Chủ Nhật, 31 tháng 8, 2014

Weekly Newsletter (1 Sep 2014)

144 articles posted last week that match your preferences. 25 listed.

Time Off for Good Behaviour

It's the last holiday of the ridiculously short Canadian Summer so we're all on holidays today stocking up on vitamin D before we're cutoff. We'll be back in the office tomorrow, peeling no doubt, but we are checking emails in the meantime.

Intel Developer Forum discounts

I'll be at the Intel conference in San Francisco next week so feel free to hunt me down if you're out that way. These two discount codes may come in handy:

  • BUBDRD: Business Unit Customer Full Conference (discounts to $695, an $800 saving on a three day pass)
  • BUDDRD: Business Unit Customer Day Pass (down to $295, a $300 saving)

cheers,
Chris Maunder

Weekly Poll Results

Is coding addictive?

Survey period: 25 Aug 2014 to 1 Sep 2014

(For all those who think "I can give it up at any time I want to!")

OptionVotes% 
Yes126772.941267 votes, 72.94%
No47027.06470 votes, 27.06%

This week's survey: Do you use your work email or personal email as a username?

New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips added

.NET Framework

Ajax

Algorithms & Recipes

Android

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

C / C++ Language

C#

Charts, Graphs and Images

Client side scripting

Database

Design and Architecture

E-commerce

Game Development

    by Simon Jackson
    It’s finally here, my first title has now been published on Packt’s publishing site and all of the leading online bookstores (probably a few less reputable as well ??).  If you like what you see in these snippets, they you are going to love the full book. Here’s an overview …

General Graphics

Grid & Data Controls

      (1 vote) by Er. Mayank Kothari
    drag and reorder rows in datagridview control
      (1 vote) by Samuel Cragg
    With C# 5 (.NET 4.5) it became a lot easier to create asynchronous methods. There’s also a great MSDN article on how to leverage this using MVVM so that you can have properties update the view when they’ve finished loading. What I wanted was a simple control that would indicate to the us

HTML / CSS

Installation

      (1 vote) by Amogh Natu
    This post explains all the steps required to do a factory reset to a Mac running OS X 10.9 (Mavericks). These steps can also be used on other lower mac versions.

Internet / Network

    by Sacha Barber
    Last time we looked at the different socket types within ZeroMq, and I also told you their equivalent in NetMq (which is what I use for these posts). This time we will look at 3 small areas of ZeroMq, which are none the less very important areas, and should not be overlooked. These areas are [&#8230

Java

      (1 vote) by lgoyal06
    Understanding Producer Consumer Problem using Email Queue Example.
    by lessthanoptimal
    Compact symbolic way to perform linear algebra in Java
    by YawerIqbal
    Introduction Java script is an interesting and popular programming language. Its syntax is easy, features are cool and its role is becoming more and more important every day in web development. Usually it is easy to get started with JavaScript because a lot of resources and community help is availab

LINQ

    by Matthew Edmondson
    When LINQ appeared on our screens it brought along a requirement under the guise of 'Func' whenever you wanted to do anything substantial, such as supply the contents of a where clause:What exactly is Func? What are we actually being asked for here?  This is a journey that begins with delegates.Firs

List Controls

MFC

Mobile Development

    by hjgode
    As I needed a tool to test the maximum MTU size for a network, I needed a ping tool where I can define the packet size and the DF (Do Not Fragment-Flag). As I did not find such a tool, I wrote PingNG. It is a simple tool but the code had to avoid some […]

Node.js

Office Development

Parallel Programming

    by TheCannyCoder
    Today we are going to look at one of the aspects where using streams is a real win – when we need to thread work. As well as parallel streams, we will also look at Spliterators which acts as the machinery which pushes elements into the pipeline. Streams use a technique known as internal iterat

Product Showcase

    by Syncfusion
    HDInsight is a Microsoft-provided distribution of Apache Hadoop. It is available as a cloud-hosted service on Windows Azure.

Progress Controls

    by Artem Smirnov
    codeproject There are many cases when you want to start a long operation and watch its progress. In my Chpokk project (a C# and VB.Net IDE), you can see it when you create a project (primarily when adding NuGet packages, which can be long), compiling, executing, and automated testing. The proble

Raspberry Pi

Reviews on Third Party Products and Tools

    by Kevin Mack
    Hello all, and I'm back again with another update, and honestly, this is a pretty timely topic for me.  We've all heard the term Coding Standards, and at many firms I've deal with they tend to be just some document sitting in a directory on the intranet collecting virtual dust.  But I want to discus
    by Ivan Krivyakov
    Observing Unhandled Exceptions In .NET unhandled exceptions can be observed via AppDomain.UnhandledException event: AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += myHandler; // C# In Win32 unhandled exceptions are observed via SetUnhandledExceptionFilter call: SetUnhandledExceptionFilter(myfilter); /
    by Aligned
    Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/Aligned/archive/2014/08/28/notes-from-a-teched-talk-on-solid-principles.aspxI took notes on a great TechEd presentation about the S.O.L.I.D. principles. I highly recommend this talk for all developers.   Single Responsibility Principle There can be

SharePoint Server

Site & Server Management

      (1 vote) by Marla Sukesh
    There is a very small belief among IT people. “As we become more experienced we should concentrate towards people management more than technology”. Let’s try to understand whether it is true or false. Look at the following conversation between MD, Project Manager and a developer of a company called

