Balancing between performance, convenience & separation
Consider a web application that works with somewhat sensitive data on reliable, high performance clients.
What is a login-queue?
some of you should know what a login queue is. You start your game, like world of warcraft, league of legends, …, type in your username and password, klick “log in” and then it happens: Login Queue, position: x.
What is a login-queue?
some of you should know what a login queue is. You start your game, like world of warcraft, league of legends, …, type in your username and password, klick “log in” and then it happens: Login Queue, position: x.
Handle server-side/client-side when for showing missing information as placeholders
I have a database table which stores Incident details. Each Incident can have an image saved for it. There are some Incidents which will not have an image for it.
Handle server-side/client-side when for showing missing information as placeholders
I have a database table which stores Incident details. Each Incident can have an image saved for it. There are some Incidents which will not have an image for it.
Handle server-side/client-side when for showing missing information as placeholders
I have a database table which stores Incident details. Each Incident can have an image saved for it. There are some Incidents which will not have an image for it.
Is it possible to protect client side algorithms 100%? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can software be protected from piracy? (17 answers) Closed 9 years ago. If you had a pretty novel idea that involved a new algorithm. Like lets say you were the first person to think of orbitz.com or kayak.com (travel sites) and you were able to and wanted to […]
Is it possible to protect client side algorithms 100%? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can software be protected from piracy? (17 answers) Closed 9 years ago. If you had a pretty novel idea that involved a new algorithm. Like lets say you were the first person to think of orbitz.com or kayak.com (travel sites) and you were able to and wanted to […]
Is it possible to protect client side algorithms 100%? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How can software be protected from piracy? (17 answers) Closed 9 years ago. If you had a pretty novel idea that involved a new algorithm. Like lets say you were the first person to think of orbitz.com or kayak.com (travel sites) and you were able to and wanted to […]
How to avoid chatty interfaces
Background:
I am designing a server application and creating separate dll’s for different subsystems. To simplify things, let’s say I have two subsystems: 1) Users 2) Projects