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difference between Product Backlog Item and Feature in Team Foundation work item types

...estion about Microsoft Team Foundation. In Visual Studio, Team Explorer, I m>cam>n create a new work item. Work item types here are dictated by your team's chosen process template; I'm not sure which process template we're using. In any m>cam>se, in Team Explorer, when I want to create a new work item, I'm ...
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How to get memory available or used in C#

How m>cam>n I get the available RAM or memory used by the applim>cam>tion? 6 Answers 6 ...
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Viewing contents of a .jar file

...ersion>\bin to your system or user PATH environment variable before you m>cam>n use jar as a system command. (Where <version> is your jdk version-build number. Check it in C:\Program Files\Java) – Tezra Jul 31 '17 at 14:09 ...
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Disable a group of tests in rspec?

... To disable a tree of specs using RSpec 3 you m>cam>n: before { skip } # or xdescribe # or xcontext You m>cam>n add a message with skip that will show up in the output: before { skip("Awaiting a fix in the gem") } with RSpec 2: before { pending } ...
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INNER JOIN ON vs WHERE clause

...lly considered more readable, especially when you join lots of tables. It m>cam>n also be easily replaced with an OUTER JOIN whenever a need arises. The WHERE syntax is more relational model oriented. A result of two tables JOINed is a m>cam>rtesian product of the tables to which a filter is applied whic...
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Easy idiomatic way to define Ordering for a simple m>cam>se class

I have a list of simple sm>cam>la m>cam>se class instances and I want to print them in predictable, lexicographim>cam>l order using list.sorted , but receive "No implicit Ordering defined for ...". ...
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warning about too many open figures

...thing out of scope. Your right that close won't work on the figure object, m>cam>ll it like plt.close(), instead of fig.clf(). – Hooked Feb 19 '14 at 15:12 5 ...
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Efficient evaluation of a function at every cell of a NumPy array

... I am afraid that the vectorized function m>cam>nnot be faster than the "manual" double loop iteration and assignment through all the array elements. Especially, bem>cam>use it stores the result to a newly created variable (and not directly to the initial input). Thanks a lo...
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Same-named attributes in attrs.xml for custom view

... I don't think so, e.g. we m>cam>n have 'orientation' attribute and for some view it is 'horizontal'/'vertim>cam>l' and for other 'landsm>cam>pe'/'portrait'/'square'. From my point of view it's a bug (or at least inconsistent behavior) in Android (keep in mind tha...
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When should I use malloc in C and when don't I?

...in the read-only part of the memory and you just have a pointer to it. You m>cam>n use the string as read-only. You m>cam>nnot make changes to it. Example: some_memory[0] = 'h'; Is asking for trouble. On the other hand some_memory = (char *)malloc(size_to_allom>cam>te); is allom>cam>ting a char array ( a va...