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New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips ASP.NET Angular2 with TypeScript using Visual Studio 2015   (0 votes) by Samrat Banerjee (updated 17 hours ago) Angular2 sample application with TypeScript and VS2015 Azure Securing Azure Service Bus Queues with Shared Access Signatures   (1 votes) by Mark Heath (updated 4 hours ago) How to generate and use Shared Access Signatures for Azure Service Bus Queues Boards / Embedded devices Programming the ESP8266 (NodeMCU) with the Arduino IDE   (1 votes) by José Cintra (updated 4 hours ago) Project with NodeMCU (ESP8266) to control an RGB LED using the Arduino Programming Language C# Tor.NET - A managed Tor network library   (5 votes) by Chris Copeland (updated 18 hours ago) A managed library to launch and/or connect to the Tor network for SOCKS5 communications, and for middle-man proxy hosting. 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Guide for building C# apps on Ubuntu: NuGet packages   (2 votes) by Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan (updated 17 hours ago) In this post version, I have talked about NuGet packages and their management in Mono environment. Debug Tips Use TraceSource Efficiently   (1 votes) by Zijian (updated 23 hours ago) Create and use System.Diagnostics.TraceSource efficiently. How to Tell if an Assembly is Debug or Release   (1 votes) by DaveBlack (updated 17 hours ago) CodeProjectThe DebuggableAttribute is present if you compile in any setting for 'Debug' mode and when Release mode is selected and Debug Info set to anything other than "none". So, just looking for the presence of DebuggableAttribute is not sufficient and could be misleading. So, you could still hav Design and Architecture Beginner's Tutorial on Understanding and Implementing Null Object Pattern in C#   (3 votes) by Rahul Rajat Singh (updated 19 hours ago) In this article we will try to understand the Null object pattern. How do you properly implement the IDisposable pattern?   (3 votes) by DaveBlack (updated 15 hours ago) This is the first post of a series that I'll be making on memory management in .NET. The subsequent posts will cover guidelines for working with disposable objects, when to implement IDisposable, and maybe a few others. HTML / CSS Treeview in HTML using CSS and JQuery   (0 votes) by Kamlesh Ganar (updated 17 hours ago) This tip will show how to design Treeview in HTML using CSS and JQuery in a simple way. Node.js Create a gulpfile and Write gulp Tasks Using TypeScript   (1 votes) by Member 12278900 (updated 4 hours ago) Learn how to create gulp files in TypeScript and how to define gulp tasks in a class-based style Programming Tips String splitting/tokenizing using T-SQL User Defined Function   (0 votes) by smirson (updated 11 hours ago) This is an alternative for "String splitting/tokenizing using T-SQL user defined function." Third Party Products and Tools UI With DevExpress WinForms Controls   (0 votes) by Peter Devo (updated yesterday) This article presents designing and creating a WinForms User Interface using the DevExpress WinForms controls (version 15.2). Tools and IDE Log Wizard - Viewing Windows Event Logs Can Be Fun!   (0 votes) by John Torjo (updated 4 hours ago) You can do advanced searching through your Windows Event Logs. Even regex searching and filtering. No expert skills required. Uncategorised Technical Blogs Robert's Rules of Coders: #8 Avoid Negative Conditionals And Method Names   (3 votes) by Rob Kraft (updated 17 hours ago) When you write code you should almost always assume that another person will attempt to read and understand that code some day in the future. That person could be your future self. Therefore, it is in your best interest to write code that can be quickly and easily understood by people, in addition t Web Services ASP.NET 5 Logging using Trace Listeners and How-to Filter Log Entries   (1 votes) by Girish J Jain (updated 5 hours ago) This post shows how to use tracing framework with new ASP.NET 5 projects and how logging works in ASP.NET 5 along with certain pitfall that you need to be aware of in the process of using trace listeners. It also shows approach for how to filter log messages with trace listeners. Windows Communication Foundation Don't use 'using()' with a WCF proxy   (1 votes) by DaveBlack (updated 15 hours ago) Don't use 'using()' with a WCF proxy Windows Runtime How to build a simple Toast Notification in #UWP apps? (Part 1)   (1 votes) by Kunal Chowdhury, MVP (updated 17 hours ago) If you are a developer and building apps or games for Windows 10, targeting Universal Windows Platform (aka. 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Node.js CRUD application using AngularJs, NodeJs, MongoDB : Part 1 : introduction   (10 votes) by Omar Nasri (updated 19 hours ago) This article explains how we can implement a Web application built using angularjs, node js to perform create, read, update and delete operations on MongoDB database © 2016 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Daily Build click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com