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Current Entries

Articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered. The top 50 entries are shown.

Debugging Live Systems

10 Mar 2022Greg Utas

No breakpoints or drooling all over the console!

C++

debugging

release

tracing

logging

error-handling

A Generic Circular Buffer in C#

6 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

A circular buffer implementing IList

Efficiently Using Lists as Dictionary Keys in C#

24 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

A relatively safe, simple, yet high performance technique for using lists as dictionary keys.

How to Compile Legacy Win32 Programs in Visual Studio 2019?

4 Feb 2020Southmountain

Some tips on how to compile legacy Win32 programs in Visual Studio 2019 - may save you few hours to figure out why

Dither: Ordered and Floyd-Steinberg, Monochrome & Colored

27 Feb 2020Svetoslav Chekanov

A collection of image dithering algorithms

C++

Visual-Studio

Dev

GLR Parsing in C#: How to Use The Most Powerful Parsing Algorithm Known

18 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

A crash course in GLR parsing which can be used to parse highly ambiguous grammars

Lex: An Optimizing Compiler for Regular Expressions

3 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

A Pike virtual machine and optimizing compiler for regular expressions using an NFA engine

Building String Razor Template Engine with Bare Hands (.NET Core)

25 Feb 2020ADOConnection

How ASP.NET Core Razor turns templates into assemblies and runs them

FA: A Unicode Automata and Regular Expression Engine

1 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

Add non-backtracking fast DFA regular expression and finite state automata to your projects

Using Docker for Local SQL Server Development

4 Feb 2020OwenDavies

This post outlines how to use Docker image for local SQL Server development.

Deploy ASP.NET Core Web API on IIS

8 Feb 2020Aram Tchekrekjian

How to create and deploy your first ASP.NET Core Web API on IIS

The Next Logical Step Using Azure Functions - How to Integrate a Native DLL via P/Invoke ([DllImport])

10 Feb 2020Steffen Ploetz

YES, you can - use native DLLs in your Azure Functions via P/Invoke ([DllImport]) as you already know it from .NET Framework, and safe the code you have developed and maintained for decades with much effort and patience.

Build a Single Page Application (SPA) Site With Vanilla.js

27 Feb 2020Jeremy Likness

See what is possible to build using only plain, native "Vanilla.js" JavaScript. No frameworks!

A Simple Tutorial on RequireJS

10 Feb 2020Han Bo Sun

This tutorial will introduce the basics needed to use RequireJS to build modularized web applications with JavaScript.

Securing a Website Using Firebase, Angular 8 and ASP.NET Core 3.1

24 Jan 2021SleepyCrat

This article will show you how to create an ASP.NET Core web API project and secure it using Google's Firebase authentication service with an Angular front end.

Intercept External Links

20 Feb 2020gggustafson

This article will present a method whereby external links can be intercepted and processed.

HTML

Javascript

Raw Websockets Minigame with Angular and ASP.net Core

18 Feb 2020SleepyCrat

Create a small "minigame" using asp .net core 3.0, Angular, and websockets implemented using vanilla javascript.

Glory: A GLR Parser Generator for .NET

22 Feb 2020honey the codewitch

Glory can parse virtually anything, even natural language. Add powerful parsers to your projects. Parse languages like C# or incorporate human language parsing with your AI code.

How to Simplify a Complicated Process, So That Even a 2.5 Year Old Would Understand Them

24 Feb 2020Lukasz Szyrmer

A real life example to show how to use visualization to effectively simplify a complicated process

Small Utility to Swap Mouse Buttons

29 Feb 2020Wendelius

Toggle mouse button swapping between on and off

.NET Core/Standard Auto Incrementing Versioning

23 Feb 2020Sacha Barber

How to get nice auto incrementing assembly versions inside your .NET Core/Standard projects

.NET-Core

.NET-Standard

.NET

IoT System for Data Acquisition with REDIS and GO Language

30 Jan 2024José Cintra

IoT architecture proposal for sensor data acquisition modules using the REDIS database and the GO language

Basic x86-32bit Formatted String Exploits in Linux - Part 1

29 Feb 2020Oscar-Tark

A basic formatted string exploit shows you how small errors in programming with the printf function can be a lethal weapon for hackers looking to compromise a system.

Building Auth Endpoint with Go and AWS Lambda

3 Aug 2022Bohdan Stupak

This article describes a super-minimalistic auth endpoint based on AWS Lambda.

The Kindergarten, the Construction site, and the Assembly Line

26 Feb 2020Lukasz Szyrmer

Experimenting with output using three different alternative ways of working

COM

How to Create a Gantt Chart App with Vue.js

27 Feb 2020Stas Wolski

This step-by-step tutorial shows how to create a simple Vue.js-based app with a Gantt chart.

