How to divide OO project into packages?
I’m a hobbyist programmer working on my own projects. I use Java.
How to divide OO project into packages?
I’m a hobbyist programmer working on my own projects. I use Java.
How to divide OO project into packages?
I’m a hobbyist programmer working on my own projects. I use Java.
Which package should unrelated classes belong to in Java? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Deployments, another unsolved problem in software engineering [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Trade-off between locality and repetition
Let me explain what I mean by locality and repetition. The current crop of configuration management tools decouple the configuration from everything else even when it is somewhat detrimental to do so. One case where it is detrimental is in application configuration. I believe that application configuration should live in the same repository as the application itself instead of some other repository or a chef cookbook or a puppet module. Better yet the actual chef cookbook or puppet module should be alongside the application and the build system can figure out how to package the whole thing so that the deployment mechanism can be as simple as possible.
The meaning of ‘fully traversable namespaces’ in JavaScript
During research into architecture of single page applications, I came across the following resource by Mikito Takada, written around 2013: http://singlepageappbook.com/
Python, namespace vs module with underscores
I’m developing a project that uses several independent modules, but all related to the same project.
Is it the standard accepted practice to install software using VBScript? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
best practices for packaging in Scala projects?
Scala runs on the JVM, but that doesn’t mean we have to write it like Java. Eclipse discourages use of the default package. What are some considerations (e.g. size of project) that determine how code ought to be packaged in Scala?