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We regularly review our hardware and systems to ensure that (a) the site is up, and (b) it's working as best it can, and (c) we're spending as little as possible in making (a) and (b) happen. As part of this we decided to do a fairly major overhaul of our office systems, where "overhaul" is a euphamism for "throw it all out and start from scratch". It's a little rough on the nerves but means we get to flush out all the little gremlins while also reducing the number of actual machines we have lying around.
On a practical note this means we may be a little slower to reply to emails for the next couple of days. It also means that, with the removal of half of the servers, we no longer get to use the server room as a pizza oven, but sacrifices must be made.
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13 Jun 2011 - 20 Jun 2011
138 articles overall 87 new, 79 updated, 0 moved. 37 were edited, 101 unedited
Article topics listed: C++
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New articles added
- Head-to-head benchmark: C++ vs .NET - Qwertie
How fast is C++ compared to C#? Let's compare code ported directly between the two languages. (Unedited)
C++ (VC9.0), C# (C#3.0), Windows (Win7), WinMobile (WinMobile6), .NETCF, .NET (.NET3.5), Win32, Win64, Architect, Dev, cross-platform, Generics, P/Invoke
Articles updated
- ToDoList 6.2.5 - A simple but effective way to keep on top of your tasks - .dan.g.
A hierarchical task manager with native XML support for custom reporting.
VC6, VC7, VC7.1, VC8.0, Win2K, WinXP, Win2003, Vista, MFC, CEO, Architect, DBA, Dev, QA
Tips and Tricks added
Technical blogs added
- Ribbon with C++, Part 1: Introduction to the Windows Ribbon Framework - Arik Poznanski
The basics of the Windows Ribbon Framework - a rich command presentation system that provides a modern alternative to the layered menus, toolbars, and task panes of traditional Windows applications. (Unedited)
C++, Windows, Framework, Controls
- Ribbon with C++, Part 3: Using Buttons with Windows Ribbon Framework - Arik Poznanski
On previous posts we have seen an introduction to the Windows Ribbon Framework and learned how to develop a ribbon enabled application. In this post we continue our review of the various features in the Windows Ribbon Framework. This time we will focus on the most common feature in the ribbon: Butt (Unedited)
C++, Windows, Dev
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