I would like to know what is the standard best practice for dealing with common JavaScript (and even CSS) dependencies across several Symfony 2 bundles.
Sorry about the vague question title, I just want to ascertain some things. Static libraries don\'t link with other static libraries, right?
If you use mocks to test object interactions, you\'ll have to pass collaborators via constructors or specific methods. In a sufficiently complex application you\'ll have a lot of small objects interac
Suppose in my project written in Java I have some classes and each of these classes has some methods. I want to know which methods never invoked in my project. I implemented a simple program by using
In our project we try to stay close to the \"official\" git workflow as it is suggested here: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/gitworkflows.html
In my Grails project, I used library A. One of A\'s dependencies is B. In B jar, there\'s a package (named C) that I want to exclude from my project (because it duplicates an existing package in JDK a
A User submits an Upload (like an image) of an Event to the website. If EITHER the User OR the Event get deleted, the image should stay - but if BOTH the User AND the Event get deleted, the Upload sh
I would like to determine whether or not a file has any dep开发者_JS百科endencies to the .net framework. The catch: I want to do this without the use of any third party application.
I am trying to build a setup-msi using visual studio for my wpf ap开发者_JAVA百科plication. The issue i am facing is that i force primary output from wpf project to the setup project
According to the \"Mastering CMake\" book 4th edition, the \"output_required_files\" command should take a source file and produce a list of all other source file it depends on. So far I tried it with
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