You can install Azure DevOps on an in house network. I personally like it for managing work items, browsing code, code reviews via Pull Requests, and pipelines are all generally simple to setup — 218949024 secs ago
I am working on an ASP.NET Web API 2 project with .NET Framework 4.6.2. When I send two concurrent requests with the same parameters from Postman, only one record is updated in the database, even though there should be two. I have included screenshots of the Postman requests and the table after t...
This is my first attempt at a real life app in Rust. I would mostly like to know if I am writing idiomatic Rust code, coming from Java and Python. I'll appreciate any pointers to improvements, though.
The code uses tokio_tungstenite to receive messages from a websocket server asynchronously. The ...
This is more suitable for CodeReview. That sais there is a lot that can be improved — buran23 secs ago
For those comments done so far. It is more trying to check if my understanding of how to get classes to work together is on the correct track or not. Cheers for the code review hint, I think that really is a better place for something more theortical. — user2304495643 secs ago
For anyone arriving here after migrating to Django 5.0 and facing a 405 Method Not Allowed error, please note that as of this version, the LogoutView (from django.contrib.auth.views) no longer accepts GET requests (POST only). See here for more details and here for the explanation. — scūriolus50 secs ago
For anyone arriving here after migrating to Django 5.0 and facing a 405 Method Not Allowed error, please note that as of this version, the LogoutView (from django.contrib.auth.views) no longer accepts GET requests (POST only). See here for more details and here for the explanation. — scūriolus18 secs ago
For anyone arriving here after migrating to Django 5.0 and facing a 405 Method Not Allowed error, please note that as of this version, the LogoutView (from django.contrib.auth.views) no longer accepts GET requests (POST only). See here for more details and here for the explanation. — scūriolus30 secs ago
@ChrisMM the datasets i will test the model on will not take a lot of space, should i move the question to stack exchange code review? — Niccolò Tiezzi24 secs ago
For codereview, please excuse my miss understanding in advance. That would be just changing the tags when asking a question? I would like to be more aware of how to approach the platform without wasting people's time. — user230449568 secs ago
To avoid the use of magic numbers, I created a static class to store some integer values that are represented inside a database. I avoided using enums because I need to cast them every time I use them. To benefit from the clean approach of enums while also enjoying the type definition offered by ...
I have three (legacy) classes called storage, list_storage, storage_storage.
All of them use some form of <map string, TYPE>.
It seems like a good idea to write some template code to wrap them together.
There are about 30 methods all told, and a very few private objects. Very many of the methods ...
@Duga I believe it is just example usage added so it appears to be okay
@radarbob I haven't made any changes which would change the context of my question. I just provided example. — Abcd2 hours ago
that came in response to a user requesting example usage for context:
This lacks context. Can you also show example code where you use a TransactionType? Also, any reason why you did not make them const? I wonder if your resistance on casting to an enum to an int is more a lack of understanding on your part. Example usage code will be a big help in getting quality answers. — Rick Davin3 hours ago
Note: Due to my position as a moderator I can't comment or point to specifics, which greatly obfuscates the validity of my question.
The moderator team has been brought aware of certain irregularities around anonymous/unregistered contributions. We feel the situation is causing unneeded work for ...
This is my code to solve the 5th Adventjs challenge. In that link you can read the instructions.
How can I improve it? It's a bit messy... and I'm repeating some part of the code.
All must be in just one function
function cyberReindeer(road, time) {
// Code here
let theRoad = road;
let ro...
I’m voting to close this question because it is asking to improve working code - ask on Code Review. follow the rules over there. — Daniel A. White43 secs ago
I disagree that this question should go to Code Review, it's asking a specific programming question about minimising size of an object. — Yksisarvinen15 secs ago
I didn't realize code review was a thing Ill close this question and ask it on there. — Xuul14 secs ago
@Xuul don't ask on code review right away. Make absolutely certain it a good fit by reading through the help center and then make any adjustments necessary. A very specific place, Code Review. — user458130138 secs ago
So I'm making a logger for a program and it has 6 levels increasing severity and things I don't think its as memory efficient as it could be but I'm just getting into c++ and memory coding. I feel like if I want to put it in a file I cant view it with a text editor using something like JSON or XM...
This is my code to solve the 5th Adventjs challenge. In that link you can read the instructions.
How can I improve it? It's a bit messy... and I'm repeating some part of the code.
All must be in just one function
function cyberReindeer(road, time) {
// Code here
let theRoad = road;
let ro...
