Mechanics of reasoning during programming interviews [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Mechanics of reasoning during programming interviews [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
When does one hard-code actual data values into the code as opposed to using a DB?
A long-standing question for me has been: when do I store data (actual values) in a database table, and when do I store them right in the code?
Do I have to make source code open, if I use GPLv2 licensed software to derive data
I’m working on a calendar project, on my own. In this project I’ve to use Swiss Ephemeris. It is licensed under GPLv2 and commercial. With commercial version of license, developers entitled to distribute the software, as his/her wish. But as this is my personal project, I’ve to use the GPLv2 license.
Do you maintain your own utilitiy library [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Do you have your own ‘misc utils’ library? What part are you most proud of? [closed] (16 answers) Closed 9 years ago. So, i’ve started working as a freelancer and therefore find myself copy/pasting util methods from one class to another. Not good to say the least. I do […]
Is it bad to feel guilty using lots of libraries? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Are there concrete reasons not to use libraries and code snippets heavily? [closed] (16 answers) Closed 9 years ago. So I’m an android programmer,have been programming for about 3 years,but it wasn’t until 5 months ago that I started really taking it seriously. Recently I got my first internship,and […]
Why aren’t there code overviews for open-source projects? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How can I encrypt or remove readability of source code before publishing it?
I am working on a collaborative project, for which I have to submit source code, which will be used/embedded in the main repository for re-compilation. Is there any way, I can encrypt the source code or may apply some other technique so that I can remove the readability of my code completely, but it still compiles well after applying decryption or anti-pattern.
How can I encrypt or remove readability of source code before publishing it?
I am working on a collaborative project, for which I have to submit source code, which will be used/embedded in the main repository for re-compilation. Is there any way, I can encrypt the source code or may apply some other technique so that I can remove the readability of my code completely, but it still compiles well after applying decryption or anti-pattern.
Where should I put (wrapper) scripts in my source tree? [closed]
Closed 8 years ago.