I looked through the MongoDB documentation and googled this question but couldn\'t really find a suitable answer. So, 开发者_StackOverflowhere is what I\'m looking for.
In Java, is having ~50 data fields in a class of about 1000 lines a bad thing? Edit: Thanks for the feedback. Has really opened my eyes and I\'ll try to delegate functionality across more c开发者_运维
I was tasked to create this Joomla component (yep, joomla; but its unrelated) and a professor told me that I should make my code as dynamic as possible (a code that needs less maintenance) and avoid h
I have an XML field in SQL table like this <Root> <Name>Apollo</Name> <Code>1000</Code>
I understand things in here are value types and not referenced so the field _num won\'t be modified when I just update the list. But my question is how to update the field _num when I modify the list
I am in the midst of trying to find an e-commerce solution for my employer, and it is necessary that we go with a hosted payment page to minimize our PCI compliance woes. After researching several com
Lets say I have a struct with more than hundred elements with complex names. And I am passing a struct of the struct type described to a function using ref, like this:
I want to store contents of email body into MySql. What would the correct type&size of the field be?
To give you some idea, if you have a Google Account go to GMail and try to add or edit a contact. I am looking to get almost the same exact effect as those text/select fields. It would also be nice if
I have stumbled across a rather simple OCaml problem, but I can\'t seem to find an elegant solution. I\'m working with functors that are applied to relatively simple modules (they usually define a typ
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