Weekly Newsletter (22 Nov 2021)

Monday, November 22, 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 SlickEdit - Customizable Code Editor / IDE 70+ programming languages. Navigate projects using Context Tagging™. Build, Debug, DIFFzilla™, Beautify while Typing, Edit 2TB's fast. Supports most popular version control systems, including Git & Subversion. Code quick with SlickEdit. Try it today! 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. Build forms with address autocompletion and verification in minutes AV Elements is for front-end developers using React, Vue or just Javascript. It works by targeting the input elements of your address form and using their values with Lob's verification and autocompletion functionality. Try for free! Weekly Poll Results How many hours a week are you working? Survey period: 15 Nov 2021 to 22 Nov 2021 Times are still a little weird for many of us. "Work" means anything that's part of paid employment (even if you aren't getting paid for some of those hours) Option Votes %   Less than 30 hours 62 7.48 30 to 34 hours 40 4.83 35 to 39 hours 127 15.32 40 to 44 hours 310 37.39 45 to 49 hours 104 12.55 50 to 54 hours 49 5.91 55 to 65 hours 20 2.41 More than 65 hours 26 3.14 I'm not currently working 91 10.98 Total 829   100% This week's survey: Who designs the UI for your apps? Latest Additions New articles added Artificial Intelligence Getting Started with Habana Gaudi for Deep Learning Training   (1 votes) by Greg Serochi (updated 5 days ago) In this article we take you through the process of migrating your existing deep learning models over to Gaudi and show the basic steps to get your model ready to run. Database Development Sharded Multi-Tenant Database using SQL Server Row-Level Security   (9 votes) by Rick Drizin (updated yesterday) An overview of how to design a scalable Multi-Tenant Database using Row-Level Security Predicate Functions and DDL triggers to enforce that all shared tables are always restricted according to the tenant. General Programming Theming and Localization functionality for Multiplaform Avalonia UI Framework   (7 votes) by Nick Polyak (updated 3 days ago) New simple and flexible package for Theming and Localizing multiplatform Avalonia applications is described here with samples Layered Application Architecture with a Homogeneous Layer Structure   (0 votes) by Alexey Skripka (updated 6 days ago) The architecture of a multilayer application with homogeneous layer structure is described. Katana's High-Performance Graph Analytics Library   (0 votes) by Gurbinder Gill (updated 5 days ago) This article will cover what's in the library, how to get access to the library, usage examples, and benchmark data to highlight performance. Hosted Services Creating an MSAL Authentication Provider   (2 votes) by Matthew Casperson (updated 4 days ago) In this article, we'll create an authentication provider and look at how to use the Graph API client from a Spring Boot web application. Building Microsoft Teams Tabs Apps with Java Part 2: Creating a Channel or Group Tab with SSO   (1 votes) by Jeff_Griffith (updated 6 days ago) In this article we'll explore creating a channel or group tab with SSO. Building Microsoft Teams Tabs Apps with Java Part 3: Creating a Conversational Tab App   (1 votes) by Jeff_Griffith (updated 5 days ago) In this article we'll explore creating a conversational tab app. Creating a OneNote Markdown Converter   (0 votes) by Matthew Casperson (updated 3 days ago) In this article of this series, we'll use the Graph API client to consume OneNote documents through a microservice that allows them to be converted into Markdown format. Programming Languages Why Do We Need MediatR?   (7 votes) by Ivan Yakimov (updated 6 days ago) This article contains a discussion of MediatR NuGet package. ptr_to_unique, a 'weak' smart pointer to use with unique_ptr   (1 votes) by john morrison leon (updated 8 hours ago) A smart pointer to an object already owned by a unique_ptr. It doesn't own the object but it self zeroes when the object is deleted so that it can never dangle. Cultivating Talent with DevBuild   (1 votes) by Rocket Companies (updated 2 days ago) When you're ready to realize your dream of becoming a software engineer, DevBuild is here to help. With pre-workshops and a comprehensive (admittedly rigorous) 19-week boot camp, you'll be on the right path to a technology-rich career. What You Can Learn at DevBuild: An Interview with Curtis Cooper   (0 votes) by Rocket Companies (updated 2 days ago) Any Rocket Companies team member with basic coding proficiency who wants to improve their coding and IT skills is welcome to apply to DevBuild. Articles updated Desktop Programming Multiplatform Avalonia .NET Framework Programming Advanced Concepts in Easy Samples   (11 votes) by Nick Polyak (updated 4 days ago) This article covers important concepts of Avalonia/WPF needed for programming and software design Internet of Things GFX Forever: The Complete Guide to GFX for IoT   (37 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 6 days ago) GFX is a fast and full featured replacement for standard IoT drawing libraries that is optimized to reduce bus I/O Web Development Skip Logfiles - Try Automated Exception Handling!   (44 votes) by jgauffin (updated 2 days ago) codeRR is an open source error handling service. It includes the context information that you forgot to include when you logged/reported the exception. Web API – A Solid Approach   (42 votes) by L. Michael (updated 3 days ago) This article demonstrates how to, very easily, create a lean Web API on top of a .NET library of stateless services. Although the sample code is quite simple, the described architecture is rock-solid. New Tips and Tricks added Programming Languages How to Achieve Place Search and Marker Clustering Implementation in Map App   (1 votes) by Mike-mei (updated 6 days ago) How to achieve place search and display results on the map Image class which contains an array of unique colors with counts used to sort by color and find duplicates.   (1 votes) by Retired Author (updated 2 days ago) Image class which contains an array of unique colors with counts used to sort by color and find duplicates. New Technical Blogs added Database Development Using Cursors and for Loops in MySQL   (0 votes) by Arctype SQL (updated 2 days ago) Learn how to write a MySQL cursor or a MySQL loop © 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