Weekly Newsletter (26 Sep 2022)

Monday, September 26, 2022 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 Clean Code: Your software done right Join Sonar for our webinar where we will be discussing Clean Code – the ideal state of any software. We'll cover how a Clean Code mindset, regardless of the size of your org or the state of your codebase, can extend your application's longevity. Register now. Experience Qt World Summit with your peers around the world! Advance the future of your software development with over 30 cutting-edge technical sessions. Join 5,000+ developers, designers, managers, and executives at the online event on November 9. Learn more and register for free Weekly Poll Results Who do you listen to most when making decisions about software development? Survey period: 19 Sep 2022 to 26 Sep 2022 Option Votes %   The person who controls whether you get paid 41 8.72 Your team lead, or other senior developer 40 8.51 Your team members (or member) 26 5.53 Other developers (online or in person) 15 3.19 The Product manager 18 3.83 The marketing team 0 0.00 The architect 9 1.91 The users 39 8.30 No one but myself 85 18.09 Depends on the situation 197 41.91 Total 470   100% This week's survey: When building an application, when is the most important time to consider the User Experience? Latest Additions New articles added Artificial Intelligence Human Action Recognition with OpenVINO™ Toolkit   (0 votes) by Paula_Ramos (updated 6 days ago) In this article, you will learn how to work with live human action recognition using the OpenVINO™ AI toolkit in a synchronized schedule. Desktop Programming Win32 Security: Retrieving Privileges and Groups for an Access Token   (4 votes) by Bruno van Dooren (updated 2 days ago) This article shows how to retrieve the Privileges and Groups that are part of an access token such as the current thread token. Programming Languages Rethinking the Web - Part 2   (3 votes) by Gwyll (updated 6 days ago) Simplifying Software Design, Development, and Management Web Development Rethinking the Web (RTW) - Web Inversion   (0 votes) by Gwyll (updated 3 days ago) Put the Work in a Worker Articles updated Artificial Intelligence CodeProject.AI Server: AI the easy way.   (24 votes) by CodeProject (updated 3 days ago) Version 1.6.0.0. Our fast, free, self-hosted Artificial Intelligence Server for any platform, any language General Programming Robust C++: Initialization and Restarts   (19 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 5 days ago) Structuring main() and quickly recovering from memory corruption Programming Languages Introduction to ELENA Programming Language   (59 votes) by Alex Rakov, Alexandre Bencz (updated 16 hours ago) ELENA is a general-purpose, object-oriented, polymorphic language with late binding Security Obtain the Plain Text Session Key using CryptoAPI   (15 votes) by Raphael Amorim (updated 3 days ago) How to get plain text session using CryptoAPI Web Development Cross of Fields in a Table of Database Accessible via PDO   (5 votes) by Member 4206974 (updated 3 days ago) CrossData is a PHP object for creating an HTML table or a PHP array, crossing two fields of a table from a PDO accessed database. New Technical Blogs added Hosted Services Get AWS CloudWatch Log Group with PowerShell Core   (0 votes) by Illya Reznykov (updated 2 days ago) Functions that manipulate CloudWatch log group by PowerShell Core How to create Regional Web ACL (WAFv2) with PowerShell   (0 votes) by Illya Reznykov (updated yesterday) The post describes PowerSehll script which creates WAF resources for the scenario when Application Load Balancer is used to serve content for a public website, but to block requests from attackers and to protect from OWASP Top 10 security risks. Programming Languages Robust Daemon Monitoring Inbox with MailKit w/ OAuth2   (1 votes) by Chris_Green (updated 3 days ago) It all started with an email sent to a daemon.  A windows service hosting two modules, each of which monitors an inbox for automation, dutifully ignored warnings from IT that basic authentication for O365 would be switched off in several months. This is how we solved it. © 2022 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