The Daily Build - .NET Core Versioning Demystified

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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Friday, March 20, 2020 Modernizing with NoSQL from Relational Data Platforms How do you know when to move away from legacy database software? Learn the keys to success for a successful migration to a NoSQL platform built to support digital, mobile, and cloud applications that run everywhere. Get the white paper. 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 Headline article .NET Core Versioning Demystified   (10 votes) by RickZeeland (updated 10 hours ago) Version all your .NET Core projects in one swoop fell ! New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes BinaryIO: Easily Read and Write Binary Streams in a Platform Independent Manner   (0 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 14 hours ago) BinaryReader and BinaryWriter can be used to parse or write binary files more easily and in a portable manner Edit Controls Email Address Validation: Explained in Detail, Code for Production Quality WPF TextBox   (1 votes) by Peter Huber SG (updated 19 hours ago) A WPF TextBox which can validate email addresses depending on your needs, plus detailed description of the many ways a valid email address may look like. Product Showcase Building Java Barcode Apps: Command Line, GUI, and Web   (0 votes) by Xiao Ling (updated 13 hours ago) This article aims to help Java developers to integrate Java barcode SDKs into different Java applications. Programming Tips What is a Coroutine?   (0 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 5 hours ago) Learn how to use a powerful programming technique for multitasking in your projects Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Best Practices Pomodoro Technique – the Good, the Bad and the Tomato   (7 votes) by Nikola M. Živković (updated 16 hours ago) Pomodoro is a technique in which you work for twenty-five minutes (which is considered one Pomodoro), after which you take a five-minute break. After four Pomodoros, you take a fifteen-minute break. C / C++ Language Remote Procedure Calls using C++ Delegates   (5 votes) by David Lafreniere (updated 18 hours ago) Invoke remote functions over any communication medium using a C++ delegate library Cross Platform Kigs Framework Introduction (1/8)   (9 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 17 hours ago) A multi purpose, cross-platform, free and Open Source C++ framework Kigs Framework Introduction (2/8) - CoreModifiable   (4 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 15 hours ago) Kigs framework is a multi purpose, cross-platform, free and open source C++ framework. This article will focus on the main base class of the framework: the CoreModifiable class. Kigs Framework Introduction (4/8) - Methods   (3 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 17 hours ago) A multi purpose, cross-platform, free and Open Source C++ framework. This article will focus on CoreModifiable methods. Kigs Framework Introduction (3/8) - Attributes   (2 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 17 hours ago) A multi-purpose, cross-platform, free and Open Source C++ framework. This article will focus on CoreModifiable attributes. Kigs Framework Introduction (6/8) - Signal, Slot, Notification   (0 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 11 hours ago) A multi purpose, cross-platform, free and Open Source C++ framework. This article will focus on Signal/Slot and Notification mechanisms. Kigs Framework Introduction (5/8) - CoreItem   (0 votes) by Stephane Capo (updated 17 hours ago) A multi purpose, cross-platform, free and Open Source C++ framework. This article will focus on CoreItem. © 2020 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