...o be included, as long as it doesn't conflict with existing ones (in other words: you should use namespaces). To use this (equivalent) mechanism: use mydata:id instead of data-myid, like this: <p mydata:id="123456"> make sure you define the namespace in SVG opening tag, like this: <svg ...

...rgely on modular components running on an application server. In other words, if your application demands a very large scale, distributed system, then you should consider using Java EE. Built on top of Java SE, it provides libraries for database access (JDBC, JPA), remote method invocation (RMI...

...ory recursively add /*/* to the path: git update-index --assume-unchanged wordpress/wp-content/uploads/*/* Using git rm --cached is not good for collaboration. More details here: How to stop tracking and ignore changes to a file in Git? ...

... @TimBezhashvyly: Never is a word that you use only if you're claiming the rule has all scenarios covered. This rule doesn't. It's not useful to pretend it does. "Not useful" is one of the site-approved reasons for actually downvoting... and you are g...

...This term was introduced with SOA which is in a way the successor (as buzz word) of EAI. When you need it? That's a good question. It comes with a lot of complexity. A rule of thumb could by if it solves more problems than it causes. To be serious if you have a heterogeneous environment and want ...

...Gajjar If you omit "density = True", you will not see that. The density keyword gives you a "normalized" histogram in which the probability density function is represented. You can read about it here. – BUFU Jul 7 at 8:34 ...

... don't get me wrong, your answer is great, however the words here are very important, thank you for the update :) – jave.web May 11 '18 at 20:00 add a comm...

...the rebase succeed. $ git rebase --skip HEAD is now at 7313eb3 master Word of caution: Please note that git rebase --skip will completely drop the commit that git tried to rebase. In our case, this should be okay since git is complaining this is an empty commit. If you think you've lost changes...

...ful for, then you can decide which cases do not benefit from it. In other words, when you do not need a sequence to be lazily evaluated you can skip the use of yield. When would that be? It would be when you do not mind immediately having your entire collection in memory. Otherwise, if you have a h...

...ed commit message and gives the user the opportunity to edit and stick the word "Partially" in before finally committing. # generate a revert commit # note the hash printed to console on success git revert --no-edit <hash to revert> # undo that commit, but not its changes to the working tree...