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After a couple of weeks of arm-twisting we've convinced Cisco to give us some free passes to DevNet at the Cisco Live 2014 conference. The passes are Explorer passes and include Keynotes, World of Solutions, and DevNet Zone. You'll have to make your own way to San Francisco but your entry is free.

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Weekly Poll Results

How would you prefer to interact with applications?

Survey period: 21 Apr 2014 to 28 Apr 2014

Let the mind run free and think about your interactions with computers. You home, office, your car, your bank. Keypads are so old-school.

OptionVotes% 
Keyboard / Mouse (and related)123775.291237 votes, 75.29%
Touch screen68641.75686 votes, 41.75%
Speech (with voice feedback)32920.02329 votes, 20.02%
Motion detection via handheld device (wii stick, glove etc)925.6092 votes, 5.60%
Motion / intent detection without holding a device (eg Kinect, gaze detection)24614.97246 votes, 14.97%
Brainwaves (once they get the bugs out...)46628.36466 votes, 28.36%
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

This week's survey: Through how many devices do you browse the internet?

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Latest Additions

52 articles overall. 36 new, 16 updated.

New articles added

ASP.NET

Book Reviews

C#

  • Licensing systems in .NET - Artem Los
    Three different algorithms for constructing licensing systems, their advantages and disadvantages using C#.NET environment.

Client side scripting

Custom Controls

HTML / CSS

Mobile Development

  • Oracle ADF Mobile Tutorial - FaizanMubasher
    This article helps developer to start working with new mobile application development framework Oracle ADF Mobile.

SharePoint Server

Windows Communication Foundation

Windows Powershell

Windows Presentation Foundation

Articles updated

.NET Framework

Algorithms & Recipes

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

C / C++ Language

Game Development

  • Double-Dartris - Fredrik Bornander
    Implementing a Tetris-like game for the web using Dart

HTML / CSS

Internet / Network

Java

  • Java Class Viewer - AmosShi
    Watch the Java class file visually & interactively for the meaning of every byte

Web Services

Windows Presentation Foundation

  • Vector Brush Library - KenJohnson
    How to conveniently produce and use a vector Icon Library, with sample Icons

New Tips and Tricks added

C#

Client side scripting

PHP

  • The Workings Of A Simple PHP Scrolling List - doug433
    This tip shows how PHP can be used to access a MySQL database to retrieve data for a scroll list. Here, I will discuss one that lists 12 rows at a time on a web page.

  • The Nuts And Bolts of a PHP Login Script - doug433
    This tip describes a PHP login script that accepts an operator entered user id and password. Then the script attempts to match them to their counterparts, which are stored in a data table in a MySQL database associated with the website.

Windows Phone 7/8

XML

Tips and Tricks updated

Client side scripting

New Technical Blogs added

Android

  • Threading in Android - Serge Desmedt
    Source code You can find the latest source code over at github: the source at github. Introduction Again another resume article about Android. This time I will cover threading. And in the accompaning sourcecode there is an application for Android allowing you to experiment with the various options a

Combo & List Boxes

Files and Folders

  • F# 15 : Code Organization (Modules / Files/ Types) - Sacha Barber
    Now that we have some of the basic types and pattern matching under our belts, I thought it high time that we learnt a bit about how to organize our own code. Throughout some of the posts we have already been through I have been referring to modules such as the "List module". In this […]

Other .NET Languages

  • F# 21 : Events - Sacha Barber
    We continue our OO journey, and this time we look at events within classes. Events are a good way for no related classes t communicate, you can think of events as a kind of publish-subscribe arrangement, where the source of the event (the class that contains the event) is the publisher, whilst a con

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  • F#20 : Creating Types / Adding Members - Sacha Barber
    We now start the OO leg of our F# journey, where we will look at how to create classes (generic classes too) and use OO things like inheritance/interfaces, and we shall also look at how to use events within our classes, and how to use reflection to do meta programming against our classes instances.

  • F#19 : Exceptions - Sacha Barber
    In this post we will look at how to handle exceptions. We will be covering the following areas Using the standard F# helper functions Try With Try Finally Raising Exceptions Reraising Exceptions Custom Exceptions     FailWith Probably the easiest path into Exception handling in F# is by using the he

  • F#18 : Flow Control - Sacha Barber
    As previously stated F# allows different styles of programming that is you can use of or all of the following: Functional Imperative OO In F# you have choices and you are free to mix and match these styles to suit your needs. In this article we will look at flow control statements, which although qu

  • F#17 : Mutable / Ref Cells - Sacha Barber
    So in the last bog, we wrapped up a part of this series, which was to do with the functional programming aspect of F#. We will now begin the "Imperative Programming" section. This will not be a huge section and will not involve that many posts, and hopefully will be more familiar to people that [

  • F#16 : Understanding Signatures - Sacha Barber
    We are nearing the end of one of the main sections of this function series, but we have yet to look at one of the main elements you will see when using F#, which is signatures of functions. In order to understand function signatures we will be revisiting our own old friend the "FSI Window". […

  • PostSharpin' – Part 1 - A Round Tuit
    PostSharpin' - Part 1

Windows Phone 7/8

  • How to Fail Your Brand New Windows Phone Application - Alex Turok
    As some of you might have noticed, over the recent months I submitted a couple new applications to the Windows Phone Store. Here I want to reflect on my experience with delivering the first one, Appoint, and even more on the results of this delivery.How was it a SuccessAppoint is actually a very sim

Technical Blogs updated

ASP.NET

Game Development

  • Unity3D and Opensource get acquainted - Simon Jackson
    The Opensource movement is truly one of the great things of the current generation, almost bringing back the sharing and caring community of the 60's (not that I was around then but I hear it was nice), well almost .  The main idea being that everyone should share and help …

  • Android NDK Game Development Cookbook – A Review - Simon Jackson
    No matter which platform is your primary target platform for your game in development, it is wise to have an appreciation for how platforms operate.  So even if Android isn't your first deployment it's good to get to know how it works as it will help you architect your game …




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