game: Weekly Newsletter (31 Oct 2022)

Weekly Newsletter (31 Oct 2022)


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Welcome to this week's newsletter from CodeProject.

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Weekly Poll Results

How solid do you feel in your current employment given the latest shakeups in the IT industry?

Survey period: 24 Oct 2022 to 31 Oct 2022

It's been a bit of a roller coaster these last few months. How is your current gig looking?

Option	Votes	%
My current position is rock solid. I know I have nothing to worry about	358	34.23
I'm feeling very secure. I'm sure I'll be here for the foreseeable future	272	26.00
I'm feeling OK.	235	22.47
I'm not sure how things are in my current position	40	3.82
I'm not feeling confident in my current job	16	1.53
Things aren't going great. I doubt I'll have this job for much longer	8	0.76
I've been let go or I've left on my own terms already	24	2.29
I'm not working	160	15.30
Total	1,046	100%

This week's survey: How forgiving are you of other developer's mistakes?

Latest Additions

New articles added

Artificial Intelligence

Setting Up a Wyze Cam with Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI Server

(2 votes) by Sean Ewington (updated 2 days ago)

In this article, I walk you through setting up CodeProject.AI Server and Blue Iris using a Wyze Cam v3.

Desktop Programming

Thank You for Your Service: Creating a Persistent Isolated Windows Service

(4 votes) by Michael Haephrati (updated 2 days ago)

Windows Services are powerful little beasts and encountering them is unavoidable when developing under Windows

A generic progress bar snippet with Inner Process Communication using Mutex

(4 votes) by Michael Haephrati (updated yesterday)

The progress bar snippet explained in this article, can be called or updated from different running programs.

Programming Languages

Between Mutex, Semaphore and Horrible Hairdos

(3 votes) by Ruth_Haephrati (updated 2 days ago)

Mutex or Semaphores are here to offer non-recursive semantics, so your program, or chunks of your code will only run once — no hairspray needed...

Web Request Sequence Visualization

(3 votes) by Ivan Yakimov (updated 3 days ago)

Here, I'll try to create a system that will allow us to quickly plot the sequence diagram of events during my request.

C# Linq Expressions in Easy Samples

(2 votes) by Nick Polyak (updated 11 hours ago)

explains concepts of Expression programming by simple examples

Network Sniffer and Analyzer Program - Part 2

(1 votes) by Ammar Albush 1997 (updated 2 days ago)

Network Sniffer and Analyzer Program written in C# .NET 6.0 Windows Form (Sharppcap, PacketDotNet)

oneMKL: C++ API with SYCL Support for Data Fitting

(0 votes) by Intel (updated 2 days ago)

Intel® oneAPI Math Kernel Library (oneMKL) now includes adding support for C++ and GPUs, taking full advantage of the SYCL cross-platform abstraction layer.

Security

HSMs For Cryptos: Bitcoin, ETH & Stuff

(3 votes) by F. Aro (updated 2 days ago)

Using Hardware Security Modules for Crypto Wallets Creation, Storage and Transactions Signing