... 483 Click here for more information, but esentially there is no need for extension methods. It's a...

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...x.html. The class that is responsible for resolving the path, as of Spring 4.1, is org.springframework.web.servlet.resource.PathResourceResolver. Suffix pattern matching is enabled by default which means for a request URL /index.html, Spring is going to look for handlers corresponding to /index.html...

... 422 Here is a quick and dirty implementation of datediff, as a proof of concept to solve the probl...

... I used a graph database in a previous job. We weren't using neo4j, it was an in-house thing built on top of Berkeley DB, but it was similar. It was used in production (it still is). The reason we used a graph database was that the data being stored by the system and the operations the s...

... 64 Use a resize sensor from the css-element-queries library: https://github.com/marcj/css-element-...

...cale of the largest-magnitude value in the input (0.0000001% out), but for 4 of them the result is inaccurate at the scale of the true solution (100% out). The particular problem you're solving will tell you whether the former is good enough or not. In fact, you can play a lot more tricks than just...

... 451 Assert.Throws returns the exception that's thrown which lets you assert on the exception. var...

... This will only work if your input is always a string: $numeric_string = '42'; $integer = 42; ctype_digit($numeric_string); // true ctype_digit($integer); // false If your input might be of type int, then combine ctype_digit with is_int. If you care about negative numbers, then ...