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Create a web application from a desktop application

This article describes how to create a Wt web application from a desktop application, leaving both to be used. This article uses the architecture described in the article Thinking Qt 1: general...
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Thinking Wt 4: polishing a TicTacToe game

This article shows the way to improve the looks of a TicTacToe game when using the C++ Wt library for developing interactive web applications.
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Thinking Wt 3: creating a TicTacToe game

This article shows the way to create a TicTacToe game when using the Wt C++ library for creating interactive web applications. The previous article, Thinking Wt 2: creating a TicTacToe widget, serves...
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Thinking Wt 1: general

This article shows one way to think about program architecture when using the Wt library.
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Development and Coding Search

A Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) now makes it possible to quickly find relevant language and library API reference documentation. The search engine focuses specifically on popular industry...
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Superclassed Web Controls in Managed C++

Now, it's time to have fun with Managed C++ and all that prep work from the previous article by actually building some custom Web controls. This article examines the first of the three types of...
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Composite Custom Web Controls in Managed C++

The first two installments of this series got your feet wet in custom Web control development. The first covered some of the prep work required for setting up a Managed C++ custom Web control...
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Manipulate XML Documents in C++ with xmlbeansxx

Using XML processing typically simplifies a developer's job--but not when you're programming in c++. Ever wish someone would create the create the C++ equivalent of XMLBeans? Someone has. Find out...
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Processing XML with Xerces and the DOM

It's rare to write an application these days and not run into the use of XML as a data interchange format. Perl, Java, Python, C#, Ruby, JavaScript, and PHP all have good XML processing libraries....
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Building a Large-scale E-commerce Site with Apache and mod_perl

When it comes to building a large e-commerce Web site, everyone is full of advice. Developers will tell you that only a site built in C++ or Java (depending on which they prefer) can scale up to...
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Economic Model for MMOG's Part II - Conservation of Objects

This article tackles the technical problems involved with having real world economic value attached to objects inside MMO games. Mr. Griffith proposes the use of proven e-cash algorithms to...
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How to work with 3DGamestudio's SDK (pdf)

3d Gamestudio is a popular authoring tool with an ever increasing and enthustiastic community of game developers. On of the big advantages of this 3d Engine is the fact that it provides an SDK kit to...
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An Introduction to C#

C# (pronounced "C sharp") is a new language designed by Microsoft to combine the power of C/C++ and the productivity of Visual Basic. Initial language specifications also reveal obvious...
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Creating XML files from C++ programs

Sometimes it is necessary to create XML files from a program in C++. It is possible to use the very powerful set of IXMLDOMxxx interfaces, but this may add unnecessary requirements and overhead to...
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C/C++ developers: Fill your XML toolbox

Designed for C and C++ programmers who are new to XML development, this article gives an overview of tools to assemble in preparation for XML development.
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