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海外TECH	DEV Community	12 Best Practices to ABSOLUTELY Destroy your Codebase! 🧨	https://dev.to/rubycademy/12-best-practices-to-absolutely-destroy-you-codebase-57b	Best Practices to ABSOLUTELY Destroy your Codebase Are you tired of writing clean maintainable code Do you yearn for spaghetti code that s impossible to debug Well you re in luck Today we re going to explore the best practices that will ABSOLUTELY destroy your codebase Let s dive right in and wreak some havoc Never Test Your CodeTesting is for cowards who are afraid of bugs Avoid writing tests for your code Skip unit tests integration tests and end to end tests making it difficult to catch and fix bugs Just push your code directly to production and let your users be your testers They ll appreciate the surprise Overcomplicate Your ModelsWho needs simple straightforward models when you can create complex convoluted ones Nest your models inside other models and throw in a few circular references for good measure Also create monolithic models with hundreds of methods and attributes This makes your models hard to maintain and understand And that s exactly what your team wants to deal with on a daily basis Mix Business Logic with ViewsEmbed complex business logic within your view templates making it challenging to test and maintain After all who doesn t love a good code puzzle where the solution is hidden amidst layers of views partials and tangled logic Never Write DocumentationDocumentation is for losers who want their code to be understandable Assume that everyone will understand your code intuitively Why waste time writing comments READMEs and API documentation Let the code speak for itself even if it s speaking gibberish Reinvent the WheelThe framework has a ton of built in features and libraries that can make your life easier IGNORE THEM Write your own authentication system ORM and routing framework You ll definitely do it better Monolithic EverythingModularization is for the weak Why break your application into small manageable pieces when you can have one giant monolithic codebase The more dependencies the better Nest Routes ExcessivelyCreate deeply nested routes with many levels of resources This can lead to routing confusion and performance issues Don t Bother with Version ControlGit Who needs it Just keep all your code on your local machine It s not like you ll ever need to collaborate with others or roll back to a previous version Use Global Variables EverywhereWhy pass parameters when you can make everything a global variable It s a fantastic way to introduce hidden dependencies and make your code impossible to test Forget About Naming ConventionsWho needs conventions when you can name your variables and methods with a random assortment of characters Let s keep our fellow developers guessing and make sure no one understands our code Refactor Only When It s Too LateIf it ain t broke don t fix it right Wait until your codebase becomes an unmaintainable mess and then attempt a massive refactor all at once What could possibly go wrong Hardcode EverythingConstants dynamic configurations and environment variables are for amateurs Hardcode all your configuration settings and magic numbers directly in your code Changing them will be a breeze ConclusionSo there you have it best practices guaranteed to turn your codebase into an unrecognizable disaster Of course this blog post is intended purely for humorous purposes and we hope you ll do the opposite of these suggestions in your actual development work Building maintainable clean code is the way to go so make sure to follow best practices and keep your codebase healthy and happy Happy coding To go furtherYou can follow us on Twitter as we re very active on this platform Indeed we post elaborate code examples every day Exciting News Launching soon Our FIRST online course Unlock advanced Ruby concepts and master their real world fusion for powerful accomplishments Join the list for an exclusive release alert gt gt gt	2023-09-01 12:40:01
海外TECH	DEV Community	Side Projects as Learning Tools: How I learn new tech	https://dev.to/parth_codes/side-projects-as-learning-tools-how-i-learn-new-tech-3ag2	Side Projects as Learning Tools How I learn new techAs a budding developer side projects have become my invaluable companions on this learning journey providing a beginner friendly way to experiment with and understand new technologies I ve been there navigating through countless tutorials and online courses feeling like I m stuck in what s often referred to as tutorial hell This can be frustrating for devs who feel overwhelmed and unsure of how to take the next step in their learning journey In this blog I want to share how I m using side projects to learn new technologies Setting specific learning goalsBefore I start working on my project I set specific learning goals for myself What new technology or skill do I want to learn How will I measure my progress When Next js was released it brought major new changes in app routing patterns improved layouts react server components streaming and many more So I set my goal to learn and try out these new released features from Next js in my next side project