Weekly Newsletter (13 Dec 2021)

Monday, December 13, 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. Site News Best Article of November 2021 Winner: Nick Polyak UniDock - A New Multiplatform UI Docking Framework. UniDock Power Features. Winner: honey the codewitch Render Professional Screens on IoT Runner-up: Rick Drizin Sharded Multi-Tenant Database using SQL Server Row-Level Security Runner-up: Peter Huber SG SortedBucketCollection: A memory efficient SortedList accepting multiple items with the same key cheers, Chris Maunder 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! Application monitoring for customer-centric teams Raygun makes it easy to monitor the impact of your performance improvements, quickly identify and resolve issues, and see how your code performs in the hands of your customers — saving you time, money, and sanity. Try Raygun for free today! Weekly Poll Results When writing an app, do you try and write a single, cross-platform app, or one app for each platform you target? Survey period: 6 Dec 2021 to 13 Dec 2021 One codebase is nice. Using native features is nice. Making choices is hard. And obviously sometimes it depends on the project (so choose all that apply) Option Votes %   A single, cross platform code base whenever I can 271 50.00 One application per platform 164 30.26 An app for multiple platforms, and special case apps for specific platforms 100 18.45 I use containers to bypass the whole issue 50 9.23 My apps leverage other cross platform platforms (eg web applications, VMs) 103 19.00 I do something else (please fill us in!) 69 12.73 Responses 542    Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100% This week's survey: When writing an app, do you try and write a single, cross-platform app, or one app for each platform you target? Latest Additions New articles added General Programming Can QR Decomposition Be Actually Faster? Schwarz-Rutishauser Algorithm   (3 votes) by Arthur V. Ratz (updated yesterday) Optimizing the performance of large-sized matrices QR factorization using Schwarz-Rutishauser algorithm Programming Languages Harlinn.Windows - A Visual Studio 2022 Solution   (6 votes) by Espen Harlinn (updated 2 days ago) Harlinn.Windows is a collection of libraries that I have put together that serves as a big part of the runtime we use at work. httplite: C++ REST Processing Class Library   (4 votes) by Michael Sydney Balloni (updated 6 days ago) Interested in easily implementing REST communications in your Windows C++ apps? Getting Started With Asynchronous Streams   (2 votes) by George Swan (updated 2 days ago) How asynchronous streams can improve efficiency and reduce response times in applications. Configuration Files in Python   (2 votes) by Akhil Mittal (updated 3 days ago) Create a config file; add, update and delete a configuration, and read a configuration in a Python app Web Development Web Search Engine   (1 votes) by Ștefan-Mihai MOGA (updated 3 days ago) Design and implementation of a Web Search Engine using Text Mining techniques Articles updated Artificial Intelligence Deep Learning   (47 votes) by Mahsa Hassankashi (updated 5 days ago) Deep learning convolutional neural network by tensorflow python, complete and easy understanding The DARL Language and its Online Fuzzy Logic Expert System Engine   (12 votes) by AndyEdmonds (updated 5 days ago) A free service makes it possible to use a fuzzy logic expert system online. We'll go through an example of coding in .NET core to access this, and look at some of the features of the engine and the DARL language. Internet of Things GFX Forever: The Complete Guide to GFX for IoT   (39 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 3 days ago) GFX is a fast and full featured replacement for standard IoT drawing libraries that is optimized to reduce bus I/O Programming Languages Taking Your Brain to Another Dimension - A C# library for Physical Units   (38 votes) by Keith Barrett (updated 5 days ago) A C# library for use in physics and engineering calculations DIY µ-range : the very versitile range view / iterator pair   (4 votes) by John M. Dlugosz (updated 4 days ago) A simple pair of iterators provides many handy use cases Web Development Running a RDL/RDLC (SQL Report) in ASP.NET without SSRS   (22 votes) by Tim Golisch (updated 16 hours ago) SSRS and Report Builder (or the old BIDS from 2008) are nice for making reports, but they don't embed into your ASP.NET project very nicely. This is one way to do it without the requirement for full SSRS (and the security hoops). New Tips and Tricks added Mobile Apps Create a Virtual Fitting Room for Glasses in an E-commerce App   (1 votes) by Codewide124 (updated 2 days ago) How to enhance online user experience to stimulate growth in e-commerce Showcase Museum Exhibits through 3D Models with Audio Guides   (1 votes) by Codewide124 (updated 4 days ago) This article only describes a kit to display the 3D model for an exhibit and how to interact with the model. Tips and Tricks updated Multimedia Resize and Rotate Shapes in GDI+   (5 votes) by Andy De Filippo (updated 3 days ago) Draw a shape-like editor implementing the use of anchors to resize and rotate a selection rectangle © 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. 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