A Node.js Web Application Security Using Passport, Express-Sessions, JSON Web Tokens, Angular.js And MySQL

2 Feb 2020Arthur V. Ratz

A Simple Web Application User Authentication Project using Passport.js And JSON Web Tokens (JWT) explained

Articles: Generate SAS token to access Azure Storage

8 Feb 2020OwenDavies

When you create an Azure Storage account to store files in a container you can set the permissions to what ever access level you want, and you can generate tokens to access the blob storage account with set periods of time. That’s what we’re going to do here today.. 0.

Mouse automation with AutoItX

9 Feb 2020Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Hello and welcome, In this post, we are going to talk about how we can automate part of the windows desktop environment using AutoItX. What is AutoItX? Before we can talk about AutoItX first we need to talk a little bit about AutoIt.

.NET

Windows

Visual-Studio

Doing UTF-8 in Windows, Part 2 - Tolower or Not to Lower

18 Feb 2020Mircea Neacsu

Case folding for UTF-8 code

Why "Work Time" Reduction is Futile

19 Feb 2020Lukasz Szyrmer

This is a look at Continuous Delivery.

continuous-delivery

Throttling Outgoing HTTP Requests in a Distributed Environment Using RavenDB and .NET Core

21 Feb 2020Kamran A

How to use RavenDB to implement throttling in less than 40 lines of code

How to Analyze the Impact of Velocity on Your Release Date

24 Feb 2020Lukasz Szyrmer

Figuring out your velocity and how to increase it has much greater business value (bringing release dates in) rather than trying to specify and estimate everything up front to the utmost detail.

MS-Excel

AutoCAD Title Block Update

1 Feb 2020Kurt Swaim

An introduction on how to create AutoCAD plug-in, followed by an in depth discussion on how to update title blocks on AutoCAD drawings

AutoCAD

Getting Host Information from the Current URL in ASP.NET Core 3.1

1 Feb 2020Shweta Lodha

How to get the host information of web app having situational based URLs without hardcoding it.

ASP.NET-Core

Learn to Develop Alphabet Learning Mobile Game for Kids using Mobile Blazor Bindings

4 Feb 2020syed shanu

How to getting started and work with new Mobile Blazor Binding for developing Cross-Platform mobile application using Blazor

Android

Mobile

Blazor

Replacing SSMTP with MSMTP in Docker

4 Feb 2020OwenDavies

Looks like sSMTP is no longer maintained, MSMTP is the suggested replacement. This post discusses how to do the replacement.

Software Development Process

5 Feb 2020V.

The easy view of the Software Development Process

How to Redirect HTTP to HTTPS with the IIS Rewrite Module

11 Feb 2020OwenDavies

The IIS rewrite module is a really powerful feature in IIS. It gives you power to set up rules to handle how requests for specific URLs are handled.

PowerShell

IIS

Azure: Crossdomain.xml inside Root of Blob Storage

12 Feb 2020OwenDavies

How to implement a crossdomain.xml file to allow the Flash client to connect to my site

The Other Kafka's Metamorphosis

19 Feb 2020Rion Williams

Transformation on numerous fronts with just a few months of exposure to Kafka technology

Elasticsearch

engineering

machine-learning

7 Ways Machine Learning Can Optimize DevOps

23 Feb 2020Member 14750355

DevOps is a methodology that aims to create a synergy between software engineering and IT operations teams.

artificial-intelligence

All-Topics

DevOps

DecisionMatrix

20 Feb 2020Terence Wallace

Short economics game to analyze human behavior and approach to simulate NPC decision making

How to Resource Projects and Products--Optimizing for Elapsed Time, Motivated Teams, and Budget

6 Mar 2020Lukasz Szyrmer

Given increasingly shorter time frames for product life cycles, time is an increasingly undervalued resource.

Agile

Create an Azure Virtual Machine with Terraform

28 Feb 2020OwenDavies

Using Terraform to create an Azure Virtual Machine

Microsoft Certifications – Explained

27 Feb 2020Kevin Mack

Different options for certification on the Azure platform

Utilize useState or useRef Hooks and gridReady Event to Maintain Access to Grid API and Column API

3 Mar 2020morzel

ag-Grid API Access with Hooks

Javascript

React

High Availability – A Storage Architecture

27 Feb 2020Kevin Mack

A blog about availability in the cloud and how to build applications that are architected for resiliency.

