Weekly Newsletter (23 Dec 2019)

Monday, December 23, 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 Weekly Poll Results Is the process of writing software becoming harder and more complicated? Survey period: 16 Dec 2019 to 23 Dec 2019 Complicated meaning more pieces (build tools, deploy tools, different languages, multiple systems), and Harder meaning each piece is harder to learn due to the depth of knowledge required in each to be productive. We'll ignore the dealing-with-people aspect here Option Votes %   Harder 122 13.83 Some bits harder, other bits easier 371 42.06 As hard (or easy) as it always was 152 17.23 Easier 70 7.94 More complicated 264 29.93 As complicated as it always was 89 10.09 Some bits more complicated, some bits ,less 232 26.30 Less complicated 15 1.70 Responses 882    Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100% This week's survey: What would you like for Christmas this year? Latest Additions New articles added Algorithms & Recipes Visual Computing: TDRBuilder And XOS   (1 votes) by Zhaohui Xing (Joey) (updated 6 days ago) This is source code of my personal research project on visual computing technology between year 2000 and 2005 Lee Algorithm Mazesolver   (0 votes) by Shao Voon Wong (updated 17 hours ago) Lee Algorithm Mazesolver in MFC and Direct2D Applications & Tools Relational Database Viewer Application - ASP.NET Core   (2 votes) by Jay (Dimple) Patel (updated 4 days ago) Showcasing a simple yet very useful relational database viewer application using ASP.NET Core 2.2, MVC, jQuery Datatables. C / C++ Language Binary Coded Decimal   (5 votes) by Edwig Huisman (updated 3 days ago) A binary-coded-decimal class and the ODBC Interface C++ list comprehension   (0 votes) by H_ (updated 5 days ago) C++ list comprehension C# Smart Partition File Exchange   (1 votes) by Marijan Nikic (updated 13 hours ago) A utility for automatization of moving files from partition A to partition B and vice versa Product Showcase Automatic Trash Classification with Raspberry Pi and Arm NN Machine Learning   (0 votes) by Dawid Borycki (updated 5 days ago) In this article, we'll demonstrate building an Arm NN-based application for an IoT device that can perform automatic trash sorting through image analysis. Capturing Paper-Based Input with Aspose.OMR   (0 votes) by Carey Payette (updated 6 days ago) Aspose.OMR for .NET provides an Optical Mark Recognition API you can use to create on-premise scanning of hand-marked documents. We'll walk you through a demonstration. Augmented Reality with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS   (0 votes) by Mark Dostal (updated 6 days ago) This article will show how to use the Esri's ArcGIS Runtime SDK and Toolkit for iOS to build a compelling augmented reality experience. RavenDB: A NoSQL Database in Easy Mode   (0 votes) by Michael_Yarichuk (updated 4 days ago) In this article I will walk you through the steps to set up your application to interact with a RavenDB database. I'll dive right into the client API, but the appendix at the end explains how to fetch the client and relevant dependencies from its repository using a CMake script. Articles updated .NET Framework Compiling Your C Code to .NET - Part 1   (75 votes) by Alexandre Bencz (updated 5 days ago) With this new OrangeC/C++ compiler back-end, you can compile your C code to .NET C / C++ Language C Language Dynamic String   (10 votes) by steveb (updated yesterday) Dynamic string for the C language CString and std::string Integration   (9 votes) by Edwig Huisman (updated 3 days ago) CString only projects can convert to STL std::string Custom Controls Building a Client-Side Grid Control using SharpKit   (13 votes) by Dan-el Khen (updated 3 days ago) Sample code on building a client-side Grid control in C# using SharpKit List Controls MFC List Control with tool-tip, menu, color and sorting ability   (19 votes) by Jovibor (updated yesterday) List control with cells tooltips, menu ability, and even more Tools and IDE Parsley: A Recursive Descent Parser Generator in C#   (5 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 7 hours ago) Generate maintainable parsers in most major .NET languages using a friendly grammar format New Tips and Tricks added Algorithms & Recipes LookAheadEnumerator: Implement Backtracking in Your Parsers   (7 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 3 days ago) Easily implement efficient backtracking capabilities over any enumeration Simple Prime Number Calculator, C++   (5 votes) by Fabrizio Civetta (updated 3 days ago) The code uses two arrays to store the prime numbers and the wheels positions. Miscellaneous High Resolution Timing   (3 votes) by Rick York (updated 3 days ago) A Simple, Header-Only Class for High Resolution Timing Tools and IDE CSBrick: Reuse Your Projects as Source Includes in C#   (6 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 6 days ago) Easily reuse source from entire projects at the source level instead of the binary level Tips and Tricks updated ASP.NET Scaffolding ASP.NET Core 2 with CatFactory   (9 votes) by HHerzl (updated 2 hours ago) Scaffolding ASP.NET Core 2 with CatFactory New Technical Blogs added Client side scripting App Settings in Client-Side Blazor   (1 votes) by Jeremy Hutchinson (updated 3 days ago) I've been spoiled by Asp.Net and expect app settings to just work, but there is no easily configured app settings story for client-side Blazor yet. What I'm looking for is the ability to set some settings on a per-environment (dev/test/beta/prod) through Azure App Service Application Settings. Uncategorised Technical Blogs The Bug That Got Away   (2 votes) by Rion Williams (updated 16 hours ago) One thing that I've always loved hearing about from fellow engineers or reading about on technical blogs are bugs. Nasty ones. Ones that keep you up at night and those that will wake you from a dead sleep. These are the ones that great stories are built upon, because like. © 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. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com