Setting clear goals will help keep me focused and give a sense of accomplishment as I work towards them Choosing a project that interests meI try to choose a project that I am excited about maybe fun game or any productivity tool When you re working on something that you find interesting you re more likely to stay motivated and you ll be more likely to put in the time and effort to learn new skills I choose a project where I can accommodate as much features tools of the tech I want to learn as I can though not over killing it application of each feature tool should be reasonable If someone asks why have I used server components instead of client side component I should be able to answer that This gives me a wide view of what features the new technology is providing and how to use them Documenting my learningsWhile implementing the project I simultaneously document my learnings currently I maintain them in my notion docs but I will be starting to blog about them and share my learnings and insight with other This also serves as a reference for my future projects Celebrating and sharing my milestonesI ve also learned to celebrate my achievements and milestones along the way Releasing a new feature or product these are a reason to celebrate this keeps me motivated and reminds me of how far I ve come on this learning journey Juggling side projects with my regular work commitmentsBalancing side projects with work commitments is challenging I find it helpful to schedule specific blocks of time at max hrs and on weekends in there are if there are no plans for working on my side projects This way I can ensure that I m making progress on my learning goals while also meeting my work responsibilities Additionally I plan out my project so that I can work on it incrementally like release the project with core functionality first and incrementally ship other features Side projects not only allow me to explore new technologies in a low risk environment but they also give me the opportunity to learn by doing I find that I retain information better when I m actively working on a project and applying what I ve learned What side projects have you worked on to learn new technologies Share your experiences and tips below keep creating	2023-09-01 12:38:40
海外TECH	DEV Community	Clocks & Countdowns: Timing in CSS and JavaScript	https://dev.to/madsstoumann/clocks-countdowns-timing-in-css-and-javascript-554n	Clocks amp Countdowns Timing in CSS and JavaScriptThe other day I needed a digital clock component so I quickly composed a simple JavaScript method function uiDigitalClock node const now gt node textContent new Date toLocaleTimeString requestAnimationFrame now now Somewhere I read that requestAnimationFrame should be better for performance than setInterval but the method kept nagging me Under optimal conditions requestAnimationFrame will trigger times per second ーwhich is times more than the digital clock requires It cannot be good for performance to create a Date object times per second So I tried with setInterval function interval node return setInterval gt node textContent new Date toLocaleTimeString Again not much code the visual result is the same ーand only one Date object per second What about setTimeout function timeout node const now gt node textContent new Date toLocaleTimeString setTimeout now now It also works with a similar result but with an annoying delay setImmediate is only in Node I then decided to rework the initial version to only trigger every second as requestAnimationFrame returns a timestamp function frame node let last const render now gt if last now last gt last now node textContent new Date toLocaleTimeString requestAnimationFrame render window requestAnimationFrame render With all methods running I happened to inspect the markup in Dev Tools and noticed that I couldn t even expand the nodes because they were being refreshed constantly and looking like the old lt blink gt tag Asking Bard for helpStill not really knowing which method to pick I decided to ask Google Bard to which it replied clock uses the setInterval method which creates a recurring timer that fires every milliseconds second This is the least performant method because it creates a new timer for each iteration which can add up to a significant amount of overhead clock uses the setTimeout method which creates a single timer that fires after milliseconds This is more performant than clock because it does not create a new timer for each iteration However it is still less performant than clock because the browser has to wait for the timer to fire before updating the text content clock uses the requestAnimationFrame method which is a more efficient way to request a repaint of the browser The browser will only repaint the element when it is necessary which can save a significant amount of CPU time Fine I decieded to go with clock but then it hit me What about number animations in CSS using property Jhey made a Pure CSS Stopwatch a while ago so I decided to try something similar property seconds syntax lt integer gt initial value inherits false property minutes syntax lt integer gt initial value inherits false property hours syntax lt integer gt initial value inherits false Then in an