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Help making UI in Visual Studio
Hi guys. I am trying to make a VERY simple nuclear reactor simulator that reacts in real time to changes the user makes via sliders and other options on a UI. What is the best Read more…
Hi guys. I am trying to make a VERY simple nuclear reactor simulator that reacts in real time to changes the user makes via sliders and other options on a UI. What is the best Read more…
Hello to everyone! I am moving from AutoIt to C#, Im doing some little projects like file renaming, moving, automatizing some actions and stuff. I did a Form for music management, it turned out pretty Read more…
IMO it’s much easier to just drop a proxy like Caddy in front of your websocket app to add WSS/TLS support. It’s dead simple to do so, and it’s all managed for you. You can Read more…
I’m at a new job, the codebase is mammoth, and nothing is documented. There are a variety of settings that you need to make to test various things, and the functional analysts (BA’s) are not Read more…
Please bear with the length of this description. The problem is weird, and I want to give some background. I am including an image of the issue. The image on the left is the newer Read more…
Hi guys Currently I’m a C# developer with experience of 1 year and I’m thinking of switching to Java, it isn’t I don’t like something about C# as a language, but as a career, it Read more…
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Does anyone have any suggestions for a more generic ECS (entity component system) framework? I’ve been researching it for the past few days and it’s pretty head to find systems which aren’t necessarily video game Read more…
Can XyzAware-interfaces and setter/wither-dependencies die already? It’s a horrible practice. Your service dependencies should be fully set after the constructor call. Also, using the container directly is a horrible practice, too. Constructor-Injection, iterable-injection by tags/interfaces, Read more…
On top of that, the announcements from day 1 of AWS re:Invent: Lambda now bills per 1 ms, instead of per 100ms Lambda functions can get up to 10GB of memory and 6 vCPUs Aurora Read more…