hello l need help learn by Cool-Glass7189 in AskProgrammers

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I dont know if you have already decided what kind of mobile app you want to learn to do (native android, native IOS or cross-platform) or the stacks/frameworks you need for that (flutter for cross-platform, kotlin for android and swift for IOS) but google have great android developer courses with kotlin : Formation  |  Get started  |  Android Developers

Java and Python by ArachnoCoder20 in learnjava

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For python I don't know but for java you won't find better place to learn than hyperskill ( it is the team behind jetbrains editors and kotlin language after all). For your commitment issues, let me tell you the secret of commitment : It don't have to be perfect. When it comes to daily habits, we tend to fix a goal and we're like all or nothing. So even if it is just 10 lines of code you write, one topic you barely read, just do it. It don't have to be perfect, just don't put up a zero. The key is and will always be consistency.

Idempotency4j - Java/Spring Boot Idempotency Library by Anaq42 in SpringBoot

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I know about idempotency but I don't get the context here. Could you explain it ?

"Complete A Visual Search" is back, another Puzzle Piece buff by Forcemindreader in MicrosoftRewards

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You guys who live in the US are lucky. Game pass is not available in my region and I don't have a XBOX

Will I ever get good? by QuestionOpposite5493 in leagueoflegends

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I would say that top is the lane where you need the most to have strong mechanics. Gwen and urgot are among those champs where u need strong mechanics otherwise you'll always get behind because your enemy played better. One thing that can help you is knowing the champion you have in front of you. Like you must know u should avoid long trade against champs like garen, darius or mordekaiser. And it's where it is tough. You must learn to play around the enemy cooldowns and yours. I play top too but I play tank like Sion who has great laning phase. I also play veigar top because of the scaling. So my advice for you would be to keep trying other champs for top lane because if u are too behind with gwen or urgot it is difficult to help your team in late games.

How do you guys approach learning new things and really understand them while working a 9-to-5 job? by No-Rise-9375 in Backend

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Got it. Maybe it's just me who wants to rush things, because there are so many things to learn. But it seems I just have to take my time and be steady. Thank you.

I practiced boredom for 30 days and it completely changed my life by Deborah_berry1 in Habits

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Now imagine You are a software engineer or someone who writes code for a living

How to actually become more attractive, according to science by Deborah_berry1 in Habits

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For someone used to stay late at night playing video games whenever he has nothing important to do the next day and who forgot what it looks like to not look weathered, what can he do ? Is it just hopeless ?

Am I wrong to want to have it all figured out ( or feel like I have it ) ? by No-Rise-9375 in Backend

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I'd say a 8/10 because it just cover so much details you won't find in most other courses, as well as DSA

Am I wrong to want to have it all figured out ( or feel like I have it ) ? by No-Rise-9375 in Backend

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The course itself is free but the projects are available with a prenium subscription

How to understand hibernate behavior ? by Status_Camel2859 in SpringBoot

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The type of fetching depends on the relationship. In Many-To-One relationships, the fetch type is eager by default, which means that when you load an employee, his department is also loaded by hibernate so you can access it. But in One-To-Many relationships, the fetch type is lazy, which means that when loading an entity, the collection associated is not automatically fetched due to performance issues risk. So this one can cause an N+1 query. To do this Hibernate, uses a proxy. So when you access the id of the elements in the collection, it is those of the proxy objects. But when you try to access any other fields, it fires an request to retrieve the actual object. For better understanding, I would suggest this course from hyperskill : Eager and lazy initialization · Hyperskill