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My question are stored procedures considered bad practice in microservice architecture? Here are my thoughts: * most books on microservices recommend one database per microservice. Stored procedures ...

I will need to scrap data from different property listing sites and be able to do search by name and location. I do not have much experience in designing the whole system. My initial thought is I ...

I'm newbie in Android development and doing on my first Android project and faced with .txt file handling. I succesfully created a txt file on Android Emulator, which is stored in: /storage/emulated/0/...

I have a web app - it's more complicated than a todo list but for simplicity sake let us assume it is a todo list. The user has the choice to sign up and create an account thus allowing them to store ...

We have 20 docker containers in our application and we have deployed all the containers as AWS Fargate docker containers and it is running successfully. Now we were discussing the auto-scaling ...

I guess the argument for pre-commit hooks would be that every single commit is clean. The argument against them is that they take a lot of time to run, which can add up if you commit often. The ...

I have a client/server architecture in which the client needs to periodically download large files from the server. Let's say the client downloads 9Gb of a 10Gb file and then temporarily loses ...

I'm taking an ITEE exam and have reviewed a lot of past exams. I'm ok in most areas because these exams are very broad including product management, software testing, memory architecture etc. But ...

I have read from many different software architecture books about the "cost of change" and how as developers we need to be wary of this notion and design our software to allow the most commonly ...

I have many years of experience with RDBMS.I am relatively new to NoSQL. And in current project that I am doing, I have to use MongoDB (As suggested by my client). In this there are tens of thousands ...

How is the following expression for the calculation of time complexity correct? 2T(n/2) + O(n) = O(nlogn)

As part of a game engine I am writing in cython, one of the challenges I am facing is creating a consistent interface for error handling that works at the C and python levels of my code. I am ...

We have a system that allows our clients to coordinate people (shoppers) so that they can delivery groceries within 45 minutes from the order creation. Each client has a set of stores where the ...

So I have been working on my mobile app for a while and it is live and in production. Because we released the app prematurely and are continuously improving current features and making them more ...

Suppose I have a Player that wants to build a Tower in the Board of a tabletop game. My first approach to this would have been something like: function onConfirm() { player.consumeResources(); ...

I have a general organization problem with my code. I'm modeling DNA, and I've created a Nucleobase struct to store the "letter" of the DNA. For ease of use, I would prefer the following functionality ...

Background I am starting a new project, and I want custom IOT sensors for an app I am writing. I want to keep everything as simplistic as possible so the IOT devices wont be running any major software ...

I have the following pair of functions used for searching upwards for a configuration file: (defn has-config? [path] contains? (set (.list path)) "my-config") (defn find-config-path [path] (cond ...

Its easy to steal internal hdd, which do not generate sound signals to aware the owner while removing and allows Thief to copy the data. Is there any way by which these thieves acts can be traced.

I have been developing a library with the help of another library. So what I have set up here is two classes sub-classing the library's classes for additional functionality. The problem comes in when ...

Recently, I've been building a search page where the user can input their search criteria and the server side will use a scoring and sorting algorithm to return the 'best' results first. The current ...

I have below two folders Table and Text, which contains below files: Rules - Table - regexTextReplace.php - textReplace.php - Text - regexTextReplace.php - textReplace.php - ...

I'm preparing a session on our product's HLD (High-Level Design) for newbies. It's a microservices-based system that includes several self-managed open-source projects & other managed services (e....

I am currently working on a project to optimize memcached's memory storage algorithm using machine learning. Since I do not own/use any large memcached servers, would anyone be willing to share the ...

I'm designing a system using event collaboration patterns, trying to avoid REST calls for microservices intercommunication. You can find the attached diagram. While analyzing the following use case (...

I am doing the Ransom Note algorithm in Hackerrank. The thing is I am not using maps and all the tests pass except for three which execution time takes a lot more. (Kotlin language) I have two ...

In postgresql I have a table with a list of cities. One row for city. Around 15000 rows. A column is CITY_NAME, now I have to add an english translation of the city name. The problem is that only 10 ...

We have a system where multiple consumers get messages out of a queue (currently implemented with a database). The messages have an order field. All messages of one particular order should be ...

I have a scenario where /var/log/mysql/error.log size increases suddenly to 16 GB when a fresh start is done. As a result it is taking high pull time. I found a solution in log-rotation which can be ...

I develop in an environment where we tend to do a lot of A/B testing. I am curious to learn from others on how A/B testing code is managed in your code base? Do you mix your A/B testing code with ...

My app on cloud foundry runs CPU intensive jobs. A job is a simplified ETL process on flat files or data from an odata service. Today the app is hosted on cloud foundry and is monolithic. Also the ...

I have seen many solutions with the Controllers in a separate assembly, basically Startup and program in one project and the Controllers in another. What are there advantages of doing this? Is this ...

I have a moderate web application which is Angular 8 on client side(TypeScript) and Web services(Java 8) on server side. I have a dilemma: 1.On one hand, I want to keep my server side agnostic and ...

In our history, when we did a new release (deployment) any user who was "logged in" was logged out and that was obviously not ideal. Then I switched platform from a custom stack to a cloud provider ...

Sometimes it is a good idea to have a guard block: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/157413 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guard_(computer_science) Guard block guards against special ...

I am interested in old Intel processors. I'll try to be as concise as possible. 1) In real mode flat model, does the CPU and operating system see all 1MB but only programs see 64KB or the operating ...

I am working on breaking a monolith into sperate web apps. The monolith app is very complex. The monolith already has a sorta dumb router that we can patch to make smarter. Our MVP app isn't going ...

I am working on a Symfony 4 rest API application which will be use by multiple client(about 20 different clients). Each client has his specific needs so I have to fork the web application for each ...

By "more object-oriented", I mean, it appears to me testing frameworks like TestNG and JUnit could encourage testers to write implementations of Test and TestSuite interfaces. The current approach ...

I am trying to split down user stories for a brand new system. This system will record weight readings from a balance connected to a serial port. Due to regulatory data integrity requirements - the ...

I've got a console application which pretty much interacts and prepares some data in a SQL Server Database, exports a table, encodes, gzips and uploads to an AWS S3 bucket. The application is complete ...

From my experience, sql code changes almost always tend to be NOT incremental: someone creates a new stored procedure, or modifies an entire embedded sql query for optimization purposes, or creates a ...

With the below pseudo code? Am I breaking any SOLID principles? interface i_pet string get_name() string get_species() color get_fur_color() end interface interface i_cat implements i_pet end ...

We're running a system consisting of a number of components. These communicate through a (proprietary) bus (say XBus) and we would like to 'implant' our components into another system running, say, ...

When we are working on a big project of C or CPP, we are getting some warning. Therefore, we try to remove that warning because when we see compiler warnings that they make us feel dirty. When we ...

My project is moving from TFS version controlling to GitLab. This is how we used to go about TFS: Each production release will be a version branch. For example, 2.0 for release 1, 2.1 for next and 2....

In the exercice i´m developing bellow, i´m applying the chain of responsibility pattern. The pattern works correctly but i don´t think it's the best approach. I think the rule design pattern should be ...

I am building my own analytics platform, which I want to work like this... A JS script in each of my webpages collects data about users' clicking behaviours and sends that data to a PHP (or other ...

If we have a matrix of nxn, what is the recurrence of splitting it into 4 equal parts of size (n/2)*(n/2)? I thought it would be 4T(n/4) since we are splitting it into a 1/4 of the original size, but ...

I'm looking for a solution for this, buffering messages in an array and send them after web-socket reconnect. I can check the socket client and push messages to an array when connection is lost and ...