| 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. |  | Slack API Challenge Creating Slack apps can be a lot of fun, and may even be profitable. Want to learn how? Try our introductory Slack API tutorial and create your own custom apps. You can also share your insights in the form of an article. There's $4,000 in prizes up for grabs. Enter now. | Which of the following programming errors do you feel you make the most? Survey period: 25 Feb 2019 to 4 Mar 2019 An no, there's no "I don't make coding errors" option. | Syntax errors (eg typos, missing semi-colon etc) | 517 | 51.44 | | | null reference error | 305 | 30.35 | | | Off-by-1 errors | 117 | 11.64 | | | Logic errors (eg == instead of !=, messing up AND NOT ORs etc) | 173 | 17.21 | | | Equivalence instead of Assignment (= instead of ==) | 88 | 8.76 | | | Wrong type | 83 | 8.26 | | | Using uninitialised variables or pointers | 93 | 9.25 | | | Memory leak (and memory management in general) | 118 | 11.74 | | | Other | 144 | 14.33 | | | I don't code. | 26 | 2.59 | | | Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100% | This week's survey: In which months do your new projects typically start? Latest Additions New articles added  |  (1 votes) by Gaston Verelst (updated 3 days ago) This article discusses how F# is a great language to use to implement algorithms such of k-means because of its conciseness, type inference, and immutability. | | (5 votes) by Eric Lynch (updated 3 days ago) This article will provide C# coding examples to introduce some of the more common features of GitHub's API. | | (5 votes) by Marc Clifton (updated 2 days ago) Are Web Frameworks just Resume Fodder, Job Security, and Useless Geekiness? | | (3 votes) by Daniele Fontani (updated 2 days ago) Tech overview about Headless CMS and implementation on ASP.NET Core | | (2 votes) by Arthur V. Ratz (updated 6 days ago) In this short article, we will discuss about the aspects of Slack API and IBM Watson/Bluemix Assistant cloud-based solutions integration, to quickly and easily create an automated chatbot or instant messenger (IM) application | | (10 votes) by MukeshKumarTech (updated 6 days ago) In this post, we will learn a few points which can be implemented while developing the website in ASP.NET Core to improve performance. | | (2 votes) by Florian Rappl (updated 5 days ago) We look at Azure Pipelines and how it can be used to add a flexible CI/CD process for any GitHub repository within minutes. | | (1 votes) by Vangos (updated 6 days ago) Azure + HoloLens = Mixed Reality to the Cloud! | |  (0 votes) by Apriorit Inc, MikeSotnichek (updated 3 days ago) The details of the NEO DoS vulnerability and how to recreate it. | | (4 votes) by MehreenTahir (updated 11 hours ago) This article is a continuation of Programming Concurrency in C++ Part 1. We will discuss synchronization, future and promises along with async and with that, will sum up the introduction of concurrency in C++. | |  (3 votes) by Florian Rappl (updated 9 hours ago) Want to modernize your C# codebase? Let's start with properties. | |  (6 votes) by Marijan Nikic (updated 3 days ago) A short and easy text (file) encryption | | (2 votes) by Serge Desmedt (updated yesterday) A deep dive into tuples | | (0 votes) by EAHMK (updated 6 days ago) This is an alternative for "Multiple Colored Texts in RichTextBox using C#" | | (3 votes) by Rahul Sabharwal (updated 5 days ago) This article details the migration steps from Webpack 3 to Webpack 4. | | (2 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 3 days ago) In this article we learn: What Chrome DevTools is and some of the tools that it provides, how to set breakpoints and navigate through JavaScript, how to use the Console with the debugger to help navigate and understand why your code is acting the way it is. | | (0 votes) by Apriorit Inc, Sergii Kusii (updated 2 days ago) And its modules during runtime | | (2 votes) by L. Michael (updated 5 days ago) In this fast-paced industry, it is important not to forget about the well-established principles and practices that have already proven their ability to ensure high-quality software. This article revisits some important principles for managing software components. | | (1 votes) by Fiyaz Hasan (updated 2 days ago) This article begins to look at UML. A couple of diagrams are discussed from a top level, while the focus is more on PlantUML. | | (1 votes) by Sergey Nozhenko (updated yesterday) A technique of invoking and implementing non-standard interfaces of windowsless rich edit controls is demonstrated | | (2 votes) by hjgode (updated 6 days ago) LED candle light with timer | | (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 4 days ago) With ClearBlade, companies can ingest, analyze, adapt, and act on any data in near-real time and at extreme scale. | | (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 4 days ago) FourDotOne digital transformation solutions running on high-performance Intel architecture are enabling industrial and automotive manufacturers to solve complex production line issues and achieve the benefits of Industry 4.0. | | (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 3 days ago) This topic demonstrates how to run the Image Classification sample application, which does inference using image classification networks like AlexNet and GoogLeNet. | | (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 3 days ago) How to convert a trained Caffe model using the Model Optimizer with both framework-agnostic and Caffe-specific command-line options | | (0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 4 days ago) Jeff shows you how to configure and start using Intel's Python distribution with Visual Studio Code. He also shows you some of the speed improvements included in the distribution. | | (0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 4 days ago) Jeff looks at the performance of random number generation using the Intel Python