Weekly Newsletter (20 Dec 2021)

Monday, December 20, 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! Answer your biggest performance questions Get all the diagnostic information you need to solve your biggest performance questions. Raygun is free to try, easy to set up, and works seamlessly across your tech stack. Get started with free unlimited monitoring for 14-days. Exclusive AI and deep learning tools, training, and technology Get access to hundreds of SDKs and Deep Learning Institute self-paced courses and instructor-led workshops. Join the NVIDIA developer community. Weekly Poll Results What genre of books do us developers like to read? Survey period: 13 Dec 2021 to 20 Dec 2021 Obviously RFCs and Spec documents top the list, so let's skip them and see what's on everyone's bedside table these days. Option Votes %   Science Fiction or Dystopian 481 62.31 Fantasy 296 38.34 Horror / Thriller 99 12.82 Mystery / Crime 251 32.51 Romantic 24 3.11 Non-Fiction: Science / Engineering / Education 409 52.98 Non-Fiction: Business and Money 96 12.44 Non-Fiction: Health / Psychology / Well-being 76 9.84 Non-Fiction: Repair / Maintenance / Craft / Hobbies / Cooking 166 21.50 Memoir / Biography / Autobiography 133 17.23 Other 133 17.23 Responses 772    Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100% This week's survey: How will you be spending this Holiday period? Latest Additions New articles added General Programming A Problem Finding Optimal Number of Sentences and Possible Solutions   (5 votes) by Michael Haephrati (updated 2 days ago) We were asked to develop a piece of software which will select an optimal combination of sentences from e-books which will give the closest result to a set of targets for each character. Programming Languages Arbitrary Precision - Easy-to-use C++ Library for Long Integer Arithmetic   (7 votes) by Volodymyr Zakalyk (updated 6 days ago) Introduction of a newly developed solution for integer arithmetic Client to Server File/Data Streaming   (6 votes) by Marc Clifton (updated 4 days ago) Your one-stop guide for API and web-client Form, XHR, Blob, and Drag & Drop File/Data Uploading Web Development HTML Table – Freeze Row and Column with CSS   (5 votes) by adriancs (updated 4 days ago) Having a freeze pane effect on HTML Table Introducing Ottoman v2.0: An ODM for Node.js & Couchbase   (0 votes) by Arun_Vijayraghavan (updated 3 days ago) In this article we provide a basic understanding of why and when you should consider Ottoman for your next Node.js project. Articles updated Artificial Intelligence Bezier Curve Machine Learning Demonstration   (12 votes) by asiwel (updated 4 days ago) Bezier Curve Classification Training And Validation Models Using ALGLIB General Programming Can QR Decomposition Be Actually Faster? Schwarz-Rutishauser Algorithm   (7 votes) by Arthur V. Ratz (updated 3 days ago) Optimizing performance of the large-sized matrices QR factorization using Schwarz-Rutishauser algorithm. Internet of Things Arduino Home Distillery   (9 votes) by Christ Kennedy (updated yesterday) Distil hand-sanitizer and other social lubricants using an Arduino IoT Starter Raspberry Pi Lumi   (3 votes) by Jose Motta (updated yesterday) IoT.Starter.Pi.Thing growing into an embryo of a universal IR remote control Multimedia Multiple Face Detection and Recognition in Real Time   (340 votes) by Sergio Andrés Gutiérrez Rojas (updated 5 hours ago) Face detection and recognition with support of multiples faces in the same scene and other interesting features using C# and EmguCV Programming Languages We Make a std::shared_mutex 10 Times Faster   (71 votes) by AlexeyAB (updated 3 days ago) Atomic operations and C++11 memory barriers and assembler instructions generated on x86_64 CPUs Harlinn.Windows - A Visual Studio 2022 Solution   (14 votes) by Espen Harlinn (updated 3 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. ptr_to_unique, extending std::unique_ptr to support weak secondary smart pointers   (7 votes) by john morrison leon (updated 4 days 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. New Tips and Tricks added Hosted Services Reading Entries from Application Settings and Connection Strings in Azure Function using C# .NET Core 3.1   (2 votes) by Sauradipta Chaudhury (updated 3 days ago) This is a coding solution to use Application Settings and Connection Strings sections under Configuration Menu in Azure Functions V2.x and above to store configurable entries. Programming Languages IniReader: A Simple, Tiny INI Reader   (16 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 6 days ago) An INI reader that is easy to use, easy to port, relatively efficient, and to the point Manipulate network adapter via WMI in plain C and C++   (1 votes) by Member 15004323 (updated yesterday) Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration WMI class in plain C and C++ Cinchoo ETL - Compare Two CSV Files for Add, Changed or Deleted Records (Master vs Detail)   (1 votes) by Cinchoo (updated 6 days ago) How to compare two CSV files for Add, Deleted and Changed records using Cinchoo ETL Tips and Tricks updated Programming Languages Cinchoo ETL - Deserializing JSON to Polymorphic Classes without Type Information   (2 votes) by Cinchoo (updated yesterday) Tip to deserialize JSON to polymorphic classes without type information New Technical Blogs added DevOps How Does Your Development Team Decide What To Do Next?   (2 votes) by Rob Kraft (updated 5 days ago) A development team should consider many factors before picking an item from the product backlog to work on. 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