Weekly Newsletter (4 Oct 2021)

Monday, October 04, 2021 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 flawless digital experiences with Raygun Put your customers at the center of your development workflow with actionable, real-time insights into the quality and performance of your web and mobile apps. Raygun is free to try, easy to set up, and starts from as little as $8 p/m. Remove Deployment Friction Deploying a database has never been easier. Get started with minimal configuration with MongoDB Atlas serverless instances. Now available in preview. Sign Up Today! Send letters, checks or postcards as easily as email Lob's developer-friendly SDKs and RESTful APIs make it easy to send a letter, check,and track the mail you send with webhooks. Design your own dynamic HTML templates and personalize the message for maximum impact. Start Exploring Lob's API with Postman! Weekly Poll Results Do you trust packages you download from package repositories such as npm, PIP, Nuget etc? Survey period: 27 Sep 2021 to 4 Oct 2021 CocoaPods, cargo, gems, PIP, npm, NuGet, Conan. There's a package repository for everyone these days. Option Votes %   Yes, I always trust packages downloaded from the major package repositories 98 13.48 I generally trust them, but I'm still careful 247 33.98 I trust them if I can take a peek at the source code 34 4.68 It depends on lots of things. There's no yes/no answer here 213 29.30 I don't generally trust packages from these repositories 23 3.16 I never trust the code from these repositories 15 2.06 No comment: I never use package repositories 97 13.34 Total 727   100% This week's survey: What's the hardest part of learning a new language? Latest Additions New articles added Artificial Intelligence Knowledge Graphs: Data in Context for Responsive Businesses [New Book]   (1 votes) by Maya Natarajan (updated 5 days ago) Are you ready to discover new opportunities with knowledge graphs? Download the book today and let us know what you think. Database Development Step by Step Installation of Microsoft SQL Server on Windows System   (1 votes) by Hardik.Sheth1717 (updated yesterday) How to install Microsoft SQL Server on a Windows system Programming Languages J4JLogger: A Serilog Wrapper that Provides Source Code Information   (3 votes) by Mark Olbert (updated 3 days ago) A C# library that automatically adds source code information (e.g., calling method) to Serilog events Command Line Parsing for IConfiguration   (0 votes) by Mark Olbert (updated 2 days ago) An IConfigurationBuilder addon for parsing command lines Articles updated General Programming Asynchronous LRU Cache (CLOCK-2-hand) Implementation In NodeJS   (2 votes) by tugrulGtx (updated 4 days ago) CLOCK caching (LRU approximation) with O(1) cache hit, up to N asynchronous O(1) cache misses Programming Languages A Static Analysis Tool for C++   (25 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 5 days ago) Automating Scott Meyers' recommendations, cleaning up #include directives, and analyzing dependencies PHP Micro-Framework HLEB   (12 votes) by Foma Tuturov (updated 13 hours ago) MVC Framework New Tips and Tricks added Containers What Do You Need to Pass AWS Cloud Developer Associate Exam   (0 votes) by Uladzislau Baryshchyk (updated 6 days ago) Examples of questions and examples of services for passing AWS cloud Developer Associate exam Hosted Services The Hitchhiker's Guide to Laravel Vapor   (2 votes) by Vedran Cindric (updated 6 days ago) An honest review of the migration process to a serverless architecture using Laravel, AWS and Laravel Vapor Programming Languages Clear All Events Listeners of an Instance or Static Event   (7 votes) by benji_dv (updated 4 days ago) How to clear all events is quite simple. It needs a finger of reflection... New Technical Blogs added Programming Languages Python vs C++ Series: Getter, Setter, and Property   (3 votes) by Shun Huang (updated 6 days ago) Introduce Python Property from the concept of C++ Getters and Setters © 2021 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Weekly Newsletter click here. CodeProject 20 Bay Street, 11th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5J 2N8 +1 (416) 849-8900 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com