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Friday, March 06, 2015

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New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips

Algorithms & Recipes

  (0 votes) by Claude He (updated yesterday)
This article is a sequel to my previous CCTreeMiner: An algorithm for Subtree Mining Problems. I fixed some bugs and made some improvements. Also I want to further describe this algorithm.

Android

  (3 votes) by Apriorit Inc, Petrov Andrey (updated yesterday)
An interesting approach to create Android applications, which user cannot remove or stop (only admin can do this applying specific password), without using ROOT permissions.

C#

  (5 votes) by Mosi_62 (updated 21 hours ago)
Interpolation from polynomial to natural splines

Client side scripting

  (0 votes) by Graham D Smith (updated yesterday)
At this point in my series of posts on building a continuous delivery pipeline with TFS we have installed and configured quite a lot of the TFS infrastructure that we will need however as yet we don’t have an environment to deploy our sample application to. We’ll attend to that in this p

Content Management Server

  (0 votes) by Graham D Smith (updated yesterday)
This is the ninth post in my series on building a continuous delivery pipeline with TFS and I’m going to be covering the installation of Release Management for Visual Studio. This is the component of the TFS ecosystem that gives us reasonably straightforward tooling to deploy the components of
  (0 votes) by Graham D Smith (updated yesterday)
This post picks up from a previous post in my series on building a continuous delivery pipeline with TFS where we got to the point of adding the sample application to version control. The next step is to configure the application for continuous integration (CI). The ThoughtWorks people have a nice d

Database

  (15 votes) by db_developer (updated yesterday)
Reminder.Sou...
  (1 votes) by DotNetForYou (updated yesterday)
The article describes about how the Table Valued Parameters(TVP) are used in SQl server and how they be utilized using C# code
  (1 votes) by RiniBoo (updated 13 hours ago)
Run all .sql files in a directory with results returned showing execution being successful or failure
  (0 votes) by IAndreev93 (updated yesterday)
Very Simply MDB/ACCDB Viewer with Swing GUI written in NetBeans IDE using GUI Builder

Game Development

  (2 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 15 hours ago)
The sixth article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.

Hardware & System

  (1 votes) by Vít Blecha (updated 22 hours ago)
LiteKeys provides a way of setting up hotkeys for multiple keyboards connected to the computer for Windows operating systems.

IoT on Azure

  (5 votes) by 65Goat (updated yesterday)
This contest submission is for a home monitoring solution that reads temperature, humidity and states from various sensors around a home. The data is stored in Azure and can be accessed via mobile devices.
  (1 votes) by Nitin Sawant (updated yesterday)
Control home appliance from anywhere in the world
  (0 votes) by Tom Corbett Space Cadet (updated yesterday)
One of the biggest problems in making simple devices into IoT devices is cost. The ESP-8266 module solves that problem.

Testing and QA

  (1 votes) by Anton Angelov (updated yesterday)
If you need to rerun Failed Tests (MSTest), you can download the application that I wrote. Examples how to use it and code snippets.

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  (0 votes) by SneakyPeet (updated yesterday)
A project that I recently worked on has a worker role that runs about 40 jobs. With some of these jobs running for hours it became imperative that we knew when these jobs were running, if they were currently running, how long they were running, if they were overlapping with other dependent jobs etc.

Windows Presentation Foundation

  (4 votes) by Subramanyam Shankar (updated yesterday)
This article describes how to use a background worker in WPF along with animation to provide better user experience.
  (3 votes) by MatthewThomas (updated yesterday)
Adding a watermark to a WPF TextBox by only using XAML. No extensions. No Converters.

Work Issues

  (0 votes) by Paul M Watt (updated yesterday)
What does one-size fits all mean? I suppose there are two way to answer that question, 1) How well do you want it to fit? 2) What do you mean by 'all'? For example, a clothing manufacturer is content with the percentage of the population that their product will fit, such as a T-shirt, hat or Snuggie

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Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips

.NET Framework

  (70 votes) by OriginalGriff (updated yesterday)
A .NET List is a list you can use as an array. Isn't it? Yeah, I'm sure it is. And I can use it anytime, can't I? Well, "No". And "No". Sometimes it's not a good idea at all.

Ajax

  (1 votes) by LiQuick (updated yesterday)
Using JQuery AJAX calls to load ASPX page(s) into another HTML/ASPX page

C#

  (8 votes) by dale.newman (updated 23 hours ago)
An Alternative to .NET 2.0 Custom Configuration Sections

Design and Architecture

  (2 votes) by Duncan Edwards Jones (updated 20 hours ago)
An introduction to Event Sourcing for the relational database savvy developer.

Game Development

  (36 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 17 hours ago)
The first article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.
  (16 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 18 hours ago)
The second article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.
  (15 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 18 hours ago)
The third article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.
  (10 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 18 hours ago)
The fourth article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.
  (6 votes) by Vahe Karamian (updated 15 hours ago)
The fifth article in a series to discuss Unity 3D and how to get started with your own 3D projects.

Libraries

  (8 votes) by Alberto Venditti (updated yesterday)
Using a .NET Windows service as an engine for specialized custom plug-ins execution

Node.js

  (1 votes) by Dr. Song Li (updated yesterday)
This is a study note on Node.js.

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