Mobile Newsletter - Face Detection on Android with Google ML Kit

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Industry News A plan to bring Java to iOS OpenJDK Mobile would use ahead-of-time compilation to create Apple-approved executables that run without the JVM Read more Infoworld OEMConfig supports enterprise device features OEMConfig is a new Android standard that enables device makers to create custom device features that can be immediately and universally supported by enterprise mobility management providers. Read more Google Keyword blog Android Q(&A): Android Engineers take us on a deep dive of Android Q As has become tradition for Ars at Google I/O, we recently sat down with some of the people who make Android to learn more about Google's latest OS. Read more Ars Technica Face Detection on Android with Google ML Kit Google recently introduced a new Firebase SDK called ML Kit that provides an easy way for you to use ML technology in your app. In this article we're going to create an example app that allows users to take a picture, hand it off to ML Kit to do face detection, and play with the data that ML Kit will provide, in order to outline the features of the face. You'll see how easy it is to harness ML technologies in your own apps. Read more ContentLab A (r)evolution for displaying data: Xamarin.Forms CollectionView When you need to display a long list of elements in a mobile app that you are developing with Xamarin.Forms, ListView is most probably your first choice to handle the situation. This UI element has been around for quite some time, and while it is quite useful and has been improved with cool capabilities such as pull-to-refresh, context actions, grouping, and many others, CollectionView is a revolution for (and an evolution of!) ListView, especially if heterogeneous data (multiple layouts, data orientation -horizontal/vertical-) are in your app roadmap. Read more Luis Beltran Xamarin.Forms 4.1.0 Stable Now Available This release combines the three 4.0.0 service releases with 4.1.0. Bringing dozens of additional quality improvements, a new CheckBox control (debuted in our preview post), and several enhancements from community contributions such as Map improvements. Read more Xamarin blog Cross-platform imaging with Xamarin.Forms and SkiaSharp When I talk about writing a cross-platform imaging app, I'm not particularly interested in calling platform APIs to resize images, crop images etc. I'm interested in accessing pixel data quickly, and being able to manipulate that data. Read more David Britch New articles added APIs A Step by Step Guide to Create ASP.NET Core Web API with Entity Framework Core, Swagger and Postman   (10 votes) by anuj vohra (updated 5 days ago) Create ASP.NET Core Web API with Entity Framework & Code First Approach and run through Swagger & Postman Applications & Tools Quiz Application in React (Using Redux)   (8 votes) by Anurag Gandhi (updated 4 days ago) A general purpose quiz application in React that can be used to run quizzes, mock tests, surveys, etc. This is an alternate version of my another article: "Quiz Application in Angular". Cryptography & Security Audio Chat for Pretty Good Concealing (AC4PGC) - Part I   (3 votes) by Clark Fieseln (updated yesterday) Low rate data exchange (e.g., chat) using audio steganography, ensuring privacy, anonymity and cybersecurity Database Documenting MS SQL Server Databases   (2 votes) by Evgeniy Gribkov (updated yesterday) The examples of SQL Server database documentation using both the extended properties and a third-party utility E-commerce DataTables Template that Simplifies the Work   (5 votes) by Dmitriy Kulagin (updated 22 hours ago) Flexible and understandable tool for configuring grids of any complexity Libraries Create Your Own Command Button in CKEditor   (2 votes) by Minh Tuan Do (updated 3 days ago) In this article, I will show you how to create a customized command button in CKEditor, go along with an example project to help you understand and imagine what can we do with CKEditor. Intel Performance Primitives in 2019   (5 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 2 days ago) In this video, Jeff shows you two samples that demonstrate how you can work with images using these libraries. Learning about the Intel Math Kernel Library   (0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated yesterday) In this video, Jeff shows some samples measuring the performance of matrix multiplication operations. Articles updated .NET Framework SignalR with Self-hosted Windows Service   (25 votes) by john_1726 (updated 13 hours ago) Two SignalR Demo Projects: Self-Hosted Windows Service and Broadcasting Application Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning From Machine Learning to Machine Cognition   (10 votes) by Adrian Pirvu (updated 4 days ago) A Roadmap to Intelligence Step-by-Step Guide to Implement Machine Learning XII - Apriori   (6 votes) by danc1elion (updated 6 days ago) Easy to implement machine learning ASP.NET ASP.NET CORE Token Authentication and Authorization using JWT (No Cookies) – Part 1   (17 votes) by Joseph Rozario (updated 5 days ago) This article explains how to implement Token Authentication and Authorization using JWT in ASP.NET CORE. Libraries Cinchoo ETL - CSV Reader   (61 votes) by Cinchoo (updated yesterday) Simple CSV file reader for .NET New Tips and Tricks added Database SQL Server: Find Week Start And End DateTime   (2 votes) by DiponRoy (updated 18 hours ago) Finding week start and end date time from a given date time New Technical Blogs added Code Generation Advent Of Code – Probably a Fire Hazard – Puzzle 6   (4 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated 2 days ago) Hello ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the sixth part of a long series on Advent Of Code. You can find the previous part here. For this new post, we are going to solve the problem from the 6th December 2015, named "Probably a Fire Hazard". Advent Of Code – Doesn't He Have Intern-Elves For This ? – Puzzle 5   (0 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated yesterday) Hello ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the third part of a long series on Advent Of Code. You can find the previous part here. For this new post, we are going to solve the problem from the 5th December 2015, named "Doesn’t He Have Intern-Elves For This?". Advent Of Code – The Ideal Stocking Stuffer – Puzzle 4   (0 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated yesterday) Hello ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the third part of a long series on Advent Of Code. You can find the previous part here. For this new post, we are going to solve the second problem from the 4th December 2015, named "The Ideal Stocking Stuffer". Advent Of Code – Perfectly Spherical Houses in a Vacuum – Puzzle 3   (0 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated yesterday) Hello ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the third part of a long series on Advent Of Code. You can find the previous part here. For this new post, we are going to solve the second problem from the 3rd December 2015, named "Perfectly Spherical Houses in a Vacuum". Advent Of Code – I Was Told There Would Be No Math – Puzzle 2   (0 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated yesterday) Hello ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the second part of a long series on Advent Of Code. You can find the previous part here. For this new post, we are going to solve the second problem from the 2nd December 2015, named "I Was Told There Would Be No Math". Advent Of Code – Not Quite Lisp – Puzzle 1   (0 votes) by Member 14516258 (updated yesterday) Hello there ! I’m Xavier Jouvenot and here is the first part of a long series on Advent Of Code.. For this first post, we will start with the first problem from the 1st December 2015, named "Not Quite Lisp". © 2019 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Mobile Development Newsletter click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com