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Questions - software-design

How to manage data needed across different Microservices?

I am currently designing a Microservices-Approach for my company (Logistic Company). Right now we have a monolithic system with a single relational database. I understand the approach of Microservices...
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mrts

database

microservices

domain-driven-design

software-design

cross-cutting-concerns

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When deciding, you're going to want to think about how this data is updated and changes. Assuming that there will be an occasional need to update this data (e.g. new towns), the responsibility for man...
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Levi Ramsey

Is it valid to have a JavaScript function that does nothing?

I'm working three texts boxes that get data and display them in a jQuery autocomplete drop down. Since JavaScript is rather flexible with it's objects and does not have interfaces. I made an API call ...
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sneakyfishies

javascript

oop

design-patterns

software-design

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Yes, no-op functions are encountered occasionally, and sometimes there's no way around them. But it usually makes more sense if, instead of writing no-op functions, you can omit the function entirely....
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CertainPerformance

How to just import one function from C++ headers (aka avoiding namespace pollution)

I'm reading codes that designed an OCR model for chemistry. And I see some lines like this #include <math.h> // fabs(double) Is it possible to import just one function like what Python does (f...
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Moeda Chaos

c++

namespaces

software-design

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Answers: 1

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With most C++ standard library headers, if you don't do using namespace std; they do not pollute the global namespace and put everything into the namespace std instead. So as long as you don't do usin...
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user17732522

Reason for using custom true false values in frameworks

I was reading the GLFW library and I noticed they use GLFW_TRUE(1) and GLFW_FALSE(0). Now I've already seen that in other frameworks as well,making their own custom true/false identifiers. Is there an...
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laegirl

c

frameworks

glfw

software-design

software-quality

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Answers: 4

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I guess it is for backward compatibility reasons. The stdbool.h header was introduced in the C99 standard.
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