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A methodology is usually a guideline system for solving a problem, with specific components such as phases, tasks, methods, techniques and tools.

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Django methodology for forms and subforms

This is an open question. I am trying to write HTML pages for defining / editing questions (database objects). A question is composed of a small text and a type: the type indicates its declination. The question declinations are, for example, slider,…
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Design and Implementation with Prototyping Methodology

I'm developing a game for my dissertation, and I'm using the spiral method approach. I'm having a bit of difficulty structuring my dissertation, specifically the design and implementation section. My solution was designed as much as possible…
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Are web applications complex enough to domain-driven design?

After much reading and some attempts to implement DDD, I think I understand what people mean when they say the concept was developed for complex domains. I usually develop web applications for small and medium businesses, usually the interactions…
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How to implement non-blocking client-server communication model with parallel request and responses on one socket without data race

All of my networking applications I have developed have used the blocking socket model. I'm about to start a new project and it requires that the user be able to send requests to a connected server and receive responses on the same socket in…
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Dynamic dot method call

This is a general Java programming question presented through its application in my current program (specifying a page's size). I have always wanted to implement dynamic references into .methods but it doesn't seem very feasible. In my current…
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How to decide the state of an object before starting to code?

I have the following code for displaying the sum of two consecutive element of ArrayList until the element left is one.for example:- if i entered 1 2 3 4 5 output 3 7 5 //adding the two consecutive last one is as it is 10 5//doing the same…
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Trying to find some good approach to edit pages from an administrative panel

I have a administrative panel where I just list, insert, edit, and delete news in my project. But now, Im trying to list and edit text and images, of all my pages that I have. But I never do this, and Im not see the best approach, or a good one, to…
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Animation IDE for Javascript

Original Text shutdown by persons not thinking on CSS4, JS3, HTML6, and IDE Web Safe. Original Text: I was working on some animations today and it appears there is no straightforward Animation IDE for Javascript. Having a robust IDE for Javascript…
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Can test be green from the very beginning in TDD?

Imagine I have function foo(): var foo = function(string) { return string.replace(/a/g, ''); }; I have following tests for it to work: foo() exists; foo() strips a's from string and does nothing to string without a's; foo() throws TypeError if…
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Javascript method syntax - correct term for lowerUpper formatting

CSS uses hyphens to separate words: .class_name{background-color:#000;} Javascript uses lowerUpper formatting: document.getElementById("my_div").style.backgroundColor But what is the lowerUpper formatting syntax called? I read it somewhere, in the…
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Strategy for debugging a python unittest assertion that only fails when not debugging

I'm working in PyCharm 3.0.2 using WinPython 2.7.5.3 when running my unit test in debug mode all of them are passing. However if I run them normally I have one that fails - specifically the result of the code below returns an extra unexpected item…
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In Drupal should I use content-types or database abstraction layer?

I posted a question on the Drupal forum about whether I should build my database in Drupal using content-types or the database abstraction layer and schema module: [here][1] Any advice would be greatly appreciated. [1]:…
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Best way of marking this up in BEM CSS

I have been starting to use BEM as a CSS methodology for organizing my CSS and over the course of the projects, pretty much everything has turned into a module. I put layout styles for a module in the parent module. That has been working…
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What are the best practices for ColdFusion programming?

I have been doing web development using PHP and Python for years. Recently, I started to program in ColdFusion without any frameworks. To me it seems very messy so far, I mean very thing mixed together, no MVC (missed Django a lot). I am not sure…
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How to simplify MVC pattern for a demo purpose?

I have to set up a Asp.net demo using MVC 4 in a web application in order to help decision for a product that currently don't use this pattern. The model, view and controller should be simple, I just have two or three entities and a few pages. I…
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