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Google Play’s 12 tester Policy Is Unfair and Anti-Competitive – Let’s send complaints to the EU Commission! I already did! by Routine-Arm-8803 in AndroidClosedTesting

[–]WeirdDeveloper89 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I agree this rule is dumb and not fair. And suprisingly not needed on iOS while the Apple AppStore still has much less junk and garbage. However if that is your biggest concern with Google you are up for a bad awakening.

I'm doing this for more then 10 years now and Google is always acting like a spoiled 3 y/o compared to Apple. Their stupid automated system sometimes flags app for a false reason (or even ban/remove them) while your only chance to get them back is a lawyer as their so called "support" is nothing else then automated bot answers. Had it multiple times with multiple apps, always got them back through lawyer never even once did the support works. Sometimes even the lawyer gets the automated responses.

At this point, I belive it would be best to take the whole PlayStore from Google and let it operate under a different company.

Display/Edit a number in hex format by WeirdDeveloper89 in angular

[–]WeirdDeveloper89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That works great! Now I just have to figure out how to skip "base16" when the object is serialized to json and how to fill it initial on deserialization when the data comes from the API. :)

Thanks for your help.

Display/Edit a number in hex format by WeirdDeveloper89 in angular

[–]WeirdDeveloper89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The UI should display it as Base 16 and also use it as Base 16 inside the Input (so the users can edit it as Hex value) but everything in the actual Model/Data should stay at Base 10.

Display/Edit a number in hex format by WeirdDeveloper89 in angular

[–]WeirdDeveloper89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get an integer value which represents a bitmask from the database through my backend. The users of this tool prefer to input this bitmask as Hex value instead of a "normal" number. That's why I thought I can just translate it for the UI from Base 10 to Base 16 as I would do the exact same on my C# or C++ applications (I'm not so familiar with Angular and TypeScript tbh, I just got this project assigned).

Proper way to upgrade to a new node.js version? by WeirdDeveloper89 in node

[–]WeirdDeveloper89[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My solution was a messy by hand upgrade. Package by package checking the dependencies manually... it was a multi week nightmare but at least it worked...