Reading Notes: “How to Write Meaningful Discussion Messages”

Original link: https://www.hwchiu.com/read-notes-55.html Title: “How to Write Meaningful Discussion Messages” Category: others Link: https://conventionalcomments.org/ This article is very short, the main idea is to discuss how to make these messages more meaningful when discussing matters through words, so that the target audience can understand the meaning of the message faster. If someone today wants to […]

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Reading Notes: “How to Provide Professional Code Review Opinions”

Original link: https://www.hwchiu.com/read-notes-54.html Title: “How to Provide Professional Code Review Opinions” Category: others Link: https://medium.com/@yar.dobroskok/how-to-review-the-code-like-a-pro-6b656101eb89 The author straight to the point mentioned that if there is no code review culture in the team, please ignore this article directly. When the team really has experience in code review, they will have the opportunity to improve the

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Comments on “History of Western Philosophy”: A Competent Textbook and a Horizontal Comparison with Several Other General Studies

Original link: https://wmdpd.com/ping-xi-fang-zhe-xue-shi/ This is not a new work, but an old book review I wrote. I actually have it on my book review page. Here is the formatted version that I brought back directly from Douban. Actually, there are not many formats, just a few carriage returns. Because someone on Douban sprayed me, I

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Teach you how to implement a DSL language using ANTLR and Go (Part 5): Error handling

Permalink to this article – https://ift.tt/tv1Vah4 Whether it is a client application or a cloud application, one thing that must be done well in order to be used in a production environment is error handling . In previous articles in this series, we designed grammars and grammars , built and validated semantic models , but

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Document a front-end project that makes blood pressure soar

Original link: https://www.ixiqin.com/2022/05/30/record-a-blood-pressure-surge-the-front-end-of-the-project/ Recently, I was watching a front-end project, and there were some blood-pressure-increasing actions in it. It works, but for me, it does make my blood pressure spike. 1. Use regular metrics whenever possible The appeal of the project is to realize the self-adaptation of the page and keep the display as consistent

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Turning Point 2221｜Today, I just thought about it

Original link: https://conge.github.io/2022/05/29/ReturnPoint-5-half-marathon-in-5-weeks/ Today, I just thought about it. For the past five weeks, I’ve run five and a half marathons, one every weekend. Why bother? Because, I did things that I hadn’t even thought about before. Therefore, praise life. This article is reprinted from: https://conge.github.io/2022/05/29/ReturnPoint-5-half-marathon-in-5-weeks/ This site is for inclusion only, and the copyright

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How to achieve the page refresh without positioning to the previous scroll position?

Original link: https://www.zhangxinxu.com/wordpress/2022/05/history-scrollrestoration/ by zhangxinxu from https://www.zhangxinxu.com/wordpress/?p=10425 Xin Space-Xin Life This article welcomes sharing and aggregation. There is no need to reprint the full text. The copyright is respected. The circle is so large. If you need it urgently, you can contact for authorization. 1. Browser default behavior No matter which browser it is, there

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changedetection.io – Self-hosted web change detection tool

changedetection.io can monitor changes to specified web pages, support HTTP requests such as GET/POST, and […] This article is reprinted from https://azhuge233.com/changedetection-io-%E8%87%AA%E6%89%98%E7%AE%A1%E7%BD%91%E9%A1%B5%E5%8F%98 %E5%8A%A8%E7%9B%91%E6%B5%8B%E5%B7%A5%E5%85%B7/ This site is for inclusion only, and the copyright belongs to the original author.

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How to install Leo under M1 chip macOS 12.*

Original link: https://blog.zoomquiet.io/leo-install-m1mac-summary.html Background¶ base Installing Leo — Leo 6.6.2 documentation can not install Leo on MacOs 12.4 with M1max chip: Upgrade¶ only for M1 chip Mac Book Pro base ARM support Homebrew, check version: $ abrew –version Homebrew 3 .4.11 Homebrew/homebrew-core ( git revision b8f03171990 ; last commit 2022 -05-27 ) Homebrew/homebrew-cask ( git

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System overload (Overload) and processing ideas

Original link: https://www.kawabangga.com/posts/4689 The overload mentioned in this article is easy to be confused with avalanche. Avalanche refers to that in a distributed system, a certain dependency cannot provide services normally, but the system cannot block this dependency, and eventually the entire system cannot provide services. Overload is when a service receives more requests than

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A simple comparison of the application principles of RabbitMQ and Kafka

Original link: https://www.ahianzhang.com/post/message-queue/ RabbitMQ and Kafka are used in practical work. This article focuses on some cognitions on the use of the two. It does not involve technical details, but only for practical reference. RabbitMQ is mostly used to process information interaction between business systems, so it is necessary to ensure the reliability and idempotency

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