Tabs & Property Pages

      (1 vote) by Marla Sukesh
    What We will learn? While creating cube using SQL server data tools or Business intelligence development studio we came across many tabs in the designer window. Let’s understand each one of the tab in short. 1. Cube structure a. Shows the current structure of the cube. Shows the available dimensions

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

      (1 vote) by Keyhole Software
    In Part 1 of this series, I discussed the basics of loading data from an XML file into a database using JAXB and JPA. (If JSON is called for instead of XML, then the same idea should translate to a tool like Jackson.) The approach is to use shared domain objects – i.e. a single […]
    by Grant Curell
    Overview Ever find yourself on a computer where you only have access to e-mail? That’s where FTPoverEmail shines. I frequently find myself in situations where I only have access to e-mail, but I still want to interact with my home server in an FTP-like fashion. You may be in a hotel business c
    by Rajat-Indiandotnet
    Sometimes we require sequence column or we can a row number column so we have ROW_NUMBER() function in SQL SERVER. Lets understand this by following example In this example we have  person table which have firstname, last name, middlename  columns. Now we want to fetch records  with a extra column
    by Sacha Barber
    Multiple sockets polling
    by Rajat-Indiandotnet
    Problem:- My query is slow what are the basic things I can do to get good performance without going for indexes. Solution:- May be this solution help you which I am describing here or it is possible you already aware of it.   (a) Avoid function in column :-The most basic tip is avoid […]
    by Ronnie Mukherjee
    I recently (finally) upgraded to visual studio 2013. One unfortunate consequence of this was that the version of Resharper I was using (v7) was no longer supported. I was disappointed to find that my license was not enough to obtain a free upgrade, therefore I was faced with a choice: either buy a l

Uncategorised Tips and Tricks

User Controls

    by Imran Abdul Ghani
    In one of my previous post on SharePoint Interview Questions for Dummies, we talked about New features of SharePoint 2013 at high level for all type of users including End User, Administrators and Developers. In this post, we will try to explore End User specific new and exciting features in SharePo
    by MarkPearlCoZa
    I’ve been involved in agile development for a few years but was only recentlyintroduced to the process of story mapping - after reading Jeff’s book I’m feeling more and more like story mapping has been a big missing link.For instance, one of the common challenges I have faced in the past is deciding

Web Services

      (3 votes) by Arun Ramachandran India
    CodeProject In the last blog post, we have discussed about different attribute properties of a WebMethod. In this article we will go over WebMethod overloading in ASP.Net Web Services. This is continuation of the previous article. So please go through that before proceeding this article to get a cle
      (3 votes) by Mahesh Nandanan
    Comparison between Restful Service and Web API with a simple example
      (1 vote) by Cybermaxs
    As a performance officer, I recently watch by a presentation from Lara Callender Swanson about how Etsy moved towards a culture of performance and mobile web by educating, incentivizing and empowering everyone who works at Etsy. Inspired by a repo on github and StackExchange‘s Miniprofiler, I’ve cre

Windows Communication Foundation

      (11 votes) by Shemeer NS
    Simple WCF RESTful Service, WebGetAttribute and WebInvokeAttribute, UriTemplate and UriTemplateTable. GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.

Windows Phone 7/8

Windows Presentation Foundation

      (7 votes) by Gul Md Ershad
    It will include implementation and usage of thread in WPF application.
      (2 votes) by Nomeshg
    Setting up basic MVVM in wpf and ICommand usuage to allow operations on ViewModel from view.

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.NET Framework

Android

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

Azure

      (9 votes) by Roman Kiss (updated yesterday)
    This article describes the design and implementation of the small tool, tester for Windows Azure Service Bus Messaging.

C / C++ Language

C#

Client side scripting

Custom Controls

Database

Dialogs and Windows

Files and Folders

      (176 votes) by Uzi Granot (updated 6 days ago)
    PDF File Writer is a C# .NET class library allowing applications to create PDF files. Version 1.7 adds Encryption, Web Links and QR Code

GDI+

Hardware & System

HTML / CSS

Internet / Network

      (4 votes) by Sacha Barber (updated 5 days ago)
    What Is ZeroMQ ZeroMq is a C library that contains a bunch of insane sockets, that provide a very very cool abstraction over the typical socket code you would find yourself writing. It provides building blocks by way of a standard set of sockets that have been built with certain scenarios in mind. T

Libraries

      (28 votes) by César de Souza, Diego Catalano (updated 4 days ago)
    Scientific computing for Java and Android.

LINQ

      (43 votes) by Don Kackman (updated yesterday)
    Extension methods for variance, standard deviation, range, median, mode and some other basic descriptive statistics.

Miscellaneous

      (3 votes) by B. Clay Shannon (updated 6 days ago)
    Save time checking up on new content on your favorite websites by downloading, and setting up an RSS newsreader

Programming Tips

Social Network APIs

      (14 votes) by TheCodeKing (updated 5 days ago)
    A example showing how to authenticate a Twitter application using oAuth and the application access token.

Web Security

Windows Communication Foundation

XML

      (72 votes) by Brian Aberle (updated 5 days ago)
    XMLFoundation is the fastest approach to dealing with XML and it also delivers a simple and easy to manage pattern of software development into your application.

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