You can stick with your MVC architecture, but now the controller calls upon your service layer (a seperate class library project... .
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From our current experience we're leaning towards a kind of lean methodology. We are starting to introduce a Product Owner role and we also are forming some QA roles. I'm worried that stratifying the roles like this will result in high visibility but ...
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(That said, 10 persons....
I've had good experience with Scrum, particularly with team sizes like you speak of (6-10) .
I would say for your sort of team, Scrum would probably work well .
Looks like you should hire some testers and let your developers develop .
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Hi all-
I'm a young, inexperienced programmer (I've had a year of Java, some MATLAB, and HTML/CSS in school) but I've decided that to get better, I'm making it my goal to produce a simple smartphone app of some kind this year- probably either webOS or...
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( CommonsWare actually contributes on StackOverflow, regarding Android....
Depending on how much credit you have to Barnes and Nobles and how comfortable you are with Java, I would recommend a beginners book on Java along with a beginners book to Android .
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