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CodeProject | The Daily Build - 3 Mar 2014

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Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject.

Top Articles of January

The newsletter schedule means we have a slightly late announcement for the top monthly articles, but we got there in the end. We've introduced an "Everything else" category as well as runners-up to better reward those putting in the hard work.Congratulations to all that were nominated. Here are January's winners:

C# Winner Marla Sukesh Factory Method Pattern vs. Abstract Factory Pattern
  Runner-up Igor Ladnik Tiny Framework for Parallel Computing
C++: Winner Mike Hankey AVR Assembler 101
  Runner-up shailesh91082 Part 1: Windows Debugging Techniques - Debugging Application Crash (Windbg)
Database: Winner Sander Rossel Querying SQL Server 2012: Part II
  Runner-up Christian Graus SQL Wizardry Part Four - passing lists of data to SQL Server
Web Dev: Winner Jeremy Likness 10 Reasons Web Developers Should Learn Angular
  Runner-up Ashley Davis Implementing a Flowchart with SVG and AngularJS
Mobile: Winner Jan van den Baard MoneyPit
  Runner-up Serge Desmedt AndroidVision: Learn Image Processing on your mobile
VB.NET: Winner ISpliter Visual Basic 6.0: A giant more powerful than ever
  Runner-up Fredrik Bornander Searchable WPF TreeView
"Everything Else"  Winner Paul Watt Software Maintenance is a Myth
  Runner-up Mike Hankey An autonomous roving vehicle Part 2 of n
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Latest Additions

20 articles overall. 8 new, 12 updated.

New articles added

ASP.NET

  • Create a First Web API Service - Nadege Rouelle
    This article will describe how to create a simple Web API service in order to be able to use it later with AngularJS or ASP.NET MVC application for example.

Collections

  • AddCollection and FragmentableQueue - Paulo Zemek
    This article presents two collections optimized for for good memory consumption and for inserts at the end, being always O(1). The AddCollection can also create immutable views without creating copies of the data.

HTML / CSS

Articles updated

Algorithms & Recipes

ASP.NET

Audio and Video

Files and Folders

Hardware & System

Wiki.ASP.NET articles

  • Working with NoSQL Databases - ASP.NET Community
    This article explains how to work with NoSQL databases, why to use NoSQL, what NoSQL databases are present, .NET APIs for NoSQL and Further Reading

  • ViewState - ASP.NET Community
    ViewState is the mechanism that allows state values to be preserved across page postbacks.Because of the stateless nature of web pages, regular

  • Upload an Image and an Audio file using C# - ASP.NET Community
    In my case, I use  a FileUpload Control(Id:->FileUpload1), an ImageButton(ImageButton1) or you can use the Image,  a Button Control(Id:->Updatebttn)

New Tips and Tricks added

Algorithms & Recipes

C#

Exception Handling

Tips and Tricks updated

Algorithms & Recipes

  • Math Parser .NET C# - kirnbas
    This is light, fast and simple to understand mathematical parser designed in one class, which receives as input a mathematical expression (System.String) and returns the output value (System.Double)

Threads, Processes & IPC

  • Code Injection - Rt Tiwari
    This program will demonstrate the process of injecting code into already running processes. Here we have choosen to inject into Explorer

Wiki.ASP.NET articles

  • Fixed Div At The Bottom Of The Page - ASP.NET Community
    Hi everybody,I am going to write an example div fixed in the bottom. First let's write our divs to be fixed in bottom.----------  

New Technical Blogs added

Code Generation

  • Visual Studio code snippets - n.podbielski
    What I really like in Visual Studio as development environment is code snippets. Well actually probably other IDE have something very similar but I do not have much of a choice in that matter as C# developer :)Anyway this feature is really useful. For example while refactoring I very often use if su

Files and Folders

  • Should I be concerned about PDB files ? - Bibhu Dutta
    I still can remember, the first time I encountered PDB files. “Should I be concerned about PDB files ?” and was quickly replied as “it’s just another file used in the debugging process”, by a colleague. Till yesterday, I had the … Continue reading →




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