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If you want an Ultrabook sent your way, for free, then our AppInnovation contest is a pretty simple way to get your hands on one. However, I thought it worth going over a few points:

  1. This competition is for apps that showcase how an Ultrabook is different from your run-of-the-mill laptop. The more you show off the Ultrabook, the better your chances.
  2. We strongly encourage members to focus first on a Windows Desktop app (ie non-Metro). the $1000 prize for getting your app into the Intel AppUp store only applies to Windows Desktop apps.
  3. To get your app in the AppUp store you'll need a code signing certificate. Intel will kindly subsidise the cost of a certificate for you, but the process can take a number of days. As soon as you're a round 1 winner, get to work on getting a certificate.
  4. You don't need to provide full source code for your submissions. Part of the goal here is to help you get your commercial apps into App stores. Getting your app in an online store is a great way to make some money off your hard work.
  5. Judging for round 1 will continue to October 24, but some applications that are highly developed, or are very good and show promise have already made it through round 1. If your entry has not yet been awarded then keep developing it and expanding your entry. We constantly review entries and updates.
  6. Don't stop working on your app! Round 1 winners will receive an Ultrabook, but that Ultrabook is meant for testing. If you wait until you get an Ultrabook to complete your app you'll run out of time.

Best of luck everyone!

cheers,
Chris Maunder

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Weekly Poll Results

Are you loyal to Tech companies?

Survey period: 8 Oct 2012 to 15 Oct 2012

When buying stuff for yourself, do you tend to stick to one company as much as possible, or do you buy from whoever suits your needs and budget at the time? To put it another way: on the scale of fanboy/girl to careful, pragmatic open-minded consumers, where do you sit?

OptionVotes% 
I defend to the death the company (or companies) from which I buy stuff, always.172.0517 votes, 2.05%
I tend to stick with the same company9511.4695 votes, 11.46%
I mix and match companies and brands from a small set of companies13215.92132 votes, 15.92%
I buy from the company whose product or service suits me best at the time40248.49402 votes, 48.49%
I buy from the company whose product or service that is cheapest202.4120 votes, 2.41%
I'm pretty random in my purchasing465.5546 votes, 5.55%
I purchase from a variety of companies but specifically avoid 1 or more companies.10212.30102 votes, 12.30%
Other131.5713 votes, 1.57%

View optional text answers (15 answers)

This week's survey: How interested are you in the Blackberry platform?

Most popular new articles

8 Oct 2012 - 14 Oct 2012

Latest Additions

155 articles overall. 67 new, 88 updated.

New articles added

.NET Framework

Algorithms & Recipes

Applications & Tools

Audio and Video

C#

Design and Architecture

DLLs & Assemblies

  • Provable APIs - Michael L Perry
    Five ways to structure an API to ensure that people use it correctly.

Mobile Development

Product Showcase

  • Image Enabled Windows Store Applications with LEADTOOLS - LEADTOOLS Support
    The advanced WinRT imaging technology in LEADTOOLS will include everything developers need to build imaging enabled Windows Store applications including support for loading and saving over 100 file formats, PDF and PDF/A, touch screen enabled viewer controls, annotations and image processing.

Ultrabooks

VB.NET

XML

Articles updated

.NET Framework

Algorithms & Recipes

Android

Applications & Tools

ASP.NET

ASP.NET Controls

Audio and Video

  • nVLC - Roman Ginzburg
    A .NET API for the libVLC interface so the vast majority of VLC functionality could be utilized in managed applications.

  • Pure .NET DirectShow Filters in C# - Maxim Kartavenkov
    Article describes how to make DirectShow Filters in .NET, it consist of BaseClasses and couple of samples

  • DirectShow Virtual Video Capture Source Filter in C# - Maxim Kartavenkov
    Articles describes how to create virtual video capture source directshow filter in pure C#

C / C++ Language

C#

Cross Platform

  • ObjectScript: A new programming language - unitpoint
    The ObjectScript is a new programing language that mixes benefits of JavaScript, Lua, and PHP. The ObjectScript has syntax from JavaScript, multiple results from Lua, OOP from PHP and much more.

Database

Debug Tips

Design and Architecture

Dialogs and Windows

Files and Folders

  • Named Binary Tag serialization - Alberto Molero
    This article describes the file format NBT and shows how can be implemented in a real application to store data.

General Graphics

GPU Programming

Hardware & System

HTML / CSS

  • UltimateVolley - Florian Rappl
    Creating an super-awesome browser game that follows the path of the legendary blobby volley!

