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The Daily Build - 12 May 2014. JSON Spirit: A C++ JSON Parser/Generator Implemented with Boost Spirit

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Weekly Poll Results

Do you comment your code?

Survey period: 5 May 2014 to 12 May 2014

A repeat of our survey from 4 years ago. Let's see how things have changed.

OptionVotes% 
I add comment headers for all public classes, objects and methods, events, fields etc56640.03566 votes, 40.03%
I add comment headers for all non-public classes, objects and methods, as well as non-obvious logic inside these37126.24371 votes, 26.24%
I provide comments at the top of files29721.00297 votes, 21.00%
I comment any code that may be obscure (the "what") to a reader87962.16879 votes, 62.16%
I comment any code where the purpose (the "why") may be obscure93766.27937 votes, 66.27%
I comment on expected inputs, outputs and other results27719.59277 votes, 19.59%
I comment on exceptions, side effects or error codes31021.92310 votes, 21.92%
I comment on structures (loop endings, function endings etc)16911.95169 votes, 11.95%
I comment as a last resort when I can't make my code any clearer36325.67363 votes, 25.67%
I do not comment code.896.2989 votes, 6.29%
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

This week's survey: Are you a procrastinator?

Most popular new articles

9 May 2014 - 11 May 2014

Research

Latest Additions

55 articles overall. 39 new, 16 updated.

New articles added

.NET Framework

C#

  • Diving in OOP : Polymorphism and Inheritance (Part 1) - Akhil_Mittal
    This article will cover almost every OOPS concept that a novice/beginner developer hunt for, and not only beginners, the article's purpose is to be helpful to experience professionals also who need to sometimes brush-up their concepts or who prepare for interviews

Client side scripting

Cross Platform

Design and Architecture

Grid & Data Controls

iPhone

Parallel Programming

Product Showcase

Programming Tips

Web Security

Windows Presentation Foundation

  • WPF x FileExplorer3 x MVVM - Leung Yat Chun
    FileExplorer is an WPF based control that emulate most aspect of Shell Explorer, you can use it to display shell objects or any hierarchical data.

Articles updated

Algorithms & Recipes

ASP

C#

Collections

Cryptography & Security

Database

Design and Architecture

Grid & Data Controls

Hardware & System

Internet / Network

Testing and QA

XML

  • XML Visualizer v.2 - Lars Hove Christiansen
    XML Visualizer v.2 improves the standard XML Visualizer in Visual Studio 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2013.

New Tips and Tricks added

Algorithms & Recipes

  • ARA - Simulation - yazanjaradat
    Ant-Colony Based Routing Algorithm (ARA) C# Simulation

Android

ASP.NET

ATL Server

Book Reviews

C#

Client side scripting

Design and Architecture

Files and Folders

HTML / CSS

Site & Server Management

Web Services

Tips and Tricks updated

C#

New Technical Blogs added

Android

  • android: ipPrint4 print label/receipts to ip printer - hjgode
    ipPrint4 An android label/receipt printing app for TCP/IP connected printers This app is based on my btPrint4 app. In contrast to btPrint4 this time we print on TCP/IP connected printers. As with btPrint4 we have a main activity and one to list available printers and one to list available demo files

ASP.NET

  • ThreadAbortException. I'm just fine, but thank you for asking. - Tim Golisch
    I found a fun one today. I was working on an ASP.net page that was having some funny behavior. When you clicked the Search button, instead of being redirected to a search results page, it was going to an error … Continue reading →

C#

  • Non Blocking C# Task Cancelling - Mikea15
    In our previous sample snippet, Cancel a Loop in a Task with CancellationTokens in c# , I try to explain how we can get out of a looping c# task, but a problem may arise from that situation. If we were to wait for any result out of that Task, we would be blocking the calling […]

Code Generation

  • Got sweet code? Save it! - BC3Tech
    If you're a Visual Studio user you're more than familiar with snippets (I would hope). ctor, propa, testm, all very useful. But have you created your own snippets? You can do this with tools like the Snippet Designer extension, or roll your own by creating & editing a snippet XML file by hand based

Date and Time

  • How To Convert a Future Date Time to "X minutes from now" in C# - Nitesh Luharuka
    Friends, In my previous post, we saw how can we convert a Date Time value to "X Minutes Ago" feature using C#. A user interestingly asked me for a function that can do something similar but for future dates. Today, in this post we will see how we can achieve similar functionality for a future …

Grid & Data Controls

  • Practical Applications of Locality Sensitive Hashing for Unstructured Data - Jake Drew
    Introduction The purpose of this article is to demonstrate how the practical Data Scientist can implement a Locality Sensitive Hashing system from start to finish in order to drastically reduce the search time typically required in high dimensional spaces when finding similar items.  Locality Sensit

Hardware & System

  • Simple Achievement System in C# - Mikea15
    Achievements are becoming more and more usual in games. They provide the player a sense of accomplishment and progress by rewarding them with badges that proves their skill and experience. Some achievements are simple and other require a combination of particular actions to unlock. In this article I

Other .NET Languages

  • F#26 : Reactive Programming - Sacha Barber
    In this post we will look at using a reactive programming paradigm within F#. There may be some of you that have used the Reactive Extensions (Rx), I am in fact a massive fan boy of Rx, and really enjoy what it can bring to a project, in particular a UI project benefits immensely from […]

SharePoint Server

Shell and IE programming

  • F#26 : Reactive Programming - Sacha Barber
    In this post we will look at using a reactive programming paradigm within F#. There may be some of you that have used the Reactive Extensions (Rx), I am in fact a massive fan boy of Rx, and really enjoy what it can bring to a project, in particular I think a UI project benefits […]

SQL Reporting Services

  • How to Make an SQL from Clojure or My Macros Kata - Alex Turok
    Despite the fact that I started learning Clojure about 2 years ago, until recently I didn't explore, maybe, the most fascinating part of the language – macros. I did try to compose simple macros once or twice, but generally they failed to grasp my attention and I never understood how they work and,

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  • Get Prepared for Unity 5 – The Dreaded "." - Simon Jackson
    Unity 5 is fast approaching it being with it a whole heap of new features, some obvious, some not so obvious. If you haven't seen what's coming publically in Unity 5, check out the feature preview shown at Unite 2014   There are however a few behind the scenes changes …

Technical Blogs updated

Design and Architecture




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