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Weekly Newsletter (10 Jan 2022)


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Weekly Poll Results

How important is formatted code?

Survey period: 3 Jan 2022 to 10 Jan 2022

How and when should code be formatted? Brackets or Begin statements always on a new line? Always spaces after comment markers? A different style for different languages? Or whatever came out of the keyboard?

Option	Votes	%
All source code should be formatted according to a generally accepted style for that language	369	51.83
All code in my org must be formatted to our org's style guide	190	26.69
All code within a single project should be consistently formatted	314	44.10
All code, everywhere, should be formatted to a single style, as much as a given language allows	67	9.41
Code should be neat and readable. That's good enough.	210	29.49
Format your code however you want, I'll format my code how I want	56	7.87
I really don't care how code is formatted.	16	2.25
Responses	712
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

This week's survey: What's the worst thing your manager / team lead can announce?

Latest Additions

New articles added

Database Development

Complete SQL Server Mail Service

(4 votes) by Member 14633234 (updated yesterday)

SQL Server Job Agent for SQL mail service with attachment of Excel file

Desktop Programming

Avoid the WPF DataGrid Limitations, Replace It with Few Lines of Your Own Code

(6 votes) by Peter Huber SG (updated 6 days ago)

A deep dive into how to easily display data exactly the way you want when DataGrid is not up to the task

DataProvider - A Static Library for handing Databases from C++

(2 votes) by Michael Haephrati (updated yesterday)

I have developed a Static Library which can be used for all kind of database related needs

General Programming

An Improved Algorithm for Converting State Machines to Regular Expressions

(6 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 3 days ago)

This article describes an improvement to the state removal algorithm for converting FAs to regular expressions

Hosted Services

Creating a Python Cloud-Native Webapp, Part 1: Deploying to Azure App Service

(2 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 4 days ago)

In this article we’ll create a more traditional web application using the Flash library and Azure WebApp.

Creating a Python Cloud-Native Webapp, Part 2: Adding an Azure Cosmos DB Database

(2 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 3 days ago)

In this article, we’ll build on what we started by adding an Azure Cosmos DB database to our Flask web app.

First Cloud-Native Steps: Introducing the Serverless Python Web API

(1 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 5 days ago)

This article will serve as a hands-on introduction to Cloud Native development for Python developers. Unlike most other introductions, we're going to show how to do things in a realistic way using modern tools.

Connecting Azure Authentication to Other Providers Article One: Linking Azure AD with On-Premises Active Directory

(0 votes) by Rahul__Sharma (updated 2 days ago)

This article guides you through establishing Azure authentication in a Spring Boot application using an on-premises AD server.

Programming Languages

ASP.NET Core Web API: Plugin Controllers and Services

(10 votes) by Marc Clifton (updated 6 days ago)

The middle ground between monolithic applications and an explosion of microservices

Security

securelocker: an httplite "pretty secure" file storage locker

(1 votes) by Michael Sydney Balloni (updated yesterday)

An exciting proof-of-concept that sews httplite with security components

Blockchain And You - How Will Blockchain Affect Your Future

(3 votes) by Peter Li (updated 4 days ago)

Blockchain/DLT is all about data integrity, traceability, and automatic execution. In this article I hope to provide some inspiration for a data problem you want to tackle.

Web Development

Building a Blazor Server Application From the Web/Razor Template

(2 votes) by Shaun C Curtis (updated 3 days ago)

This article shows how to build a Blazor Server Application from the ASPNetCore template.

Why HTML5? Why Not? UI / UX Versus Storage Challenge (Part 3 of N)

(2 votes) by raddevus (updated 2 days ago)

Includes complete C# Web API which allows you to post your app data using simple method.

Microsoft Graph Authentication in Python

(3 votes) by Melanie Hall (updated 5 days ago)

In this article we create a Python web app with Flask, which made a simple Graph API call.

Articles updated

General Programming

Can QR Decomposition Be Actually Faster? Schwarz-Rutishauser Algorithm

(11 votes) by Arthur V. Ratz (updated 6 days ago)

Optimizing the performance of the large-sized matrices QR factorization and eigendecomposition, using Schwarz-Rutishauser algorithm

Multimedia

Multiple Face Detection and Recognition in Real Time

(348 votes) by Sergio Andrés Gutiérrez Rojas (updated 3 days ago)

Face detection and recognition with support of multiples faces in the same scene and other interesting features using C# and EmguCV

Programming Languages

Harlinn.Windows - A Visual Studio 2022 Solution

(20 votes) by Espen Harlinn (updated 3 days ago)

Harlinn.Windows is a collection of libraries that I have put together that serves as a big part of the runtime we use at work.

PHP Micro-Framework HLEB

(19 votes) by Foma Tuturov (updated 3 days ago)

This article gives an overview of installation, customization, routing, group of routes, controllers, modules, templates, page builder, debug panel and console of a micro-framework HLEB.

New Technical Blogs added

Bytes

Communicating Asynchronously

(2 votes) by Bernhard Nebel (updated 2 days ago)

How does asynchronous serial communication work, what libraries are there to support it, and what can go wrong?

Debugger

That’s One Small Step for a Man, One Giant Leap for a Debugger: On Single-Stepping and Interrupts

(1 votes) by Bernhard Nebel (updated 3 days ago)

Interrupts can confuse one when single-stepping through a program; dw-link mitigates this problem.

Internet of Things

Link-Time Optimization and Debugging of Object-Oriented Programs on AVR MCUs

(0 votes) by Bernhard Nebel (updated 2 days ago)

Link-time optimization and debugging OO programs do not work very well together, at least on AVR MCUs.

SinlgeWireSerial - Arduino Library that Supports Single-Wire Half-Duplex Serial Communication

(0 votes) by Bernhard Nebel (updated 2 days ago)

A new Arduino library has seen the light of day: SinlgeWireSerial. It supports single-wire, half-duplex serial communication.

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