Noti | Receive Android notifications on your mac (w/PushBullet) ⛺ | Notification library

As Dai has hinted, ArrayList is a particularly old thing, from back in the days when .net was relatively new and didn't have the incredibly useful feature known as generics.

The manual page for ArrayList says this (my emphasis):

Important We don't recommend that you use the ArrayList class for new development. Instead, we recommend that you use the generic List class.

Even the manufacturer is saying "don't use this product"

The big problem with ArrayList is that because it wants to be able to store anything, it holds its contents in an object array

This means you can put two completely unrelated things in next to each other, you have to inspect the type of them if you do, and you always have to cast to turn the object back into what you want

Please rename your view component as default. NotificatioHistory.cshtml to Default.cshtml. Some time it makes issues with custom names on production so the recommended way is to use Default.cshtml.

This is caused by a mismatch of your tab type (which you've defined as UInt) and the .tag modifier that you've added to each tab item, which Swift is interpreting as an Int, when you write .tag(0).

You can fix this two ways. Unless you really need it to be a UInt, you could change to Int (including all of the bindings in the views that you're sending it to):

The task at hand is about pointer juggling; that's it. The list is filled with nodes of even and odd values interspersed. The task is to wire them into a list of all even, then all odd, values, with NO reallocations, and NO node overwrites (e.g. pure pointer juggling).

There are multiple ways you can do this. A fairly easy one to understand is this:

• Setup two lists (initially empty), one "even", one "odd".
• As you walk the original list pruning nodes, put them on the "even" list or the "odd" list as warranted.
• When finished, link the odd list to the tail of the even list;
• The final result is not pointed to by the "even" list and you're done.

In (admittedly dreadful) asci art, it looks something like this. Given an original list of

it seems you faced this issue: https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/41198. update your angular to at least 11.2.6, and the error will be gone

I've found the way around it.

It not possible to communicate from the onBackgroundMessage handler of firebase cloud messaging to the main isolate since the function runs on a different isolate and I don't know where it is triggered. FCM documentation also says that any UI impacting logic cannot be done in this handler but io process like storing the message in device storage is possible.

I save the background message in a hive box different from where I save foreground message. So, in the initstate of the notification screen, I first get messages from background box, append it to the foreground box the clear, then start a function that runs in an isolate which check form background message every 1 second. When the function gets a background message it sends it the main isolate as map where it is converted to instance of foreground message and append to foreground message box. The widget get update whenever the value of the foreground notification box changes since I use a ValueListenableBuilder that listens to hive box of foreground notification. The isolate is then terminated in the dispose method of the screen. Here is the code.

Every browsers have different default values, even though most of them are same.

Designers usually tackle this problem by normalizing/reseting the default browser values using a Normalize Script.

You can read about this more in this article.

Also you can use a CSS reset like the one from YUI. It will make your pages more consistent across all browsers, including font rendering.

In my case it was because i was creating the class PublisherJboss with new PublisherJboss(), so that way spring creates the Mapper bean but doesn´t know about the existence of the PublisherJboss class that i am trying to inject the mapper bean to.

So the issue was that the Service selector didn't match with Pod's label. The correct manifest would be: