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Weekly Newsletter (2 Jan 2023)


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New articles added

Multimedia

Recreating Gdiplus hatches with SkiaSharp

(1 votes) by Andy De Filippo (updated 4 days ago)

A simple technique to quickly port hatch effects from Gdiplus to SkiaSharp

Programming Languages

How to Use Change Tokens in .NET 7?

(1 votes) by Goker Akce (updated 21 hours ago)

Have you ever heard of or used the change tokens before? Basically, it helps us to track state changes (that’s it!)

Sort numbers using a Fenwick tree (with help from ChatGPT)

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

This article is written right after a new conversation with ChatGPT (chat.openai.com). This conversation is the next step in writing a new algorithm that sorts numbers into o(n). And, ChatGPT says that it is possible to compute a sorting algorithm to have the complexity in o(n).

Articles updated

General Programming

Randomization and Sampling Methods

(84 votes) by Peter Occil (updated 3 days ago)

Has many ways applications can sample using an underlying (pseudo-)random number generator and includes pseudocode for many of them.

Programming Languages

The Amazing ProgressBar Control

(201 votes) by Graham Wilson (updated 2 days ago)

A progress bar which displays progress as passage through a simple maze.

Generic Minimal Inversion-of-Control/Dependency Injection Interfaces implemented by the Refactored NP.IoCy and AutofacAdapter Containers

(14 votes) by Nick Polyak (updated 5 days ago)

I explain the Inversion of Control and propose simple but powerful interfaces for implementing IoC frameworks.

Security

No need to Store, Encrypt or Memorize Passwords!

(17 votes) by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov (updated 4 days ago)

Generator of highly secure passwords based on cryptographic hash and master password, which should be memorized; no password storage is involved.

Web Development

Build Your Own Video Streaming Server with Node.js and Koa

(7 votes) by Akram El Assas (updated 3 days ago)

Build your own Video Streaming Server with Node.js and Koa

New Tips and Tricks added

Desktop Programming

The current thread handle

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

What to do when you want to use the current thread handle

Hosted Services

WpFormsProcessor: parsing WPForms Surveys to an Excel File

(0 votes) by Mark Olbert (updated yesterday)

a command line program which extracts information from WPForms surveys so that it can be used to create charts and lists in Excel

Web Development

Build Your Own nodemon in Few Lines of Code

(1 votes) by Akram El Assas (updated 6 days ago)

Monitor for any changes in your Node.js application and automatically restart the server

Tips and Tricks updated

Programming Languages

The Most Essential C++ Advice

(57 votes) by John M. Dlugosz (updated 6 days ago)

Short list of things to watch out for when using C++

A Collection of Simple Widgets

(23 votes) by Graham Wilson (updated 2 days ago)

A collection of simple .NET Framework/.NET WinForm controls and utilities.

New Technical Blogs added

Hosted Services

Azure Storage Caching and Compression – The Missing Piece

(0 votes) by Jeffrey T. Fritz (updated 22 hours ago)

I’ve written and used a lot of the Azure Storage service to work with applications that I’ve built that run in the cloud. It’s easy enough to use, just throw some files in there and they can be served internally to other applications or you can let the public access them remotely.

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