How to create an Azure Virtual Machine with ARM Template

9 Feb 2020OwenDavies

Instructions detailing creation of an Azure Virtual Machine using ARM templates in PowerShell, emphasizing steps from setting up the ARM template to deploying it

Getting Started with Terraform

4 Feb 2020OwenDavies

Terraform allows you to setup Infrastructure as expressed by code (Infrastructure As Code IaC). This post helps you to get started with Terraform.

Current Participants

Those with articles that match the contest criteria are automatically entered.

Alexnader Selishchev

Founder Limetime.io

Russian Federation

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Aram Tchekrekjian

Architect

Jordan

A passionate software developer with 13+ years of overall experience in various development languages including C#/vb.net, java. The technologies I mostly focus on are: ASP.NET Core, Android, Angular

I currently work as a Corporate Technical Manager in the Digital Solutions Team at Aramex International in Amman, Jordan.

Arthur V. Ratz

Software Developer (Senior) EpsilonDev

Ukraine

I’m software developer, system analyst and network engineer, with over 20 years experience, graduated from L’viv State Polytechnic University and earned my computer science and information technology master’s degree in January 2004. My professional career began as a financial and accounting software developer in EpsilonDev company, located at L’viv, Ukraine. My favorite programming languages - C/C++, C#.NET, Java, ASP.NET, Node.js/JavaScript, PHP, Perl, Python, SQL, HTML5, etc. While developing applications, I basically use various of IDE’s and development tools, including Microsoft Visual Studio/Code, Eclipse IDE for Linux, IntelliJ/IDEA for writing code in Java. My professional interests basically include data processing and analysis algorithms, artificial intelligence and data mining, system analysis, modern high-performance computing (HPC), development of client-server web-applications using various of libraries, frameworks and tools. I’m also interested in cloud-computing, system security audit, IoT, networking architecture design, hardware engineering, technical writing, etc. Besides of software development, I also admire to write and compose technical articles, walkthroughs and reviews about the new IT- technological trends and industrial content. I published my first article at CodeProject in June 2015.

Bohdan Stupak

Team Leader

Ukraine

Team leader with 8 years of experience in the industry. Applying interest to a various range of topics such as .NET, Go, Typescript and software architecture.

gggustafson

Software Developer (Senior)

United States

In 1964, I was in the US Coast Guard when I wrote my first program. It was written in RPG (note no suffixing numbers). Programs and data were entered using punched cards. Turnaround was about 3 hours. So much for the "good old days!"

In 1970, when assigned to Washington DC, I started my MS in Mechanical Engineering. I specialized in Transportation. Untold hours in statistical theory and practice were required, forcing me to use the university computer and learn the FORTRAN language, still using punched cards!

In 1973, I was employed by the Norfolk VA Police Department as a crime analyst for the High Intensity Target program. There, I was still using punched cards!

In 1973, I joined Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC). There, for the first time, I was introduced to a terminal with the ability to edit, compile, link, and test my programs on-line. CSC also gave me the opportunity to discuss technical issues with some of the brightest minds I've encountered during my career.

In 1975, I moved to San Diego to head up an IR&D project, BIODAB. I returned to school (UCSD) and took up Software Engineering at the graduate level. After BIODAB, I headed up a team that fixed a stalled project. I then headed up one of the two most satisfying projects of my career, the Automated Flight Operations Center at Ft. Irwin, CA.

I left Anteon Corporation (the successor to CSC on a major contract) and moved to Pensacola, FL. For a small company I built their firewall, given free to the company's customers. An opportunity to build an air traffic controller trainer arose. This was the other most satisfying project of my career.

Today, I consider myself capable.

Greg Utas

Architect

United States

Author of Robust Services Core (GitHub) and Robust Communications Software (Wiley). Formerly Chief Software Architect of the core network servers that handle the calls in AT&T's wireless network.

Han Bo Sun

Team Leader The Judge Group

United States

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

honey the codewitch

United States

Just a shiny lil monster. Casts spells in C++. Mostly harmless.

Jeremy Likness

Program Manager Microsoft

United States

Note: articles posted here are independently written and do not represent endorsements nor reflect the views of my employer.

I am a Program Manager for .NET Data at Microsoft. I have been building enterprise software with a focus on line of business web applications for more than two decades. I'm the author of several (now historical) technical books including Designing Silverlight Business Applications and Programming the Windows Runtime by Example. I use the Silverlight book everyday! It props up my monitor to the correct ergonomic height. I have delivered hundreds of technical presentations in dozens of countries around the world and love mentoring other developers. I am co-host of the Microsoft Channel 9 "On .NET" show. In my free time, I maintain a 95% plant-based diet, exercise regularly, hike in the Cascades and thrash Beat Saber levels.

