...itation on how you choose to use/reuse an existing exception. It's your application- as long as you document it and clearly indicate the exception that will be thrown in the specific case of a missing configuration value, you can use any exception you like. If you do want a very specific indicat...

I would like to know what are the approaches that you use to manage the executables in your system. For example I have almost everything accessible through the command line, but now I come to the limit of the path string, so i can't add any more dir. ...

...onCenter defaultCenter] is meant to placed. Is it best to place it in your AppDelegate? – fulvio Jan 12 '11 at 6:17 14 ...

...uffer (:make, :grep, and :helpgrep are the ones that spring to mind) will happily ignore tabs and there's nothing you can do to stop that. Instead: :set hidden If you don't have this set already, then do so. It makes vim work like every other multiple-file editor on the planet. You can have edi...

...umentative. I think it could be an interesting question if people treat it appropriately. 407 Answers ...

...a programmer who is new to the corporate world. Recently I've developed an application using Groovy and Java. All through the code I wrote used quite a good number of statics. I was asked by the senior technical lot to cut down on the number of statics used. I've googled about the same, and I find...

... used a table. Things are better now, but some of us who make business web apps have to support older browsers (IE6 is still in use at some clients!), while people who make blogs can live in the clouds and pretend that everybody in the world has a fast connection, new computer, and the latest versio...

... @+id/foo means you are creating an id named foo in the namespace of your application. You can refer to it using @id/foo. @android:id/foo means you are referring to an id defined in the android namespace. The '+' means to create the symbol if it doesn't already exist. You don't need it (and should...

...es them all together and provides the powerful snaplets API that makes web apps composable and modular. Yesod has a host of projects on hackage. Most (all?) of them are listed in the Yesod category. Some of the notable ones are yesod-core, warp, persistent, and hamlet. The reality of Haskell web...

...ch IMO should not go in the docstring (some even argue that they should disappear altogether, see eg. http://hackerboss.com/get-rid-of-templates/) With pylint 2.4 and above you can differentiate between the various missing-docstring by using the three following sub-messages: C0114 (missing-modul...