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Android Tutorial Contest: 3 New Article Topics Released

Yesterday marked the deadline for the first three tutorials in the competition series and our judges are already busy reviewing all the excellent entries that were submitted. The next round of competition focuses on Android UI/UX design, and the outline of topics that you need to cover in Articles #4, #5 and #6 are now published on the contest page.

You have three weeks to write and submit the tutorials for this round. Try to keep them as simple and concise as possible, and remember that I'll be following along with the articles myself as I delve into developing my very own (and very first) Android app. There is $10,000 in prizes up for grabs, so what are you waiting for... write a beginner's Android tutorial and enter the enter the contest today!

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Weekly Poll Results

What's the hardest bit about writing an app?

Survey period: 28 Jul 2014 to 4 Aug 2014

We'll assume writing the actual code is the easy bit...

OptionVotes% 
Interpreting specs (or lack thereof)79248.56792 votes, 48.56%
Getting the architecture right (without redoing it 3 times)55133.78551 votes, 33.78%
Dealing with the compiler / framework / libraries / OS etc22513.80225 votes, 13.80%
Ensuring it works on different hardware / browsers / systems48529.74485 votes, 29.74%
Ensuring it's fast / small / resource friendly enough24214.84242 votes, 14.84%
Getting the User Experience and UI / graphics spot on54033.11540 votes, 33.11%
Testing sufficiently50330.84503 votes, 30.84%
Dealing with the client54833.60548 votes, 33.60%
Other804.9080 votes, 4.90%
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

This week's survey: Is the amount of legacy code you're responsible for increasing or decreasing?

Most popular new articles

1 Aug 2014 - 3 Aug 2014

Research

Latest Additions

82 articles overall. 52 new, 30 updated.

New articles added

Android

C / C++ Language

C#

Client side scripting

Database

Design and Architecture

Dialogs and Windows

LightSwitch

Product Showcase

  • Searching SQL Server Databases with Red Gate's SQL Search - Chris_Yates
    When managing a large amount of servers and databases, having an efficient way to search for objects in a particular database, SQL Server instance or the object metadata is crucial. DBA Chris Yates tells us why SQL Search from Red Gate helps him achieve this with ease, and at no cost.

  • Why I Use Crashlytics - Part 2 - donn-felker
    In this article I'm going to discuss how this data can help you fix the most critical crashes with minimal effort and create happy users and customers for your business. I'll also talk about how I use Crashlytics in an application that is very large in scale.

Windows API

Articles updated

Android

  • Article 1 - Introduction to Android - Ranjan.D
    In this article you will be learning the basics about Android, It's architecture stack etc. Also it covers the brief summary about Android, comparison with other phones etc.

  • Article 3: Creating a Simple Hello World Android Project - Ranjan.D
    In this article you will be learning how to code a simple Hello World Android App and build, test and run the same in your physical device. In addition to this, you will learn the basic files and components of an android app.

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

Client side scripting

Debug Tips

  • Building a Mixed-Mode Sampling Profiler - Mattias Högström
    Walking a native and a managed callstack is fairly easy. Walking a mixed-mode callstack is much much harder. Existing documentation is truly minimal. I hope this article and its sample profiler can shed some light in this area.

Design and Architecture

  • Event Stream Accounting - Duncan Edwards Jones
    Use of the Event Source application architecture in financial software

OpenGL

Windows Communication Foundation

Windows Presentation Foundation

New Tips and Tricks added

Android

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

Database

  • Foreach File Enumerator in SSIS - Sreekanth Mohan
    Foreach file enumerator in SSIS

  • Conditional Split Transformation in SSIS - Sreekanth Mohan
    Conditional split is used to route data rows to different outputs based on conditions. This is similar to CASE statement in programming languages. Here I am explaining conditional split with an example.

  • Get SSRS Report Information - Ajit Kumar Thakur ITC Infotech
    This article explain report server database details. It will help to get the report details available in report server database.

HTML / CSS

List Controls

VBScript

Tips and Tricks updated

ASP.NET

Database

Printing

Programming Tips

New Technical Blogs added

.NET Framework

Dialogs and Windows

  • WIN32, 32 bit Atom SOC's and Windows ! A powerful combination. - Chris Boss
    I just have to say that I am getting very excited about some of the things both Intel and Microsoft are working on. Why ? Old time programmer feeling lost I have been programming since the 1980′s professionally (anyone remember the Commodore 64, TI-99, CPM ?) and like most programmers change i

Game Development

Java

  • Create Smileys or Image using Bit Arrays in Java - Psycho_Coder
    Hello Everyone,Today I will show you how to create a simple image by using code in Java in Applet. I have used Netbeans IDE 7.3 beta 2 and Java 7. You must have a bit knowledge about java and Applets for you to understand this code properly.We will create a simple smiley and a hut. To create a sim

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  • C# Get Frames from a GIF - Apex95
    This is a simple method to extract a certain frame (or all of them) from a GIF, using C#. As always, .NET provides all the functions we need, so it shouldn't take more than 12 lines of code.Basic InformationAs you know, GIFs contain various images (frames) that are displayed one by one after a certa

  • Failed to retrieve directory listing filezilla connecting to IIS FTP behind NAT - Grant Curell
    Just recently I was setting up IIS with FTPS and had a bear of a time getting it to work. Both because I needed to learn a bit about FTP and Microsoft’s scheme for getting things configured wasn’t exactly what I’d call intuitive. If you’re in the same place I was you received

  • Giving Automated Fuzzing a Trial Run with Peach - Grant Curell
    I’ve never found my own bugs and written my own exploits and that’s a skill I’d like to develop. In that vain, I’ve been trying out the Peach 3 Fuzzer. Here are some of the tutorials I tried out: Fuzzing with Peach – Part 1 Fuzzing with Peach – Part 2 I also start

  • Visual Studio Integrated ULS Viewer (free Visual Studio 2012/2013 add-in) - Kyriakos Akriotis
    Project Description Visual Studio integrated ULS Viewer does not come to substitute or demand a place among the currently existing ULS viewers. Definitely it cannot even be compared with the richness of functionality of the originial UlsViewer from Microsoft (currently discontinued) but this is not

  • Making your own corpus using Wikipedia - Psycho_Coder
    Hello Reader,PrefaceIn this section and also from now on I will sharing my little experience with NLP (Natural Language Processing). At present I am conducting research on Question Generation which is a part of Question Answering systems in NLP. In the process of my research I decided to first

Web Security

  • Security Design Patterns – Secure Process Creation - CdnSecurityEngineer
    Intro – Secure Process Creation I chose the Secure Process Creation pattern as the first pattern to kick of the series on security design patterns because process creation is everywhere in the software world today. Ensuring that the way processes…Read more ›

Windows Communication Foundation

  • Understanding Fault Contract in WCF - Imran Abdul Ghani
    In previous WCF tutorials, we learnt about different WCF Contracts including Behavioral (Service Contract, Operation Contract) and Structural (Data Contract and Message Contract). In this post, we will learn about another behavioral Contract i.e. Fault Contract. What is a Fault Contract? In WCF (Win




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