lt ol gt tag I added a lt li gt tag for each time unit To use the value of the property declaration you need to use a CSS counter so for seconds it s seconds animation seconds s steps end infinite animation delay var delay seconds s counter reset seconds var seconds amp after content counter seconds decimal leading zero To animate the seconds a keyframe is needed keyframes seconds from seconds to seconds For minutes it s almost the same but the animation takes times longer x animation minutes s steps end infinite And for hours we need to multiple that number with animation hours s steps end infinite Yay We have a working CSS Clock but it only works at midnight since both hours minutes and seconds start at zero So what to do I could easily update the properties from JavaScript after having created an initial Date object But then the animations would be wrong as they would run for the same amount of times seconds for seconds even if the actual amount of seconds were less than that I asked for help on Twitter ーand to my luck Temani Afif and Álvaro Montoro replied The solution was to use a negative animation delay So with a bit of JavaScript to set the current time and calculate the delays const time new Date const hours time getHours const minutes time getMinutes const seconds time getSeconds Delaysconst HOURS Math abs hours minutes seconds const MINS Math abs minutes seconds const SECS Math abs seconds we can update the CSS Properties specified earlier for example node style setProperty delay seconds seconds s Now we have a working digital CSS clock ーcompare it with the other methods here If you inspect the markup in Dev Tools you ll see that the CSS version isn t re writing DOM content CountdownAfter this I decided to revisit an old Codepen of mine a multilanguage countdown and make a CSS only version You can play around with the locale in the JS code if you want it in another language But what about performance CSS might not be blocking the main thread like JavaScript but can we be sure it s using the GPU instead of the CPU There s an old trick for that useGpu transform translateZ will change transform Then in Dev Tools go to Layers See how the countdown now has it s own rendering layer Not sure if this is still applicable but guess it doesn t hurt to add Leaving a Browser TabI haven t had any issues with the CSS only clock when I leave a browser tab and return Maybe I haven t been waiting long enough But should you encounter any issues recalculate the clock s delays using this event document addEventListener visibilitychange gt if document hidden Analog ClockAs a bonus here s an analog clock I did a while ago And now it s time pun intended to end this article Cover image by DALL·E	2023-09-01 12:04:30
海外TECH	DEV Community	Fluent Validation or Data Annotations in C# – Which Is Better?	https://dev.to/bytehide/fluent-validation-or-data-annotations-in-c-which-is-better-1302	Fluent Validation or Data Annotations in C Which Is Better Let s take a step back and analyze these two popular validation techniques Fluent Validation and Data Annotations Who ultimately wears the validation crown This question often pops up among coders and today we re going to answer it Buckle up as we embark on this coding journey What is Fluent Validation in C On entering the mesmerizing world of C the charm of Fluent Validation is something we cannot miss Prior to diving into how it outshines its relatives let s shed some light on its humble beginnings and general functionality Following this we ll extract real life scenarios to illustrate its versatility Fluent Validation in C Fluent Validation put simply is a library for building strongly typed validation rules using a fluent interface Imagine configuring a spaceship to avoid asteroids yes that s a geek s way of positioning Fluent Validation Such tasks beg for a disciplined and accurate approach and Fluent Validation just serves right For example validations in various parts of your C code could look like this public class CustomerValidator AbstractValidator lt Customer gt public CustomerValidator RuleFor customer gt customer Name NotEmpty Ensure the customer name is not an empty string RuleFor customer gt customer Age InclusiveBetween Ensure the customer age falls between and This example demonstrates setting up basic rules for a Customer entity with Fluent Validation Each rule is discernible making it straightforward for the coders Simple yet powerful isn t it Benefits of Fluent ValidationAt this point you might be wondering why coders are inclined to opt for Fluent Validation Here s why It s customizable Tailored error messages have your back here It allows complex validation rules Ever felt boxed in with simple validation rules Integration with ASP NET Do I need to elaborate further here Common Scenarios with Fluent ValidationSometimes we need to enforce checks that are too complex for a single attribute For instance if you want to apply validations on customers who are aged or higher and have an insurance policy in effect Fluent Validation comes in handy public class CustomerValidator AbstractValidator lt Customer gt public CustomerValidator RuleFor customer gt customer HasInsurancePolicy Equal true RuleFor customer