tasky | Kanban-style task manager on Ruby On Rails / React | Frontend Framework library

You need to use STRING_AGG() function, which applies to the DB version SQL Server 2017 and later, together with the below GROUP BY expression as

It was a typo in my main.js script

The most popular SQLite ORM for Xamarin, SQLite-net, is thread-safe and handles the database connection for you.

I prefer to structure my databases similarly, using a BaseDatabase class that retrieves the connection.

Note BaseDatabase uses the Xamarin.Essentials NuGet Package to locate the app's data Directory. Be sure to first add the Xamarin.Essentials NuGet Package and follow the Getting Started Instructions.

I have the same problem and i find the way.For example,if your new version is 7,try to use SharedRealm.getInstance(config).getSchemaVersion() to get the old version 6 before Realm.setDefaultConfiguration(config),then you can update old realm data after setDefaultConfiguration which old version < 7.May this can help you:

This chatper from the documentation explains how to create dependencies between tasks from different (sub)projects of a same build (task Xfrom project projectA depends on task Y from project projectB in the example).

So you need to setup a multi-project build before trying to execute the given example: see basics in multi-project build here

In your case: you need to:

1) create two subproject directories 'projectA' and 'projectB'

2) Create the required settings.gradle file in root project directory, to declare/include the two subprojects

Change port form 3406 to proper one.

Make sure, application has Permission for that. Add checking and/or requesting permission for the Internet connection. And in your AsyncTask shouldn't work, because your returning null instead of String value (I think forget).

If you want to show a list of taskName you should get all of them from localStorage. But there is some objects that you would not consider as task. My suggestion is to keep tasks in a new object (or an array) on the localStorage and inquire it from this object.

Well, that convenient registers essentially a Trigger object to be used by the TaskScheduler.schedule(Runnable task, Trigger trigger).

What I can suggest you is to register a PeriodicTrigger bean in some @Configuration with @RefreshScope and use it in the definition instead of fixed-rate property.