In real work, we often encounter situations where batch deletion is required, such as temporary files, files containing specific keywords, or documentation files. Today, I will share a small program for batch deletion of files containing specified keywords (but before deleting files, it is essential to understand: Deletion carries risks, and operations must be performed … Read more
Introduction This article focuses on the OkHttp interceptor, building an enterprise-level network request framework from scratch. Through practical cases such as dynamic token management, intelligent retry strategies, and enhanced logging, combined with in-depth source code analysis, we will thoroughly explain the underlying logic and engineering applications of interceptors. The code examples cover the latest features … Read more
In microservices architecture or when communicating with external APIs, the HTTP client is an essential component. However, many developers fail to adequately consider performance and usability when implementing the HTTP client. This article will introduce best practices for using the <span>HttpClient</span> class in C# and explore some important aspects of HTTP communication. 1. Do not … Read more
Hello everyone, I am ICdoeWR. As a Python developer, debugging is an essential part of our daily work. Mastering the methodologies, basic techniques, and advanced strategies for debugging Python code helps us quickly locate and resolve various issues in our code. 1. Debugging is Very Important! Debugging is a critical step in the software development … Read more
<span>print() is an essential built-in function in Python, serving as a bridge between the program and the user, clearly presenting information on the terminal or console. Whether it's simple strings, numbers, or complex variable values and data structures, </span><code><span>print() can easily handle them, displaying them in an intuitive format.</span><span>The syntax of the print() function is … Read more
Click the above“blue text” to follow us Go Language HTTP Middleware Chain: Onion Model Design | Handling Cross-Cutting Concerns Want to know why efficient web services can handle authentication, logging, rate limiting, and error handling simultaneously without making the code look like spaghetti? The secret lies in the “onion model” design of HTTP middleware. Every … Read more
Journal Article | Blogging as a Multi-purpose Tool for EFL Teacher Development (Author/Icy LEE) Abstract: Recent years have witnessed the emergence of blogs as a tool for promoting second language (L2) teachers’ development. However, the majority of studies have addressed the pre-service rather than in-service context. The study reported in this paper aims to examine … Read more