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A simple context tree (containing some common values that might be request scoped and included in a context) built from Go code like the following: // Pseudo-Go ctx := context.WithValue( context.WithDeadline( context.WithValue(context.Background(), sidKey, sid), time.Now().A...

A database is created with the following SQL command: CREATE DATABASE myDatabase; This would create an empty database named myDatabase where you can create tables.

Matplotlib supports both object-oriented and imperative syntax for plotting. The imperative syntax is intentionally designed to be very close to Matlab syntax. The imperative syntax (sometimes called 'state-machine' syntax) issues a string of commands all of which act on the most recent figure or a...

First, ensure you have imported sessions from flask from flask import session To use session, a Flask application needs a defined SECRET_KEY. app = Flask(__name__) app.secret_key = 'app secret key' Sessions are implemented by default using a cookie signed with the secret key. This ensures t...

defaultProps allows you to set default, or fallback, values for your component props. defaultProps are useful when you call components from different views with fixed props, but in some views you need to pass different value. Syntax ES5 var MyClass = React.createClass({ getDefaultProps: ...

propTypes allows you to specify what props your component needs and the type they should be. Your component will work without setting propTypes, but it is good practice to define these as it will make your component more readable, act as documentation to other developers who are reading your compone...

When a React component is created, a number of functions are called: If you are using React.createClass (ES5), 5 user defined functions are called If you are using class Component extends React.Component (ES6), 3 user defined functions are called getDefaultProps() (ES5 only) This is the firs...

componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) This is the first function called on properties changes. When component's properties change, React will call this function with the new properties. You can access to the old props with this.props and to the new props with nextProps. With these variables, you c...

componentWillUnmount() This method is called before a component is unmounted from the DOM. It is a good place to perform cleaning operations like: Removing event listeners. Clearing timers. Stopping sockets. Cleaning up redux states. componentWillUnmount(){ ... } An example of remo...

With automatic reference counting (ARC), the compiler inserts retain, release, and autorelease statements where they are needed, so you don't have to write them yourself. It also writes dealloc methods for you. The sample program from Manual Memory Management looks like this with ARC: @interface M...

Modern A weak reference looks like one of these: @property (weak) NSString *property; NSString *__weak variable; If you have a weak reference to an object, then under the hood: You're not retaining it. When it gets deallocated, every reference to it will automatically be set to nil Obje...

This is an example of a program written with manual memory management. You really shouldn't write your code like this, unless for some reason you can't use ARC (like if you need to support 32-bit). The example avoids @property notation to illustrate how you used to have to write getters and setters....

Register a production/sandbox account at https://dashboard.stripe.com/register Insert below code into your webpage where you want to have a checkout button. <form action="/charge" method="POST"> <script src="https://checkout.stripe.com/checkout.js" cl...

A word of caution: AsyncTask has many gotcha's apart from the memory leak described here. So be careful with this API, or avoid it altogether if you don't fully understand the implications. There are many alternatives (Thread, EventBus, RxAndroid, etc). One common mistake with AsyncTask is to c...

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when the object is saved/updated, check the associations and save/update any object that require it (including save/update the associations in many-to-many scenario).

do not do any cascades, let the users handles them by themselves.

when the object is deleted, delete all the objects in the association.

when the object is deleted, delete all the objects in the association. In addition to that, when an object is removed from the association and not associated with another object (orphaned), also delete it.

when an object is save/update/delete, check the associations and save/update/delete all the objects found. In additional to that, when an object is removed from the association and not associated with another object (orphaned), also delete it.