Backing to what is important in world, new "Design Patterns", i've realized that the 'assombrous team' haven't defined yet 'best practices' for their Data Store. It is crucial for since "OAuth is not working' have a workaround to distract programmers while they lie about the OAuth authentication mechanism.
Why nobody noticed that the "Authorization use case" is wrong? Like, they are inventing now another API to fix the problem with the API that is the 'official one', the callback was moved by still now working, need a browser, but if you will ping on an application what a browser have to do with it? "Look the application that i did", the application is wrong, i mean a little bug pinging on same server and stealing your key in the mean time.
Back to the pattern, 'the Persistence pattern', very complex...
Also now i am starting to work with a code scan using "span", the only problem is that you have to put the tags by hand.
package org.root.karnac.persistence;
import java.util.Map;
public interface Persistence <T extends Map<?,?>> {
public void persist(T entProperties);
}
Why nobody noticed that the "Authorization use case" is wrong? Like, they are inventing now another API to fix the problem with the API that is the 'official one', the callback was moved by still now working, need a browser, but if you will ping on an application what a browser have to do with it? "Look the application that i did", the application is wrong, i mean a little bug pinging on same server and stealing your key in the mean time.
Back to the pattern, 'the Persistence pattern', very complex...
Also now i am starting to work with a code scan using "span", the only problem is that you have to put the tags by hand.
package org.root.karnac.persistence;
import java.util.Map;
public interface Persistence <T extends Map<?,?>> {
public void persist(T entProperties);
}
