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Creating a BLOB from a Base64 string in JavaScript

... can create an array of byte values by applying this using the .charCodeAt m>mem>thod for each character in the string. const byteNumbers = new Array(byteCharacters.length); for (let i = 0; i < byteCharacters.length; i++) { byteNumbers[i] = byteCharacters.charCodeAt(i); } You can convert this ...
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Difference between a m>Mem>ssage Broker and an ESB

I have gone through different questions/articles on m>Mem>ssage Brokers and ESBs(Even on stackoverflow). Still not a clue as what is the CLEAR demarcating difference between an m>Mem>ssage Broker and an ESB? Now here I am trying to compare products, Websphere Broker and Mule ESB!! ...
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Simultaneously m>mem>rge multiple data.fram>mem>s in a list

I have a list of many data.fram>mem>s that I want to m>mem>rge. The issue here is that each data.fram>mem> differs in terms of the number of rows and columns, but they all share the key variables (which I've called "var1" and "var2" in the code below). If the data.fram>mem>s were identical in terms of columns, ...
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When to use Storyboard and when to use XIBs

...yboards. My learnings are: Storyboards are nice for apps with a small to m>mem>dium number of screens and relatively straightforward navigation between views. If you have lots of views and lots of cross-navigation between them the Storyboard view gets confusing and too much work to keep clean. For a l...
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Should I use a class or dictionary?

I have a class that contains only fields and no m>mem>thods, like this: 9 Answers 9 ...
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Why do x86-64 systems have only a 48 bit virtual address space?

...s a lot. You're not going to see a system which needs more than that any tim>mem> soon. So CPU manufacturers took a shortcut. They use an instruction set which allows a full 64-bit address space, but current CPUs just only use the lower 48 bits. The alternative was wasting transistors on handling a big...
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When should we use intern m>mem>thod of String on String literals

According to String#intern() , intern m>mem>thod is supposed to return the String from the String pool if the String is found in String pool, otherwise a new string object will be added in String pool and the reference of this String is returned. ...
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Why doesn't .NET/C# optimize for tail-call recursion?

... JIT compilation is a tricky balancing act between not spending too much tim>mem> doing the compilation phase (thus slowing down short lived applications considerably) vs. not doing enough analysis to keep the application competitive in the long term with a standard ahead-of-tim>mem> compilation. Interesti...
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What is the difference between currying and partial application?

... Currying is converting a single function of n argum>mem>nts into n functions with a single argum>mem>nt each. Given the following function: function f(x,y,z) { z(x(y));} When curried, becom>mem>s: function f(x) { lambda(y) { lambda(z) { z(x(y)); } } } In order to get the full appl...
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Verify if a point is Land or Water in Google Maps

...atural_feature. See more at this link http://code.google.com/apis/maps/docum>mem>ntation/geocoding/#Types. Also you need to check the nam>mem>s of features, if they contain Sea, Lake, Ocean and som>mem> other words related to waters for more accuracy. For example the deserts also are natural_features. Pros - ...