gt customer Age GreaterThanOrEqualTo What is Data AnnotationsWith a firm grasp on Fluent Validation it s time to venture into the world of Data Annotations As we traverse this realm we ll grapple with its fundamentals advantages and delve into a host of examples Think of it like those hidden gems in a complex RPG digging deeper only rewards you with a richer understanding The Basics of Data AnnotationsAt its core Data Annotations are attributes that can be placed within the constructs of your domain model to dictate its behavior Consider them as your personal code guide Besides organization these annotations simplify debugging by making validation rules more transparent and easy to identify For instance let s look at a simple Data Annotations validation in the Customer class public class Customer Required ErrorMessage Customer Name is required public string Name get set Range ErrorMessage Age should be between and public int Age get set This code snippet shows how Data Annotations are used to apply validation rules directly to the properties Name and Age Each annotation is directly adjacent to the property it validates creating a closely linked representation that enhances readability immensely Advantages of Data AnnotationsSo why reach for Data Annotations in the crowded toolbox of validation techniques Here s a trio of reasons On spot declaration With Data Annotations a glance at your model gives a comprehensive overview of the validation rules in play Simplicity These annotations are straight to the point no detours or additional validation classes just clear cut rules attached promptly Seamless NET integration Data Annotations embed perfectly into the NET MVC framework The icing on the cake isn t it Advanced Uses of Data AnnotationsData Annotations can handle more than just simple field checks Consider the case where you need the Customer email field to be in a valid format as well as unique With Data Annotations and Entity Framework you can create a custom validation attribute to accomplish this feat public class UniqueEmailAttribute ValidationAttribute protected override ValidationResult IsValid object value ValidationContext validationContext var context DatabaseContext validationContext GetService typeof DatabaseContext var entity context Users SingleOrDefault e gt e Email value ToString if entity null return new ValidationResult GetErrorMessage return ValidationResult Success public string GetErrorMessage return Email address must be unique public class Customer Required ErrorMessage Email Address is required EmailAddress ErrorMessage Invalid Email Address UniqueEmail public string Email get set Whoa What just happened here We ve used Data Annotations to roll out a custom attribute UniqueEmailAttribute which checks if the email already exists in the database It s a piece of code packed with serious game changing potential Use Case Examples of Data AnnotationsContinuing our exploration let s examine how industry professionals leveraged Data Annotations to improve their projects E commerce platforms Ensuring error free input from customers is the lifeblood of any successful e commerce venture Data Annotations streamline this process by validating user input on the server side before any database operations take place public class Product Required StringLength public string Title get set Range public decimal Price get set In the snippet above Data Annotations are used in a Product class to ensure Title is not empty and has a maximum length of characters while the Price falls within a specified range Educational apps Purpose built features for teachers and students often require a mix of complexity and usability and Data Annotations delivers In this below example let s see how a school might use Data Annotations to validate their Student registration process public class Student Required StringLength public string FirstName get set Required StringLength public string LastName get set Required DataType DataType Date public DateTime DateOfBirth get set Required UniqueStudentID public int StudentID get set In this model Data Annotations again wields its powers to ensure data integrity Note how they validate that the FirstName and LastName are provided and adhere to a set character limit At the same time the DateOfBirth must be a valid date and that every StudentID is unique across all records Data Annotations transcends the ordinary and with it you gain the power to wield your C sword with extraordinary precision Fluent Validation and Data Annotations ComparisonThe battle between Fluent Validation and Data Annotations feels akin to the age old contest between two professional athletes each flaunting their unique strength and strategies With anticipation running high let s unveil the enigma that shrouds their distinctiveness Differences Between Fluent Validation and Data AnnotationsRemarkably Fluent Validation and Data Annotations despite serving the same purpose paint different portraits when it comes to implementation Code Organization Fluent Validation wearing a cloak of organization demands a separate class for validation Conversely Data Annotations believe in strengthening from within and incorporates validation attributes directly in the