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We track 16 posts about Multiple from 13 engineering blogs. Most active: Laravel, Pamela Fox, Red. Latest post: Oct 8, 2026.
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Running Laravel's Scheduler on Multiple Servers (opens on the source site)
Laravel ·
Laravel 13.35 adds Schedule::alwaysOnOneServer() to run every task once across servers, and a way for long scheduled commands to stop during a deploy. The post Running Laravel's Scheduler on Multiple Servers appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
C++ reminder: Function-local static variables are initialized only once, even if it looks like they get initialized multiple times (opens on the source site)
Only on first execution. The post C++ reminder: Function-local static variables are initialized only once, even if it looks like they get initialized multiple times appeared first on The Old New Thing.
Compoships: Eloquent Relationships on Multiple Columns (opens on the source site)
Laravel ·
Compoships adds multi-column Eloquent relationships to Laravel, plus composite primary key handling for save, delete, and refresh. The post Compoships: Eloquent Relationships on Multiple Columns appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
Kodebits Day 81: Guard Multiple Bindings [FREE] (opens on the source site)
Open menu The new raywenderlich.com Open menu The new raywenderlich.com Learn Pricing For Teams Resources Search Toggle night mode iOS ● ○ ○ Swift 6 Aug 25 2026 Practice guard with a short swift challenge. About Kodebits Kodebits are bite-sized insights, tips, and code snippets from the Kodeco team. Designed to help you learn something new in just a few minutes. They appear first on social media, so be sure to follow us there! Or view the archive here. All videos. All books. One low price. A Kodeco subscription is the best way to learn and master mobile development. Learn iOS, Swift, Android,…
Pandas Series filtering: Chaining loc for multiple conditions (opens on the source site)
My favorite way to apply multiple filters to a Python Pandas series? Method chaining calling loc 2x: But: This can break! Tomorrow, a better way. The post Pandas Series filtering: Chaining loc for multiple conditions appeared first on LernerPython.
Frankenwine: Multiple personas in a Wine process (opens on the source site)
I came across a recent article on making Linux system calls from a Wine process. Windows programs running under Wine are still normal Linux processes and may interact with the Linux kernel like any other process. None of this was surprising, and the demonstration works just as I expect. Still, it got the wheels spinning and I realized an almost practical application: build my pkg-config implementation such that on Windows pkg-config.exe behaves as a native pkg-config, but when run under Wine this same binary takes the persona of a Linux program and becomes a cross toolchain pkg-config,…
Asking multiple AI to optimise the same code (opens on the source site)
As different AIs are implemented differently, they don't all provide the same answer, nor do they consistently outperform one another. The best approach is to use multiple AI and pick the one you like best.My goal here is not to declare a winner based on one example, but instead to show the variety of answers you can get with different AI. I asked each AI to Suggest how to implement this more optimally private static String formatOffset(int millis) { String sign = millis Gemini 2.5 pro While Gemini is often my first go-to AI when I have a large code base, it's not the smartest. It does have a…
Asking multiple AI to optimise the same code (opens on the source site)
As different AIs are implemented differently, they don't all provide the same answer, nor do they consistently outperform one another. The best approach is to use multiple AI and pick the one you like best. My goal here is not to declare a winner based on one example, but instead to show the variety of answers you can get with different AI. I asked each AI to Suggest how to implement this more optimally private static String formatOffset(int millis) { String sign = millis < 0 ? "-" : "+"; int saveSecs = Math.abs(millis) / 1000; int hours = saveSecs / 3600; int mins = ((saveSecs / 60) % 60);…
Using DefaultAzureCredential across multiple tenants (opens on the source site)
If you are using the DefaultAzureCredential class from the Azure Identity SDK while your user account is associated with multiple tenants, you may find yourself frequently running into API authentication errors (such as HTTP 401/Unauthorized). This post is for you! These are your two options for successful authentication from a non-default tenant: Setup your environment precisely to force DefaultAzureCredential to use the desired tenant Use a specific credential class and explicitly pass in the desired tenant ID Option 1: Get DefaultAzureCredential working The DefaultAzureCredential class is…
Using DefaultAzureCredential across multiple tenants (opens on the source site)
If you are using the DefaultAzureCredential class from the Azure Identity SDK while your user account is associated with multiple tenants, you may find yourself frequently running into API authentication errors (such as HTTP 401/Unauthorized). This post is for you! These are your two options for successful authentication from a non-default tenant: Setup your environment precisely to force DefaultAzureCredential to use the desired tenant Use a specific credential class and explicitly pass in the desired tenant ID Option 1: Get DefaultAzureCredential working The DefaultAzureCredential class is…
Multiple monitors support (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Here is a short blog entry just to explain the newly added multiple monitor support to View engine. Screen faces Each connected monitor gets associated with a screen face in system/view/screens list. You can check that all monitors have been detected correctly using (two monitors in this case): >> length? system/view/screens == 2 Each screen's /offset indicates the screen position using virtual screen coordinates. The main screen gets a (0, 0) offset. All other screens are positioned relatively to that, in the same virtual space. Screen sizes are also expressed in virtual coordinates.…
Multiple monitors support (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Here is a short blog entry just to explain the newly added multiple monitor support to View engine. Screen faces Each connected monitor gets associated with a screen face in system/view/screens list. You can check that all monitors have been detected correctly using (two monitors in this case): >> length? system/view/screens == 2 Each screen's /offset indicates the screen position using virtual screen coordinates. The main screen gets a (0, 0) offset. All other screens are positioned relatively to that, in the same virtual space. Screen sizes are also expressed in virtual coordinates.…
Node.js script to run multiple commands in parallel (opens on the source site)
If you encountered a case where you wanted to run multiple commands in parallel, the usual suggestion is to use the shell's & operator to send commands to the background. This approach kind of works, but it has its quirks. I often ended up with a process hanging in the background, multiple outputs being mangled, or the output of some commands completely missing. Bash scripting wizards can probably solve all of these issues, but I turned to JavaScript, as it is the language I know best. If you’re eager to see the code, feel free to jump to it. Why not an existing library? # In my professional…
An Efficient Way to Check for Existence of Multiple Values in SQL (opens on the source site)
jOOQ ·
In a previous blog post, we’ve advertised the use of SQL EXISTS rather than COUNT(*) to check for existence of a value in SQL. I.e. to check if in the Sakila database, actors called WAHLBERG have played in any films, instead of: Do this: (Depending on your dialect you may require a FROM DUAL clause, … Continue reading An Efficient Way to Check for Existence of Multiple Values in SQL →
Share code across multiple platforms (opens on the source site)
When writing an application, you probably want it to run on most platforms possible. Having a game on Android is great, but what about this weird friend with his iPhone? It would be nice to be able to play with him. Of course there are cross-platforms technologies like Cordova or Titanium. But sadly, you can't achieve both a perfect user experience and great performances with this kind of tools. And even if you could: what about reusing code on the back-end? We need to share some code.
On native, single-input, multiple file uploads (opens on the source site)
If you are following the current news on web development, you probably heard that the new Safari 4 has a great feature: It natively allows the user to select multiple files via a single input control, if you specify a value for the attribute multiple: or, in XHTML: You might not know that Opera supported multiple file uploads for a while now, based on the earlier Web Forms 2.0 standard in a slightly different (and more flexible) format: Can we use those currently? Sure we can, but we should provide fallbacks for the other browsers. Using these features will put pressure on the other browser…
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