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I have a suggestion.
Based on your market replication, do something a little different that can be useful and interesting not only to you, but to many other people.
I would do it myself, but I am not a professional programmer. And I study all your codes thoroughly. And I cannot implement my idea on their basis due to lack of time.
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And if you agree, then I am ready to voice it.
Based on your market replication, do something a little different that can be useful and interesting not only to you, but to many other people.
I would do it myself, but I am not a professional programmer. And I study all your codes thoroughly. And I cannot implement my idea on their basis due to lack of time.
And if you find my proposal interesting and/or consider making a commercial product based on this idea, then I would like to get free access to it in payment for the idea.
And if you agree, then I am ready to voice it.
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Check out the new article: Developing a Replay System (Part 59): A New Future.
Having a proper understanding of different ideas allows us to do more with less effort. In this article, we'll look at why it's necessary to configure a template before the service can interact with the chart. Also, what if we improve the mouse pointer so we can do more things with it?
In the previous article "Developing a Replay System (Part 58): Returning to Work on the Service", I mentioned that the system has undergone some changes, and that there is a reason to include a small delay between applying a template to a schedule and updating the schedule by the service. If this does not happen, the modules will force the service to close prematurely. Some of you may have been left wondering how this could happen. In this article, we will explore this in more detail.
To properly explain this and ensure you fully understand the concept, please watch Video 01 below.
Demonstration Video: How Things Can Fail
This video provides an unedited, unaltered demonstration of what actually happens. But why does this issue occur? To understand the explanation, it's essential to revisit the key points from the previous article. I will briefly summarize them here.
Author: Daniel Jose