organization

问题 This is my directory structure: Projects + Project_1 + Project_2 - Project_3 - Lib1 __init__.py # empty moduleA.py - Tests __init__.py # empty foo_tests.py bar_tests.py setpath.py __init__.py # empty foo.py bar.py Goals: Have an organized project structure Be able to independently run each .py file when necessary Be able to reference/import both sibling and cousin modules Keep all import/from statements at the beginning of each file. I Achieved #1 by using the above structure I've mostly

问题 Our team is currently in the process of moving from SVN to Git. We currently use Maven as our build tool. Currently our projects have a build hierarchy through Maven, but are flat on the file hierarchy/repository side. My goal is to more closely match the Maven build hierarchy and the file structure hierarchy in our repositories in order to make everything easier to understand. My question is what is the proper level to create Git repos so that the file hierarchy/organization is maintained?

问题 When you have 5+ languages and 100+ projects, IMO the default of using one workspace is not acceptable because the one workspace becomes horribly disorganized. Having one huge unorganized workspace lowers your productivity. The question: What are the more advanced ways of using Eclipse when you have 5+ languages and 100+ projects? I would really appreciate advice that elaborates a little bit more than just giving one sentence like "use multiple workspaces" or "use working sets". "Must have"

问题 Right now I have a database in phpMyAdmin, and off the the side of the screen, it shows the database name, and a list of tables inside the database. It's fine if it's only a couple of tables, but when there's dozens of tables, it gets hard to find the tables I want to edit. I've thought about creating another database to make it easier to organize, but then I'll have to connect using the different database's name and a different user login for the database, and I just thought how much easier

问题 I'm struggling a bit with coming up with a clean, solid way to organize my Backbone application. I'm using Requirejs, Handlebars, and the Requirejs Text plugin to dynamically load HTML views. To simplify things, let's just say the site has the following pages: Home: displays a collection of products About: static page Account: contains account information. products purchased, allows for various updates. Lots of functionality. Has tabs to navigate to different sections. So I'm going for an SPA

问题 Is there a general rule of thumb as to how many classes, interfaces etc should go in to a given name space before the items should be further classfied in to a new name space? Like a best practice or a community preference? Or is this all personal preference? namespace: MyExample.Namespace interface1 interface2 interface3 interface4 interface5 interface6 interface7 interface8 interface9 Or namespace: MyExample.Namespace.Group1 interface1 interface2 interface3 namespace: MyExample.Namespace

问题 What's the best way to structure a MySQL table for storing admin settings? Like this? Setting _|_ Value setting1 | a setting2 | b setting3 | c setting4 | d setting5 | e Or like this? |--------|_setting1_|_setting2_|_setting3_|_setting4_|_setting5_| Settings | a | b | c | d | e | Or maybe some other way? 回答1: Table name = 'settings' name | varchar <-- primary key value | varchar Then you can query like this: SELECT * FROM settings WHERE name = 'default_printer'; This option is nice and easy

问题 I have a project tree organized as the following: MyProjects/ - build - project1 - CMakeLists.txt | | project2 - CMakeLists.txt | | src - project1 - Project1Class1.h | Project1Class1.cpp | Project1Class2.h | Project1Class2.cpp | more subdirectories ... project2 - Project2Class1.h | Project2Class1.cpp | more subdirectories ... Imagine that project2 depends on project1. Then project2 uses directly project1 files and does not use a static or dynamic project1 library. Then project2/CMakeLists.txt

问题 In my project I'm using RBAC Access Control. I have created access-control directory with index.js inside, where I'm creating "grantsObject" 'use strict' const AccessControl = require('accesscontrol'); let grantsObject = { admin: { // Extends user and can delete and update any video or post video: { 'create:any': ['*'], 'read:any': ['*'], 'update:any': ['*'], // Admin privilege 'delete:any': ['*'] // Admin privilege }, post: { 'create:any': ['*'], 'read:any': ['*'], 'update:any': ['*'], //

问题 I have a list of files, the names of these files are are made of a classgroup and an id (eg. science_000000001.java) i am able to get the names of all the files and split them so i am putting the classgroups into one array and the ids in another.. i have it so that the arrays cant have two of the same values. This is the problem, i want to create a directory with these classgroups and ids, an example: science_000000001.java would be in science/000000001/science_000000001.java science