Following the tutorial from Filip W's blog, I've ended up creating my own implementation for a custom ActionFilter.
This logs the execution name, action, parameters and elapsed time of every ApiController in my solution.
The post is a bit old (2013), that's why I'm still thinking it must be a ...
I am working with synchronization for the first time. I have a code below that i have to implement in my current work. I wanted to know if I am doing it right or am I making a mistake.
whenever new list of data is downloaded, NewDataArrived() is called. This method then calls the ListData() tha...
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Solve this Sudoku. Post how yo...
I'd like someone to double-check my use of Atomic primitives, because multi-threading is hard.
What I don't want to do is locking the whole get method, or having too many pre-checks per get() call.
private final static AtomicReference<T> REFERENCE = new AtomicReference<>();
private final stati...
Disclaimer: My code is translated from Peter Norvig's Python code.
This simple code uses only two techniques: Constraint Satisfaction and Depth-First-Search. Backtracking is not implemented.
Here's the code:
Board.java
package core;
import java.util.*;
import static core.Constants.*;
/**
...
I'm somewhat new to TDD and Unit Testing, but I've written a suite of unit tests to check my functionality. The basic classes automate simple load and unload operations from s3 and redshift, and allow one to use custom sql if needed. I've also implemented an execute method which will try an ope...
I have a .json which looks like this but it is actually way much bigger
[
{
"enterprise" : [
{
"id" : "743512",
"name" : "Hellen Quesada",
"role" : "P. Software Engineer",
"picture" : "http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk35/Sicable/200x200/06.png",
...
I had an exercice as below for an interview. I've added my implementation at the end. How could I improve it?
Develop a simple vector based drawing package.
Your application should support the following 5 drawing primitives (we will call them widget)
1) rectangle
2) square
3) ellipse
4) circl...
Here is what I have in mySQL:
SELECT
ASEnemy,ASFlagStatus,COUNT(SCAlliance) Server,0 State
FROM AllianceStatus
INNER JOIN SC75 ON (SCAlliance = ASEnemy AND SCSnap = (SELECT MAX(DSSnap) FROM DataSnap WHERE DSServer = 75))
WHERE ASServer = 75
AND ASOurs = '1057'
AND (((SCFi...
https://github.com/yevhen-m/async-chat
Hey guys, who has a minute or two to review my exercise python project on websockets? I would be very grateful for that.
I wrote a module that acts as a script, and will automatically compile a Python or Cython file without the user having to do anything other than:
C:\Project_dir\> cyther example.pyx
or
C:\Project_dir\> cyther example.py
...as long as gcc is accessible from the system path and cython is inst...
For my current project I need a circular buffer, which is able to do the following things:
Push something to it (to the head).
Pop something from it (from the tail). I don't need the popped data.
Peak the head and tail (no popping).
Iterate through the currently contained elements.
Here is my...
Suppose a class like this:
public class MapController
{
Polyline _currentPolyline; // The line connecting two locations on the map
Googlemap _map;
public void drawRoute()
{
clearRoute(); // One route can be shown max at a time
/* Some code preparing the path to ...
I'm sorry, but my review is going to be short; your code looks pretty good.
Refactor node deletion
You did a very good job of refactoring your code for the most part. The only repetition that I can find is here:
var parentNode = message.parentNode;
parentNode.removeChild(message);
if (paren...
