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Newsletter - 20 Jun 2022

Weekly Newsletter (20 Jun 2022)

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Weekly Poll Results

Your boss says everyone must head back to the office full time. What's your response?

Survey period: 13 Jun 2022 to 20 Jun 2022

Option	Votes	%
We're already at the office. I'd be slightly puzzled at this announcement	99	20.80
Relief. It's been a long break	16	3.36
Nervousness. I think it's a good idea but it's...been a while	24	5.04
Hesitation. I'm not ready. I'm not sure an office is for me	26	5.46
Depression. Being in an a office is no problem. Being back at my old office is a problem	17	3.57
Rejection. I'm not working for an organisation that won't let me work remotely	126	26.47
Not applicable: We don't have an office	21	4.41
Not applicable: I have, and will continue to, work remotely	57	11.97
Not Applicable: I don't work	37	7.77
I'm my own boss. I make my own rules.	53	11.13
Total	476	100%

This week's survey: You discover a sentient AI in your org's system. What do you do?

Latest Additions

New articles added

Desktop Programming

An MFC COM Wrapper Code Generator Using COleDispatchDriver

(0 votes) by Ben Hanson (updated 15 hours ago)

IDispatch C++ Code Generation Done Right

DevOps

Regex - 7 Free Test Tools

(16 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 4 days ago)

We are giving an overview of 7 free Regex tools to test and develop Regex expressions

Introduction to Infrastructure as Code and Pulumi with Azure

(3 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 5 days ago)

In this article, we ease into infrastructure as code with Pulumi.

Introduction to GitOps

(1 votes) by BenHall_io (updated 2 days ago)

A look at DevOps, a modern philosophy for working with people, processes, and tools to accelerate the pace of software development

Advanced Pulumi on Azure

(1 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 3 days ago)

In this article, we’ll look at building out tests to ensure the infrastructure we’re building meets our requirements.

Pulumi in Action on Azure

(0 votes) by Glenn Prince (updated 4 days ago)

In this article we explore how easy it is to build infrastructure on Azure using Pulumi and TypeScript.

General Programming

Of Threads and Objects

(2 votes) by Mircea Neacsu (updated 2 days ago)

C++ thread objects and their use

Hosted Services

Introduction to Infrastructure as Code - Part 3: IaC Hands-on with Terraform and Azure

(2 votes) by Marcelo Ricardo de Oliveira (updated 6 days ago)

How to automatically provision resources

Internet of Things

A Web Enabled Smart Clock and Weather Station

(2 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 3 days ago)

Create a clock that uses multiple Internet services to detect your weather, date and time.

Mobile Apps

LXUI.NET Part 1

(2 votes) by Leonid Ustyugov (updated yesterday)

Compact cross-platform GUI framework

Programming Languages

Code Style & Readability - Grouping Things Together

(3 votes) by Paulo Zemek (updated 5 days ago)

How we group class members together makes a huge difference in the readability of our code.

Who's Afraid of Pointers, Virginia Woolf?

(1 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 7 hours ago)

Pointers don't have to be black magic.

Web Development

Easy to learn .NET 6.0 and Angular - Getting Started Admin LTE Design - Part3

(3 votes) by syed shanu (updated 4 days ago)

In this article we will see in detail on how to getting started with the .NET 6.0 and Standalone Angular Template for using the Admin LTE bootstrap design to make a simple website.

Articles updated

General Programming

Robust C++: P and V Considered Harmful

(26 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 5 days ago)

Cleaving the Gordian knot of thread safety

Internet of Things

ESP32 WEB Server with Asynchronous Technology and Internal File System

(13 votes) by Member 4206974 (updated 3 days ago)

A work for exploring the Asynchronous WEB Server, the SPIFFS File system and the exploitation of the dual core

Programming Languages

A Static Analysis Tool for C++

(27 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 16 hours ago)

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

Dependency Injection Pattern in C# – Short Tutorial

(13 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 4 days ago)

We explain DI Pattern, DIP, IoC, DI Container

Schafkopf StarterKit 2.0

(6 votes) by Jo_vb.net (updated 12 hours ago)

This article and the demo are about getting started using my Schafkopf StarterKit VB.NET project.

New Tips and Tricks added

Hosted Services

Building a C# WPF Twitter Reader with REST API (Now .NET Core 3 Version!)

(37 votes) by Peter Sun (247) (updated yesterday)

Create a C# WPF app to read Twitter tweets and retweets via REST API with grouping related users / friends by categories. As a bonus, tweets can be saved in Azure / Cloud, and viewed in an Azure website.

Programming Languages

Retrieving data from executed commands in PowerShell in C#

(4 votes) by Tomasz Malicki (updated 4 days ago)

How to create a dynamic object in C # containing the results of a command executed in PowerShell.

Tips and Tricks updated

Desktop Programming

WebView2 Edge Browser in MFC C++ Application

(20 votes) by Ayush Swiss (updated 4 days ago)

C++, WebView2, Edge Browser, Edge in MFC application

Web Development

MathML to/from Plain Text Converter

(18 votes) by Xavier Junqué i de Fortuny (updated 6 days ago)

Converts MathML coded string to/from plain text string

New Technical Blogs added

Operating Systems

Kali Linux Desktop on Windows Subsystem for Linux

(4 votes) by Matt Pogue (updated 6 days ago)

Run Xfce desktop environment on Kali Linux in WSL. No systemd installation required!

Monitoring a UPS with Nut and lighttpd on Linux - Part 1

(2 votes) by Matt Pogue (updated 6 days ago)

How to monitor a UPS with Nut and lighttpd on Linux

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