Tag: WebDev

I intensively use flutter_markdown_plus on my website as it helps to format text easily. However, I would like links in the text to be wrapped with Link, so that user could copy the link and choose wether to open it here or on other tab. I created issue. But is someone knows a workaround, please, let me know.

Using iOS, Javascript confirm() works in Safari but not in Brave browser. Any hints or suggestions. Shields are turned off for the site so it's not that.

The image contains files in a directory: I am trying to automate deletion of any .ARW file that does not have an associated .XMP with it. In the attached image that all files shown except for _DSC1872.ARW and _DSC1881.ARW. All other .ARW files would be deleted by the script

how to achieve scroll physics like https://flutter.gskinner.com/wonderous/ this flutter website. which scroll smoothly using mouse scroll wheel and laptop mouse pad like react website. repository of wonderous website - "https://github.com/gskinnerTeam/flutter-wonderous-app " my thing - ImprovedScrolling( scrollController: _scrollController, enableMMBScrolling: true, enableKeyboardScrolling: true, enableCustomMouseWheelScrolling: true, keyboardScrollConfig: KeyboardScrollConfig( arrowsScrollAmount: 250.0, homeScrollDurationBuilder: (current, min) { return const Duration(milliseconds: 100); }, endScrollDurationBuilder: (current, max) { return const Duration(milliseconds: 600); }, ), cus

If I have several variables that are only differentiated by a numerical value within the variable name, is there a way to make the numerical value a variable itself and then pass that value to another variable? Not the best explanation, so let me try with an example: <?php $_tbl = 2; $tbl_Fld_type = $tbl{$_tbl}Fld_type; // to make the updated variable $tbl2Fld_type $tbl_FormTypes = $tbl{$_tbl}FormTypes; // to make the updated variable $tbl2FormTypes If there is a way to do it, I can't think of it. I'm also not sure it can even be done. Something along the lines of a variable variable; at least that's my basis for wondering if it was possible.

I have a spreadsheet setup, where I loop through each row of the sheet, gathering a cell's data, combining it with a few other cells on other sheets to create a file path, and then copying the file/folder to a destination folder. It works great, but my issue here is that when copying, it takes quite a while, and I can't do anything in Excel while it's running. It's becoming an issue when I have to sit for up to 15-20 minutes waiting for a run to complete before I can start on the next one. What i'm looking to do, is export the file copy function to a batch file(?) and then run it, leaving it open so i can check for errors when it completes, so letting windows handle the file copy in the background/cmd window, however with manual testing i can't seem to get a working command line that grabs from any unmapped network location properly, nor have I had any luck getting excel to generate/append a batch file. If anyone has any help with a rough example of something li

I've started to work on caching and queuing in my back-end using Redis and BullMQ. It's my first time ever; so I don't know much about the strategies or how to ensure that I won't lose any data. Since BullMQ requires that Redis doesn't remove any data, that means I have to manage the expiring time carefully and efficiently to avoid reaching the out-of-memory error. Here is my concern: What would happen to the failed data? Let's say data that is batched to the cache, after a certain period, it is saved in the db. suppose that something happened to the db connection or to the server itself. how should I handle this situation? currently, I've decided not to set any expiration time to the cached data, and only delete BullMQ completed jobs. am I right in doing this? this means the cache would be at risk of being filled.

I have next js application i want to remove next js version from wappalyzer Things i have tried in my next.config.js /** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */ const nextConfig = { reactStrictMode: true, swcMinify: true, output: "standalone", images: { domains: [ "smc-static-website-artifact-uat.s3.amazonaws.com", // Add this domain // Add any other domains you need here ], }, experimental: { missingSuspenseWithCSRBailout: false, }, eslint: { // This allows production builds to successfully complete even if there are ESLint errors. ignoreDuringBuilds: true, }, typescript: { // Ignore TypeScript errors during build ignoreBuildErrors: true, }, reactStrictMode: true, poweredByHeader: false, async headers() { return [ { source: "/:path*", headers: [ { key: 'X-Powered-By', value: '', },

All I can find from Microsoft is two blog posts: "Introducing support for SLNX, a new, simpler solution file format in the .NET CLI" dated March 13th, 2025, says that it is a preview feature. "New, Simpler Solution File Format" also dated March 13th, 2025 says that it is fully supported and contains no mention of preview. These blog posts explain: how to enable it how to convert your old solution files to it how cool it is etc. ...but being mere blog posts, they do not constitute documentation. More specifically, they do not explain: what XML eleme

I'm currently working on a medical appointment platform (built with NestJS and Redis) that handles over 300 daily active users. One of the key features is the asynchronous processing of appointment notifications, availability checks, and external service syncs using BullMQ. Here's the challenge: When many users book or cancel appointments simultaneously, the queue sometimes becomes delayed. I'm using separate queues for notifications and data syncs. Redis is hosted on a managed cloud instance. My current setup: NestJS with @nestjs/bull (BullMQ) Redis 6.x One worker per queue (deployed via PM2) Questions: What are the best practices for scaling BullMQ workers with high concurrency? Should I split workers by job type or queue priority? How can I monitor and prevent stuck/delayed jobs effectively? An