The Daily Build - 2 May 2014. Simple-Look Scope Guard for Visual C++ 2010

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Download a Trial! Most popular new articles Thu 1 May 2014 Simple-Look Scope Guard for Visual C++ 2010 - Tsuda Kageyu WebBinding - How to Bind Client JavaScript Objects to Server .NET Objects - Shmuel Zang X86/ARM Emulator - codestarman Auto Filtering GridView Control - rhawk4 APIFrame : A simple library for Web API security, exception and versioning - John-ph Research Best Practices for Securing Your Private Keys and Code Signing Certificates The efficacy of code signing as an authentication mechanism for software depends on the secure storage of code signing private keys used by software publishers. Companies that are diligent and willing to invest in the appropriate security measures can make the compromise of their private keys highly unlikely. This white paper describes recent security breaches and why they may have happened, along with best practices, especially for the Windows platform, which can help to safeguard the private keys associated with code signing certificates. Download Now Latest Additions 22 articles overall. 13 new, 9 updated. New articles added ASP.NET How to integrate APIFrame in ASP.NET Web API Application - John-ph Guidelines on how to integrate APIFrame in Web API application Articles updated Algorithms & Recipes Parsing EDI to XML (and vice verse) - Kamen Nikolov The supplementary source code for this article can be requested at edifabric.com ASP.NET WebBinding - How to Bind Client JavaScript Objects to Server .NET Objects - Shmuel Zang In this article, I explain in a step by step manner how we can implement a binding mechanism for binding .NET server objects to JavaScript client objects and use it for creating MVVM web applications. ASP.NET Controls Auto Filtering GridView Control - rhawk4 A component replacement for the standard GridView that adds filters to the header and does not require code changes on your page. C / C++ Language Simple-Look Scope Guard for Visual C++ 2010 - Tsuda Kageyu Implement a simple-look substitution of BOOST_SCOPE_EXIT using some of the new features of C++0x X86/ARM Emulator - codestarman X86/ARM emulator written using C++ and assembler for the .NET environment. C# APIFrame : A simple library for Web API security, exception and versioning - John-ph A simple C#.NET library that implements the core components required for ASP.NET WEB API development Product Showcase RTSP Server Made Easy with LEADTOOLS 18 - LEADTOOLS Support RTSP Server Made Easy with LEADTOOLS 18 New Tips and Tricks added ASP.NET Controls ASP.Net File Upload Control - Provide same Look and Feel in All Browsers - Francis S Michael ASP.Net File Upload Control- Provide Consistant Look and Feel in All Browsers C# Transformations - dreche NuGet package HTML / CSS How to make DIV center of the screen using pure HTML and CSS - Sunasara Imdadhusen This is simple tricks which allows you to make your DIV on center of the screen without using Javascript. SQL Reporting Services RDLC Report Grouping with Page Break, Table Header Repeat, Group Totals and Sub Grouping - Pavith Goonathilake RDLC Report Grouping with Page Break for each Group Type, Table Header repeat for each page and Report Totals New Technical Blogs added Ajax Change Background Color of Ajax HtmlEditorExtender using ColorPickerExtender - Tadit Dash In this Blog, we will learn to change the Background Color of Ajax HtmlEditorExtender using ColorPickerExtender. Uncategorised Technical Blogs Defining Done: When to Crawl, Walk, or Run - Zac Gery Defining Done: When to Crawl, Walk, or Run Memory Leak in Sybase EAServer - Sam Varadarajan Memory Leak in Sybase EAServer F#5 : Operators - Sacha Barber Now I had intended to write a 1/2 decent blog post on F# operators, but then I had a think about this, and too be honest I could not actually see too much merit in simply reiterating what was already freely available on MSDN where it lists ALL of the F# operators.   You can […] F# For Beginners Series - Sacha Barber Over the past couple of months I have been quite. This is due to the fact that I have been attempting to learn a new language. Namely F#. Now I spend most of my time as a regular .NET developer. Ok F# is part of the .NET family, but its is way more functional than […] AutoMocking Container - Sacha Barber At work I am lucky enough to work with a few bright chaps (sadly some of them are a lot youger than me, which is making me question my existence :-( , but on the other hand it is always good to learn new things). One of those new things for me happened the other […] Awaitable Console Application - Sacha Barber The other days someone posted some code about how to make Async/Await easier to work with. What they went for was not correct, and looked more like RXs model of OnNext/OnError/OnCompleted. The reason it was wrong is that it did not support awaiting. As a rule any Asyn code you write WILL need synchr Windows Powershell Get-ChildItem vs Dir in PowerShell - Leonardo Paneque Batch as usualRecently I was in the need of modifying a huge amount of files across a network share. After installing Serviio media streaming service I noticed that it will crash "randomly". After checking the logs it was clear that ffmpeg was crashing when trying to open subtitle files that were no Technical Blogs updated Other .NET Languages F#13 : Pattern Matching - Sacha Barber So last time we looked at Arrays, this time we will look at another core F# technique called pattern matching. Patterns are rules for transforming input data. They are used throughout the F# language to compare data with a logical structure or structures, decompose data into constituent parts, or ex F#12 : Arrays - Sacha Barber No language would be complete without arrays (at least in my opinion). They are an excellent structure. F# is of course no fool, and includes them (as you would expect), so this blog will concentrate on looking at using arrays in F#   Creating Arrays There are several ways to create arrays, just as © 2014 CodeProject.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. 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