Best C++ Article of May 2016

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Each month at CodeProject we gather together the best of the articles submitted the previous month and ask our readers to choose the best of the best. Entry is automatic - just submit you articke and we'll do the rest.

Check out the submission guidelines for information on posting articles.

Current Entries

Articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

WoT with Arduino for Beginners: Part 3 - Connecting to the Internet via WiFi

3 May 2016Mircea Diaconescu, Gerd Wagner

In this multi-part tutorial we show how to develop Arduino-based apps for the Web of Things (WoT). This third part shows how to set up a connection between an Arduino and the Internet via a WiFi network and use HTTP(S) to send data to a free cloud service like ThingSpeak.

C++

Dev

I2C Between Raspberry and Pic24

11 May 2016Member 11246861

RaspberryPi2 master transmits to and receives from Pic24FJ64GB002 slave through I2C

Improve the Security of Android Applications using Hooking Techniques: Part 1

6 May 2016Android on Intel

In this article, I will share a few studies that are conducted using the hooking technique to provide a simple and effective protection solution against certain offline attacks in Android applications.

C++

Android

PolyHook - The C++11 x86/x64 Hooking Library

17 May 2016stevemk14ebr

A modern, universal, c++ hooking library.

Interact with Windows Services in C++

5 May 2016Marius Bancila

Interact, control and configure Windows services using C++ components built on top of the Windows services API

How To Deploy Your Mobile App Backend In Google Compute Engine (GCE)

7 May 2016k11dave

Integrating Google Compute Engine for your mobile app backend data is the best thing for success of your mobile app.

FORTRAN Interoperability with .NET: Exchanging Complex Data

13 May 2016Christ Akkermans

This article in the FORTRAN Interoperability with .NET series explains how to exchange complex data between C# and FORTRAN.

Tile Grid Control

5 Mar 2024PJ Arends

An MFC CWnd derived grid of user definable tiles

As-Is Software Architecture

7 Jul 2016Zebedee 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.

Encrypt And Decrypt ConnectionString In Web.Config File

16 May 2016Sibeesh Passion

In this article we are going to see how we can encrypt and secure our connection string in our web config file. As you all know the connection string is the pillar of our data.

C++

Windows

security

C++ Object Relational Mapping (ORM)- Eating the Bun - Part 1 of N

20 Apr 2019BrainlessLabs.com, sibani.p

Creating a simple ORM for C++ on-top of SQL database

Method Call Traces for Strus

4 May 2016Patrick P. Frey

This article shows how to generate method call traces for debugging, introspection and statistical analysis in the context of an application written with the search engine library project Strus.

MFC Project from Existing Code in One Click

6 Aug 2016Petrov Vladimir

The alternative way of the MFC Project from Existing Code creation

Accessing JSON Data with C++

27 May 2016Matt Scarpino

This article explains how to read, process, and write JSON data using the JsonCpp toolset.

C++

Dev

JSON

Inline CSV class

25 May 2016Olivier Higelin

Want to add quickly CSV features to your project ? This class is made for you !

Bubble Tree Balanced Binary Tree (for all)

16 May 2016jurhas

Fast binary tree algorithmus

Extended Number to Numeral (Number Spelling) Converter

25 May 2016Shvetsov Evgeniy

Numbers (positive AND negative integral/fractional) to english/russian words

Current Participants

Those with articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

Android on Intel

United States

Intel is inside more and more Android devices, and we have tools and resources to make your app development faster and easier.

BrainlessLabs.com

Architect

India

I like to explore different aspects of technology. Try new things, and get delighted. My interests are programming language, and Imaging. But its not hard to work on other things also. Algorithms delight me over a coffee break.

I basically code in C++, but JAVA is not so alien for me. I know few scripting languages also. Basically I feel that knowing a programing language is just a matter of getting introduced to it.

For my other articles check my blog on homepage:

http://brainlesslabs.com/

https://github.com/BrainlessLabsInc

http://www.luxrender.net/en_GB/authors_contributors - SMISRA

Christ Akkermans

Netherlands

Developer at AlertA contractbeheer.

jurhas

Italy

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

k11dave

Technical Writer Tatvic

India

Karan Dave is a Sr. content writer Google Analytics firm, Tatvic. He has blended his interests in analytics with the writing capabilities to provide resourceful information for varied audiences. During his occasional escapes to the Himalayas, he likes to keep himself away from being a technocrat to a tech-free nomad.

