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Why was “Avoid Enums Where You Only Need Ints” removed from Android's performance tips?

The section "Avoid Enums Where You Only Need Ints" was removed from the official developer documentation . (See Why doesn't Android use more enums? for the old section content) ...
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System.Threading.Timer in C# it seems to be not working. It runs very fast every 3 second

I've a timer object. I want it to be run every minute. Specifically, it should run a OnCallBack method and gets inactive while a OnCallBack method is running. Once a OnCallBack method finishes, it (a OnCallBack ) restarts a timer. ...
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Validating an m>Xm>ML against referenced m>Xm>SD in C#

I have an m>Xm>ML file with a specified schema location such as this: 5 Answers 5 ...
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How to get current path with query string using Capybara

The page url is something like /people?search=name while I used current_path method of capybara it returned /people only. ...
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What are fail-safe & fail-fast Iterators in Java

... What is the difference between them ... "Fail-safe" (in engineering) means that something fails in a way that causes no or minimal damage. Strictly speaking, there is no such thing in Java as a fail-safe iterator. If an iterator fails (in the normal sense...
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Add unique constraint to combination of two columns

I have a table and, somehow, the same person got into my Person table twice. Right now, the primary key is just an autonumber but there are two other fields that em>xm>ist that I want to force to be unique. ...
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Does Python support multithreading? Can it speed up em>xm>ecution time?

I'm slightly confused about whether multithreading works in Python or not. 3 Answers ...
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nodeValue vs innerHTML and tem>xm>tContent. How to choose?

I'm using plain js to alter the inner tem>xm>t of a label element, and I wasn't sure on what grounds I should use innerHTML or nodeValue or tem>xm>tContent. I don't need to create a new node or change the HTML elements or anything — just replace the tem>xm>t. Here's an em>xm>ample of the code: ...
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m>Xm>Path to select multiple tags

Given this simplified data format: 4 Answers 4 ...
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How do I write good/correct package __init__.py files

My package has the following structure: 3 Answers 3 ...