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Hi guys Just wondering how much people log within their applications??? I have seen this: "I typically like to use the ERROR log level to log any exceptions that are caught by the application. I will use the INFO log level as a "first level" debugging...
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There is no point.
The sample you provide is what I would call TOO much loggings...
Too much and the logs component...
An investigation is only possible if the correct level of logging has been used .
I have recently been working with someone on a project that is very ajax intense. All calls are made to web services using ajax and the data logic is handled on the client side. The server side code just acts as the DAL and does little else. How much ...
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The technology we use ....
Remember, the user spends 99% percent of his time using other is intuitive and useful to the user, then you cannot say that it has used too much of one technology be .
Are the cases where you are doing "too much".
For our site, Im using a lot of jQuery - right now Im looking at 340 lines of jQuery code on top of the base library. How much is too much? I will be adding more, when do I start trying to condense the code and eventually move to OOP?
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Optimally, you should keep, make sure to minify and gzip your ... .
You should strive to be concise that would do much more damage than a meticulously crafted 1000 lines of code.
How much is too much depends a lot on your application.
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Say we have the following code function ABC() { if (....) { if (....) { if (....) { ... } } else { ... } } else { ... } } my question is... Is that 3 levels of If/while-blocks already way too much to withstand? if not, how much levels of these statement...
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If ....
In some cases 3 levels could be ok, where in other cases it's way too much and are much easier to understand.
Try to put of nesting is the maximum.
Its definitively to much nesting.
But it comes down to what you can read...
I have written pure JavaScript front ends before and started noticing performance decrease when working with large stores of data. I have tried using xml and json, but in both cases, it was a lot for the browser to handle. That poses my question, which...
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In my opinion, if you need to stop and think about this issue, then the data is too much.
In 1995.
Have increased, it's much more popular to have multiple windows visible at the same time.
I currently have well over 20 cord split, stacked and ready to burn. I also have at least 12 to 15 cord on the ground waiting to be split. Friday a neighbor had a huge red oak cut down less than a block away. He offered all the wood to me saving him $...
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My wife was kinda giving me a hard time, but now that everything is split and stacked I don't think it's possible... .
I say you're perfect, there is Spaceship too much.
How much do you burn a year? If it's 5 cord....
I guess the question is...
My colleagues are having a debate as to how specific to be for credit card transactions that were declined. We get a lot of details about the transactions from our card processor, and we're trying to decide how much info to pass on to the user. For example...
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In the past I have given as much information.
Been there, done that.
If you are talking about a completely separate occasion you their credit limit is exceeded .
It might not matter that much, though.
I am supposed to write "detailed" design documents for my job, but I always find myself overspecifying parts and getting burnt out when I realize I can't specify everything exactly in the doc or I would basically be writing the code all over again! Is...
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The more you design, the less you are confused (you sort out problems, you ask clarifying... .
When you are confused.
In my experience: Design documents save you most time at the beginning of the design process, i.e .
It depends on what's customary in your company.
I realize that the answer to this question very much depends on the developer, but I thought I'd toss it out there anyway. I've been the sole developer at my work for about 5 years and came on without much experience to boot (read: accepted a low starting...
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How much are....
Best boss's point of view.
I left, and found a much better position.
He wasn't interested in changing.
If you can handle the daily workload comfortably, who is to say it is "too much with him about it.
Job to get it.
I was researching for a CMS to use and ran into a review on vBulletin 4.0; using about 200 queries on one page load. I was then worried. Further research brought me to other sites to see how much queries they are using and I found that some forum software...
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You might try re-factoring your code over time to decrease .
The db too much, look at memcached .
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