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I am new to Laravel. As per my research on this framework I find it quite useful for my projects. However I am facing difficulty in customizing it to use a single instance of Laravel framework for multiple projects. I do not want to follow the multi site approach as available in Laravel i.e., using directory structure in models and controllers for projects because I won't be able to push my project related changes in a single step in Git. I want something like this. common Laravel framework (having common libraries and vendor files. Also having common functionalities used by different projects

Anyone could recommend a good guide/tutorial/article with tips/guidelines in how to organize and partition a large Django project? I'm looking for advices in what to do when you need to start factorizing the initial unique files (models.py, urls.py, views.py) and working with more than a few dozens of entities. Each "application" should be small -- a single reusable entity plus a few associated tables. We have about 5 plus/minus 2 tables per application model. Most of our half-dozen applications are smaller than 5 tables. One has zero tables in the model. Each application should be designed to

I've read a few posts where people have stated (not suggested, not discussed, not offered) that PHP should not be used for large projects. Being a primarily PHP developer, I ask two questions: What defines a "large project"? Why not? What are the pitfalls of using PHP I run a small development team and I know from experience the quality construction, organization, documentation, commenting and encapsulation are our highest priority. We are able to develop great projects using our own framework and approach but still, I don't want to invest further if I'm wasting my time. Thoughts? nickf I

I have created a custom dialog for Visual Studio Setup Project using the steps described here Now I have a combobox in one of my dialogs. I want to populate the combobox with a list of all SQL Server instances running on the local network. It's trivial to get the server list ... but I'm completely lost on how to make them display in the combobox. I would appreciate your help and some code might also be nice as I'm beginner :). I've always found the custom dialogs in visual studio setup projects to be woefully limited and barely functional. By contrast, I normally create custom actions that

Can I use .resx files in F# 2.0 projects? If so, how do I go about adding, and then using these resources. Thanks in advance. You can Add existing item a .resx file to an F# project, it should automatically get a BuildAction of EmbeddedResource and work. The VS tooling here isn't as good as the other languages yet, but MSBuild does all the heavy lifting, so it's just a matter of getting the right snippet of XML into the .fsproj file. I'm using a .resx in an F# 2.0 project. Feel free to take a look at it and I hope it helps you. No great shakes but here it is for what it's worth. http://github

Usually a C# project has a .csproj file associated with it. What is that file for? What data does it contain? Basically the .csproj file contains the list of files in your project, plus the references to system assemblies etc. There are a whole bunch of settings - Visual Studio version, project type, Assembly name, Application Icon, Target Culture, Installation Url,... Everything you need to build your project. While you could assume that you need everything in the current folder, having an explicit list allows you to organise them logically both on the disk and in the project so you can more