Article Writing

Re: Bug on article "An Introduction to Serverless Functions on Azure"

12-Mar-19 10:15

Maybe move it there? Wink | ;)

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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Sean Ewington12-Mar-19 10:25

Sean Ewington

12-Mar-19 10:25

Oh yea ...

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

What type of Article!

Member 141730946-Mar-19 19:08

Member 14173094

6-Mar-19 19:08

What kind of articles can I post here?

Im a new member and was trying to figure out how to be part and helpful for this big community.
Do I have to post a new article or existing articles from my website. Do they have to be over 1000 words, there is any requirement?

I have all my content original of course.

My website is: --- [Link removed]

Thank you everyone

modified 7-Mar-19 1:16am.

Re: What type of Article!

Nelek6-Mar-19 19:15

Re: What type of Article!

6-Mar-19 19:15

I strongly recommend you to start reading:
https://www.codeproject.com/KB/FAQs/[^]
you will find most information over there.

e.g.
Code Project Article FAQ[^]
Code Project Technical Blog FAQ[^]

BIG NO-GO's:
1) No plagiarism (more in CodeProject Plagiarism FAQ[^] )
2) No spam
3) No site driving

I have deleted the link to your site in the message (No Go #3).
I don't care what you have there. Just be sure someone will check the things you publish here. If you are caught cheating... bye bye

M.D.V.

Member 141730947-Mar-19 1:32

Member 14173094

7-Mar-19 1:32

Thank you very much for your explanation. My apologies about home page link just wanted to make sure someone from technical support would be able to see what im talking about.
Anyway thanks again.

Re: What type of Article!

Nelek7-Mar-19 8:21

7-Mar-19 8:21

Member 14173094 wrote:
My apologies about home page link

No problem... You are new, that's why I told you.

Member 14173094 wrote:
from technical support would be able to see what im talking about.

I understand it. But it is difficult enough to check everything that is posted here and keep the site clean.

Member 14173094 wrote:
Anyway thanks again.

you are welcome

M.D.V.

Urgent

Nelek5-Mar-19 19:18

5-Mar-19 19:18

EntityFrameworkCore Model First MVVM and Publish/Subscribe[^]

Something went wrong with this article and the template. It is showing personal data of the author.
@Sean-Ewington @Chris-Maunder @Matthew-dennis @Ryanpeden
Could one of you please "unpublish" it and have a look? Thank you

EDIT: It got closed for poor quality. Not sure if the problem was "user not really knowing what he does" or "something went wrong while XXX" as I have received in the last days.

M.D.V.

modified 6-Mar-19 6:04am.

Re: Urgent

Chris Maunder6-Mar-19 14:52

Chris Maunder

6-Mar-19 14:52

A bit of optimistic pasting by the author.

cheers
Chris Maunder

Re: Urgent

Nelek6-Mar-19 19:08

6-Mar-19 19:08

Hi Chris,

It looked as there could be a problem with publishing, that's why I wanted to inform you.

If user action, then... (as it is said in Germany) "selber Pech"

Thanks for checking.

M.D.V.

Re: Urgent

Chris Maunder7-Mar-19 2:09

Chris Maunder

7-Mar-19 2:09

I definitely appreciate the report

cheers
Chris Maunder

Blog needing help

Nelek17-Feb-19 20:37

17-Feb-19 20:37

Looks like this Implementing an AutoComplete Control on ASP.NET Core using Telerik[^] is full of holes... missing images and/or code snippets

oi
@Dirkster99
@OriginalGriff
@arthurratz
@MehdiGholam
did you forget your Java | [Coffee]

Quote:
The sample code shows many functions that are not written that you would potentially have to write: [NOTHING COMING]

so, now we can simply create our HTML markup as follows: [NOTHING COMING]
... [more like that]

Note: If you did have code snippets on your end... Sorry, my browser is messing with me.

M.D.V.

OriginalGriff17-Feb-19 20:58

OriginalGriff

17-Feb-19 20:58

They are all images, and the site they are hosted on returns

Quote:
This site can’t be reached The connection was reset.

I've left a note for the author to check the hosting site, which we couldn't do until it's published as you can't comment on pending blogs ... Sigh | :sigh:

Sent from my Amstrad PC 1640
Never throw anything away, Griff
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Arthur V. Ratz17-Feb-19 21:50

17-Feb-19 21:50

Are you really experiencing difficulties with trying out my project ? If so, post your comments. I'm ready to help you out. Smile | :)

Nelek17-Feb-19 22:00

17-Feb-19 22:00

Arthur V. Ratz wrote:
Are you really experiencing difficulties with trying out my project ?

have you really read my message? I posted nothing about your work, I asked you because you approved a incomplete publication

M.D.V.

Arthur V. Ratz17-Feb-19 22:36

17-Feb-19 22:36

And yes, I've carefully read your publication. My publication was imported as GitHub project. The contents of this article is actually the contents of README.md markdown short description file.

The real work on the complete article has just begun. All what I have wanted to do is to publish a project only so far that will be introduced in my future article I'm about to contribute in some time.

By importing a project from GitHub, I would have liked to show up the web-application first and then introduce the theoretical backgrounds on this subject.

I'm really sorry. The complete article is afoot. Smile | :)

Nelek17-Feb-19 22:42

17-Feb-19 22:42

Arthur V. Ratz wrote:
And yes, I've carefully read your publication. My publication was imported as GitHub project. The contents of this article is actually the contents of README.md markdown short description file.

Again...
I am NOT speaking about any article of yours.

I just made a notice that you approved Implementing an AutoComplete Control on ASP.NET Core using Telerik[^] with missing pictures and code and packed it as a tiny joke asking if you missed your coffee today.

M.D.V.

Arthur V. Ratz17-Feb-19 22:48

17-Feb-19 22:48

I'm sorry for that. Next time, I'll look carefully to the article I approve. Smile | :)

Nelek17-Feb-19 23:00

17-Feb-19 23:00

Arthur V. Ratz wrote:
I'll look carefully to the article I approve.

And the messages speaking to you, specially after asking if you have really read the message you are answering Wink | ;)

M.D.V.

Arthur V. Ratz17-Feb-19 23:14

17-Feb-19 23:14

I'm very sorry. Excuse me. Smile | :)

Nelek18-Feb-19 2:32

18-Feb-19 2:32

No problem... all have lack of coffee from time to time Wink | ;)

M.D.V.

Arthur V. Ratz18-Feb-19 2:38

Importing project from GitHub -- reflecting changes.

18-Feb-19 2:38

No problem. Smile | :)

Arthur V. Ratz17-Feb-19 2:48

Re: Importing project from GitHub -- reflecting changes.

17-Feb-19 2:48

Recently, I've explored a new feature in CodeProject's articles contribution chain. Specifically, my question is about "Import GitHub Project" option. Suppose, I'm having a project published to GitHub and I want also contribute it to CodeProject. Apparently, my project will incur multiple of updates in the future. Of course, I've carefully read the notes under import from GitHub project page, but, anyway, I'd like to know how will these changes to the project be reflected in either GitHub and CodeProject publications ? Also I'd like to find out about the submission process for this particular case.

Thanks for all your replies in advance. Smile | :)

Sean Ewington25-Feb-19 7:50

Sean Ewington

25-Feb-19 7:50

Hi Arthur,

The way that it "should" work is that any time you push an update to your repository, we will then reflect that change on our end.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Re: Importing project from GitHub -- reflecting changes.

Arthur V. Ratz25-Feb-19 16:57