CodeProject | The Daily Build - 11 Nov 2013

20 articles yesterday. Monday, November 11, 2013 View online Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject. We've just stumbled home from a week spent traveling the length and breadth of Europe to speak to software developers about, well, software development. It's a mess A good mess, in that it's always a good time for software developers when software needs to be upgraded with new features, or upgraded to a new version of the OS, or ported to a completely new OS. However, the choice of what you do and what you skip can make or break you and it's hard to know which road to travel. Will you create a WinRT version, or will you move to android? Will iOS continue to lose market share or will it continue to be the money maker? We don't know what will happen but we do know what we see and hear and over the next few weeks we'll be publishing our notes and our research to at least shine a light along the way. 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Time Period Library for .NET - Jani Giannoudis LINQ to CSV library - Matt Perdeck Peer to Peer File Sharing Through WCF - Amir Jalilifard Convolutional Neural Network Workbench - Filip D'haene Research Securing Your Software for the Mobile Application Market The proliferation of mobile applications – and the growing threat posed by malware – mean that mobile devices and networks now face an even greater risk of becoming infected with malicious content. Once an infection occurs, the consequences can be potentially disastrous for consumers, developers, and network operators alike. It's imperative that mobile application developers secure their code and content to protect the integrity of their software and the reputation of their business. In this business guide, we discuss how the latest code... Download Now Latest Additions 20 articles overall. 2 new, 18 updated. New articles added Design and Architecture Software Architecture - Paulo Zemek A discussion about architecture in the development of applications, also discussing home-made frameworks and why they can be good. Articles updated .NET Framework .NET Application Framework (Spring.net + ibatis.net) - Changqin Liu C# framework integrated with spring.net and ibatis.net. .NET Library to Easily Save Property Data - Brad Joss [RegSave] your property to the Registry, and more. Algorithms & Recipes Convolutional Neural Network Workbench - Filip D'haene A workbench to create, train, and test convolutional neural networks against the MNIST and CIFAR-10 datasets Applications & Tools ToDoList 6.8 Beta Release - An effective and flexible way to keep on top of your tasks - .dan.g. A hierarchical task manager with native XML support for custom reporting. C / C++ Language Fastest strstr-like function in C!? - Sanmayce Tuned function for searching a needle in a haystack C# An Overview on Many Terms and Principles - Paulo Zemek Understand things like OOP, AOP, Loose-coupling, Class Inheritance, Interface Implementation, Open-Closed Principle and others. Making .NET Applications Scriptable with Aphid, an Embeddable Scripting Language - John_Leitch This article details how to make .NET applications scriptable with Aphid, an embeddable scripting language. C++ / CLI MfcAdapter - not OLE .NET/WPF Container of MFC Applications - Alexey Shalnov How to build Not OLE container of MFC applications based on hosting of MFC application from within WinForms and WPF applications Client side scripting Include JavaScript exceptions in your server side logs with JSNLog - Matt Perdeck JSNLog lets you insert loggers in your client side JavaScript, configure them in your web.config, and store their messages in your server side logs. Code Generation Python Code Generator written in Python - Bill_Hallahan Code generator writes argument parsing code. Cryptography & Security Off-The-Record (OTR) Security Protocol - Don Fizachi A C# implementation of the OTR protocol. Date and Time Time Period Library for .NET - Jani Giannoudis Extensive time period calculations and individual calendar periods. LINQ LINQ to CSV library - Matt Perdeck Easy to use library to use CSV and tab delimited files with LINQ queries. Miscellaneous Hosting of MFC MDI Applications from Within WinForms and WPF Applications - Alexey Shalnov Demonstrates the concept of how to build an old MFC application in a .NET application, to replace the MFC MDI Framework with the modern WinForms or the WPF Framework and to integrate MFC Views and Dialogs in it. Testing and QA Visual studio 2012 Fakes - Marla Sukesh In this article we will make a deep dive into VS 2012 Fakes. Windows Communication Foundation Peer to Peer File Sharing Through WCF - Amir Jalilifard In this article, you are going to learn about P2P Network and Windows Communication Foundation to share your files between peers through a P2P network. WCF Service to Send Emails With Attachments - Max Vagner Setting, configuring, and calling a WCF service to send emails with multiple file attachments. Tips and Tricks updated Ajax AJAX vs. Non-AJAX Calls All-in-One Page - Peter Leow This is a simple web application to illustrate visually the difference between Ajax and non-Ajax calls that take place all in a single web page. New Technical Blogs added Design and Architecture Test Driven Development - Paul Watt a brief overview of TDD, which will include a description of the concepts, development process and potential benefits associated with TDD. © 2013 CodeProject.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. 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