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Laravel Layout issue [closed]
Title:
Is extending a layout that only contains the head valid in Laravel, or should it be a partial?
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Me and a friend are building an admin dashboard in Laravel, and we had a discussion about ...
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ASDF:REQUIRE-SYSTEM -> Deprecated and to avoid und all circumstances, or not?
I'm starting to delve into Common Lisp's ASD Facility and am wondering, whether asdf:require-system is still useful in the described way.
That is: With this function it is "appropriate to load ...
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switch statement and K&R indentation
If we follow K&R indentation, what is the standard way to indent a case with a block { ...} inside?
Example:
switch (a) {
case FOO:
f("hello");
break;
case BAR: ...
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Python conventions: should a constant with mutable contents be UPPER_CASE? [closed]
I'm working on my adherence to conventions and best practices in Python, like using UPPER_SNAKE_CASE for constants. However, I'm not sure if a constant assignment whose value is mutable is canonically ...
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How to optimize performance and reduce load while designing a RESTful API for displaying related and sibling objects? [closed]
I'm currently working on a frontend application where I need to display information about authors. Each author can have multiple child objects (e.g., books), and I also need to display information ...
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Conventions/good ways to initialize variables with default/NULL values
I've been learning C for the past couple months. I work on biological problems for which variables involving a binary state of present/missing are very common. For these situations I have been ...
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Best Practice for Exporting Default Functions in React with TypeScript? [closed]
I am currently studying React with TypeScript and have come across two different ways to export a default function component. Here are the two examples:
Exporting the function separately:
function ...
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C Return Value Conventions (Bool or Err Code) [closed]
I get this is probably a loaded question, but in C, is it better practice to return a int with error code, or a "success?" boolean. I notice that "0" for success seems convention ...
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Testing multiple pyspark pipelines with different environment variables loaded into a static file
Ok so I have a question-
For context: I am a new QA working in a team that uses pyspark as our ETL engine.
I use pytest as my testing framework.
We have multiple pipelines (ETL’S, I’m gonna use this ...
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ASP.NET Core Web API conventions not inherited when extra ProducesResponseType attribute is present on a action
Refer to the following Web API conventions and the corresponding controller:
public static class MyAppConventions
{
[ProducesResponseType(typeof(ProblemDetails), StatusCodes.Status404NotFound,
...
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Does a named standard exist for comment annotations?
I have encountered, and used, several different forms of comment annotations. Eg.
// TODO: Also trigger this task
// FIXME: in this very specific circumstance this should handle this way instead
// ...
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Why do Lisp style guides recommend the specific numbers of semicolons for comment in several cases?
I read in the style guide of Elisp and of Common Lisp to use specific numbers of semicolons in various cases, in short this:
single semicolons for comments at the ends of code lines
double semicolons ...
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Where do you set default values when registering a user? [closed]
i am currently developing a web application in which the user should have the possibility to register. For this I have built a VueJS web application and a Golang REST API.
However, the backend is now ...
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Long format dataframe column hierarchy
I am working with long format dataframes and intend to write a package myself. While it is not crucial, I would like to adhere to common practice of column hierarchy, e.g. when I have 3 participants ...
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How do I reduce repetitive error handling in java [closed]
So I have a code snippet similar to this. I feel like the if statements should be in a common function. I am not sure how to handle that because school and student should be passed to this function ...