class Let s consider an example of validating a Customer s age with each method With Fluent Validation we d do it like this public class CustomerValidator AbstractValidator lt Customer gt public CustomerValidator RuleFor customer gt customer Age GreaterThanOrEqualTo WithMessage Customer must be at least years old And with Data Annotations it simplifies into public class Customer Required Range Int MaxValue ErrorMessage Customer must be at least years old public int Age get set Looking at both you can plainly see the difference in code organization Complexity Handling Is your coding journey littered with complex scenarios and advanced validation cases Fluent Validation rules this domain On the other hand Data Annotations are the knights of simplicity favoring less complex attribute based validation cases Consider a case where only customers aged and above and holding an insurance policy are permissible Achieving this scenario with Fluent Validation would look like this public class CustomerValidator AbstractValidator lt Customer gt public CustomerValidator RuleFor customer gt customer HasInsurancePolicy Equal true RuleFor customer gt customer Age GreaterThanOrEqualTo Whilst the same with Data Annotations would require a custom validation method or rule increasing the complexity Customizability Another divergent path these validation systems embark upon is the customizability they offer The flexibility Fluent Validation offers in complex validations and custom messages is laudable However Data Annotations offers less flexibility but makes the game straightforward and easy to learn Here is a table to illustrate their differences CriteriaFluent ValidationData AnnotationsCode OrganizationUses a separate validation classImplements within the classComplexity HandlingGood for complex scenariosBest for simple attribute based validationCustomizabilityHigh offers custom validation Low limited to provided attributes Comparing Complexity Ease of Use and FlexibilityAs the old adage goes “Regard your code as your castle Staying true to this we have to choose between two remarkable castellans Fluent Validation and Data Annotations Fluent Validation akin to a hardened veteran is adept at tackling complex validations It s an enviable choice if your battlefield is strewn with complex validation cases Consider a scenario where we are enforcing that a customer must be at least years old has an insurance policy and his name should not be null or empty This gets quite tricky but Fluent Validation can handle it like a breeze public class CustomerValidator AbstractValidator lt Customer gt public CustomerValidator RuleFor customer gt customer Name NotNull WithMessage Customer name cannot be null or empty RuleFor customer gt customer HasInsurancePolicy Equal true WithMessage Customer must own an insurance policy RuleFor customer gt customer Age GreaterThanOrEqualTo WithMessage Customer must be at least years old With Data Annotations it s like having a faithful knight by your side dealing with simple validations and guarding your castle effectively against common errors Refer to this table to compare their ease of use and flexibility CriteriaFluent ValidationData AnnotationsEase of UseMedium Functioning requires understanding of multiple class intricacies Low Built in attributes that are straightforward to apply FlexibilityHigh allows creation of complex validation rules Low limited to provided built in attributes CustomizabilityHigh Robust API for custom rules and messages Low limited customization options Code ReusabilityHigh Reusable validation classes Low Annotations tied to model hence less reusable Cross Layer ApplicabilityHigh Not tied to data model Can be used at different layers Low Typically tied to data model Analyzing Performance Which One Is Faster It s time for a pit stop Speed a k a performance is like the lifeline of our code express Our contenders Fluent Validation and Data Annotations have unique features impacting their speed Fluent Validation although more versatile and flexible is usually a tad slower compared to the high speed simplicity of Data Annotations It s the classic tortoise versus hare situation Fluent Validation s process of providing dedicated validation classes and handling complex validation scenarios contributes to its slightly longer processing time Simultaneously Data Annotations with its simplistic approach and direct in class attributes provides quick validations But remember this performance gain may be marginal and might not drastically affect most applications Take this table for a performance comparison CriteriaFluent ValidationData AnnotationsPerformanceSlower due to complex validation handlingFaster due to simple attribute matchingApplication ScenariosIdeal for complex custom and multi layer validationSuited for straightforward single layer validation scenariosTestabilityHigh validation logic can be tested separately Medium involves testing the model and validation rules together Integration With ORMLower Requires separate validation calls Higher Integrated with entity framework by default Remember the choice between the two doesn t always come down to performance alone Complex scenarios or advanced validations might demand Fluent