How to manage coupling in model classes
I’m doing a class diagram for a game project, but I’m stuck on a coupling problem.
Is it a correct practice to handle error / success responses based on content type, or should I handle the two separately?
Right now, when I handle a success / failure message, I handle both response types via the same listener and check the response type to decide whether it’s a success or failure response. Like this:
How to model the dependencies between fields in very complex forms
We have to create a web application that will be used as an application form for multiple insurance products (15 in total). This application form will be similar to a form wizard, it will span across multiple pages, depending on what product between 4 and 10.
Do I need Bower for front end dependencies when I am already using composer?
I use composer for PHP dependencies. I was under the impression that for front end dependencies I should use Bower. So, I installed Bower and loaded my FE dependencies (Bootstrap, jQuery) using that. I then manually symlink to the libraries as follows:
Do I need Bower for front end dependencies when I am already using composer?
I use composer for PHP dependencies. I was under the impression that for front end dependencies I should use Bower. So, I installed Bower and loaded my FE dependencies (Bootstrap, jQuery) using that. I then manually symlink to the libraries as follows:
Do I need Bower for front end dependencies when I am already using composer?
I use composer for PHP dependencies. I was under the impression that for front end dependencies I should use Bower. So, I installed Bower and loaded my FE dependencies (Bootstrap, jQuery) using that. I then manually symlink to the libraries as follows:
Is this the correct way to use Bower
I’m using Bower whereby I run bower install and it downloads dependency files to /bower_components directory. Then, I create symlinks from my /public/.. directories to the dist files:
Is this the correct way to use Bower
I’m using Bower whereby I run bower install and it downloads dependency files to /bower_components directory. Then, I create symlinks from my /public/.. directories to the dist files:
Do I need to handle licenses of immediate dependenies?
Let’s assume within my project which is GPLv3 based I’m using a single library called a-lib.jar. That jar itself is licensed using Apache v2 license, so I should be fine with the GPL as long as I respect the Apache v2 terms (basicly inclueding the license file).
Do I need to handle licenses of immediate dependenies?
Let’s assume within my project which is GPLv3 based I’m using a single library called a-lib.jar. That jar itself is licensed using Apache v2 license, so I should be fine with the GPL as long as I respect the Apache v2 terms (basicly inclueding the license file).