Tag: WebDev

I have two tables that I need to join together and i'm possibly overthinking the issue. Baseline table has a entry for each month. In the actual table most applications have 12 monthly values, but there are app id's that do not have activity for all twelve periods. When I join on the appid & date, i'm not returning 12 records. Ideal scenario is a record by app id for each month with the baseline value and the actual volume. When there is no actual volume, return a null or zero.

Following is part of the execution sequence when a middleware gets configured in ASP.NET Core - // my code app.Use(some middleware); // class UseExtensions / namespace Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder public static IApplicationBuilder Use(this IApplicationBuilder app, Func<HttpContext, RequestDelegate, Task> middleware) { return app.Use(next => context => middleware(context, next)); } // class WebApplication / namespace Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder public IApplicationBuilder Use(Func<RequestDelegate, RequestDelegate> middleware) { ApplicationBuilder.Use(middleware); return this; } I was trying to understand how the lambda-expression - next => context => middleware(context, next) (used as parameter in the second method above) equivalents to - Func<RequestDelega

I have an application that divides the main window in two: Left: a canvas, where a map will be displayed Right: a frame, where several other frames will share space and one of them will be shown with tkraise() In the previous screenshot, the data frame can be seen on the right side of the window, with information about a vehicle, and a vertical scrollbar to accommodate all the possible vehicles and people that share the same coordinates as the selected vehicle. If I click on a person's name, the right frame changes (by means of tkraise()) and we can see this: I can cycle through the list of vehicles and people, clicking on Next or Previous, and I can also see person and vehicle information by clicking on the color

I have a dataset with dates and hours and a count of the number of events within each hour. I want a measure to take the minimum value of the count within each hour. So the min count by hour column at hour 0 in the above example would show 1 and at hour 1 it would show 2 etc. I have tried the following DAX but it just shows the same value as the count. Min count by hour = var _table = SUMMARIZE('Arrivals Predictions', 'Arrivals Predictions'[Hour], "count", COUNT('Arrivals Predictions'[AE_AttendNo])) return MINX(_table, [count]) Thanks in advance

I am trying to remove the spacing under the iOS 26 Liquid Glass tab bar. I want the to remove it or align the Liquid Glass tab bar to bottom. It is the yellow part under the tab items. It looks good on devices before iOS 26. But with Liquid Glass design it gets to much spacing. I have tried but I can't find any options in storyboard. Is it possible to do this in storyboard or by code?

hours = input("Enter hours: ") try: hours = float(hours) except: print('Please enter a valid number') quit() rate = input("Enter rate: ") try: rate = float(rate) except: print('Please enter a valid number') quit() if hours > 40 : overtime = hours - 40 overpay = overtime * (rate*1.5) + (40*rate) print("Pay: " + str(overpay)) else : pay = hours * rate print("Pay: " + str(pay)) I had to make a program for the following exercises: Exercise 1: Rewrite your pay computation to give the employee 1.5 times the hourly rate for hours worked above 40 hours. 2: Rewrite your pay program using try and except so that your program handles non-numeric input gracefully by printing a message and exiting the program Im a complete beginner and i want to learn python. This code works but i feel like there could be a much easier way to do this. Im not sure but i feel like th

I am encountering a duplicate key value violates unique constraint error in my ASP.NET Core application, and while I understand why it happens, I am unsure about the best practice to handle it using EF Core and PostgreSQL (Npgsql). I have a high-frequency endpoint that receives GPS coordinates from mobile apps. [HttpPost("{courierId:guid}/locations")] public async Task<IActionResult> ReceiveLocations(Guid courierId, [FromBody] LocationsDto locationsDto) { I store the latest location in a table called LastLocations. The Primary Key is CourierId, so there is a strict 1-to-1 relationship (one record per courier). The logic is simple: if the record exists, update it; otherwise, insert it. Here is my repository method: public async Task AddOrUpdate(LastLocationEntity lastLocationEntity) { var existingCourierLocation = await applicationDbContext.LastLocations

I want to directly download the manim package from https://github.com/3b1b/manim using git. The guide recommends running example_scene.py, and I successfully run it. Nevertheless, it turns to be syntax error with full page, which indicates that the class wasn't imported correctly. How to solve it? Please give specific steps, and do not abstractly point out what the problem is, so I can follow it.

I must build some legacy code using CMake and gl2ps and run into problems. First some setup details: Windows 10, Visual Studio 2022, CMake v4.0.2 Gitlab provides the gl2ps package. Build is with CMake but there are no install CMake hooks. The CMakeLists.txt file states: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8 FATAL_ERROR) I can build the gl2ps package without problems. With intall the following files are published: .../gl2ps +-- bin/gl2ps.dll +-- include/gl2ps.h +-- lib/gl2ps.lib `-- share/doc/gl2ps/ +-- gl2psTest.c +-- gl2psTestSimple.c `-- ... No CMake hooks are published. I am considering/trying two options Use include(FetchContent) and build gl2ps with the legacy code project. Create FindGL2PS.cmake Due to no experience with creating Find*.cmake this is

I wanted to ask you what you would suggest for this situation. I am developing a mobile app for a client with React Native and Expo. In addition, the client has just asked us if they can also have the same app, but on the web. My question is whether the development done so far is suitable for the web or whether you recommend doing it separately with React Common. The app is for internal use by users of a neighbourhood association.