Validation offsetting the minor speed variations Similarly for less complex cases Data Annotations could be the nimble knight you need Stay tuned fellow coders we re going to march toward our next insightful exploration Real world Applications and Practices of Fluent Validation amp Data AnnotationsDevelopers often lean towards hands on real world examples of technology application theory alone may not cut it for many Let s delve into practical scenarios and implementations where Fluent Validation and Data Annotations play significant roles Eminent Software Solutions Built Using Fluent ValidationYou might be surprised at how commonly Fluent Validation is utilized in software solutions you use every day E commerce platforms Fluent Validation plays an enormous role in the smooth running of online shopping systems Consider a shopping cart feature with its different input fields Let s take a coupon code feature for example public class CouponValidator AbstractValidator lt Coupon gt public CouponValidator RuleFor coupon gt coupon Code NotEmpty WithMessage Coupon code is required RuleFor coupon gt coupon Discount GreaterThan WithMessage Discount should be greater than zero In this code an e commerce app validates that the coupon code a user inputs is not empty and the discount associated with it is greater than zero Financial systems For financial systems such as investment apps Fluent Validation is critical A user setting a price alert for a specific stock can be a great example here public class PriceAlertValidator AbstractValidator lt PriceAlert gt public PriceAlertValidator RuleFor alert gt alert Stock NotNull WithMessage A stock is required for setting a price alert RuleFor alert gt alert ThresholdPrice GreaterThan WithMessage The threshold price must be greater than zero In this snippet a financial app makes sure a stock is mentioned while setting a price alert and the alert price is greater than zero Successful Case Studies of Data Annotations UsageSimilarly Data Annotations have found their usage in various areas Content Management Systems CMS Imagine you are building a blogging system ensuring unique and correct blog post URLs is crucial In such a situation you can use Data Annotations public class BlogPost Required MaxLength public string Title get set Required RegularExpression w d s http https w d w d w d ErrorMessage Please enter a valid URL public string URL get set In this code Data Annotations verify that the URL entered when creating a new blog post is valid and that the provided title is not empty or more than characters long Ticketing systems When booking a ticket online it s important that all fields are filled out correctly Let s consider a booking form validation public class TicketBooking Required public string Name get set Required RegularExpression a zA Z a zA Z a zA Z public string Email get set Required Range public int Quantity get set Here Data Annotations ensure the name and email fields are filled out and the quantity of tickets ranges from to So in either case Fluent Validation or Data Annotations each service has practical value in the real world and the choice between them often boils down to your specific requirements and preferences Decision Time Which Is Better Fluent Validation or Data Annotations Choosing between Fluent Validation and Data Annotations can seem like a tough choice This section offers a comprehensive comparison taking into account factors such as project complexity ease of use flexibility and performance The goal is to guide you into making an informed decision Considerations for Choosing Between Fluent Validation and Data AnnotationsKey aspects to consider include Project Complexity The scale and complexity of your project are vital in choosing the right validation framework Is your project large scale with intricate validation requirements or is it simple without the need for complex validations FactorsFluent ValidationData AnnotationsSimplicityRequires explicit logic for validationSimple attribute based approachComplex ScenariosSupports complex validation scenariosLimited support for advanced validation requirements Ease of Use and Flexibility Consider the learning curve and the flexibility offered by the validation approach Do you prefer precision control over validation rules or does a simple solution work for you FactorsFluent ValidationData AnnotationsEase of UseSteeper learning curveEasier to implement less coding involvedFlexibilityHigh flexibility custom validation rulesLower flexibility standard validation rules Performance Impact Consider the implications on performance A small latency can become a significant issue especially in large scale data intensive projects FactorsFluent ValidationData AnnotationsPerformanceGenerally performs betterMay introduce latency in heavy data applications Applicability Matching the Right Validation Method with Your ProjectUnderstanding your project s requirements will guide your decision For less complex attribute based projects Data Annotations might feel more suitable Choose Fluent Validation for handling complex and custom rules The Final Verdict Fluent Validation vs Data AnnotationsUltimately the choice isn t clear cut It significantly depends on