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Sometimes there are some functions or procedures that I write as helpers and utilities to use all across my apps... Now I'm starting to use Symfony 2, and I don't know what is the best way according to symfony 2 philosophy of Bundles... I wouldn't like to have to create a whole Bundle just to store maybe a couple of functions, but if it is the best way I'll do it. Thanks! Elnur Abdurrakhimov If your utilities and helpers are not Symfony specific, create a library in a separate repo and install it to vendors using the deps with the bin/vendors install command or via Composer , which will become

We are currently attempting to port a very (very) large project built with ant to maven (while also moving to svn). All possibilities are being explored in remodeling the project structure to best fit the maven paradigm. Now to be more specific, I have come across classifiers and would like to know how I could use them to my advantage, while refraining from "classifier anti-patterns". Thanks from: http://maven.apache.org/pom.html classifier: You may occasionally find a fifth element on the coordinate, and that is the classifier. We will visit the classifier later, but for now it suffices to

I am using CocoaPods for a project with the following structure: Example/ Example/PublicUmbrellaHeader.h Example/PrivateHeaderForComponent1.h Example/PrivateHeaderForComponent2.h Example.podspec Tests/ Tests/Podfile Tests/Tests/UnitTestForPrivateComponent1.m Tests/Tests/UnitTestForPrivateComponent2.m Tests/Podfile pod 'Example', :path => '../' This is not unusual. For example, AFNetworking follows a similar structure. What is different is the need to expose a certain set of headers only to the unit tests. However, I could not figure out a straightforward way to do this accomplish this. The

I have two different android apps A and B. A and B are modules in the same project Both have a dependency on a library module Z which itself depends on two other library modules X and Y A -> Z B -> Z Z -> X, Y Now the accepted answer to this question says that a single Android Studio project cannot have multiple apps. Strangely I am able to build these two apps (in a single android studio project) and run them on my phone pretty well. Am I missing something obvious here ? Can a single android studio project contain multiple apps ? If the answer is NO, why ? If the answer is YES, are there any

The structure project window does not show all the options and I can not add libraries or modules. Check the image: And this is how it should look with all the options: I try to fix that reinstalling androidstudio, but it didn't work. I'm using Android Studio 2.9 and i already have working ABS, but i can't make work HoloEverywhere Is there any solution for this problem? Beforehand, thanks Do Right Mouse Click on visible package, then select 'Open Module Settings' - it will give you ability to add Module. I added a screenshot to show exacly what I mean. It's a workaround but it give you ability

Consider a maven project with modules consists of some utilities (jar) and some poms for others to reference to if they want to use some of these utilities. e.g. inside the parent pom.xml <artifactId>project-parent</artifactId> <modules> <module>client-ref-pom</module> (a module with just one pom.xml) <module>server-ref-pom</module> (a module with just one pom.xml) <module>client-utils</module> (a module with some utility classes, needs to ref. client-ref-pom) <module>server-utils</module> (a module with some utility classes, needs to ref. server-ref-pom) <module>utils</module> (a module with