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We use heresdk-4.5.3.0-release for Flutter edition Navigate.

While a "Navigation", the map camera moves jerkily, it's not smooth like your official app on the "Here WeGo" Store.

As indicated in your documentation, we use "LocationEngine" to retrieve the position of the phone, and we inject a "VisualNavigator" in the "addLocationListener" function.

then, we have this kind of function to update the map (function found in your examples) :

How could I make a player move (with arrows), jump, with fluidity of movement (a progressive acceleration), with a Pygame interface ?

I started a project using MySQL and as such, my project has some helper types that assist with dealing with nulls, both when unmarshalling incoming data on the API, inputting data into the DB, and then the inverse of that, pulling data out of the Database and responding with said data to the API.

For the purposes of this question, we'll deal with a struct i have that represents a Character.

I'm trying to modify a variable in the console automatically without modifying the rest of the text. To do this I've already tried to make an infinite loop that erases the console and notices all the lines but it creates a fluidity problem so I'm looking for a way to modify only the variables without touching the rest of the console.

Upon reading of this article which discusses the main drawback of using AWS Lambda functions, I'm trying to avoid what the author had to deal with and perform some cleanup on my own code:

"Lambda versions every function. We use the Serverless Framework for developing Lambda application. This means that Serverless creates Lambda functions. Our average Lambda function is about 60MB. [...]
When you couple CI/CD with rapid development and Lambda functions, you get many versions. Hundreds even. And Lambda code storage is limited to 75GB. We hit that limit, and we hit it hard. After two years of CI/CD driven development, our lack of version cleanup led to complete gridlock in our development process."

(emphasis mine)

About my architecture. I have lambda functions that call methods from homemade python packages, which are stored in layers. The goal being to avoid having too much code in the lambdas and easily reuse features among them.

Now, I have found how to remove old versions of my lambda functions (I too am using the Serverless framework, which offers a nice plugin for automatically pruning them upon deployment of the stack). However, I don't know whether old layers are automatically deleted by AWS: I have yet to find a dashboard that summarizes the total code size of all my layer versions, and I couldn't find a plugin that automatically removes them.

Are old AWS Lambda layers automatically removed? If not, how could I batch delete them?

I deploy my app and opens up, but returns an error message and says to check my logs.

I believe it is something with my postgres db connection, or the logic I use to graph that information.

I'm looking for a way to maximize a map inside a Bootstrap row. In the following syntax, the left col-md-9 div is the map, and the right side is a fixed 240px wide image.

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I learnt that when I want to keep fluidity on my UI, instead of:

I'm trying to replicate the mouse pointer effect from this page but I cannot reach the same incredible fluidity.

I've developed a code (jsfiddle here) thanks to this and this tutorials.