distribution | | (0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 3 days ago) Jeff checks out Jupyter Notebooks with Python and Docker, and starts using the Intel distribution to get improved performance from the Python interpreter. | | (0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 3 days ago) In this video, Jeff shows how to get started with Visual Studio 2019 and Python. He even installs and uses the Intel Python distribution as well, to show how you can use multiple Python distributions and easily change between them in Visual Studio | | (0 votes) by David Combrinck (updated 4 days ago) Quick overview and sample running a full .NET Framework 4.6.1 console app inside a Windows container, reading and writing from and to MSMQ queues. | | (0 votes) by Melick (updated 4 days ago) How to create a simple SharePoint 2016 Page layout without using SharePoint designer | | (6 votes) by Piotr Grygorczuk (updated 4 days ago) Enable C++11 multithreading features in GCC for FreeRTOS | | (4 votes) by Igor Ladnik (updated 2 days ago) This article presents a compact framework for managing operations flow in various control, simulation and testing applications. | | (3 votes) by CMalcheski (updated 3 days ago) Applying a lightweight control mechanism to the process of launching new threads can yield major jumps in processing speed. | |  (2 votes) by syed shanu (updated 3 hours ago) Getting Started with Visual Studio 2019 RC Part 1 | |  (1 votes) by shayshabshay (updated 6 days ago) In this tutorial, we will see an example of JSON format logging with Microsoft Enterprise logging, sending the logs to elasticsearch with Filebeat and use Kibana to view our logs. | Articles updated | (2 votes) by ipavlu (updated 2 days ago) The goal of the Unified Concurrency is to unify access to different synchronization primitives in object-oriented fashion with one pattern and two interfaces for general and async/await methods. | |  (59 votes) by Peter Occil (updated 6 days ago) Discusses many ways applications can do random number generation and sampling from an underlying random number generator (RNG) and includes pseudocode for many of them. | | (22 votes) by AmirAslan Haghrah (updated 2 days ago) Implementing a very simple Backpropagation Neural Network algorithm to approximate f(x) = sin(x) using C++ | | (16 votes) by Sreram K (updated 4 days ago) This explains the working of Bellman Ford algorithm. | | (3 votes) by D Sarthi Maheshwari (updated yesterday) Discussing about streams... about streaming... about functional streaming... and nothing else. | | (12 votes) by Shenwei Liu (updated 2 days ago) A full-structured data service sample application migrated from ASP.NET Web API 2.0 to ASP.NET Core (updated to .NET Core version 2.2) and also describing the various issues and resolutions. | | (11 votes) by Chris A. Johnson (updated 3 days ago) Debugging within IIS provides a smoother development process without having to think about whether your webserver is running or not. | | (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 5 days ago) Welcome back to day 87 and part 3 of adding the Magnet Power Up. In the last post, we finally created the magnet effect that allowed the coin to hover towards you. However, there's one problem: how do we know if the magnet power is gone? We don't, there's no indication at all! | | (153 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated 6 days ago) Smallest full text search engine (lucene replacement) built from scratch using inverted MGRB bitmap index, highly compact storage, operating in database and document modes | | (86 votes) by L. Michael (updated 5 days ago) This article provides a recipe on how to avoid producing legacy code at the speed of typing by using a proper architecture and unit testing. | | (25 votes) by Jovibor (updated 17 hours ago) HEX control for MFC apps | | (3 votes) by chuck in st paul (updated 6 days ago) This is a utility program for bulk/batch renaming of files that demonstrates using and creating events | | (78 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated 6 days ago) A binary JSON serializer based on fastJSON (support for MonoDroid, netcore) | | (9 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated 6 days ago) WinForms RSS Reader similar to FeedReader | | (10 votes) by Bharath K A (updated 5 days ago) LINQ to CSV for Rapid Application Development using C# alter ego dynamic type | | (8 votes) by Jovibor (updated 3 days ago) List control with cells tooltips, menu ability, and even more | | (272 votes) by Mehdi Gholam (updated 6 days ago) NoSql, JSON based, Document store database with compiled .net map functions and automatic hybrid bitmap indexing and LINQ query filters (now with standalone Server mode, Backup and Active Restore, Transactions, Server side queries, MonoDroid support, HQ-Branch Replication, working in Linux, .net | | (45 votes) by SSDiver2112 (updated 3 days ago) A custom Panel that creates a glow effect around a child control or a drop shadow when it receives focus | | (64 votes) by Igor Ladnik (updated 2 days ago) This article presents a simple framework for parallel computing applicable to managing operation flow for machine and process control, gaming, simulators, etc. | New Tips and Tricks added  | (1 votes) by Clifford Nelson (updated 5 hours ago) This tip presents a behavior that will allow buttons to control the items in a WPF Selector (or ListBox) control. | | (5 votes) by DaveAuld (updated yesterday) A couple of useful extensions for VSCode to help manage your TODOs FIXMEs, etc. | New Technical Blogs added  | (1 votes) by essentialSQL (updated 14 hours ago) In this puzzle, we're going to learn how to work with the AdventureWorks Bill of Materials table. Companies use a BOM (Bill of Materials) to itemize the products that are used or contained in another product. Solving puzzles is a great way to learn SQL. |
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