your project s unique requirements If you have a straightforward project absent of intricate validation rules the ease and speed of implementing Data Annotations might be your best bet However if you re tackling a project with custom validation rules or complicated needs the flexibility and control provided by Fluent Validation could be greatly beneficial Remember the best solution achieves a balance between meeting specific project needs ensuring data validity and maintaining code efficiency Applicability Matching the Right Validation Method with Your ProjectConsidering the attributes of your project will help steer your decision Opt for Data Annotations when working with less intricate attribute based projects Here the approach of Data Annotations will provide a straightforward way to validate your forms and data models Conversely choose Fluent Validation for scenarios with complex and bespoke rules as it gives you explicit control over the validation process The Final Verdict Fluent Validation vs Data AnnotationsThe decision isn t as black and white The best choice depends significantly on your project requirements and the aspects discussed above If you re working on a lightweight project that doesn t demand complex validation rules the simplicity and quick implementation of Data Annotations could be the best option On the other hand if your project has complicated validation needs and you appreciate having granular control over the validation process then numerous capabilities and flexibility of Fluent Validation might be the right choice Remember in coding ーas in life ーthe perfect solution is the one that best meets your specific needs while maintaining data validity and code efficiency Wrapping It Up Navigating the Landscape of Fluent Validation vs Data AnnotationsDear coders we have traveled through the enchanting lanes of Fluent Validation and Data Annotations However it s crucial to see the big picture of your validation needs and choose accordingly Understanding the Big Picture of Your Validation NeedsEvaluate Here s the simple formula Project Requirements Validation Needs Best Validation Technique Final Thoughts Ensuring Quality and Efficiency in Your C Coding PracticeRemember folks validation is your defensive line against the messy data trying to creep into your beautiful codebase Be it Fluent Validation or Data Annotations choose your technique wisely and maintain the sacred sanctity of your C code Drive your C carriage with panache fellow coders and may the Fluent Validation or Data Annotations be with you whatever that ends up being	2023-09-01 12:02:52
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Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iPhone 15, M3 Macs, and 2024 iPad Pro on the AppleInsider Podcast	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/09/01/iphone-15-m3-macs-and-2024-ipad-pro-on-the-appleinsider-podcast?utm_medium=rss	iPhone M Macs and iPad Pro on the AppleInsider PodcastThe iPhone event is on September M Macs could come in an October event new iPad Pros are now expected in and more on this week s episode of the AppleInsider Podcast New iPhone colorsYour hosts Wes Hilliard and Stephen Robles discuss everything to expect during Apple s Wonderlust event The iPhone lineup is certain while Apple Watch updates are less clear and perhaps Apple Vision Pro could make an appearance Read more	2023-09-01 12:21:07
海外TECH	Engadget	Engadget Podcast: iPhone 15 event preview with Bloomberg's Mark Gurman	https://www.engadget.com/engadget-podcast-iphone-15-event-preview-apple-rumors-123041285.html?src=rss	Engadget Podcast iPhone event preview with Bloomberg x s Mark GurmanIt wouldn t be the end of summer if we weren t gearing up for another iPhone launch This week Devindra and Cherlynn are joined by Bloomberg s Mark Gurman the purveyor of many Apple rumors to discuss what we expect from the iPhone and iPhone Pro Based on Gurman s reporting so far the iPhone will likely get Apple s Dynamic Island and improved tech from last year s Pro phone The iPhone Pro meanwhile will see thinner bezels a titanium frame and a periscope camera for the Pro Max You can also expect Apple to finally move over to USB C for both of these phones which should improve data and potentially charging speeds Be sure to subscribe to Mark s Bloomberg newsletter Power On to follow his reporting Listen below or subscribe on your podcast app of choice If you ve got suggestions or topics you d like covered on the show be sure to email us or drop a note in the comments And be sure to check out our other podcast Engadget News Subscribe iTunesSpotifyPocket CastsStitcherGoogle PodcastsTopicsApple iPhone event preview with Bloomberg s Apple leaker in chief Mark Gurman Tech events season is in full swing with more events from Amazon Microsoft Google and Intel Meta removed a large Chinese propaganda ring on Facebook Have you seen Windows s weird popups while using Google India is the first country to land a probe on the Moon s South Pole Working on Pop culture picks CreditsHosts Cherlynn Low and Devindra HardawarGuest Mark GurmanProducer Ben EllmanMusic Dale North and Terrence O BrienThis article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-09-01 12:30:41
