Weekly Newsletter (25 Mar 2019)

Monday, March 25, 2019 View online | Switch to the Daily Build Welcome to this week's newsletter from CodeProject. To ensure that future newsletters you receive from The Code Project aren't mistakenly blocked by antispam software, be sure to add the maillist.codeproject.com domain to your list of allowed senders. Advertisements Deliver Close-to-Native-Code Performance Intel® Distribution for Python* incorporates multiple libraries & techniques to bridge the performance gap between Python* & equivalent functions written in C & C++ languages. Achieve faster Python* application performance right out of the box. Get it Free Today. How to track every change to your SQL Server database Want to see who made database development changes, what they were working on, and why they made each change? Redgate SQL Source Control works with your source control system to give you a full version history, with line-level changes. Try free Serverless Challenge: $25 Amazon gift cards up for grabs! Learn how to create Serverless functions on Microsoft Azure with the help of our hands-on Serverless tutorial. The first 100 participants to complete the tutorial will receive a $25 Amazon gift card and a Certificate of Completion. Enter today! Weekly Poll Results What are the hardest parts of learning a new technology or framework? Survey period: 18 Mar 2019 to 25 Mar 2019 New tech can be a blessing and a curse all in one. For the good of your soul (and your resume) it's always worth expanding your repertoire. Option Votes %   Getting started with new tools, library managers, and build / deploy processes 376 44.60 Wrapping your head around a new way of completing old familiar tasks 355 42.11 Potentially learning new languages in order to use the new tech 133 15.78 Having to constantly refer to docs instead of having it all in your head 320 37.96 Understanding what functionality is - and is not - available to you 298 35.35 Learning new design patterns 154 18.27 Finding the time to practice 355 42.11 Other 46 5.46 I never have to learn new technologies 16 1.90 Responses 843    Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100% This week's survey: Which of these technologies interest you as a developer? Latest Additions New articles added Algorithms & Recipes Easier Hand Rolled Parsers   (6 votes) by codewitch honey crisis (updated 6 days ago) Easier Hand Rolled Parsers Soma Cube Solver   (1 votes) by charles922 (updated yesterday) WPF 3D Graphics Program to solve Soma Cube Puzzle APIs Simple Transaction: Microservices Sample Architecture for .NET Core Application   (22 votes) by John-ph (updated 3 days ago) Microservices sample architecture for .NET Core Application Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Action Detection Using Deep Neural Networks: Problems and Solutions   (1 votes) by Apriorit Inc, Vadym Zhernovyi (updated 2 days ago) Learn more about the challenges we faced with dataset preparation and network configuration, and how these problems can be solved. Azure Azure Blob C# Non-Trivial   (4 votes) by musab shaheed (updated 4 days ago) Helpful methods for Azure blob storage .NET Core C# Database Indexed Views and how it can help improving query performance   (2 votes) by Minh Tuan Do (updated 21 hours ago) A considerable method to speed up query running time Libraries Accepting Partial Resources with Newtonsoft.Json   (1 votes) by Florian Rappl (updated 14 hours ago) Supporting partial PUT (or PATCH) operations in ASP.NET Core with Newtonsoft.Json. Mobile Development A Comparison Between Flutter And React Native   (5 votes) by eSparkBiz (updated 4 days ago) Which is a better framework for your mobile app development, Flutter Or React Native? Raspberry Pi Toolset to Cross Compile/Remote Debug Raspberry from Windows Host   (1 votes) by fd9750 (updated 2 days ago) Overview of required tools to cross compile/build/remote debug C/C++ projects on a Windows host ( 10 ) for a Raspberry PI 3B Universal Windows Platform and Windows Runtime Plugins: Loading Code at Runtime   (2 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated 4 days ago) Plugins: loading code at runtime Go for Golang – Introduction & Environment Setup   (1 votes) by Gaurav Gahlot (quickdev) (updated 2 days ago) Go for Golang – Introduction & Environment Setup VBScript Movie and TV Show Name Resolver   (0 votes) by Marijan Nikic (updated 2 days ago) One-file shell-integrated easy solution for automatic recognition of movies and TV shows Articles updated .NET Framework RESTGrid   (11 votes) by JUST_Neeraj (updated 6 days ago) A simple Workflow\ETL system in .NET Core which uses REST services to interact with the outside world Unified Concurrency I - Introduction   (5 votes) by ipavlu (updated 3 hours ago) The Cross-Platform Object-Oriented approach to Synchronization Primitives for .NET and .NET Core based on one shared pattern between two interfaces for General Threading and Async/Await. Unified Concurrency IV - Going Cross-platform   (1 votes) by ipavlu (updated 2 hours ago) The Cross-Platform Object-Oriented approach to Synchronization Primitives for .NET and .NET Core based on one shared pattern between