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Implementing an anti-corruption layer with domain logic

I’m building an application that compiles a single PDF document from multiple source PDF documents as follows: it takes the first page of each source document, stamps certain information on top of each of those pages, and then combines all those “first pages” into an output PDF document. Assume the source PDFs already exist.

Implementing an anti-corruption layer with domain logic

I’m building an application that compiles a single PDF document from multiple source PDF documents as follows: it takes the first page of each source document, stamps certain information on top of each of those pages, and then combines all those “first pages” into an output PDF document. Assume the source PDFs already exist.

Formal justification for use of third-party libraries [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is using a lot of free third party libraries a good thing? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 9 years ago. My team and I develop and application which uses a number of third-party libraries to fulfill certain common functions. (It’s a Java application and uses a number of Apache Commons […]

Formal justification for use of third-party libraries [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is using a lot of free third party libraries a good thing? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 9 years ago. My team and I develop and application which uses a number of third-party libraries to fulfill certain common functions. (It’s a Java application and uses a number of Apache Commons […]

Formal justification for use of third-party libraries [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is using a lot of free third party libraries a good thing? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 9 years ago. My team and I develop and application which uses a number of third-party libraries to fulfill certain common functions. (It’s a Java application and uses a number of Apache Commons […]

Formal justification for use of third-party libraries [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: Is using a lot of free third party libraries a good thing? [closed] (7 answers) Closed 9 years ago. My team and I develop and application which uses a number of third-party libraries to fulfill certain common functions. (It’s a Java application and uses a number of Apache Commons […]

Usage of github libraries

So far there had been a lot of external libraries provided for us to reduce our efforts on coding and utilising the time to provide quality apps to the play store. Now, I am keen to understand whatever the libraries that we use to build our android apps, should we have to give some credits or attributions inside our app or in the app description? If so then what if I use multiple libraries in my app, should I have to provide the license attribution for all the libraries I use in my app separately?