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Keep your solar-powered ship charged by going fast enough to keep up with the sun while avoiding obstacles in this web-based game created for Ludum Dare.
Rails
Like other civilized projects, every build should tigger automatic building and production of API documentation for TShock & TSAPI.
- Identifying which documentation system we should go with.
- Creating a script to build said documentation. (And god let it be better than a python script as far as "can run instantly on every platform" goes).
My ideal system is a static file generator tha
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Code Inspector
Code Inspector is a code analysis platform that does automated code reviews, technical debt management and analysis of code quality trends over time. The platform aggregates multiple quality metrics (violations, duplicates, readability, complexity). The platform reports the $ figure of the technical debt and show trends of your code base. Code Inspector reports the most critical issues by distinguishing them according to their category, severity and location.
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Tagging this as a Good First issue if anyone's interested.
There are some interesting algorithms in simulation from Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering especially regarding Monte Carlo simulation: Heat Bath algorithm, Metro-Police algorithm, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, etc.
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Contributing.md doesn't doesn't appear to contain any actual guidlines, and the link only leads back to the same document: Java/CONTRIBUTING.md.
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I create leetcode directory. You can contribute solution for Leetcode algorithm by C language.
Good practice coding :)
Please put some comment for explanation. It helps other people understand your algorithm better
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关于项目Archive的一些解释
本人最近时间有点紧,加上最近身体有些问题。想着issue太多看了就有点遭不住了就archive了。想了好久还是unarchive了这个项目。接下来这个项目会更新的比较缓慢,但是不会停更。。你们的每个issue我都有看,感谢大家一如既往的支持。本项目将不会接受捐赠并且开源。下载前请验证checksum是否一致。
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Example in ReadMe is incorrect,
// Or use can access fields by index!
jsonparser.GetInt("person", "avatars", "[0]", "url")
Should be,
// Or use can access fields by index!
jsonparser.Get(data, "person", "avatars", "[0]", "url")
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BackHub
BackHub creates recurring backups of your repositories and metadata with daily snapshots up to 30 days back in time.
Having a backup is essential in case of a disaster. However, most developers don't have one because it's a pain to write the script, set up and document the infrastructure and make sure it runs reliably every day.
With BackHub you don't have to worry about this. Set up reliable backups for your GitHub repositories in minutes and recover anytime in case of a disaster.
Plan biweekly check of code quality with https://codeclimate.com/ and add outputs in the spreadsheet named "immudb codeclimate results" available in the shared drive "CodeNotary Product"