Dynamic C++ in a nutshell
Slides are available on SlideShare Courtesy of Schalk Cronjé tweet – his notes on the ACCU 2013 Dynamic C++ presentation:
Release 1.4.6p1 Available
Stable release 1.4.6p1 contains various bugfixes and a few minor new features. See the CHANGELOG for the details. Get the source code from the download page or directly from GitHub.
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New Applied Informatics Blog
Over at the Applied Informatics website we have a new blog. The articles posted so far have covered topics like the Internet of Things, using POCO on Windows CE and iOS and Implementing UPnP Control Points on the iPhone.
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Dynamic C++ at ACCU 2013
On April 11 2013, at the ACCU 2013 conference in Bristol (UK), a 90 minute “Dynamic C++” tutorial will be presented: Data from external sources comes in diverse types and brings along the need for datatype conversion. How can a C++ programmer accurately and efficiently transfer data from relational or XML database to JSON or HTML without stumbling […]
Releases 1.4.6 and 1.5.1 Available
Stable release 1.4.6 brings some bugfixes and minor enhancements. See the CHANGELOG for the details. This is planned to be the last release in the 1.4 series. Development release 1.5.1 is a major step towards the next stable 1.6.0 release planned for this spring. See the CHANGELOG for what’s new. Get the source code from […]
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POCO 1.5.1 pre-release is on GitHub
Current development branch is now frozen and tagged as 1.5.1 pre-release in GitHub. Until release, the development branch will remain frozen and any changes will be pushed to separate branches. Please download or check it out, run some tests, report bugs, etc. git clone https://github.com/pocoproject/poco.git Download links (LF line ending only!): https://github.com/pocoproject/poco/archive/poco-1.5.1-pre-release.zip https://github.com/pocoproject/poco/archive/poco-1.5.1-pre-release.tar.gz Latest Commit: […]
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Moving Bug/Issue Tracker from SF to Github
During the month of December, we will be transitioning to GitHub issue tracker. By the end of 2012, all SF issues will be either (a) resolved, (b) discarded or (c) moved to GitHub. Please enter new issues in GitHub issue tracker. If you have a patch, please submit it as a pull request. POCO Team
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New Applied Informatics C++ Libraries and Tools Release 2012.1
The C++ Libraries and Tools from Applied Informatics are based on the POCO C++ Libraries and add additional features such as Remoting for RPC/IPC and SOAP/WSDL web services, Open Service Platform for building modular, extensible applications, DNSSD/Zeroconf, Universal Plug and Play, Fast Infoset processing or secure remote access to smart devices. New in release 2012.1 […]
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Stable Release 1.4.5 Available
This release brings support for Visual Studio 2012, as well as some bugfixes and enhancements. See the CHANGELOG for the details. Available on the download page.
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Fork it!
We’ve been asked and nudged for a long time to make the move; like everything else, it was something that requires resources of time and effort so it did not happen as fast as it should have. But finally, we’ve made it over to GitHub and now we can enjoy the benefits. Branching and merging is […]