I was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson's Disease in February of 2020. I maintain a blog about my personal journey with the disease at https://strengthwithparkinsons.com/.

José Cintra

Software Developer

Brazil

I am a software developer focused on Mathematics, IoT and Games.
Homepage: HTML Apps
Blog: www.josecintra.com/blog

Kamran A

Software Developer (Senior) Target

United States

Hi, I'm Kamran Ayub aka Kamranicus. I specialize in helping people build usable, reliable, and resilient technology solutions with a primary focus on web-based technology.

Kevin Mack

Software Developer (Senior)

United States

My name is Kevin Mack, I'm a software developer in the Harrisburg Area. I have been a software developer since 2005, and in that time have worked on a large variety of projects. Everything from small applications, to mobile and Enterprise solutions. I love technology and enjoy my work and am always looking to learn something new. In my spare time I love spending time with my family, and learning new ways to leverage technology to make people's lives better. If you ask me what I do, I'll probably tell you I can paid to solve problems all-day-every-day.

Check out my blog at https://kmack.azurewebsites.net/ and https://totalalm.azurewebsites.net/

Kurt Swaim

Software Developer (Senior) Action Equipment Solutions

United States

My first love was computers born from my Commodore 64 in the early 80's. Because the market was flooded with CS majors I choose control engineering instead. Control engineering is a nice blend of programming and hardware. It has been a sheer joy working with new systems, vision, robotics, PLC platforms, electrical design, etc. Recently my focus has been software development and I am having a blast programming C# .NET applications down here in the bluegrass.

Lukasz Szyrmer

Product Manager

Poland

Lukasz Szyrmer used to develop in C++ and C# and now manages development teams as a technical product manager. He writes about agile, lasagna, and the cost of delay. If you are hungry for more, check out Debugging Velocity if you'd like to see more.

Member 14750355

Yugoslavia

This member has not yet provided a Biography. Assume it's interesting and varied, and probably something to do with programming.

Mircea Neacsu

Canada

Mircea is the embodiment of OOP: Old, Opinionated Programmer. With more years of experience than he likes to admit, he is always opened to new things, but too bruised to follow any passing fad.

Lately, he hangs around here, hoping that some of the things he learned can be useful to others.

morzel

Software Developer

Poland

Have you ever committed temporary code? Read this if you use TortoiseSVN - seriously!
Why strings are immutable?
Why enforcing 32 bit environment may help running x86 code on x64?
Other articles

Oscar-Tark

Germany

I am an avid programmer, my primary field has been .NET development on ERP systems. I branched out into PHP, Javascript and web development and now into Cyber-security.

OwenDavies

Architect

United Kingdom

I have been working in software development for over 16 years, during that time I have worn many hats.

I have worked as a Software Engineer, Architect, Agile Coach and Trainer. I’ve created teams, I’ve lead teams, but my main goal is to help teams build great software and enjoy the process.

I help a whole range of businesses – from startups with just an idea who want to build a team to take that idea into reality and FTSE 100 businesses who need to optimise existing teams – I train, mentor and coach them to success.

If you happen to know of anybody who could benefit from results like this, then please go to my contact page and get in touch.

Owen Davies

Rion Williams

Software Developer (Senior)

United States

An experienced Software Developer and Graphic Designer with an extensive knowledge of object-oriented programming, software architecture, design methodologies and database design principles. Specializing in Microsoft Technologies and focused on leveraging a strong technical background and a creative skill-set to create meaningful and successful applications.

Well versed in all aspects of the software development life-cycle and passionate about embracing emerging development technologies and standards, building intuitive interfaces and providing clean, maintainable solutions for even the most complex of problems.

Sacha Barber

Software Developer (Senior)

United Kingdom

I currently hold the following qualifications (amongst others, I also studied Music Technology and Electronics, for my sins)

- MSc (Passed with distinctions), in Information Technology for E-Commerce
- BSc Hons (1st class) in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence

Both of these at Sussex University UK.

Award(s)

I am lucky enough to have won a few awards for Zany Crazy code articles over the years

Microsoft C# MVP 2016
Codeproject MVP 2016
Microsoft C# MVP 2015
Codeproject MVP 2015
Microsoft C# MVP 2014
Codeproject MVP 2014
Microsoft C# MVP 2013
Codeproject MVP 2013
Microsoft C# MVP 2012
Codeproject MVP 2012
Microsoft C# MVP 2011
Codeproject MVP 2011
Microsoft C# MVP 2010
Codeproject MVP 2010
Microsoft C# MVP 2009
Codeproject MVP 2009
Microsoft C# MVP 2008
Codeproject MVP 2008
And numerous codeproject awards which you can see over at my blog

Shweta Lodha

Team Leader

United States

I am 5 times C# Corner MVP, a blogger and technical contributor at various forums like Microsoft TechNet, C# Corner, Code Project ,etc. I received several awards my community contributions. I have also presented technical contents as an speaker.

