I'm creating a website and would like to host it, but I have some doubts as I've heard that the hosting has monthly access limits or limits on the size of the databases. So I'd like to know:
1: What are the types of limitations that a commo...
I have already looked at several sites and so far I have not been able to fully understand what referential integrity is. So I decided to ask here.
When to use referential integrity?
In this question we can see what ViewModel is: Pra does a ViewModel serve in ASP.NET MVC?
In this other question we can see what is DTO: What is a DTO?
But after all:
What's the difference between DTO and ViewModel?
When should w...
Although there is a definition in the wikipedia , most of the time this term is co-related to game development. Due to the specific form that the term is treated, the doubt arises whether this concept is applied to the development of traditiona...
I have to develop a socket, but I do not know what it is or how it works! I want to know what it takes to create a socket in C #, I'm using Visual Studio as IDE.
I came across the term deadlock in Java. But I can not understand it. So I would like to ask these questions:
What is a deadlock?
Why and how to avoid a deadlock?
I was researching on BDD, TDD and DDD and came across FDD (Feature Driven Development), after all:
What is FDD?
Does it have any relationship to BDD, TDD, and DDD?
This is a purely theoretical question about programming.
I would like to know through a simple example (answer with a complement of figures, drawings, etc.), the meaning of two sentences for two types of programming languages:
structure...
My teacher mentioned the two terms RISC and CISC, they seem to me to be some kind of architecture. And software that is developed (compiled) for computers that use RISC can not run on CISC-like computers, even using identical operating systems,...
In another question I've made here in the Stack Overflow over the organization of folders in a given project, I received a comment saying:
Folder structure ends up being a more "personal" footprint, the point is you respect the paradigms...