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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Tuesday, September 27, 2016 IgniteUI - The complete HTML & JavaScript Toolkit Build modern browser experiences on any device with Infragistics Ignite UI controls. Create high-performance, touch-first, responsive apps with AngularJS directives, Bootstrap support and Microsoft MVC server-side widgets. Download a trial today. Could you deploy a high number of databases? Imagine working in a 70-strong IT team, with 91 applications and multiple complex databases. Now imagine deployment time. It's not fiction, it's fact. See how financial services company, FlexiGroup, has brought speed and precision to database deployments. Read their story. Need Excel Controls for Windows Forms, WPF or Silverlight? Use SpreadsheetGear to add powerful, Excel-compatible viewing, editing, formatting, calculating, filtering, sorting, charting, printing and more to your applications with the easy-to-use WorkbookView controls. Try it now! Headline article Useful Reference Books   (175 votes) by Chris Maunder (updated yesterday) A list of popular reference books sent in by the readers of CodeProject New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips .NET Framework GIS data visualization of VisualBasic hybrids with SVG/CSS   (1 votes) by Mr. xieguigang 谢桂纲 (updated 15 hours ago) The new VB.NET language that applied in data science. Android Open File Dialog . . . Save File Dialog   (7 votes) by Rou1997 (updated 19 hours ago) Java, Eclipse . . . Very, Very Simple Project With Android File Dialogs . . . Compatible With Any Android Version C# Multithreading in C# .NET 4.5 (Part 2)   (3 votes) by PureNsanity (updated 10 hours ago) A high level overview of the latest threading technologies and patterns with examples. Client side scripting IIFE – Immediately Invoked Function Expressions   (2 votes) by Dheeraj Kumar Kesri (updated 15 hours ago) An in-depth guide on Immediately invoked function expressions in JavaScript. Database TrimChar to remove desired character   (1 votes) by Mika Wendelius (updated 14 hours ago) TrumChar function which removes occurences of the desired character from both ends of a string Product Showcase Internet of Things Security Architecture   (0 votes) by Yuri Diogenes (updated 15 hours ago) The objective of threat modeling is to understand how an attacker might be able to compromise a system and then make sure appropriate mitigations are in place. Threat modeling forces the design team to consider mitigations as the system is designed rather than after a system is deployed. Session State IIS Physical Path VS Virtual Path   (0 votes) by Shamim Uddin (updated 2 hours ago) In this blog, we will discuss the differences between IIS Physical path & IIS Virtual path. Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips .NET Framework MongoDB and System.Transactions   (11 votes) by Kyriakos Akriotis (updated 20 hours ago) How to use TransactionScope in your MongoDB operations. Algorithms & Recipes Introduction to ELENA Programming Language   (18 votes) by Alexandre Bencz (updated 5 hours ago) ELENA is a general-purpose, object-oriented, polymorphic language with late binding ASP.NET Asynchronous Programming. Getting to grips with Async and Await.   (34 votes) by George Swan (updated 22 hours ago) How to use the async/await keywords in .Net4.5 C# C#Lectures - Lecture 1: Primitive Types   (49 votes) by Sergey Kizyan (updated 15 hours ago) I'm starting a set of C# lectures for our engineers. The first lecture is about C# built-in types also known as primitive types. General Graphics Simple radial gradient implementation with XAML sample application for X11 (but without the need for any external library)   (3 votes) by Steffen Ploetz (updated 17 hours ago) How to calculate a radial gradient and draw the output on a System.Drawing.Bitmap. And how to use this bitmap as a tile pixmap to fill any path. © 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