development-environment

问题 I first tried to install VS 2017 RC and a problem occurred during installation. I tried to repair the installation but while it was repairing - my computer blue screened (probably unrelated to installation I was running a lot of programs). Now, whenever I try to install VS 2017 - it instantly gives me this error log and says 'Setup operation failed'. What do I do to fix this? Error log: [29cc:0004][2016-12-22T07:39:53] Error 0x80004003: at Microsoft.VisualStudio.Setup.Cache.InstanceRepository

问题 These days everyone is making REST applications. So far i used only swagger editor for generating those files. Does anyone know if there is good mature tool or IDE that thave ability to visually design Swagger REST APIs and then generate the Swagger Specification YAML specification file? Tool can be commercial or opensource 回答1: I am using https://studio.restlet.com for that. It is a great tool and it is pretty in intuitive.. You can do export/import from Swagger and RAML. 回答2: I'm using

问题 Heres the problem. I use around three different machines for development. My partner is using two. We have to go through the same freaking set up procedure on all five machines to get to work. Working with a php project here, so: Install and configure, PDT, a php debugger, and some version of XAMPP. Then possible install an svn client, and any other tools. Again, to each of the five machines. What if, instead, we did all of this once, in a virtual machine that is set up with the same stack,

问题 What are GAE/J key differences between development and production environments. What should be rechecked at production? What kind of datastore differences should I expect? 回答1: Development environment is single threaded No request timeout No exploding index, infact dev env does not use indexes at all for queries No async URLFetch No async Datastore Obviously no request statistics / log searching interface No wait time for index building No datastore timeouts No reduced capabilities 回答2:

问题 What is the decision tree to know when to split a suite of related and/or cohesive applications into git repo's and/or branches? Should I keep each app in a repo? Or all app's & dependencies in a single repo? Or something in-between? answer How should I organize multiple related applications using git? claims that a repository per project is appropriate, but does not give clues as to what a project would be. And then there's the question of dev, test, integration test, and production

问题 This question already has answers here : “R cannot be resolved to a variable”? [duplicate] (30 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I have come across the "R cannot be resolved" error countless times but there has always been an easy fix. Sorry to trouble you but I'm stumped this time... I recently decided to dual boot my computer into Windows 7/Ubuntu (previously Windows 7 only) and load Eclipse for my Android app development, however I came across the infamous R cannot be resolved error. After a

问题 I have a few weeks before the next project & i'm looking/wanting to streamline our development process to give the UX & Devs guys the shortest lead time to change validation (e.g. 10 seconds for a Java change/1 second for UX/JS changes). Basically, I want what John Lindquist shows in this video (RT feedback with webstorm & the Angular todo list example in 3 minutes) but I with Tomcat & Spring. Ive been researching/playing this for the last few days with our stack (Tomcat8,Intellij13, Spring4,

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问题 The SQL Server Express 2008 setup allow you to assign different user account for each service. For a development environment, would you use a domain user, local user, NT Authority\NETWORK SERCVICE, NT Authority\Local System or some other account and why? 回答1: Local System is not recommended, it is an administrator equivalent account and thus can lead to questionable coding that takes advantage of administrator privileges which would not be allowed in a production system since security