cham | Golang lightweight online game framework | Game Engine library

You need to put the array chambers into the component state. Without that you change the value but your component doesn't know that something changed and wont render as you expect it. By putting it into the component state it will know when it changes:

You can use the following to find the Sponsor ID and Sponsor Name:

Generally, you can do this with window functions, but your database, MariaDB v5.5, is too old to support window functions and a bunch of other things. I'd recommend either upgrading MariaDB or doing your work on dbfiddle or using the stand-alone SQLite.

You can do this without window functions using a subquery.

You can use kotlin filter to filter the list based on Name

It's difficult to say for certain without seeing the entire class but System.NullReferenceException is thrown when trying to access something that has not been instantiated.

encount.Hospitalization is likely a reference to another class which must first be instantiated. Try first creating and instance before accessing (example below).

You don't need to use selenium on this. You can get what you wanted thru API then use json parser on response. Something like this:

I solved this later, just in case anyone has a similar problem in the future, I discovered the AppServiceProvider class had a register method where a security interception middleware was registered to force every http request to https. so what I did was write an if-else logic to allow this only on production since my localhost had no ssl certificate.

in app/providers/AppServiceProvider.php

look for the register() method, the implement the logic by checking tha app is local or not. The isLocal() function checks your .env file for APP_ENV variable and returns true if is local, so you reconfirm again that that is set to local and be sure to clear any previous configuration cache.

In XPath 2 and later you can actually use //noah/(shem, cham, yefet) or //noah/(shem | cham | yefet). With XPath 1 you are restricted to //noah/*[self::shem or self::cham or self::yefet].

Well, let me just ask a question: can you abstract added value? The only case where that is true is called franchise. So what you did is to introduce a new abstract bubble to connected three concrete use cases with your actor rather than connecting the concrete bubbles directly. What for? Where is the added value for "View repository"?

For the abstract actor it's similar. There is no need to make User abstract since it's already abstract. All actors denote roles, not real things. You can just leave that abstract keyword away and it would not change any semantics.

What often happens (and you are on that way) is that people start functional decomposition rather than synthesizing use cases. Use cases are about added value a system under consideration delivers to its actors. That's just it. Just present these added values. I know it's difficult for techies, but stick to that.

As always I recommend to read Bittner/Spence about use cases.