51 articles yesterday match your preferences. Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject. Some interesting Workspace projects As I mentioned last week I will be showcasing a few new Workspace projects until we can get them listed automatically in the newsletter. If you have one you'd like mentioned then send me a note. First up Marco Bertschi sent in Springlog project that is a full full Syslog port to C#. The more logging developers do the better your chances of squashing the bugs. This project is still in its infancy but it does show off the Git functionality and the Task tracking that comes with Workspaces. Feel free to bug Marco about the lack of documentation. Another project that I'm obviously partial to is our own community effort to improve our WYSIWYG editor on CodeProject. WYSIWYG editor is a simple implementation of CKEditor with some bits specific to CodeProject. If you want to make our current editor better then please dive in. Advertisements | All you need to learn Dev and IT your way…videos, ebooks, more 5,000+ practical training videos, 80,000 pages of eBooks, transcripts, hands-on labs, sample code, pre/post exams – all included. Covers SharePoint, SQL, Visual Studio, Mobile, Cloud, and more. Voted the best! Get started | | SpreadsheetGear 2012 Now for Silverlight! Take your browser based applications beyond the limits of HTML and JavaScript with high performance Excel compatible spreadsheet controls from the leader in .NET spreadsheets. Try the live SpreadsheetGear Silverlight Samples Now! | | Open private workspaces for only $2 per month! Workspaces now powers CodeProject and it's available for your own projects! Git, Task tracking, or private workspaces - as many as you want. Offer limited to the first 10,000 signups until May 30. Try it today! | This week's survey: Why did you leave your last job? Most popular new articles 16 May 2014 - 18 May 2014 | Click Download to claim your free Cisco Live Explorer Pass today! (We won't actually download anything, we're reusing a form.)
Download Now | Latest Additions 51 articles overall. 31 new, 20 updated. New articles added Articles updated - Webpart/Portlet development in ASP.NET MVC Framework - Hasan Hyder
Solution adorned with drag and drop Portlet/Webpart customization feature in ASP.NET MVC Framework. It summoned JQuery for better user experience evading inclusive page refresh during personalization.
- RaptorDB - the Document Store - Mehdi Gholam
NoSql, JSON based, Document store database with compiled .net map functions and automatic hybrid bitmap indexing and LINQ query filters (now with standalone Server mode, Backup and Active Restore, Transactions, Server side queries, MonoDroid support, HQ-Branch Replication)
New Tips and Tricks added Tips and Tricks updated - Web Automation - Đinh Công Thắng
You can fill any form, click any button, and extract any data from web by using Web Automation.
New Technical Blogs added - C++ Header - Paul Watt
C++ header
- Type Lists - Paul Watt
Previously I had discussed the tuple data type. The tuple is a general purpose container that can be comprised of any sequence of types. Both the types and the values can be accessed by index or traversing similar to a linked list. The TypeList is a category of types that are very similar to the tup
- F# 28 : Integrating With Task Parallel Library - Sacha Barber
Last time we looked at the Async class, and examined some of its core functions. This time we will be looking at using some Task Parallel Library (TPL) classes, namely Task, and Task. We will also examine how the Async module can be used in conjunction with TPL. TPL Primer I do not have enough [
- F# 28 : Integrating With Task Parallel Library - Sacha Barber
Last time we looked at the Async class, and examined some of its core functions. This time we will be looking at using some Task Parallel Library (TPL) classes, namely Task, and Task. We will also examine how the Async module can be used in conjunction with TPL. TPL Primer I do not have enough [
- My favorite Programming Quotes - Psycho_Coder
Hey Guys, below are some of my favorite quotes , I hope you like them ." Programming can be fun, so can cryptography; however they should not be combined. " - Kreitzberg and Shneiderman"Java is, in many ways, C++--." — Michael Feldman."How C++ is like teenage sex:It is on everyone's mind all the tim
- String Permutations - How to generate permutations of String or numbers - Psycho_Coder
Hello Everyone ,Today I will be telling you how to print all the possible permutations of a string provided by the user. I will show you the recursive way to do this. The programming paradigm that we use in case of Recursion is backtracking.What do you mean by Permutations ?A permutation, also cal
- Smaller, Faster and more reliable, but you won't like it ! - Chris Boss
With all the interest in the “Internet of Things”, currently being discussed in the programming world, it is worth reexamining our approaches to developing software. One thing is for sure, building fast executing software for tinier and tinier devices requires some real rethinking. But w
- Lyrister - Song Lyrics Scrapper - Psycho_Coder
Hello Everyone,Today I will share a little snippet I wrote to get scrap or download lyrics of your favorite songs and save on your harddrive as .txt files. I have used python 2.7.4 for this and have used the BeautifulSoup python package for web requestsYou can get the code here : https://github.com
- F#27 : Asynchronous Workflows - Sacha Barber
Last time we looked at reactive programming, and this time we will look at a very cool feature of F# which is called asynchronous workflows. It is fair to say that the new Async-Await syntax bears more than a passing resemblance to F# async workflows. Async workflows offer a easy way to write asynch
- PostSharpin' – Part 3 - A Round Tuit
In the final part of this series I look at new features coming in PostSharp 3.2, including support for aggregates and undo/redo. Aggregates Under the hood, the biggest new feature in 3.2 might be the support for aggregates: object graphs with parent-child relationships. Version 3.2 makes aggregates
- A Giant Woman - TerranceSmith
A giant woman
Technical Blogs updated - using / namespace - Paul Watt
using and namespace are two of the most useful C++ keywords when it comes to simplifying syntax, and clarifying your intentions with the code. You should understand the value and flexibility these constructs will add to your software and it maintenance. The benefits are realized in the form of orga
- The Road Ahead - Paul Watt
Code of The DamnedThis is a journal for those who feel they have been damned to live in a code base that has no hope. However, there is hope. Hope comes in the form of understanding how entropy enters the source code you work in and using discipline, experience, tools and many other resources to kee
- F#25 : Active Patterns - Sacha Barber
Ok so we just wrapped up the final dedicated chunk of the main F# areas, where we looked at OO Programming in F#. These last couple of articles will be miscellaneous ones that I could no really find a home for. This one in particular will be on Active Patterns. Active pattern allow you to […]
- My Unit Test Environment - Paul Watt
I discussed the merits of selecting a suitable unit test framework for your development project in my previous post. I described the qualities that I found most valuable in the test framework that I use, CxxTest. The qualities are xUnit framework, portability, simplicity, and flexibility. There are
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