Marius Bancila

Architect Visma Software

Romania

Marius Bancila is the author of Modern C++ Programming Cookbook and The Modern C++ Challenge. He has been a Microsoft MVP since 2006, initially for VC++ and nowadays for Development technologies. He works as a system architect for Visma, a Norwegian-based company. He works with various technologies, both managed and unmanaged, for desktop, cloud, and mobile, mainly developing with VC++ and VC#. He keeps a blog at http://www.mariusbancila.ro/blog, focused on Windows programming. You can follow Marius on Twitter at @mariusbancila.

Matt Scarpino

United States

I've been a programmer, engineer, and author for over 20 years.

Member 11246861

Italy

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Mircea Diaconescu

Technical Lead

Germany

Researcher, developer, WoT/IoT enthusiast
Co-founder of http://web-engineering.info.

Olivier Higelin

Systems Engineer Alpes Ingenierie Informatique

France

I am basically electronic engineer, but I came to software development in early 2000.
My first code projects were embedded C.
I came then to C++ PC development.
My current environment are now web application including JavaScript front code and .NET C# for back code, but I am still coding PC applications in both C++ and C# language.

Patrick P. Frey

Europe

I am a software engineer living in Zürich.
My main interests are information retrieval, document processing, compiler building, formal languages and domain specific languages.

Petrov Vladimir

Russian Federation

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

PJ Arends

President

Canada

Father of two, brother of two, child of two.
Spouse to one, uncle to many, friend to lots.
Farmer, carpenter, mechanic, electrician, but definitely not a plumber.
Likes walks with the wife, board games, card games, travel, and camping in the summer.
High school graduate, college drop-out.
Hobby programmer who knows C++ with MFC and the STL.
Has dabbled with BASIC, Pascal, Fortran, COBOL, C#, SQL, ASM, and HTML.
Realized long ago that programming is fun when there is nobody pressuring you with schedules and timelines.

Shvetsov Evgeniy

Software Developer (Senior) https://www.simbirsoft.com

Russian Federation

C/C++ dеvеlopеr (MS VS/WinAPI)

Sibeesh Passion

Software Developer

Germany

I am Sibeesh Venu, an engineer by profession and writer by passion. I’m neither an expert nor a guru. I have been awarded Microsoft MVP 3 times, C# Corner MVP 5 times, DZone MVB. I always love to learn new technologies, and I strongly believe that the one who stops learning is old.

My Blog: Sibeesh Passion
My Website: Sibeesh Venu

stevemk14ebr

United States

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Zebedee Mason

United Kingdom

Mathematician turned freelance Software Engineer with over 20 years experience, mainly in the development of CAD/CAM/CAE software. Generally worked for smaller businesses - although have been at Lloyd's Register, Siemens and Rolls-Royce. Enjoy living on the edge of the Peak District where I go cycling and hiking.

First Prize	Marius Bancila - Interact with Windows Services in C++
Prize pool	CodeProject T-Shirt - CodeProject


Second Prize	stevemk14ebr - PolyHook - The C++11 x86/x64 Hooking Library
Prize pool	Bob Sticker - CodeProject

Contest Entries and Requirements

The contest period covers the the first day of the month 12AM US Eastern Standard Time and ends the final day of the month at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Standard Time. All entries must be submitted during this period in order to qualify.
Entries must be an article, or blog entry.
With the exception of the Everything Else category, the article must be tagged with at least one of the tags corresponding to that competition's category (for example, to enter the C# Competition you would need to tag your article with a C# tag).
Articles entries must follow the CodeProject submission guidelines.
No cheating, lying, plagiarizing articles, chicanery, or kicking.
Articles may only be considered for a single category. If an article is eligible for multiple categories (for example, it pertains to both the C# and Web Dev categories), CodeProject editors and judges will decide which category the article shall be entered in.
No author can be nominated twice in the same category.
If an author writes has two separate articles, each article may be considered in their respective categories provided none of the aforementioned rules are broken. For example, if an author wrote two separate articles, one related to C# and one related to VB.NET, the author and articles could be nominated in the C# and VB.NET competitions, respectively.
In the event an author wins multiple competitions, and repeat, identical prizes, the number of prizes issued is solely at the discretion of the prize issuer.
In the event an article has multiple authors and/or contributors, the number of prizes issued is solely at the discretion of the prize issuer.
In the event of a tie, the number of prizes issued is solely at the discretion of the prize issuer.
Multiple votes from the same IP will be automatically disqualified.
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