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Weekly Newsletter (22 Aug 2022)


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Weekly Poll Results

Do you expect users to read the instructions when using your apps?

Survey period: 15 Aug 2022 to 22 Aug 2022

Option	Votes	%
Yes. If they don't read the docs they will have no chance of using the software	9	2.11
Yes, because they know our docs will help them be more productive	10	2.34
Yes, eventually, when they get stuck trying to do something tricky	83	19.44
Probably, at least when first starting	49	11.48
Probably not	137	32.08
No. I never believe anyone actually reads our docs	99	23.19
No, because we don't provide docs. Our software is intuitive enough	23	5.39
I don't write user-facing code	17	3.98
Total	427	100%

This week's survey: How old is your newest graphics card?

Latest Additions

New articles added

Desktop Programming

Using Windows Transactions to Recursively Delete a Registry Tree

(4 votes) by Bruno van Dooren (updated 5 days ago)

This article describes how to use Windows transactions to recursively delete a registry tree under a registry subkey and then the subkey itself.

DevOps

Git – Multiple Visual Studio Solutions in a Single Git Repository

(2 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 6 days ago)

How to create a single Git repository that contains multiple VS solutions

Delete All Rows in Entity Framework Core 6

(0 votes) by DiponRoy (updated 6 days ago)

How to delete all rows in EF Core 6 using alternate options

Programming Languages

JLogger6 - When You Care to Write the Very Best

(2 votes) by MSBassSinger (updated 1 hour ago)

Description of a simple, versatile, and scalable logger.

Web Development

Wisej.NET vs Blazor

(13 votes) by Jon Hilton (updated 6 days ago)

In this article, we get up to speed with Wisej.NET and explore how it addresses the specific challenges of building Line-of-Business, Enterprise Web Applications.

Articles updated

Desktop Programming

Codez Bank: A code snippet bank application

(44 votes) by steveb (updated yesterday)

An application that stores and manages useful code snippets and keeps them always handy.

IntelliFile

(10 votes) by Ștefan-Mihai MOGA (updated 15 hours ago)

An alternative Windows version to the famous Total Commander!

General Programming

Integer Factorization: Dreaded List of Primes

(16 votes) by Patrice T (updated yesterday)

Using a large list of primes with Trial Division algorithm and how to handle the list

Using Bitwise Operations on Bitfields as a Primitive SIMD

(12 votes) by Patrice T (updated 2 days ago)

How to use bitwise operations on Bitfields as primitive SIMD

Web Development

Build NFT Collection Web3 Application with Hardhat and React Typescript

(5 votes) by Fred Song (Melbourne) (updated 3 days ago)

Use React and hardhat typescript to build a NFT contract web3 application from scratch

New Tips and Tricks added

General Programming

Tip: Regex to match version number beginning with a specific digit

(0 votes) by Brian C Hart (updated yesterday)

Example of how to use the caret (^) in Regexes that have specific matching requirements

Programming Languages

Using Wisej.NET to Access Blob Storage with Microsoft Azure

(8 votes) by Iulia Pitutiu (updated 5 days ago)

This document describes how you can benefit from using Azure files in your .NET web application.

Tips and Tricks updated

Programming Languages

"Method can be made static" May Hide OO Design Flaw

(17 votes) by Bohdan Stupak (updated 5 days ago)

"Method can be static" Microsoft Code Analysis warning may hide a violation of object-oriented design

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