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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Friday, June 29, 2018 Our Summer Fun with Arduino Challenge has been a blast! So much so we want to keep the fun going and have extended the Summer Fun with Arduino Challenge for another month! To keep things interesting, we're throwing in a brand new challenge for all you Arduino fans - details coming to you next week. Meanwhile, we want to thank all our enthusiastic participants for giving the Arduino challenge a go and for the creativity demonstrated by our article writers. We will announce the winners of the first phase of the contest on July 2nd, so you still have time to post, update and improve your articles right up to the last minute. Let your imagination run wild! Unlock answers to critical DevOps adoption questions Join Zephyr's CPO Hamesh Chawla as he prepares you for the race towards continuous testing as companies across the board are moving towards DevOps and a shift-left approach. Watch Video Now! UP Squared* Grove* IoT Development Kit A high performance IoT kit providing a clear path to production, configuration with pre-installed Ubuntu OS, expanded I/O to help with rapid prototyping, and a means to incorporate complex and advanced libraries for commercial IoT deployments. Get started! Get $10,000 worth of developer software, for free To celebrate the developer community around the world, Pusher have created the Pusher Dev Pack - a selection of software and credits from companies including DigitalOcean, MongoDB & Pusher. It costs nothing so get yours now, it ends June 30th! Headline article fastJSON   (370 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated 15 hours ago) Smallest, fastest polymorphic JSON serializer (with Silverlight4, MonoDroid and .net core support) New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes Anagrams - Fun with Words Part 2   (0 votes) by charles922 (updated 11 hours ago) Anagram Generator Arduino Motorcycle Signal Lights   (13 votes) by Matt McGuire (updated yesterday) Using an Arduino Nano to control all the working lights on an old 1978 Suzuki GS500 Car Distance Sensors Using an Ultrasonic Transducer   (2 votes) by Florian Rappl (updated 9 hours ago) A car distance sensor using the Arduino with an ultrasonic transducer. You may also like... Research Library A Solution Blueprint for DevOps Sponsored by Spirent Without continuous control, the code development complexity curve becomes unstable,creating a "big bang process" that results in process failures... Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud: What's the difference? Sponsored by Developer Media Trying to understand the cloud hosting landscape can be a nightmare. The internet is full of blog posts, whitepapers, eBooks, and marketing sites... Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes Random Number Generation and Sampling Methods   (43 votes) by Peter Occil (updated 14 hours ago) Discusses many ways applications can do random number generation and sampling from an underlying random number generator (RNG) and includes pseudocode for many of them. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Machine Learning with ML.Net and C#/VB.Net   (5 votes) by Dirk Bahle (updated 16 hours ago) Solving the Classification problem with ML.Net Version 0.2. C# C# Poisson Cumulative Distribution for large Lambdas   (11 votes) by Member 11242468 (updated 23 hours ago) Implementation of the Poisson Cumulative Distribution function for large Lambdas Universal Windows Platform and Windows Runtime Proper Bash scripting on Windows: Associate SH scripts to WSL (Windows 10) (enable drag-and-drop to .sh) (+other linux executables)   (5 votes) by Alex the Green Apple (updated 15 hours ago) Guide to properly set up Windows 10 for Shell scripting © 2018 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Daily Build click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com