Unanswered Questions
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How should private dependency links be handled in setup.py
At work we use a private pypi server. This pypi server is specified as a dependency link:
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from setuptools import setup
config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
rc = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~...
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Create in-browser IDE for own grammar
We are going to use our new own programming language. We have designed grammar, json parser and everything seems to work.
Code in my language is transpiled into javascript and interpreted by node.js ...
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Algorithm for determining transactions among weekly data series?
I'm trying to develop a small reporting tool (with sqlite backend). I can best describe this tool as a "transaction" ledger. What I'm trying to do is keep track of "transactions" from weekly data ...
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Client side web development - dealing with authentication during development
We are beginning development of an Angular 2 application. Our back-end will be using ASP.NET Core WebAPI.
Although my subject calls out authentication, this also applies to any API service that is-...
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Generating Java Classes with Compile-time Value Parameters
Consider a situation where a class implements the same basic behavior, methods, et cetera, but multiple different versions of that class could exist for different uses. In my particular case, I have a ...
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How to parse multipart field/file data separately?
I want to parse a multipart form twice: once to grab the incoming fields, and later to process the file upload.
I am trying to maintain a proper separation of concerns within my Node app:
Controller ...
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RSpec + Selenium tests for .NET on Windows
I'm a Rails developer doing TDD on a Mac with RSpec, Capybara and Selenium webdriver. Now I have been asked by my company to use this approach for a .NET on Windows environment. What is the best way ...
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PHP MVC/PAC - Logged In/Admin checks placement
I have set-up a MVC/PAC-like structure for a web application (unsure if it fits any of these design patterns fully). In short it is:
Routing in index.php, which selects the controller and method ...
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Refactoring of a client API for avoid duplicated code and unclear passage of parameters
I need to develop an API, the functions of the API are requests that call the service exposed by a server.
Initially the API worked like this:
class Server:
def firstRequest(self, arg1, arg2):
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Cache Json on disk with fast read back in java/android
summary: I need a way to cache a large JSONArray on disk, and be able to quickly read AND CONVERT it back to JSONArray at a later time.
NOTE: my output MUST be a >>JASONarray<<, and not a ...
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angularJS code sharing across hybrid Ionic app and regular mobile website
Ok, so in our 'innovation lab', there is currently a push to use Ionic, an hybrid app framework built on top of Cordova for native access and angularJS for the ‘web code’.
There are also some ...
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How can unums emulate IEEE's negative zero?
I am currently reading "The End of Error - Unum Computing" by John Gustafson (Youtube). What I am still not sure about is how the cases handled in IEEE by negatively signed zero are handled with unums....
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Inserting JSON document with `.` in key to MongoDB
Firstly, this is more of a design question than a programming question.
I am creating an application where I have to fetch existing JSON data and insert it into MongoDB. I found that some of the the ...
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Seeking opinions on using device tree for I/O definition
I've been working ELLCC, a clang/LLVM based development tool chain targeting ARM, Mips, Microblaze, PowerPC, and x86 targets. The tool chain is pretty complete and runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X....
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Making API calls with celery
I'm designing a system for a client where the requirements are:
they upload a JSON file (one object/line)
make a call to an API with the JSON object as the payload
record the state (success/failure) ...