海外TECH	Engadget	The Mini Cooper Electric gets a brand new look and up to 250 miles of range	https://www.engadget.com/the-mini-cooper-electric-gets-a-brand-new-look-and-a-lot-more-range-121540023.html?src=rss	The Mini Cooper Electric gets a brand new look and up to miles of rangeBMW has announced its fifth generation Mini Cooper and it s the first Mini EV to get a unique design that doesn t completely mirror its combustion counterparts The first model is the Mini Cooper E with a kW hp motor Nm of torque and an acceleration from zero to miles per hour in seconds It boasts a much higher range stretching from miles to miles nbsp That distance jumps to miles for the Mini SE and includes higher outputs such as a max torque of Nm kW hp and a jump from to miles per hour in seconds The batteries can also charge from percent to percent in under a half hour Looks wise the fifth gen Mini had adopted something the company is calling quot Charismatic Simplicity quot to emphasize the car s main modern features quot Inspired by our history we have developed our own new design language defining our DNA quot Oliver Heilmer head of Mini Design said in a statement quot The idea behind it is a design that gives each new MINI model a strong individual character and is characterized by a clear reduced design language intuitively focused on the essentials of the brand quot Externally this new design features larger wheels flush door handles and the removal of fender flares The interior takes inspiration from the original Mini that had a quot round instrument cluster quot front and center with toggles below it The modern update features a inch high resolution OLED display that introduces the Mini Operating System and offers everything from media to apps The Mini also features the brand s first quot intelligent personal assistant quot in the form of an animated Mini or Spike the blue and white English Bulldog helper first announced in April popping up right on the round OLED display Either way you can control navigation entertainment and more through the push to talk button or simply saying quot Hey Mini quot Additional features in the fifth generation Mini include an optional Parking Assistant Plus with sensors and four cameras and Green Mode which can extend battery life Plus it has four new trim options Essential Classic Favored and JCW BMW also announced its third generation Mini Countryman It s the first time the crossover SUV will be available as an all electric model coming in a few inches higher and five inches longer than its predecessor The Mini Countryman E delivers a mile range kW hp output and Nm of torque The Mini Countryman SE has a bit more oomph with kW hp and Nm but a slightly shorter range at miles nbsp Additional features include a revamped toggle bar with five switches improved aerodynamics and wider wheel arches There have been rumors of an all electric Countryman since a shift that aligns with BMW s goals for Minis to be fully electric by This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-09-01 12:15:40
Java	Java Code Geeks	Getting Started With Rancher Cheatsheet	https://www.javacodegeeks.com/getting-started-with-rancher-cheatsheet	Getting Started With Rancher Cheatsheet Introduction Getting started Rancher is an open source platform with its design to simplify container management within Kubernetes environments It provides a comprehensive suite of tools and features that streamline the deployment orchestration and scaling of containers making it an ideal solution for DevOps teams system administrators and developers At its core Rancher focuses on	2023-09-01 12:09:29
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Blink-182 postpone Glasgow shows over 'family matter'	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-66682346?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	dublin	2023-09-01 12:32:07
ニュース	BBC News - Home	P&O Britannia cruise ship docks in Southampton for repair	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-66673506?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	coast	2023-09-01 12:28:32
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Liverpool reject £150m Al-Ittihad offer for Mohamed Salah	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66683099?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	ittihad	2023-09-01 12:35:57
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Luis de la Fuente: Spain men's head coach asks for 'forgiveness' for applauding Luis Rubiales	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66682535?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	Luis de la Fuente Spain men x s head coach asks for x forgiveness x for applauding Luis RubialesThe head coach of Spain s men s team asks for forgiveness after applauding the speech in which Luis Rubiales said he would not resign for kissing player Jenni Hermoso	2023-09-01 12:11:26
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Europa League draw: Brighton drawn with Ajax, Marseille and AEK Athens	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66680444?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	europa	2023-09-01 12:17:04
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