51 articles yesterday match your preferences. Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject. Workspaces::Docs - Update your article content via ::Workspaces If you've posted an article on CodeProject then your article's source code, Tasks list and documentation all live in a Workspace connected to your article. You can connect to your code (and anyone else's code!) directly using a Git client, and you can post bugs and suggestions on the article's Task list. You can now also update your article's content via ::Docs in ::Workspaces. Simply visit your article's workspace (see the links on the left of each article) then click on "Article" on the left and then click the edit icon at the top right of the article. Your changes appear immediately on your workspace but will need to go through the (very quick) moderation process in order to appear as updated text on your CodeProject article. HTML article contest It's the last week of our HTML5/CSS3 article writing competition starts this week. The topics of the last pair of articles to be written will be announced today on the competition page. Sharpen your pencils! Or keyboards. Advertisements | SDD 2014 London – 100+ talks from great speakers With 100+ deep-dive sessions & all-day workshops, all of them delivered by world-class experts, you'll find plenty of choice at SDD 2014 – topics include .NET Architecture, Async C#, ASP.NET MVC 5, AngularJS, Web APIs, & more: click here for details. | | Achieve the Ten-Hour Workweek Iron Speed Designer is the fastest way to deliver feature-rich applications for .NET, SharePoint and software-as-a-service cloud computing environments. Amaze users with visually stunning applications that look like they took months to build. Download a Trial! | | 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: Do you comment your code? Most popular new articles 2 May 2014 - 4 May 2014 Latest Additions 51 articles overall. 33 new, 18 updated. New articles added - MVC Custom Select Control - Stephen Muecke
MVC HtmlHelper class used in conjunction with a JQuery plugin to generate a custom select control that provides complex property postback, keyboard filtering of items, grouped and hierarchical displays, optional AJAX loading and CSS styling of items.
- The big MVVM Template - _Noctis_
To save you doing this every time you want a WPF/MVVM project, here it is, all rolled into one.
- 10 Golden Rules Of Good OOP - Giovanni Scerra
A good architecture means money saved in learning, maintaining, testing, fixing, extending and scaling source code. The following guidelines are not exhaustive and are meant to be applied on top of the SOLID principles and proper use of OO Design Patterns.
Articles updated - Azure Service Bus Tester - Roman Kiss
This article describes the design and implementation of the small tool, tester for Windows Azure Service Bus Messaging.
- 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.
- How to build ultimate XBMC HTPC for less than $200 - Predrag Tomasevic
Enjoy watching your videos on the big screen by building your own Home Theater PC and using XBMC. Article also touches on other Media Players like Roku 3, Apple TV, Android TV Boxes...
- fastBinaryJSON - Mehdi Gholam
A binary JSON serializer based on fastJSON (support for MonoDroid)
- 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.
New Tips and Tricks added Tips and Tricks updated New Technical Blogs added - How to Add Favicon - SonuKSingh
IntroductionFavicon is a image\icon displayed alongside the address of a website and also shown as icon in your favorite/bookmark list of website.How to add a faviconCreate a icon (.ico) file which you want to show in address bar, on tab or icon in favorite item. Name it as favicon.ico and place it
- F#23 : Generics - Sacha Barber
So we are about 1/2 way through the OO segment of our F# journey, we just have this article and one other to do. This one will focus on generics support in F#, we shall be covering the following topics Implicit Generics Explicit Generics Using Generics In Various Types Generic Constraints I should j
- How To Create Multi Level Menu Dynamically Using C# in ASP.Net - Nitesh Luharuka
Friends, This is Part 4 of the series "Creating Menus". We have already seen how to create a single level menu dynamically in ASP.Net here. This post will explain how to create a multi-level menu dynamically using C# in Asp.Net. You can also read the other 2 posts in this series with the links menti
- F#22 : Abstract classes / Overriding Methods / Implementing Interfaces - Sacha Barber
In this article we continue the OO leg of our F# journey. So this time we will look at abstract classes / overriding methods and how to implement interfaces Abstract Methods / Virtual Method F# like the rest of the .NET languages allow you to mark a method (function) as abstract. There is a [̷
- F#9 : Option types - Sacha Barber
If C# there is a concept of null for reference types and Nullable class for value types (structs). For value type this can take one of the following 2 forms (for demo purposes I am using a int type here, but the type could be any value type) Nullable int? These are both equivalent. […]
- F#8 Discriminated Unions - Sacha Barber
OK so our F# journey continues. We have looked at some of the basic building block types such as Records/Tuples, it is now time to look at Discriminated Unions. Discriminated unions provide support for values that can be one of a number of possible values. The possible values are known as "union c
- F#7 : Records - Sacha Barber
So we continue our journey into more of the F# types. This time we will be looking at Record types. How Do I Create A Record When you create a new F# record, it may remind you of anonymous objects in C#. Here is how you create them. I think they are quite similar […]
- F#6 : Tuples - Sacha Barber
So our journey into F# continues. The next coupe of posts will be about F# types that may or may not have standard .NET equivalents. This post will be talking about tuples. What Are Tuples A tuple is a grouping of unnamed but ordered values, possibly of different types. Creating Tuples Tuples ar
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