Internet / Network

  • fastJSON - Mehdi Gholam
    Smallest, fastest polymorphic JSON serializer (with Silverlight4 support)

  • Build Your Own Web Server - Huseyin Atasoy
    Let's build a simple web server and make it accessible from the internet.

Interviews

Ultrabooks

VB.NET

Windows Presentation Foundation

XML

New Tips and Tricks added

Ajax

  • Shuffle Images - Ashwin M. Hegde
    This script helps you understand basic shuffling of images.

Android

ASP.NET

Database

Dialogs and Windows

Grid & Data Controls

Miscellaneous

SharePoint Server

Windows Mobile

Tips and Tricks updated

Ajax

ASP.NET

Combo & List Boxes

Date and Time

HTML / CSS

Internet / Network

Programming Tips

Shell and IE programming

String handling

New Technical Blogs added

Algorithms & Recipes

  • Clang Rocks! - Issam Lahlali
    In this article we will discover the power of Clang's design that can help you to develop many kinds of tools.

ASP.NET

Client side scripting

Cross Platform

Cryptography & Security

Design and Architecture

Hardware & System

  • How to turn off your monitor when you lock your machine - Anuraj Parameswaran
    Usually we forgot to turn off monitor, when we lock our computer. It is a good thing, to save energy. You can configure your operating system to turn off monitor after sometime. But sometimes you may change/ disable this setting and forgot to re-enable it. Here is a code snippet, which will turn off

  • Survival Guide for Great Stunts – Part 1 - John Michael Hauck
    Part 1 of this series highlights the model that will be used to introduce the project to the students.

HTML / CSS

  • Adding Pagination within Codeigniter - jotorres
    Adding Pagination within Codeigniter I have had this post for quite some time now, but I have been busy lately with a lot of work, so I haven’t been able to dedicate as much time as I needed to. Finally here is the post. Today we are going to add a small feature to one [...]

Java

  • Proxy Design Pattern in Java - Arpit Mandliya
    CodeProjectProxy design pattern allows you to create a wrapper class over real object.Wrapper class which is proxy,controls access to real object so in turn you can add extra functionalities to real object without changing real object's code.As described by GoF:"Provide a surrogate or placeholder fo

  • Composite Design Pattern in Java - Arpit Mandliya
    CodeProjectComposite design patten allows you to have a tree structure and ask each node in the tree structure to perform a task.You can take real life example of a organization.It have general managers and under general managers, there can be managers and  under managers there can be developers.Now

  • Adapter Design Pattern in Java - Arpit Mandliya
    CodeProjectReal life example: A very simple example is using phone charger. Suppose your mobile phone needs 9 Volts of supply to get charged but main supply is 220 V which is not what you require but it can be a source and you can have something that can get 9 V out of this 220 V and supply to y

Libraries

  • Cudafy Me: Part 4 of 4 - John Michael Hauck
    These posts are meant to inspire you to enter into the world of graphics processor programming.

  • Cudafy Me: Part 3 of 4 - John Michael Hauck
    These posts are meant to inspire you to enter into the world of graphics processor programming.

  • Cudafy Me: Part 2 of 4 - John Michael Hauck
    These posts are meant to inspire you to enter into the world of graphics processor programming.

PHP

Reviews on Third Party Products and Tools

  • Test Driven Development (TDD) in Visual Studio 2012 using Stubs - EdmundYeung
    Microsoft have introduced a whole bunch of features in Visual Studio 2012 that making unit testing a whole lot nicer, especially for agile and TDD. Third-Party Testing Frameworks - allows developers to use whatever testing framework they wantContinuous Tests - feature to "Run Tests After Build"Code

Scrapbook

SharePoint Server

Uncategorised Technical Blogs

  • Cudafy Me: Part 1 of 4 - John Michael Hauck
    These posts are meant to inspire you to enter into the world of graphics processor programming.

Win32/64 SDK & OS

Windows Presentation Foundation

Technical Blogs updated

.NET Framework

  • Using the new .NET CLR without recompiling - Werner van Deventer
    In-process side-by-side execution allows applications that were built on an older version of .NET (before 4.0) to use the new features of the updated CLR without even having to recompile your code!

Grid & Data Controls

Libraries

  • A Synchronization Context Based on the TPL Dataflow Library - Paulo Morgado
    Sometimes, for demo or testing purposes, I need a synchronization context that behaves like the user interface ones but doesn’t force me to build applications with a user interface and the TPL Dataflow Library seemed like a good option to implement such synchronization context.

SharePoint Server




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