I need to do a comparison between the features and functionality of Snyk and Sonarcloud/Sonarqube and the only thing I can find is a speed comparison:
https://snyk.io/blog/sast-tools-speed-comparison-snyk-code-sonarqube-lgtm/
....does anyone know if there are any comparison of features and functionality between two? If so, please can you let me know where to look?
thanks very much in advance for any help with this.
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I've a question
Is there difference #RequestMapping(value="/abc") and #RequestMapping(value="abc") ??
In my spring project, they are running a little difference. Actually not a little.
could you tell me the difference?
I'm not an expert, but i haven't seen any difference when changed my controllers code. But it's a better practice to write #RequestMapping("/this") instead of #RequestMapping("this"), because it's better seen. I hope it helps.
I am working through the Sassdash Library, and there are numerous functions that use a argument $this-arg. I am having a lot of trouble understanding what it does. Can anyone simply explain what this does and what some simple use cases might be?
It is similar to how this works in JS.
I am learning how to use the version of fuzzyCLIPS from NRC. I would
appreciate if someone could point out some ftp/web sites with examples and
code using fuzzyCLIPS. I find the manual difficult to learn from
Try a search for FuzzyJess. As the syntax for CLIPS and Jess are similar you might find some FuzzyJess examples that can be adapted to FuzzyCLIPS.
I want to write a ruby wrapper swi-prolog. Can anyone please tell me how to proceed with writing one?
I would appreciate if anyone please explain me what steps need to be considered while attempting to write this sort.
You can look at this post by Mauricio Fernandez:
http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?tiny+prolog+in+ruby
When you are done with that, there's a follow-up article with ideas on how to make things more Rubyish by Jamis Buck:
http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2006/10/28/prolog-in-ruby
Edit:
I also found PySwip which is a GPL Python - SWI-Prolog bridge. Even though it's not Ruby, it probably gives you some good ideas about how to tackle the problem.
There are many LINQ implementations such as LINQ-to-Flickr. To make something like this, do I make my own custom LINQ provider?
Thanks
Have a look at this tutorial
Aha. That's the only way.
Hit in google 'write LINQ provider'. There are many tutorials out there.
Start with understanding what exactly Expression is, how it differs from lambdas and how to work with them.
I find this book quite helpful too (at least - beginning).
Yes, to get started, the best place is looking at the IQToolkit on Codeplex. You'll learn a lot about how it works.
If you do find you need to build your own then look at IQToolKit and the The Wayward Weblog for a full series on how to do it.