[CodeProject] Newsletter (20 Sep 2010)

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Weekly Poll Results

How much do you embellish your resume/CV

Survey period: 13 Sep 2010 to 20 Sep 2010

Embellishing a resume is part of the game, but you do realise that employers have heard of Google and can use a phone, right? (suggested by El Corazon)

OptionVotes% 
None47378.83473 votes, 78.83%
I exaggerate my skills (If I've read about it I'm an expert)518.5051 votes, 8.50%
I take some team achievements as my own528.6752 votes, 8.67%
Anything I teamed on I take full credit for 172.8317 votes, 2.83%
All team achievements are now my own 50.835 votes, 0.83%
A mythical promotion50.835 votes, 0.83%
Mythical qualifications and certifications71.177 votes, 1.17%
Straight out fairy tales142.3314 votes, 2.33%
Other172.8317 votes, 2.83%
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

View optional text answers (35 answers)

This week's survey: What sort of office environment do you work in?

Most popular new articles 13 Sep 2010 - 20 Sep 2010

Latest Additions

200 articles overall 147 new, 96 updated, 0 moved. 16 were edited, 184 unedited
Article topics listed: C++

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New articles added Last week

Audio and Video

  • nVLC - Roman Ginzburg
    A .NET API for the libVLC interface so the vast majority of VLC functionality could be utilized in managed applications.
    C++, C#, XML, Windows, .NET, Dev


C / C++ Language

  • Windows service using C - RajaManikandan_R
    Writing a basic windows service using C (Unedited)
    C++, C, Windows, Win32, Dev


Libraries

  • Porting of SQLite to BREW - pankajdoke, SanjayKimbahune, Kushal Gore
    - making version 3.2.8 of SQLite available as an extension for BREW version 3.1.2
    C++, SQL, DBA, Dev


Algorithms & Recipes

Articles updated added Last week

Audio and Video

C / C++ Language

MFC

STL

Win32/64 SDK & OS

  • When can I logon to Windows? - DavidCrow
    A brief explanation on how to interpret the 'logon hours' member of the USER_INFO structures (Unedited)
    C++ (VC6, VC9.0), Windows (WinXP, Win7), Win32, Dev


Technical blogs added Last week

Tabs & Property Pages

  • Calculating the Rank of your blog posts or pages - Martin Hinshelwood
    I had an idea to have blog posts, or Rules listed not in date order, or an arbitrary order, but in some sort of calculated order. For this I would need to get data from somewhere and I fancied using; Number of Comments, Number of Trackbacks, Reddit, Digg, FriendFeed Twitter and Google Page rank. In (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC


  • Calculating the Rank of your blog posts or pages - Martin Hinshelwood
    I had an idea to have blog posts, or Rules listed not in date order, or an arbitrary order, but in some sort of calculated order. For this I would need to get data from somewhere and I fancied using; Number of Comments, Number of Trackbacks, Reddit, Digg, FriendFeed Twitter and Google Page rank. In (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC


Silverlight

  • Obfuscating Silverlight - rudigrobler
    “Obfuscation is the concealment of intended meaning in communication, making communication confusing, intentionally ambiguous, and more difficult to interpret.”Obfuscation has been used in programming for ages helping protect intellectual property! WPF and Silverlight is a li (Unedited)


Mobile Development

Content Management Server

  • Active Directory Groups not Syncing with Team Foundation Server 2010 - Martin Hinshelwood
    For a little while now I had been investigating an odd occurrence in Team Foundation Server. Users added to Active Directory groups have not been filtering back into the Team Foundation Server groups cache. The meant that we had to add users directly to Team Foundation Server in order to give them p (Unedited)


  • Active Directory Groups not Syncing with Team Foundation Server 2010 - Martin Hinshelwood
    For a little while now I had been investigating an odd occurrence in Team Foundation Server. Users added to Active Directory groups have not been filtering back into the Team Foundation Server groups cache. The meant that we had to add users directly to Team Foundation Server in order to give them p (Unedited)


MFC

cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project


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