SleepyCrat

Software Developer

United States

Software developer in Nashville, TN(USA).

Southmountain

Software Developer

United States

turns good thoughts into actions...

Stas Wolski

Software Developer (Senior)

Russian Federation

Building web apps since 2001. Rich experience in HTML frontends for different platforms.

Steffen Ploetz

Team Leader Celonis SA

Germany

I am currently the CEO of Symbioworld GmbH and as such responsible for personnel management, information security, data protection and certifications. Furthermore, as a senior programmer, I am responsible for the automatic layout engine, the simulation (Activity Based Costing), the automatic creation of Word/RTF reports and the data transformation in complex migration projects.

The main focus of my work as a programmer is the development of Microsoft Azure Services using C# and Visual Studio.

Privately, I am interested in C++ and Linux in addition to C#. I like the approach of open source software and like to support OSS with own contributions.

Svetoslav Chekanov

Technical Lead Brosix

Bulgaria

I am a software development engineer .

Programming Languages: C/C++, Java, Delphi, HTML, CGI, Assembly x86, CNC G-language
RDBMS Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, SQLite, MS Access, ODBC, JDBC

Networking: TCP/IP, Winsock, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SMTP, POP3, TELNET, IMAP, SOCKS 4/5, RTSP, CGI, MS Internet Information Server

Projects I have worked on:

Brosix

Screen-Sharing product

Video chat application

Server software

Java Virtual Machine

Application Server + Internet Proxy Services

Instant Messenger - like MSN and Yahoo ones

Voicer - Freeware VoIP application

Web Server

SSH Proxy - SOCKS 4&5 Proxy that can relay TCP Connections through HTTPS Proxy

HTTP Proxy

SOCKS proxy

Battery Test Suite

MFC custom UI controls

Internet Address Book - Synchronizes local Outlook, Outlook Express, Netscape and Eudora address book with database on WEB server located in the Internet

Advertising Screen Saver - Screen Saver that sends e-mails and gain prizes for the computer owner

Proxy Send Mail - Send Mail service that can send e-mails through SOCKS 4, SOCKS 5 and HTTPS proxies

Proxy Hunter - Very fast, and also works as proxy checker

Java Disassembler

Java custom UI controls

Delphi custom UI controls

CNC Gravuring System

Font editor for DOS

Little DOS games

Graphics library for DOS (in Assembly)

Galaxian like game for Apple][ in assembly

Graphics editor for Apple][

Font editor for Apple][

More information about my current work you can find here:
www.brosix.com

syed shanu

Team Leader

India

Microsoft MVP | Code Project MVP | CSharp Corner MVP | Author | Blogger and always happy to Share what he knows to others. MyBlog

My Interview on Microsoft TechNet Wiki Ninja Link

Terence Wallace

Founder Arkitech EBC Corporation

United States

MS, BBA, software developer, consultant, and trainer. Specializing in building data-centric applications designed for business, university, community & faith based organizations. Started developing Excel VBA macros and never looked back. Freelance developer utilizing VB.Net, SQL Server, Microsoft Access, and ASP.Net.

Software Developer

Belgium

Graduate Computer Sciences.
My interests go out to music and movies.
Author of the infamous MQOTD
Creator of this video

Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Software Developer

Romania

When asked, I always see myself as a .Net Developer because of my affinity for the Microsoft platform, though I do pride myself by constantly learning new languages, paradigms, methodologies, and topics. I try to learn as much as I can from a wide breadth of topics from automation to mobile platforms, from gaming technologies to application security.

If there is one thing I wish to impart, that that is this "Always respect your craft, your tests and your QA"

Wendelius

Architect

Europe

Biography provided

First Prize	Bedri Egrilmez - A Dynamic Sequence Diagram Visualization Control
Prize pool	CodeProject Mug - CodeProject Bob Sticker - CodeProject


First Prize	Vassili Kravtchenko-Berejnoi - How to Code Without Thinking?
Prize pool	CodeProject Mug - CodeProject Bob Sticker - CodeProject


Second Prize	Greg Utas - Software Techniques for Lemmings
Prize pool	Bob Sticker - CodeProject


Second Prize	Sacha Barber - Setting up Prometheus and Grafana Monitoring
Prize pool	Bob Sticker - CodeProject

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