Top 10 PHP Regex Cheat Sheet
PHP regular expressions can be almost as indecipherable as the United States tax code. Rather than reaching for a manual every time you need to perform a particularly complex parsing task, just consult this handy Top 10 PHP Regex Cheat Sheet. It provides all the information you need to implement some basic regular expression functionality into your PHP pages, including regexes for validating usernames, credit card numbers, email addresses, phone numbers and more.

JDK 7 Reference Card
Get an at-a-glance look at all the information you need to prepare for and use the Java SE 7 Platform Specification (aka Java 7 or JDK 7). The JDK 7 Reference Card is a comprehensive reference tool for all the newly included, enhanced and changed JSRs that make up the Java 7 spec -- everything from NIO.2 to Project Coin -- as well as tidbits like the fate of closures.

C# Cheat Sheet
The C# Cheat Sheet is your quick reference to details on the C# programming language and more. In this concise document, you have references for C# operators, types, formats, objects, keywords, pre-processing directives, casting, LINQ, character conversions, and more. There is even a table for regular expressions.

Defend Your Business from Evolving Malware Threats
Malware continues to play a significant and growing role in the theft of sensitive data from small businesses as well as large enterprises. Is your organization's information security plan adequate to address the threat posed by the latest malware? Download this exclusive eBook from the editors of eSecurity Planet to learn how to protect your organization against viruses, worms, trojans, and other forms of malware.

5 Data Storage Trends to Watch
The way that organizations store and secure their data is undergoing a major shift, from physical servers with networked storage to virtualized servers and clouds. Download this eBook to see how technologies like deduplication, virtualization, and cloud computing are changing the storage game and affect the best practices for data security, backup, recovery, and more.

MFC Application: Adding Service Mode Support
Learn how to extend the life of legacy user-mode applications without the need to dismantle and rewrite--in just a few easy steps.

Simplest Window Service
Learn how to convert an app into a service without much of an effort using this simple, two-step, yet powerful Windows Service class called CSvcHandler.

Mandelbrot Using C++ AMP
This article implements a Mandelbrot renderer that is multiple times faster than a CPU-only implementation by using a new Microsoft technology called C++ AMP: Accelerated Massive Parallelism, introduced in the Visual C++ 11 Preview.

How to Make Fewer Errors at the Stage of Code Writing. Part N4
Andrey Karpov shares some useful observations on error patterns, touching upon the subject of handling rare and emergency conditions in programs.

How to Make Fewer Errors at the Stage of Code Writing. Part N3.
This third article in the series discusses a couple of new programming methods that can help you make your code simpler and safer.

SSE2 Vectorization of Alphablend Code
Wong Shao Voon shows you how to use SSE2 to Speed up Alphablending.

How to Make Fewer Errors at the Stage of Code Writing. Part N2
This is the second article on avoiding certain errors at the early stage of code writing. In the previous post, we have already advised you to avoid a large number of calculations in one expression. However, we should investigate this question in detail. Let's see what's dangerous about complex expressions and how we can avoid many logical errors.

90 Errors in Open-Source Projects
The materials collected in this article will be useful for authors of articles, books and blogs. Examples of errors can be used to demonstrate the advantages of different programming styles -- for instance, why you should not try to make your code shorter by writing long expressions.

Leo Tolstoy and Static Code Analysis
Andrey Karpov checks Apache HTTP Server with PVS-Studio and discusses the errors and false reports returned.

Amusing C++
The article describes a few C++ tricks that look uncommon but amusing.

A Time Zone API supplement
Microsoft has an extremely limited set of Time Zone functions. This API will allow the full use of Time Zones in your Windows App.

Linq-To-XML Style of Node Creation for C++
This article discusses the new C++ Elmax XML Library feature to implement Linq-To-XML node creation to write XML files. Linq-To-XML node creation is the natural way to create nodes with code that is structurally identical to resultant XML.

Take Advantage of External Storage with Your Android App
Does your Android App need a lot of storage? Don't hog the phones internal storage, instead use Android's External Storage to store data on the users SD card.

Download and Decode JSON Data with your Android App
Ready to start integrating and using JSON data with your Android app? In this article, I will demonstrate the basics of requests data and extracting elements from JSON data.

Monetize Your Free Android App by Creating a Paid App to Unlock Additional Features
Trying to figure out how to bring in more revenue for your Android app? Try adding a paid version, which would be used to unlock features in the free version.

Microsoft Unveils Preview of Roslyn Compiler-as-a-Service
The new service allows developers to see what happens when compilers take source code and turn it into machine code.

Creating Your Own Search Engine for C/C++ Code Samples
Christopher Frenz describes a means of post processing keyword search results using regular expression, based pattern matching as a means of automatic C/C++ code extraction.

Adventures with _chkstk
Silviu-Marius Ardelean offers some insight into _chkstk and stack corruption.

C++ 2011: nullptr
C++ used to lack a special value to indicate a null pointer, which led to some problems. The new standard introduces a new reserved word nullptr, to designate a constant rvalue that represents a null pointer. Read on to learn more.

C++ 2011: Strongly-typed Enums
Strongly-typed enumerators, provided by the new C++ standard, solve the known problems with the traditional enumerators. The new standard brings a new kind of enumerator, introduced with 'enum class,' called strongly-typed enums.