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Spring Boot really worth ? with the mammoth sized jar creation I guess, I had met actually this criteria,though of late to find it out so. So "Tell us what you found and why it didn’t meet your needs....
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Where can I find the source for "fetch" implementation used in Chromium? It is not asking for recommendation as noted in the closing dialog. It can be asking for help with the external ...
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2 answers
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So I asked what I thought was a pretty basic and straightforward question about how to do something in Python. That led to someone(s) closing my question saying it was a "how do I do this?" ...
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1 answer
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I asked this this question about the existence of a specific Google API which was closed with the reason "We don’t allow questions seeking recommendations for software libraries, tutorials, tools,...
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1 answer
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Some programming library has been deprecated some time ago. My question is, Asking to replacement of the deprecated library is off-topic? I am not sure this question type is an example of Questions ...
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3 answers
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This post did ask for a recommendation for a library but I gave the context for my question so that it was not asking for opinion but rather for which of the libraries I cited was the right one to use....
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14 votes
1 answer
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My question was closed as "off-topic", I'm trying to understand why. Its message shows: We don’t allow questions seeking recommendations for books, tools, software libraries, and more. Edit the ...
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2 votes
2 answers
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(Reposted and deleted from Meta Stack Exchange) The [r] tag gets a lot of questions of the form "is there a package to do XXX in R?" (for example, this recent question) - possibly because R is a DSL ...
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1 answer
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I have an idea about a project which can be classified on under internet of Things. I do not want to post it where it would be shut down. More details There are car tracking systems but they all ...
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1 answer
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For example: I have zero experience coding functional GUIs. I would like to know, in general, which languages/frameworks for GUIs have features x,y,z, are relatively easy to learn, etc. In general, ...
Jack's user avatar
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1 answer
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I was aware of the off-topic rule before I posted my question and I must say that if it was a recommendation thread, I wouldn't be here because it would mean I had a choice. I thought my question was ...
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1 answer
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If you have developed in AngularJS, you might know that there are some features that are somewhat 'sparsely documented' so to speak. I have searched google for about 30 minutes, and i'm not finding ...
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1 answer
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My question was put on hold because it was deemed opinion-based, but I believe that it isn't opinion-based. I tried to ask for an explanation in a comment, but it was totally ignored. Then, I edited ...
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1 answer
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I recently became aware of pre-built Objective-C classes (iRate, Appirator, etc.) that you can copy and paste into your app that will enable it to display a "please rate this app" dialogue box. As a ...
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I would like to find a good source for learning web scrapping with R so that I can get data from Google Flights. On other site such as math.stackexchange, there is a reference - request tag; however, ...
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