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Change default app.config at runtime

I have the following problem: We have an application that loads modules (add ons). These modules might need entries in the app.config (e.g. WCF configuration). Because the modules are loaded dynamically, I don't want to have these entries in the app.config file of my application. What I would li...
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How to simplify a null-safe compareTo() implementation?

I'm implementing compareTo() method for a simple class such as this (to be able to use Collections.sort() and other goodies offered by the Java platform): ...
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Why do we need to install gulp globally and locally?

2 manuals about gulp say that I need to install gulp first globally (with -g flag) and then one more time locally. Why do I need this? ...
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What are Aggregates and PODs and how/why are they special?

This FAQ is about Aggregates and PODs and covers the following material: 6 Answers 6...
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Fragment over another fragment issue

When I'm showing one fragment (which is full screen with #77000000 background) over another fragment (let's call it main), my main fragment still reacts to clicks (we can click a button even if we don't see it). ...
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AngularJS best practices for module declaration?

I have a bunch of Angular modules declared in my app. I originally started declaring them using the "chained" syntax like this: ...
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Define a lambda expression that raises an Exception

... There is more than one way to skin a Python: y = lambda: (_ for _ in ()).throw(Exception('foobar')) Lambdas accept statements. Since raise ex is a statement, you could write a general purpose raiser: def raise_(ex): raise ex y = lambda: raise_(Ex...
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How do I get around type erasure on Scala? Or, why can't I get the type parameter of my collections?

It's a sad fact of life on Scala that if you instantiate a List[Int], you can verify that your instance is a List, and you can verify that any individual element of it is an Int, but not that it is a List[Int], as can be easily verified: ...
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iOS / Android cross platform development [closed]

I've been playing around with developing Android apps in Java for a while and am starting to get a handle on it. However if I want to on start on an iOS version I need to code everything from scratch - which is, well, undesirable. ...
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What is the best testing framework to use with Node.js? [closed]

I have looked at the rather long list of testing frameworks at https://github.com/ry/node/wiki/modules#testing . What is the experience with these frameworks? ...