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by Martin Vorbrodt
Parsing Command Line Options
by Martin Vorbrodt
Plugins: loading code at runtime
by Dave Ceddia
Frameworks like Vue have the notion of “computed properties” – a way to derive some new, possibly complex data based on something passed in. This post covers how to achieve the same result in React.
by Martin Vorbrodt
How to print stack traces

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by Daniel Ramnath
Reverse proxy developed using BOOST 1.75 asynchronous ASIO calls
by Dominik Reichl
KeePass is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager.
by H_
C++ list comprehension
by DotnetShtien
In this article we will dicuss when new feature added recently to the meta-programming library which is the command contracts.

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13 Sep 2013 by geoyar
Applying Ant Colony Optimization algorithms to solve the Traveling Salesman Problem.
13 Jan 2020 by Dominik Reichl
KeePass is a free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager.
22 Oct 2018 by MehreenTahir
This article will help you get started with socket programming in C++. We will build a TCP server and client using boost.asio library in C++.
18 Feb 2011 by Paul Heil
Discover how to calculate the processor usage of every running process in your Windows mobile device
14 Jan 2011 by jean Davy
Read/write serialize/unserialize any kind of arbitrary set of C++ data structures in the Registry.
18 Jun 2014 by Tsuda Kageyu
Implement a simple-look substitution of BOOST_SCOPE_EXIT using some of the new features of C++0x
6 Dec 2010 by 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”.
6 Dec 2010 by 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.
24 Feb 2011 by Andriy Padalka
Module to dynamically assign, store, and call with handlers different functional objects: functors, functions, member functions.
2 Sep 2011 by Alexander Bessonov
A simple high-level IPC library with ability to use native C++ interfaces.
6 May 2014 by AndyUk06
A non-nonsense guide to setting up Boost threads in Visual Studio environments.
28 Oct 2014 by yux_315
Implement a thread synchronization queue with STL and boost.
19 Mar 2013 by Igor Stanic
Extending boost::filesystem for Windows and Linux.
19 Mar 2013 by Igor Stanic
Manage Linux Trash and Windows Recycle Bin with C++.
1 Apr 2013 by cocaf
The pause/resume thread functionality helps to avoid problems caused by invalid memory access and race conditions.
23 Nov 2013 by Renato Tegon Forti
This article present a Boost.Application, Boost.Asio, and Boost.Thread library used to build a Work Queue application.
1 Nov 2013 by Alfred Molnar
Call methods of an existing class in MFC asynchronously, while still preserving the thread affinity required by MFC and COM.
27 Apr 2014 by Bartlomiej Filipek
This book is a must-have resource for any C++ developer!
30 Oct 2014 by Vaclav Naydenov
How C++ library YB.ORM can help manipulate the data stored in RDBMS using domain classes. Basic concepts of ORM are explained by examples.
6 Jul 2015 by phillipvoyle
A sample implementation of a minimal http web server using boost::asio in C++
7 Jul 2016 by Zebedee Mason
Software for automatically constructing architecture diagrams and metrics from source code and .NET assemblies is presented. Examples for Visual C++, Python, the Linux kernel, Boost and .NET are discussed.
26 Jun 2016 by bishopnator29a
Saving, Loading and data migration in compact library
9 Aug 2016 by Kel_
Presents a serverless real-time HTML5 chat application using emitter.io, vuejs and bootstrap.
14 Apr 2018 by George Shagov
Four Boolean Logic induction
14 Aug 2018 by Dave Ceddia
Frameworks like Vue have the notion of “computed properties” – a way to derive some new, possibly complex data based on something passed in. This post covers how to achieve the same result in React.