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When having 4 different designs that can be delivered for a project and there is a strong difference of opinions on which design is preferred taking into account functional/non-functional requirements/...
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TLDR: I'm looking for advice on the most straightforward method to set up an SMS system using my own SIM card, without relying on SMS service providers like Twilio or MessageBird. Currently, I am ...
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Hobby coder here, so please be gentle! My coding is taking me into the necessary realms of architecture due to increasingly complex apps. I'm wondering how to structure my solutions which will involve ...
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I'm having a series of data as documents in a document db (CouchDB) Sample of a document looks like below { _id: xxx _rev: xxx data: xxx position: 1 } These documents displays in a web front-end ...
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I've willingly inherited a VB.Net forms project based on .Net 3.5 last edited with VS2012. I was able to open it up and up-convert it to VS2017. I can compile and run it and make some little tweaks. ...
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TL;DR How do you build an airtight license control system for your onprem application, which revokes access once subscription ends? Premise I am building this application in Python that needs to ...
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I'm thinking of how would I go about creating my own logging centralization and centralized aggregation system. Imagined system has 10 - 100 nodes. Each node runs a LAMP(Linux, Apache, MySql, PHP) ...
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I've created a .NET Core MVC product with Entity Framework, and am being tasked with creating "Add-on" products, which give CRUD operations to more tables, but use the same library functions and UI. ...
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I guess the goal of separating UI and business logic goes way back. I found a Martin Fowler article, from nearly 20 years ago, which is pretty clear about the benefits of the separation: https://www....
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I do understand this is a wild question and totally open-ended but just wanted to know that I am barking up the right tree. I've inherited a large code base of many solutions and services, and whilst ...
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I'm not a native English speaker, and i'm new to .net Core. I have a task to port the logic of a WPF app to .Net Core while leaving this app working like previously. The app has approximately 70 ...
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I'm getting my head around DDD and how to build up an C# Project structure for an .Net Core WebApp. I searched quite a bit around the web, for example How to structure a Domain Driven Design in an ...
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We have a legacy C++/CLI solution that generates primary executable, but is being expanded out to generate libraries as well as including relevant unit testing. Since we have a number of classes in ...
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With pre-built CMS usually comes a lot of features that you do not need in your typical smaller project for small businesses and in the end you have to write a lot of your own functionality for said ...
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Company A is building 5 separate in-house WPF applications, and they would like to share UserControls, ResourceDictionaries, and ADO Entity Data Models between each project. They would also like to ...
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