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Newsletter - 19 Jul 2021

Weekly Newsletter (19 Jul 2021)

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Weekly Poll Results

Live, in-person conferences or online conferences. Which do you prefer?

Survey period: 12 Jul 2021 to 19 Jul 2021

Assuming a conference on your favourite tech was coming up, your boss gave you the golden ticket to attend, and you had the time and space to go. Multiple choice because sometimes there's no black and white answer.

Option	Votes	%
Live, in person - I like the social aspect	205	28.08
Live, in person - I prefer to get out of the office	201	27.53
Live, in person - I like the atmosphere	207	28.36
Live, in person - for other reasons	107	14.66
Online - we're in a pandemic, so there's no other option or I'm just not comfortable with in-person yet	153	20.96
Online - Less noise, less people, less hassle	149	20.41
Online - I can watch in the comfort of my own home / office	237	32.47
Online - for other reasons	42	5.75
I don't watch or attend conferences	166	22.74
Responses	730
Respondents were allowed to choose more than one answer; totals may not add up to 100%

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Latest Additions

New articles added

Artificial Intelligence

Getting Started With Hybrid Edge AI for Facial Recognition

(0 votes) by Sergey L. Gladkiy (updated 2 days ago)

In this article we discuss the principles of face detection and facial recognition.

Azure Synapse Analytics for SQL Server Gurus Part Three: Analyzing and Using the Results

(1 votes) by David Norton (updated 2 days ago)

In this article we explore how to view and access model data.

Azure Synapse Analytics for SQL Server Gurus Part Two: Bringing in Data and Creating an ML Model

(0 votes) by David Norton (updated 3 days ago)

In this article we explore how to get data into Azure Synapse Analytics and build a machine learning model.

Azure Synapse Analytics for SQL Server Gurus Part One: Overview

(0 votes) by David Norton (updated 5 days ago)

In this article we outline the problem: our fictional CEO wants to predict taxi use to ensure taxis are available where and when customers need them.

Containers

RediSearch in Action

(1 votes) by Redis Labs (updated 6 days ago)

Learn how to ingest tweets in real-time and query them flexibly using RediSearch with Azure Cache for Redis.

Hosted Services

Dazzling Dashboards and Business Intelligence with Azure Synapse Analytics Part 3: Creating Management-Ready Dashboards with Power BI

(0 votes) by Raphael Mun (updated 6 days ago)

In this article we'll take a closer look at this data.

Programming Languages

STM32 Dark/Blue Pill Board Example

(6 votes) by wqaxs36 (updated 2 days ago)

Making a HID device out of dark/blue pill board using STM32CubeIDE

Adaptable Syntax Assembler for a Stack Machine

(1 votes) by Edwin Ross 2021 (updated 18 hours ago)

A context sensitive language

Creating and Training Custom ML Model to Read Sales Receipts Using AI-Powered Azure Form Recognizer

(0 votes) by Shweta Lodha (updated 4 days ago)

This article walks you through the steps required to create a custom ML model, train it and then use the same model to analyze the sales receipt.

Security

Blockchain Royalties: How NFTs Can Be Programmed to Reward Creators

(0 votes) by Algorand (updated 5 days ago)

Algorand’s technology can transform entire industries and support the creator economy.

How to Tokenize Assets on a Blockchain: A Guide for Developers

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

Algorand makes it easy for anyone to tokenize real-world assets and contribute to the digital revolution.

Articles updated

Database Development

An Audio Analysis Framework for XNA Developers

(15 votes) by Steve Hoult (updated 3 days ago)

Creation of an Audio analysis framework to enable developers with little to no understanding of audio analysis to develop audio-driven games

Fast Typo-Insensitive String Matching in a Program and a Database

(10 votes) by David Wincelberg (updated 5 days ago)

Strings that differ by typos can be matched.

Game Development

A Complete Word Puzzle Game in C#.NET

(25 votes) by Mehedi Shams (updated 3 days ago)

An eye-teaser to tease your eyes, see if you can beat it!

Internet of Things

GFX Forever: The Complete Guide to GFX for IoT

(33 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 5 days ago)

GFX is a fast and full featured replacement for standard IoT drawing libraries that is optimized to reduce bus I/O

Multimedia

PVS.MediaPlayer - Audio and Video Player Library

(187 votes) by Peter Vegter (updated 3 days ago)

Microsoft Media Foundation based easy-to-use library with many added features

Programming Languages

A Static Analysis Tool for C++

(25 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 3 days ago)

Automating Scott Meyers' recommendations, cleaning up #include directives, and analyzing dependencies

DivWindow

(14 votes) by Marc Clifton (updated 6 days ago)

Size, drag, minimize, and maximize floating windows with layout persistence

VRCalc++ Object Oriented Scripting Language :: Vincent Radio {Adrix.NT}

(31 votes) by Vincent Radio (updated 2 days ago)

The VRCalc++ OOSL Engine is embeddable in any Delphi Application using Dynamic Packages

Web Development

Editor for Folder Metadata in C#

(19 votes) by Martin Henke (1971) (updated 3 days ago)

Edit Metadata for folders by using desktop.ini features

Rednet DataAccess

(6 votes) by Rednet Software (updated 9 hours ago)

Rednet.DataAccess is yet another component to work with data that simplifies your use.

New Tips and Tricks added

Programming Languages

An awk Program to Indent Source

(1 votes) by PaltryProgrammer (updated 5 days ago)

On certain occasions, Visual Studio does not indent as intended so here is an awk program which does the trick.

New Technical Blogs added

DevOps

CI/CD – Is It Right For You?

(2 votes) by Rob Kraft (updated 6 days ago)

This article looks at continuous integration and continuous deployment to highlight what contexts each practice may work well in, and contexts where the practice may not work well, or may even be counter-productive.

Programming Languages

An Example of Upgrading Code from Average to Excellent

(5 votes) by Rob Kraft (updated 6 days ago)

Average programmers get the job done. Excellent programmers get the job done too, but the code of excellent programmers lasts longer and is easier to change to meet future requirements. Below is an example of upgrading average code to excellent code.

Declarative Route Path Management in Angular Apps — Even Better Than Best Route Forward

(2 votes) by Dmitry A. Efimenko (updated 5 days ago)

Creation of @ngspot/route-path-builder

Responsive

Responsive Multi-Level Angular Material Menu

(0 votes) by DotNetLead.com (updated 18 hours ago)

An application template which includes a responsive, multi-level Angular Material menu

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