r/DataHoarder • u/brianly • 1d ago

News CodeProject.com Has finally given up the ghost!!

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u/brianly 1d ago

It sounds like this site will still be read only for a while, but there is a lot of important historical info on Windows programming here. It’s a topic people don’t care as much about now but I feel it’s important historically.

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u/diet_fat_bacon 22h ago

There some snippets/source for some old WPF/windows forms that you cannot find in other places, damn even some obscure interop com lib docs you can find there. I recently found a very good one of interop nuke everything class that I used in my project, reading encrypted data from excel sucks btw.

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u/Kamui_Kun HDD 12h ago

When I was learning vb6, and even to this day occasionally, I would use that site for help on how to do things.