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I have a question about what's the best approach to handle persistent data for web apps. I have a web app that is authenticating through an auth service. once authenticated it makes requests to the ...
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As part of a microservice-based system design, I'm struggling to decide where system configurations should reside in terms of domain ownership. For example, let's assume I'm designing a "store ...
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At the moment, the application I work on relies on an ISettingsService which is injected via the constructor; classic dependency injection. As time goes and the application's capabilities (understand ...
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Lately I got in a discussion with my colleague whether the appsettings.Development.json should be added to the git repository or not. My considerations are: when a developer clones a repository to his ...
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I mainly work on custom web applications that have just one production deployment. While we are moving to continuous delivery, I was wondering if that approach reduces the need to make settings ...
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Sorry if I'm not clear, I didn't touch the program for almost two weeks. I have a program that reads XML files: A product list Each product's default settings (if custom is not available) Each ...
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I'm conflicted as to what is the best way to approach this problem. I am writing a simulation in Python, which is parametrized by ~ 50 parameters. I have a JSON file where these parameters are set, ...
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I have an admin panel which can set a lot of options which will affect some other services drastically. For example I got one that if I create a different category I can just insert it in the Category ...
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Persistence is an essential requirement for preferences. Developer's preferences are saved in .idea/ folder. It is recommended to add .idea/ to .gitignore to avoid merge conflicts. But then settings ...
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Is correct to represent setting options using use cases? For example the user can: - enable background updates - change map color - change interval updates From https://www.uml-diagrams.org/use-...
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So I have .eslint and .settings (VSCode) files that I would like to be consistent across projects. How would I do this? Currently, I am thinking that I should put them into a repository, which then I ...
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I am in the process of migrating the way an app makes persistence of its settings. It wrote and read data from registry; now it is desired it load/save XML files on the C:\AppData\MyApp\Version ...
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I'm building an application which uses SQLite, and now want to add settings that are stored between sessions I'm considering if I'm going to store the settings in a config file or if I'm going to use ...
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Please forgive me if my thought process is incorrect. I'm only a programmer in my spare time, with no formal training. I'm using VB.net to create a very basic application, but some settings need to ...
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Across the various different programs, you will most often have a menu item called: Preferences Firefox Chrome Gedit Synaptic (Under a Settings menu column) Hexchat (Under a Settings menu column) ...
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