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Best practice for partial updates in a RESTful service

I am writing a RESTful service for a customer management system and I am trying to find the best practice for updating records partially. For example, I want the caller to be able to read the full record with a GET request. But for updating it only certain operations on the record are allowed, like ...
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When to Redis? When to MongoDB? [closed]

...dis and MongoDB. I know they are different; the performance and the API is totally different. 10 Answers ...
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What exactly does git's “rebase --preserve-merges” do (and why?)

...ts made in one part of the commit graph, and then replays those commits on top of another part. The differences with --preserve-merges concern which commits are selected for replay and how that replaying works for merge commits. To be more explicit about the main differences between normal and merg...
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Why not be dependently typed?

...is gradually becoming a dependently-typed language". The implication seems to be that with more and more language extensions, Haskell is drifting in that general direction, but isn't there yet. ...
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Swift and mutating struct

There is something that I don't entirely understand when it comes to mutating value types in Swift. 7 Answers ...
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How to migrate/convert from SVN to Mercurial (hg) on windows

I'm looking for a tool to migrate a couple of SVN repositories to Mercurial, with history, labels and so on. 9 Answers ...
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Why is x86 ugly? Why is it considered inferior when compared to others? [closed]

...uple of possible reasons for it: x86 is a relatively old ISA (its progenitors were 8086s, after all) x86 has evolved significantly several times, but hardware is required to maintain backwards compatibility with old binaries. For example, modern x86 hardware still contains support for running 16 b...
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Is recursion a feature in and of itself?

... To answer your specific question: No, from the standpoint of learning a language, recursion isn't a feature. If your professor really docked you marks for using a "feature" he hadn't taught yet, that was wrong. Reading betw...
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Move branch pointer to different commit without checkout

To move the branch pointer of a checked out branch, one can use the git reset --hard command. But how to move the branch pointer of a not-checked out branch to point at a different commit (keeping all other stuff like tracked remote branch)? ...
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Why does C++ need a separate header file?

I've never really understood why C++ needs a separate header file with the same functions as in the .cpp file. It makes creating classes and refactoring them very difficult, and it adds unnecessary files to the project. And then there is the problem with having to include header files, but having to...