[CodeProject] Newsletter (6 Dec 2010)

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Site News

After some astonishing submissions our Hardware Competition has ended. It went so well, we're doing a second competition where we will focus on beginners articles on hardware and device programming. Here are the proud winners of robots:

First Prize IanJ1965Radio Control Transmitter - Joystick
Prize pool Bioloid Robot Kit
 
Second Prize Amro Fawzy3G Modem Internet Dialer
Prize pool The RoboTurret Vision Tracking Kit
 
Third Prize grilialexAVRILOS: A simple OS for AVR microcontrollers
Prize pool RFID Reader

We also have some winners to announce in our ongoing Windows Azure App Competition. Some great submissions so far but we can't wait to see more.

And don't forget, all you have to do for our Windows Phone 7 competition is to write a WP7 article or share a WP7 app, and you could win a Windows Phone 7 phone or ultra light laptop.

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Weekly Poll Results

Should developers ensure their applications allow exchange of data with other applications of the same type?

Survey period: 29 Nov 2010 to 6 Dec 2010

Should we be required to provide the means to import and export data from our applications to ensure uses aren't locked into a single application?

OptionVotes% 
Yes, we should provide as rich an import and export experience as possible12921.18129 votes, 21.18%
Yes, if there are open standards for the data we should provide import and export of that standard format29648.60296 votes, 48.60%
Yes, but we should only be required to export data that has been input or imported, and not export any extra data our application has added416.7341 votes, 6.73%
No11919.54119 votes, 19.54%

View optional text answers (38 answers)

This week's survey: Do you have a computer science desgree?

Most popular new articles 29 Nov 2010 - 6 Dec 2010

Latest Additions

200 articles overall 166 new, 78 updated, 1 moved. 18 were edited, 182 unedited
Article topics listed: C++

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New articles added

Printing

  • Configuring printer settings programmatically - Apriorit Inc, Alexandr Sirenko
    In this article, I will describe the method of setting the printer settings and the problems I faced on different OS versions. (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, Dev, QA


C / C++ Language

MFC

  • MFC GDI drawing using Pen and Brush - sirama2004
    This beginners article shows the usage of Pen and Brush GDI objects and How do we use it. (Unedited)
    C++ (VC6, VC7), Windows, MFC


Internet / Network

Macros and Add-ins

Programming Tips

Threads, Processes & IPC

  • Monitoring of logon/logout in terminal and client sessions - Apriorit Inc, Elizaveta Golub
    This article includes a description of the monitoring process for the session logon/logout, connect/disconnect (regarding terminal and client sessions). Obtained results will be then used in the next article "Creating process in the session". (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, Architect, Dev, Threading, Process, multithreading, Boost


  • Starting process in the logged session under the local system account - Apriorit Inc, Elizaveta Golub
    This article contains the description of how to start a process in the current active session on session logon notification event with permissions of system process running in the current session. (Unedited)
    C++, Windows, Architect, Dev, Threading, Process, multithreading, Boost


Articles updated added

Dialogs and Windows

C / C++ Language

STL

  • Reading UTF-8 with C++ streams - Emilio Garavaglia
    A locale codecvt facet from char to wchar_t (Unedited)
    C++ (VC6, VC7, VC7.1, VC8.0), Windows, STL, Dev, Design


Tips and Tricks added

DLLs & Assemblies

Programming Tips

String handling

Technical blogs added

Windows Communication Foundation

  • TFS vs. Subversion fact check - Martin Hinshelwood
    I spotted a good comparison of TFS vs. Subversion by Jarosław Dobrzański on DZone (you can also read the original post) but I feel that a couple of the points were either out of date, or borne out of a lack of knowledge of the product, or even more likely I just missed the point. This article was ta (Unedited)



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