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| Guide: Designing for DevOps Learn how to integrate DevOps and security, the best way to support production applications, how you should be provisioning servers, what a healthy SDLC process looks like and more. Download now! | Headline article | (133 votes) by stfx (updated 20 hours ago) A modular InnoSetup script to download and install all available .NET Framework versions and much more | New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips | (0 votes) by Sharp Ninja (updated 1 hour ago) Paket is an alternative to the default nuget package manager used in Visual Studio. Paket is completely compatible with nuget, but is much more feature rich and provides real-world benefits for library developers. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Introduction A question often asked of me is how to determine the encoding of data variables using a binary string, when they are all different units and different ranges of values. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 17 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Introduction A piece of research completed in conjunction with the De Montfort University in 2013 demonstrated how the Genetic Algorithm Framework (GAF) could be used with a Software Defined | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 17 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Typically the chromosome in a genetic algorithm is created from a binary string. In other words each gene in the chromosome contains a 1 or a 0. However, there are cases where this is inappr | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 17 hours ago) Introduction The following article describes an approach that develops the Genetic Algorithm design in stages by developing a GA to solve the Binary F6 function. Once the GA has been developed using the Binary F6 it can then be applied and further developed within the problem domain, thereby allowin | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 13 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Introduction There are two methods for producing a custom Genetic Operator for use with the GAF (Genetic Algorithm Framework for .Net 4.0). The first is the simplest and involves creating a | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 10 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been updated and integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Introduction The Traveling Salesman problem is a well used problem in AI circles. Given a list of cities, a salesman has to identify the most efficient route that visits every ci | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 10 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Genetic Operators In the previous post I presented an example GA that solved the tricky Binary F6 function. In that example, three Genetic Operators were used. In this article I will look mo | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 10 hours ago) UPDATE: This article has now been integrated into the GAF documentation. The documentation can be found here. Introduction The GAF is a GA framework that makes it easy to create and modify Genetic Algorithms, It was written from first principles in 2013 in order to fully understand the workings of G | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 11 hours ago) Introduction Genetic Algorithms (GAs) are the nearest thing a software developer can get to magic. Watching a solution to a problem ‘evolve’, is awesome. This article is a very simple description of the techniques used when implementing Genetic Algorithm and is intended as a very simple | | (2 votes) by Mahsa Hassankashi (updated 9 hours ago) This article provides simple and complete explanation for neural network with practical example. You will read here that what happens exactly in human brain and also in artificial implementation. | | (1 votes) by Bhairav Thakkar (updated 19 hours ago) A basic artificial neural network code for experimenting | | (1 votes) by EL MAHDI AR (updated 14 hours ago) In this Post, we will learn how we can implement StructureMap IOC container / dependency injection in ASP.NET MVC 5 | | (1 votes) by Ajit Hegde (updated 12 hours ago) This tip describes on how to use asp.net identity entity frame work with mysql database | | (2 votes) by Andrew Kirillov (updated 23 hours ago) The article describes cam2web project - an open source application aimed for streaming cameras as MJPEG streams. | | (1 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) Cross Assembly Using Atom Some time back I wrote a post that used Visual Studio Code running on MacOS to cross assemble 6502 assembly code for the Applie II. Since then I have been asked about using the Atom editor. | | (1 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) Cross Assembly Using Visual Studio Code Sometime back I decided to undertake some 6502 assembly language programming to run on my Apple II+ and IIe. Until recently, I had been using Merlin Pro in an Emulator on my MacBook and on the IIe itself. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 11 hours ago) This research activity, originally undertaken in conjunction with an MSc program at the DMU University (UK), was to develop some simple character and shape recognition software using .Net and C#. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 11 hours ago) It’s hard to ignore Mono these days, and like many I have played around with it using Xamarin Developer. However, my excitement grew when I noticed that Mono now supports the Hardware Floating Point of the Raspberry Pi, meaning that I can now write/re-use C# code on my collection of Raspberry | | (0 votes) by FiegeU (updated 1 hour ago) A worktime tracking solution that reads RFID tags on a Raspberry based terminal that is integrated to Dynamics AX 2009 | | (1 votes) by Marc Clifton (updated 13 hours ago) Not very classy in C#, but pretty classy in F#. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) Introduction This post describes what I think is a fairly simple way to swap the eight soldered RAM chips found on many Apple IIe computers. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) This code was developed from an idea by Oleg Mazurov and is presented here as a complete class that can be added as a tab in an Arduino sketch. The code will detect forward and reverse movement and will detect if the encoder is turned more quickly. | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 18 hours ago) During my recent dabble with a WSPR Beacon on the Arduino I created a C++ class to create the WSPR symbols given the callsign, location and power. The class is suitable for use on all platforms including an Arduino which is just as well, as that is what I wanted it for. Thanks go to […] | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 11 hours ago) Introduction A piece of research completed in conjunction with the De Montfort University in 2013 demonstrated how the Genetic Algorithm Framework (GAF) could be used with a Software Defined Radio (SDR) system, to provide automatic frequency control (AFC). | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 11 hours ago) The GPS Library is a single .Net 4.0 Assembly designed to provide a simple object based interface to both the Garmin and Magellan range of GPS devices. In addition the GPS Library will support NMEA devices. The GPS Library was originally sold as the Waymex GPS Library for .Net. | | (0 votes) by morzel (updated 6 hours ago) OVERVIEW In Part 1 you have learned what OpenCV is, what is the role of Emgu CV wrapper and how to create a Visual Studio 2017 C# project that utilizes the two libraries. In this part I will show you how to loop through frames captured from video file. Check the first part to watch demo video and fi | | (3 votes) by CoderCsharp (updated 4 hours ago) Using authorization by HTTP header in WCF client for non WCF-based services | | (0 votes) by John Newcombe (updated 10 hours ago) Introduction This MVC Web application accesses the Twitter API and shows a list of tweets within the standard footer displayed on most pages. This was accomplished by accessing the Twitter API, this brief article describes the approach I took in order that it may help others. | | (0 votes) by LostTime76 (updated 10 hours ago) A custom panel which allows elements to be resized using splitters | You may also like... Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips | (6 votes) by JasonShort (updated 6 hours ago) Buffer.BlockCopy is not as fast as you think | | (5 votes) by Bart-Jan Brouwer (updated 19 hours ago) Modern design example for .NET Core MVC with RESTful service | | (19 votes) by Andreoli Carlo (updated 20 hours ago) Simple terrain generator and representation through WPF Viewport3D | | (31 votes) by Howard 9448490 (updated 13 hours ago) Two classes for easy access to system information using OpenHardWareMonitor and Windows System.Management. | | (12 votes) by JasonShort (updated 1 hour ago) In this article, I want to cover a particular problem I have had many times over the years. How do you speed up multithreaded apps that are bound by blocking functions, or long running I/O operations? | | (11 votes) by JasonShort (updated 2 hours ago) LINQPad helps you learn LINQ | | (0 votes) by JasonShort (updated 8 hours ago) A few common SQL query patterns, and their Linq to Entities (EF) equivalents | | (5 votes) by CrazyGao (updated 23 hours ago) Easy way to create Single Page WebApp | | (15 votes) by Uzi Granot (updated 16 hours ago) This program will solve a Rubik's cube using algorithms for beginners. It is a WPF open source application written in C# using 3D graphics and animation. | |
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