The Code Project
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The Code Project is a website that contains articles directed towards an audience of primarily Microsoft computer programmers. Nearly every article is accompanied by related code and examples which can be downloaded independently. Once a visitor has registered a user account on The Code Project, he or she may write and upload articles and code for other visitors to view. All the articles and code available for viewing on the site have been uploaded by visitors (not extracted from an external source). Most articles go through a moderation and editing phase, but also can be immediately posted as unedited contributions. There is a well-used rating and comment system that helps to filter the good articles and code from the poor.
[edit] Languages
At the time of this writing, The Code Project contains articles and code pertaining to the following programming languages:
- C/C++ (emphasis on Microsoft Foundation Classes, but many other domains dealt with)
- C#
- Visual Basic
- ASP
Additionally, articles related to general programming, GUI design, algorithms, collaboration are also available for viewing. It also has fairly active forums, and is a reasonably good method for resolving difficult software development issues.