two interfaces for General Threading and Async/Await. Algorithms & Recipes Simple Software for Optimal Control   (56 votes) by Igor Ladnik (updated yesterday) Article presents simple software for solving square optimal control problem for linear and nonlinear dynamic systems. Introduction to ELENA Programming Language   (48 votes) by Alex Rakov, Alexandre Bencz (updated 11 hours ago) ELENA is a general-purpose, object-oriented, polymorphic language with late binding Boards / Embedded devices Rodney - A Long Time Coming Autonomous Robot (Part 5)   (5 votes) by Phil Hopley (updated 17 hours ago) Fifth part in a series on a ROS (Robot Operating System) House Bot Client side scripting jOOPL: Object-Oriented Programming for JavaScript   (6 votes) by Matías Fidemraizer (updated 4 days ago) Discover a modern, solid, and powerful way of leveraging object-oriented programming on the Web and anywhere Edit Controls MFC HEX Control 2.0   (33 votes) by Jovibor (updated 3 days ago) HEX control for MFC apps Miscellaneous UWPLib: Include XAML Controls in Plain Win32   (7 votes) by Michael Chourdakis (updated 3 days ago) A quick way to add UWP controls into plain Win32 apps Other .NET Languages Querying Last.fm web API with F#   (6 votes) by Bohdan Stupak (updated 14 hours ago) This simple application querying web API will show you some benefits of F# programming language. Testing and QA Angular 7 with .NET Core 2.2 - Global Weather (Part 3)   (13 votes) by Fred Song (Melbourne) (updated 4 days ago) Angular 7 with .NET Core 2.2 - Global Weather Threads, Processes & IPC Compact Framework for Tasks Flow Control and Parallel Computing   (6 votes) by Igor Ladnik (updated yesterday) This article presents a compact framework for managing operations flow in various control, simulation and testing applications. New Tips and Tricks added ASP.NET Resolve version error (CS1705) through Package Manager Console   (2 votes) by Benktesh Sharma (updated 2 days ago) How to handle 'Which has higher version than referenced assembly' error (Error CS1705) through Package Manager Console Client side scripting Simple Razor Page using SQL, JavaScript and Google-Maps   (1 votes) by brian_eckert (updated 2 days ago) A simple web page that would allow the user to see all locations where their service could be found Uncategorised Tips and Tricks Symbolic Code Isn't Always Meaningful   (8 votes) by qqmrichter (updated 6 days ago) Overuse of #define can be ludicrous. Tips and Tricks updated Office Development Statistical Outliers detection: worksheet solution   (6 votes) by DrABELL (updated yesterday) Statistical Outliers detection in Microsoft Excel worksheet using Median() and array formula New Technical Blogs added Database SQL Database Access   (8 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated 6 days ago) SQL database access Microsoft BizTalk Server MebhiChokiDAR – Tweet sentiment analysis and more using Microsoft flow   (0 votes) by Rajat-Indiandotnet (updated yesterday) Microsoft Flow provides various templates to achieve your goal and Twitter Sentiment analysis is one of them. In this tutorial we will see how to do sentiment analysis using few clicks and see live graphical representation using Power BI live feed. Uncategorised Technical Blogs Parsing command line options   (2 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated 3 days ago) In case you haven’t noticed, I love Boost 😛 so I’m going to introduce you to its Program Options library. It is a command line options parser; it can also read options from an INI file, and it works with STL containers. Two-factor authentication   (2 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated 3 days ago) If you don’t know what multi-factor authentication is please read this before continuing. Weekly Knowledge Candy   (1 votes) by thoughts-on-cpp (updated 2 days ago) How can we share and increase software development knowledge in a heterogeneous team? Weekly Knowledge Candy Base64 encoding   (0 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated yesterday) Base64 encoding: turning binary data into ASCII text for the purpose of saving it to text files like XML, or transmitting it over protocols like HTTP, or embedding it into web page files, and many other purposed. That’s the basic idea behind it. Web Services Handling Caching with ResponseCache attribute in the .NET Core MVC web application   (0 votes) by Benktesh Sharma (updated 3 days ago) The caching of HTTP response implies that when an HTTP request is made, the response generated by the server is stored in some place by the browser or the server for potential re-use in successive HTTP request for the same resource. XML XML-RPC   (1 votes) by Martin Vorbrodt (updated 21 hours ago) XML-RPC is yet another method of implementing remote procedure calls. It used XML over HTTP to transmit data. In my past live working at TLO I used XML-RPC-C library to implement communication between cluster nodes and a cluster management system. © 2019 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Weekly Newsletter click here. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. 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