[CodeProject] Newsletter (1 Nov 2010)

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Site News

The Code Project has moved!

Over the weekend we unplugged and unscrewed our servers from their old home and, like geese fleeing the inexorable Winter, headed down Highway 404 to find a newer, possibly warmer, home for our servers. Some didn't make it, some are still licking their wounds, but most of them are doing well in their new racks and (presumably) making new friends. Hopefully the worst anyone saw while the move was in place was a slightly late Daily Insider newsletter, and vague recollections of a moving van in place of the homepage for a couple of hours on Saturday.

We're also pretty chuffed to announce that CodeProject search results are now appearing in within searches on MSDN.com. We're sure the MSDN team would love your suggestions and feedback, and if that involves chants of "higher! higher!" for our results then who are we to stop you?

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Well done brave souls.

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Weekly Poll Results

Do you open up laptops and other gadgets to see what's inside?

Survey period: 25 Oct 2010 to 1 Nov 2010

In other words, do you void warranties?

OptionVotes% 
Yes, always9711.5397 votes, 11.53%
Yes, if I don't care about breaking it11513.67115 votes, 13.67%
Yes, if it's already broken or malfunctioning25330.08253 votes, 30.08%
Depends16419.50164 votes, 19.50%
No21625.68216 votes, 25.68%

This week's survey: From which of the big companies would you most like a job offer?

Most popular new articles 25 Oct 2010 - 1 Nov 2010

Latest Additions

200 articles overall 167 new, 84 updated, 1 moved. 23 were edited, 177 unedited
Article topics listed: C++

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New articles added

Miscellaneous

  • Roll your own scroll bar - Snorri
    XeScrollBar - Custom scroll bar, a replacement for Windows scroll bar (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC


C / C++ Language

Libraries

  • The Diffraction Grating Calculator - federico.strati
    An MFC Windows Program related to Concave Diffraction Gratings using VTK libraries (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC, Dev, Application


Articles updated added

Combo & List Boxes

  • Win32 SDK PropertyGrid Made Easy - David MacDermot
    This article describes the creation of a non-MFC custom PropertyGrid control.
    C++, Windows, Win32, Win64, Dev


Edit Controls

Algorithms & Recipes

  • Polyline Simplification - Elmar de Koning
    A generic C++ implementation for n-dimensional Douglas-Peucker Approximation.
    C++, Windows, Linux, MacOS, Dev


Internet / Network

Threads, Processes & IPC

Tips and Tricks added

Programming Tips

Technical blogs added

Trace and Logs

  • .NET: Exception stack trace has no frames above the catch point - Ivan Krivyakov
    I never thought about it, but it turns out that exception’s stack trace does not contain the full stack. Instead, it contains only frames between the point where the exception was thrown and the point it is caught. This is bad if exception is caught close to the point of throwing and logged: u (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, MFC


Threads, Processes & IPC

cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project


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