I am a fairly new (RubyonRails) developer. I desire to improve my coding skills so I used climate to do some review on my code. It gave me a flag for this method that its complex. Is it characterised as complex because of having several "actions/tasks" in a single method?
Will it be better if I ...
I wrote a script that moves files older than two days over to a network share (via scheduled task). Windows task scheduler doesn't seem to like the script so much, but it works well by itself.
1) is there a faster way than what I have?
2) is there a way to programmatically make it a scheduled ...
Memory continuously rises, probably because of various applications that I run including Chrome, and it starts to choke out windows so I try to reboot it after 3-4 days at the most.
When I am in the Task Manager after a complete cycle (shut down and start up) it shows 5 days 7 hours 30 minutes a...
This seems to be connected to what @LightBulb said. In this thread the second post mentions:
this happens becasue of the new Shutdown/Boot mechanism from Windows 8 which is basically a logoff + Hibernation. [sic]
He also links this msdn blog, where I found the following:
Of course, the...
Based on the reply of this question I have created following code. I need to check whether its good or not.
Here is my entity class.
public class Employee
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
public string Desig...
Nice work!
I presume the complicated way of getting the right element measurements is to cater for many browsers, won't comment on that.
I would add some comments on the nature of the 'magic number'
scope.triggerOffset = 150; or, better, encapsulate it away as .constant or offer as configurabl...
Sometimes to speed up a recursion you could use a form of memoization to cache the results of your previous known calculations, trading memory for speed. (Memoization is slightly different from dynamic programming.)
A memoized function "remembers" the results corresponding to some set
of sp...
Below is a simple Trade class with minimal business logic: primarily a
method to get market value associated with the trade. But the trade
needs the following pieces of core functionality, orthogonal to any
business logic:
Need to be serializable to/from json (toJson/fromJson)
Need to be sorted...
Python
import webbrowser
webbrowser.open("http://stackoverflow.com/")
Alternative to setInterval && setTimeout
javascript's setTimeout and setInterval are evil and not precise...
both have a delay of various milliseconds
http://www.andrewduthie.com/post/a-self-correcting-setinterval-alternative/
both are very resource intensive as they execute several times ever...
