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39 articles overall. 26 new, 13 updated.

New articles added

C / C++ Language

Dialogs and Windows

HTML / CSS

Java

Programming Tips

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ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

  • Group GridView Data - Anurag Gandhi
    A custom GridView control which provides you an additional facility to group the data in gridview along with the facility to customise the Group Header and Group Footer

C / C++ Language

  • A .NET like Dictionary in C++ - Paulo Zemek
    This article presents a .NET like Dictionary implemented in C++, which has better performance and consumes less memory than the STL's unordered_map class.

COM / COM+

HTML / CSS

Win32/64 SDK & OS

Windows Communication Foundation

New Tips and Tricks added

.NET Framework

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

C / C++ Language

C#

Database

Printing

  • GDI Drawing and Printing - Mattias Högström
    Learn the basics of how to draw with GDI on screen and to printer. We will look closer at the different GDI map modes, and how to do proper adjustments when you need to send the output to a printer.

Windows Presentation Foundation

New Technical Blogs added

Code Generation

  • Automatic code documentation based on your C# comments - Ben Liebert
    I've written a few APIs over the years and the worst part is writing the documentation: it takes extra time it must be updated every time you make changes to your code it is a duplication of work because I already document my code inline anyway So, here's a handy utility I wrote which will […]

HTML / CSS

  • How to Create a Hierarchical Menu Using HTML And CSS - Nitesh Luharuka
    Friends, I am planning to write a series of articles on creating menus in different ways and this is the 1st one in the series. This post will explain how to create a simple 2 level menu using HTML and CSS only. We know there are a lot of ways to create a HTML menu …Read more →

Mobile Development

  • Mobile Development: writing today screen plugins the easy way - hjgode
    today Plugins with compact framework The following today or home screen plugins for Windows Mobile are based on a work of CrisText at codeplex. The codeplex sources provide a framework to create home screen plugins very easily. You just start a Form or UserControl and add the attribute “[Today

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  • Creating E-Learning Games with Unity – A Review - Simon Jackson
    Continuing the book review season, here's the second book I've looked at recently, an interesting twist in the series of game development. Creating E-Learning Games with Unity One thing I am very passionate about is education, it's what got me started as an avid blogger, a means to get excited ̷

  • Attach Event to all the TextBoxes in a WebPage - Tadit Dash
    Inspired from a Question, I am blogging about a simple technique to attach KeyPress Event to all the TextBoxes of a WebPage. And what is the Technique? Loop through all the Controls in the WebPage Find which are TextBoxes For those Boxes, attach KeyPress Event We will do it using JavaScript. Can you

  • shared_ptr Polymorphic Magic Pitfall - Gabor Fekete
    shared_ptr Polymorphic Magic Pitfall

  • F#14 : Recursion - Sacha Barber
    We continue our journey into F#, and this time we will look at recursion. We have already seen this in a number of places, namely when we talked about Lists and also Pattern Matching. So some of this should be vaguely familiar to you.   Simple Example Lets start with the most basic example which [&#

  • F#13 : Pattern Matching - Sacha Barber
    So last time we looked at Arrays, this time we will look at another core F# technique called pattern matching. Patterns are rules for transforming input data. They are used throughout the F# language to compare data with a logical structure or structures, decompose data into constituent parts, or ex

  • F#12 : Arrays - Sacha Barber
    No language would be complete without arrays (at least in my opinion). They are an excellent structure. F# is of course no fool, and includes them (as you would expect), so this blog will concentrate on looking at using arrays in F#   Creating Arrays There are several ways to create arrays, just as

  • F#11 : Sequences - Sacha Barber
    Last time we looked at the List module, and we now proceed to look at the sequence module. You will in fact see a lot of similarities with the sequence module compared to the list module. The main difference between F# lists and F# sequence is pretty much the same as it is in C#|VB […]

  • F#10 : Lists - Sacha Barber
    Any serious programming you do in any language will always involve lists. As such you will be pleased to know that F# has very very good support for Lists, by way of its List module. A list in F# is an ordered, immutable series of elements of the same type.   Creating Lists In F# […]

Web Services

  • How to create Custom Web Service WCF (REST) in SharePoint 2013 - Melick
    SharePoint native web services can be access via _vti_bin mapped path. Deploying our custom service to this mapped path enables mapped features such as Access service using relative path Ex – Assume service is custom.svc; therefore it is possible to access it http://server/_vti_bin/custom.svc

Technical Blogs updated

.NET Framework

  • Leverage the .NET framework classes from VBA - Pragmateek
    Introduction Following my previous article on a similar subject, Extend your VBA code with C#, VB.Net or C++/CLI, I’ve received an interesting feedback from a VBA developer who wanted to leverage the advanced support of the .Net framework for regular … Continue reading →

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 …

Other .NET Languages

  • 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 [




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