Ensure that each class has only one responsibility, why?
According to Microsoft documentation, the Wikipedia SOLID principe article, or most IT architects we must ensure that each class has only one responsibility. I would like to know why, because if everybody seems to agree with this rule nobody seems to agree about the reasons of this rule.
Why are JOINS deprecated for a in-memory database?
Correct me if I’m misunderstanding. Refer to the following sentence:
Why are JOINS deprecated for a in-memory database?
Correct me if I’m misunderstanding. Refer to the following sentence:
DDD – Domain Driven Design, which development order should be applied?
1 – Design my entities, ie (in python):
DDD – Domain Driven Design, which development order should be applied?
1 – Design my entities, ie (in python):
DDD – Domain Driven Design, which development order should be applied?
1 – Design my entities, ie (in python):
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.
Client/server model where the server rejects connections from *newer* clients
I’m using a piece of commercial software where the server will reject any attempt to connect to it from a newer client. In other words, you can use version 8 of the client to connect to a v10.0 server, but not version 10.1 of the client.