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Creating a List like class (For Beginners)
BackgroundSometime ago I started writing some very basic tutorial articles that I planned to publish in my personal site. I actually did publish some of them in the site but I never gave any links to them so I believe no-one ever saw them.In any case, now I am posting one of those tutorial articles
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Desktop Development »
Combo & List Boxes »
Extending the List Control
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Paulo Zemek
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Go Back to School with Pluralsight (for 72 Hours)
Pluralsight has long been one of the best resources that you can find if your work deals with anything in the realm of technology. I’ve been an advocate of it for many years now and I can honestly say that its courses are as close as you can get to one-on-one training to learn a […]The p
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Rion Williams
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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A Deeper Look Into Open Source .NET Development
In November, Microsoft began an initiative towards bringing a large portion of it’s development technologies into the open source. The largest and most talked about of these was the acclaimed .NET Framework and Core. Since these announcements at Connect(), you can pay a visit to the many .NET-
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General Programming »
Game Development »
General
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Rion Williams
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Domain Driven Design App Structure - Part 2
Domain Driven Design App Structure - Part 2
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Graphics / Design »
Windows 8 Design »
Design
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SneakyPeet
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Optional chaining with dictionaries (in Swift)
Whilst learning Swift and SpriteKit I came across an issue with the documentation for SKNode.userData. In an early XCode beta it was specified as an implicitly unwrapped optional whereas now it is clearly an optional.Therefore the code I originally used to access values was:var node = SKNode()...if
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PeteBarber
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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The importance of a low level native flat API in Windows.
In the Windows world, software development can easily become stagnated if developers push too much for more higher level functionality at the expense of low level functionality.
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Platforms, Frameworks & Libraries »
Windows API »
Vista Native APIs
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Chris Boss
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Understanding WCF in depth Part -3
Prerequisites: Understanding WCF in depth Part – 1 , Understanding WCF in depth Part – 2 In this part we will look at why endpoints were required? From the previous article we know the actual layers of channel stack, thus to build the channel stack configuration; ordering is important.
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adityaswami89
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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Install Sublime Text 3 (beta) on Linux Mint or Ubuntu
Install Sublime Text 3 (beta) on Linux Mint or Ubuntu.
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General Programming »
Tools and IDE »
General
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John Atten
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Updated: 28 Jan 2015
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SFINAE
This post will focus on the concept of SFINAE, Substitution Failure Is Not An Error. This is a core concept that is one of the reasons templates are even possible. This concept is related exclusively to the processing of templates. It is referred to as SFINAE by the community, and this entry focuses
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Languages »
C / C++ Language »
Templates
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Paul M Watt
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Updated: 27 Jan 2015
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Develop mobile applications using web development skills
The need for mobile apps has increased dramatically as their number to. The number of mobile devices in use has passed the first billion more than a year ago and it is still increasing. As mobile use is closing the gap with computer use, the gap of development skills is increasing. Mobile platforms
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Mobile Development »
Mobile Development »
Palm Development
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Arian Celina
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Updated: 27 Jan 2015
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Why I still do not have a data plan
Almost every week I get asked the question, "Why don't you have a data plan?". Everyone assumes that the reason is to save money. When I say that I just do not want one, people move forward to the next question, "Why not?". In this post, I hope to clearly show you why I am against having a data plan
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Desktop Development »
Grid & Data Controls »
General
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Saleh Hamadeh
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Updated: 27 Jan 2015
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The persistence layer in SharpMessaging
I'm working on a messaging system in .NET. It's purpose is to allow you to use reliable (and transactional) messaging inside your application without the need of an external server. This post is about the persistence layer (i.e. file storage). It can handle somewhere between 100 000 and
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jgauffin
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Binding To Nullable Enums
This post will be a short post about how you can easily bind to nullable enums value in WPF. This is quite useful when you have optional values. So lets start with a simple ViewModel shall we, it can be seen that this ViewModel uses a Nullable and that the ProductType itself uses the DescriptionAttr
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Platforms, Frameworks & Libraries »
Windows Presentation Foundation »
General
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Sacha Barber
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Domain Driven Design App Structure
At the center of our DDD universe lies the Domain. It is the beating heart of our application. The life of our application flows out of the domain like blood through the body. DRAMA! What I am trying to get at is that the domain is really important. I mean it is right there in the name: Domain Drive
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Graphics / Design »
Windows 8 Design »
Design
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SneakyPeet
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Migrating a WordPress Blog to Azure WebSites
For nearly two years, this site has been running over at WordPress.com and things have been great. WordPress provided everything that I needed to really get the blog off of the ground with no financial commitments of any kind, which was a big deal in the beginning. It had no hosting fees, incredible
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Cloud Computing »
Azure »
Windows Azure Developer Contest
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Rion Williams
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Improve Node.js Performance by Turning It into a Clusterfork
One of the big reasons people are drawn to Node.js for running web servers is the simplicity you gain from a single-threaded paradigm, versus having to deal with the challenges of threaded programming – race conditions, deadlocks, etc. However, one drawback of running a web server on a single
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Web Development »
Node.js »
General
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Keyhole Software
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Display a string list in an Android ListView
Showing a list of items is a very common pattern in mobile application. This pattern comes up often when I make a tutorial: I often need to interact with data, but I don't want to spend a lot of time just on displaying that data when that's not the point of the tutorial. So, what ...
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Mobile Development »
Android »
General
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Cindy Potvin
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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ASP.NET: Understanding OWIN, Katana, and the Middleware Pipeline
The tools and architectural patterns we use to build and evolve web applications have undergone dramatic change over the past few years. Modern web application development is a fast-paced, dynamic activity reliant to ever an greater degree on modular, loosely-coupled application components, rapidly-
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Web Development »
ASP.NET »
General
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John Atten
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Just Enough DNS - Domain Configuration Terminology
Just Enough DNS - Domain Configuration Terminology
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Pankaj P Sharma
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Updated: 26 Jan 2015
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Using MapKit and CoreLocation Information in iOS 8
I have been working on an application that will display the current users information along with other information in his/her surrounding area and thought to share my findings regarding MapKit, CoreLocation and iOS 8 in a simple application for others to use. I used Introduction to MapKit in iOS 6 T
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Dennis E White
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Updated: 25 Jan 2015
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