How is ‘bolt-on’ the same or different from add-on, extension, or module? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How is ‘bolt-on’ the same or different from add-on, extension, or module? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How is ‘bolt-on’ the same or different from add-on, extension, or module? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
What is a helper? Is it a design pattern? Is it an algorithm?
Maybe a little tongue-in-cheek, but as I can’t find this answer anywhere through Google, so to ensure Software Engineering has the answer:
Is immutability very worthwhile when there is no concurrency?
It seems that thread-safety is always/often mentioned as the main benefit of using immutable types and especially collections.
Is immutability very worthwhile when there is no concurrency?
It seems that thread-safety is always/often mentioned as the main benefit of using immutable types and especially collections.
Should I mark what blocks mean in data-* attributes?
I was writing a webpage today with a comment after the start of every major section. Instead of using a comment, which comes with the bulgy <!-- --> syntax, could I instead put this in a data-* attribute? This would be more for me than anything else, so I don’t want to put it in an id or class, but it would also leave it open for userscripts to more easily parse the page.
Should I mark what blocks mean in data-* attributes?
I was writing a webpage today with a comment after the start of every major section. Instead of using a comment, which comes with the bulgy <!-- --> syntax, could I instead put this in a data-* attribute? This would be more for me than anything else, so I don’t want to put it in an id or class, but it would also leave it open for userscripts to more easily parse the page.
Should I mark what blocks mean in data-* attributes?
I was writing a webpage today with a comment after the start of every major section. Instead of using a comment, which comes with the bulgy <!-- --> syntax, could I instead put this in a data-* attribute? This would be more for me than anything else, so I don’t want to put it in an id or class, but it would also leave it open for userscripts to more easily parse the page.
Should I mark what blocks mean in data-* attributes?
I was writing a webpage today with a comment after the start of every major section. Instead of using a comment, which comes with the bulgy <!-- --> syntax, could I instead put this in a data-* attribute? This would be more for me than anything else, so I don’t want to put it in an id or class, but it would also leave it open for userscripts to more easily parse the page.