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I'm looking for advice on the overall query design rather than optimization of a single SQL statement. Environment Oracle Database 19c Large OLTP database API is executed for a single tenant (:...
Best practices
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0 replies
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I’d like to learn more about this aspect. I recently bought a steering wheel and found that it isn’t supported very well in games (MOZA R3). I’d like to know how different games transmit data for ...
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Best practices
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1 replies
93 views

I’m currently building a REST API using Node.js and Express, and I’m trying to understand the best way to structure error responses for both frontend developers and long-term scalability. Right now I’...
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Advice
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2 replies
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I'm writing a music streaming service, and I was wondering if there was an API design that a client or more could interact with. I want to use an existing desktop and mobile client, and I could make ...
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Advice
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2 replies
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I created a Python toolkit called `cartons` that wraps RoutingPy and OSRM. Currently, my API looks like this: cartons.route(lon1, lat1, lon2, lat2) For version 1.2.0, I want to support multiple ...
Best practices
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5 replies
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Should I use custom exceptions in my library or just standard Python exceptions? I'm building a Python library for video processing and I'm uncertain about exception handling design. Specifically, I'm ...
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Tooling
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I'm building a React/TypeScript web platform and want to connect it to an existing 3D virtual environment — similar to how Craigslist integrated with Google Maps around 2003 (data from one platform ...
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Best practices
1 vote
3 replies
106 views

I am debating whether to adopt SemVer (Major.Minor.Patch) for our internal backend API. While it is the industry standard for libraries and public APIs, I have doubts about its practicality in a ...
Best practices
0 votes
0 replies
68 views

Intro to the Problem So imagine you need to have an API which should stream back a video/audio file, what would be the return type? If you have an example written in NodeJS or any other programming ...
Best practices
1 vote
2 replies
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I just want to ask about this design issue I just encountered when I'm coding this edit-profile part for the user. I'm deciding on whether I should or should not individually code the patch routes, ...
  • reputation score 33
Best practices
2 votes
7 replies
154 views

I'm designing an API that provides a type for which the user provides both a value, and a function that's supposed to run on that value – an example of the same design from the (unstable) Rust ...
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I’m looking for practical ways to let Service A get the data it needs from Service B without querying Service B’s database directly. I’m not very experienced with distributed systems yet, so I want to ...
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rn i'm making a test project in Spring framework for applying for an internship at a company. They requested to implement a simple bankcard managment system that "common" users and admins (...
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Best practices
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2 replies
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Is there a specification defining pagination in the REST API (I'm particularly interested in cursor base pagination)? For example, such a specification exists for GraphQL, but I haven't found one for ...
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My client has requested that I provide a response from my API that looks like the following: { "entity_type": "company", "registered_date": "2020年01月01日",...
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