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Azure WebState by Florian Rappl
Article 12 May 2013   license: CPOL
Crawling tons of (individual) web information and creating statistics using Windows Azure.
C#ASP.NETJavascriptCSS.NETHTMLIntermediate.NETMVCCloud, +
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 5 May 2013  
Thanks!
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 30 Apr 2013  
Thanks! The article will most probably be published in the next 3 weeks.
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 26 Apr 2013  
Looks good - I will certainly have a look at it with respect to some LQCD code in the near future.
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 24 Apr 2013  
Thank you so much!
Re: IE by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 24 Apr 2013  
??? I do not see your problem. The real width of an image is given by naturalWidth. width gives you only the size of the element on screen. Also: When you do invoke your p
Re: IE by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 23 Apr 2013  
Every HTML image element has properties called naturalHeight and naturalWidth (at least DOM-L3). Those properties expose the height / width of the image (if available) in CSS
Re: js floats by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 21 Apr 2013  
I would not advice you to use the plus operator, but I would use the multiply operator. Both are equal in speed, but the plus operator might lead to terrible mistakes in the code as a number plus a st
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 21 Apr 2013  
JS keeps the sign of a number, even if the number is (exactly) 0. var a = 0; var b = -0; var c = 1/a; var d = 1/b; console.log(c === d); This does not look l
Re: Error with subtract by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 19 Apr 2013  
Are you using this version or the current version over NuGet / Github? This is just a sample and not a production release. Computing your query with the current release yields the correct result (3
Re: IE by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 19 Apr 2013  
If you just copy paste to your project then I cannot help you without having a look at the explicit source. If you have some global JS scripts running it might interfere with the other script. Also I
Re: IE by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 19 Apr 2013  
There seems to be an error in the JavaScript code. Are you using the demo from the article? Which version of IE are you using?
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 18 Apr 2013  
Good one! You should also insert the double zeros (positive and negative) as well as the importance of objects (you already named then in combination with a namespace, but they can be used on multiple
Re: Problem by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 17 Apr 2013  
One of the attached demos (be cautious, there are two!) is the same as discussed in the article. The other one is slightly different, since it just shows how to build a modal dialog with the image upl
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 12 Apr 2013  
Thanks a lot! Your comment is much appreciated :)
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 12 Apr 2013  
Thanks! :thumbsup:
Forum Message 11 Apr 2013  
Hm? I think my answer just states how to disable image cropping... The preview is still displayed. JavaScript is actually not very difficult (in the beginning; there are details that might be a lit
Forum Message 8 Apr 2013  
First of all: Thanks a lot for your awesome comment! Cool that the article is that useful for you and thanks for the flowers. Now to your problem: Just erase all lines containing something with pre
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 8 Apr 2013  
Thank you so much!
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 6 Apr 2013  
Love it:)
Forum Message 3 Apr 2013  
I think most of your problems might arise from various CSS properties. Have you checked the differences in the CSS properties from your live page to the given example here? I am not talking about the
Article 28 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
An introduction to async / await, popular mistakes and solutions for asynchronous programming, as well as usages and benefits from using asynchronous programming. We will also discuss interesting patterns based on concurrency.
C#.NETXAMLWPFIntermediateAdvanced.NETThreadingPatternsEvents, +
Forum Message 28 Mar 2013  
Hm are you sure that you are using the right thing, i.e. are you looking at the DataView property? I just tried it and there is no problem. Everything is just as explained in the article above. If y
Forum Message 27 Mar 2013  
The ASP.NET MVC page is not available per download and this is intentional (however, you can easily create something like that as well, as most of the complicated stuff is given here). So there is no
Re: nice by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 27 Mar 2013  
Thank you!
Forum Message 25 Mar 2013  
Thanks! I really appreciate your wonderful comment :)
Forum Message 25 Mar 2013  
Ah, thanks a lot! Async over async is still really awesome :) (jk) Thanks again, I will correct them with the next update!
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
I did also use always the latest jQuery (not updated from NuGet, but from Google's CDN) and I have found out that this is a bad idea. If something is introduced into jQuery which breaks my code, I wil
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
Which jQuery version are you using? And what's the version of IE we are talking about? I can just tell you the following two things: a.) Some new version(s) of jQuery have a bug (?!) that seems
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
I do not think that MVC 3 / MVC 4 plays any role in that, since the generated output (HTML) is then only viewed by the client. So I think that might be another IE problem. Are we talking about IE 10 n
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 24 Mar 2013  
Thanks!
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Totally agreed! In fact in some (practical) scenarios one will have to disable the whole UI (i.e. disable every user control), since the invoked method will (in the end) change the complete state. An
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Hi Paulo, thanks for your vote - I appreciate it! I agree with you that asynchronous programming leads to difficulties finding bugs. The Visual Studio has a lot of great possibilities to make fi
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed it!
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Alrighty! I already started going over some inaccuracies and I will update it tonight or tomorrow. Thanks for your input! I'm glad you liked the rest of the article more than the intro :)
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Thanks!
Re: Atomic operations by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 15 Mar 2013  
Hm this is a good point - I totally forgot about this; and some most cases using the Interlocked class is better than lock. I will add it to the article! Thanks for the fruitful input!
Forum Message 14 Mar 2013  
Thanks for your feedback! - You are certainly right that async is not about threads, but threads is an important OS concept that lets the OS schedule the work in a program (in Windows 1.0 you had n
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 14 Mar 2013  
That is problem dependent. For our problems Intel MIC seems like a good choice. Overall one has to say that the biggest problem with CUDA (besides being restricted to Nvidia cards) is the non-portabil
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 14 Mar 2013  
I have done a little bit of GPU computing (mostly CUDA, but also OpenCL and OpenACC) in the past, but currently I am only working with Intel MIC.
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 14 Mar 2013  
Thanks a lot! I hope that I will soon find the time to complete the game, i.e. integrating the multiplayer, writing the second article and so on.
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 12 Mar 2013  
I think its a great start. Keep up the good work!
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
I agree - I am also kind of surprised.
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
Really good job there!
My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
Another 5 from me!
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 11 Mar 2013  
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.
Re: My vote of 5 by Florian Rappl
Forum Message 10 Mar 2013  
I'm happy that the article is useful for you. Thanks for your comment!
Forum Message 7 Mar 2013  
Either you are incapable of understanding this or you just do not want to get this. Your statement that there are 2 gotos is wrong. From a language point of view using goto with some (arbit
Forum Message 6 Mar 2013  
What kind of concept are you talking about? That the labels are also used from the switch statement? That's certainly true but has nothing to do with goto. But you have been talking about
Forum Message 6 Mar 2013  
What you mean "So"? goto is just goto - so that statement that it's different is wrong.
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