I'm trying to learn Golang from Java, and to do this, I wrote a basic circuit simulator with only two circuits. Is there anything I can do better to make it more idiomatic?
Simulator.go
package main
import (
"fmt"
)
const ITERATIONS = 10
func main() {
a := Wire{false, false}
b :=...
I have been struggling with understanding Model, View, Service, Controller architecture.
To help me I wrote some code below. I want to ask
is my Model class the Model part of MVC?
is my Service class a Service Layer?
did I connect my layers properly?
Note: I may later add an observer patte...
my previous employment started using Team Foundation server about a year before I left
and before that they had "vault something" or something that was horrible, it was super old SourceSafe maybe, it wasn't used properly
projects were all over the place on peoples machines.... I spent a little time moving projects to TFS, which was awesome! but never really got deep into using all it's functionality
I didn't use it much, I like Git so far and I use it for my personal projects so that if my computers ever crash I can get my stuff on a new computer. TFS costs money though
TFS was mostly so we could find the most up to date project.
The Needleman–Wunsch algorithm is an algorithm used in bioinformatics to align protein or nucleotide sequences.
Here is an implementation in Scala:
import NeedlemanWunsch.{Score, Direction, ResultEntry, SimilarityFunc}
import scala.collection.mutable.ArrayBuffer
/**
* Created by IDEA on 2/...
I am trying to learn Angular, so I am working on a tutorial and using the command-line to version control it, so I can learn it as I would be using it.
So, I kept refactoring my Sage300 API wrapper - I wanted the client code to feel just like using Entity Framework - this is the closest I got to it:
using (var context = new SageContext(/*redacted credentials*/))
{
context.Open();
var header = context.PurchaseOrderHeaders.Single(po => ...
This is not about javascript - your question is very broad; too broad to get good answers. A good indicator for that is that you were actually asking four questions in one post. Please don't stop contributing, I've enjoyed your questions and answers - but it would help make them specific about a certain issue. You might also want to check out the other StackExchange communities, especially Computer Science, Programmers or Code Review — Bergi27 secs ago
First, note that with code like this that has to read in external input, and convert it into objects, you typically end up with some sort of factory class that's kind of the border where you often have difficulty applying the open-closed principle very well. That is, it often needs at least a lit...
I have been struggling with understanding Model, View, Service, Controller architecture.
To help me I wrote some code below. I want to ask
is my Model class the Model part of MVC?
is my Service class a Service Layer?
did I connect my layers properly?
Note: I may later add an observer patte...
The Needleman–Wunsch algorithm is an algorithm used in bioinformatics to align protein or nucleotide sequences.
Here is an implementation in Scala:
import NeedlemanWunsch.{Score, Direction, ResultEntry, SimilarityFunc}
import scala.collection.mutable.ArrayBuffer
/**
* Created by IDEA on 2/...
So, I kept refactoring my Sage300 API wrapper - I wanted the client code to feel just like using Entity Framework - this is the closest I got to it:
using (var context = new SageContext(/*redacted credentials*/))
{
context.Open();
var header = context.PurchaseOrderHeaders.Single(po => ...
herp derp, I dont know how to code
