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Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject. Quick poll: Do you wash your car yourself or take it to the car wash? Your answer might reveal a bit about how you think about data. Believe it or not, storing your data in the AWS cloud is a lot like washing your car. This quick read will change your view of data forever. Learn more now. How to track every change to your SQL Server database Want to see who made database development changes, what they were working on, and why they made each change? Redgate SQL Source Control works with your source control system to give you a full version history, with line-level changes. Try free. Industry News Typescript + Machine Learning + simplicity = Kalimdor.js The NPM package for general Machine Learning Read more IT Next Web.config: 5 Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them We as software developers have created several disciplines for coding: test-driven developments, clean code principles, and screaming architecture, to name a few. However, we often find our web.config files can sprawl out of control. Read more Submain Node v11.0.0 released Node v11.0.0 is released. The focus of this current release is primarily towards improving internals, and performance. It is an update to the stable V8 7.0. Read more Packt Hub Dynamic Dashboards from Excel Charts & Ranges with SpreadsheetGear 2017 You and your users can design dashboards, reports, charts, and models in Excel or the SpreadsheetGear Workbook Designer rather than hard-to-learn developer tools and you can easily deploy them with one line of code. Try it now! Are you accessible? ?—?A Primer on Web Accessibility Accessibility of the world wide web hasn't always been a number one priority for web developers (much to detriment of internet users). Whilst very few people set out to design a website that is inaccessible, many studies have documented partially or completely inaccessible websites Read more Samsung Demystifying JavaScript Testing Many people have messaged me, confused about where to get started with testing. Read more CSS Tricks Splicing HTML's DNA With CSS Attribute Selectors Attribute selectors are magical. They can get you out of sticky problems, help you avoid adding classes and point out some problems in your code. Read more Smashing Magazine 30 Seconds of CSS A curated collection of useful CSS snippets you can understand in 30 seconds or less. Read more 30 seconds Google's reCaptcha v3 analyzes signals across pages to detect potential attackers Today, the Mountain View company introduced reCaptcha v3, a next-gen version of the platform that affords more flexibility to developers. Read more Venture Beat New articles added Author Resources GraphQuery - Powerful Text Query Language   (2 votes) by storyicon (updated 4 days ago) GraphQuery is a query language and execution engine tied to any backend service. It is `back-end language independent`. Client side scripting Angular Virtual Scrolling — ngVirtualScrolling   (1 votes) by Sibeesh Passion (updated 4 days ago) A bit of explanation about one of the Angular 7 features, i.e., Virtual Scrolling IoT Overview [TinyERP: SPA for Enterprise Application]Overview   (6 votes) by tranthanhtu.vn (updated 5 days ago) Overview. Building the enterprise application was not an easy task for all of us, eventif you are a big software company or professional outsourcing company. We mostly got the same problem. Mobile Development Building a Simple Video Streaming App using OpenTok and React Native   (1 votes) by Manjunath Matathamana (updated yesterday) Developer Tutorial on Building a Video Streaming App using OpenTok and React Native Product Showcase People Detection using OpenCV in Arduino Create   (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 3 days ago) Here we utilize the OpenCV libraries and apply the Histograms of Oriented Gradients (HOG) algorithm to create a computer vision application for people detection/counting. IEI Tank AIoT Developer Kit and Microsoft Azure: Running Machine Learning on the Edge   (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 4 days ago) This paper will convert a Python based motor defect detector solution to a deployable Azure module. Using Thinger.io Server on an UP Squared Board   (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 5 days ago) This article demonstrates how to use Thinger.io on an UP Squared board running the Ubuntu operating system. Build a Serverless Payment Processing App with PaymentSpring & Azure Functions   (0 votes) by Bruno Edoh (updated 5 days ago) This article will demonstrate how easy it is to set up a PaymentSpring payment process to start receiving payments on your site. Articles updated ASP.NET OWIN OAuth2 Authentication for Facebook and Google   (9 votes) by Alen Toma (updated 5 days ago) OWIN OAuth2 authentication for Facebook and Google without Entityframework C# Wexflow: Open source workflow engine in C#   (158 votes) by Akram El Assas (updated 9 hours ago) A high performance and extensible workflow engine with a cross-platform manager and designer. New Tips and Tricks added Client side scripting And Now... How to Open an XML File in JavaScript for Web   (1 votes) by Matias Lopez (updated 6 days ago) How to open an XML file in JavaScript for Web New Technical Blogs added Tabs & Property Pages Iterating/Loop Through Your Component Property in Render Function in React   (0 votes) by Sibeesh Passion (updated 9 hours ago) Introduction I understand that you need to build some UI elements dynamically in your component’s render function in React. Yes! the only way is to loop through the items, you can either use a for loop or a map function to do so. But the real question is, are we allowed to do that in react? © 2018 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Web Development Newsletter 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. 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