Web Developer Newsletter - UniversalSerializer

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Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject. Keep an eye on database changes & track development progress Redgate SQL Source Control gives you a full change history for your database and for every object in it. Want to see who made database development changes, what they were working on, and why they made each change? Try free Experience Top-Perfoming UI Controls for Windows Forms Build out Windows Forms applications faster than ever with 100+ fully featured UI controls, including high-performing data grids and charts. Get your free trial of Ultimate UI for Windows Forms now! Industry News Few Tips That Will Make Your PWA on iOS Feel Like Native On 30th of March long awaited iOS 11.3 update was released, with support for basic PWA features on iPhones and iPads – service workers and app manifest files. As it is great to finally have a support for those, user experience of Progressive Web Applications on iOS is still not perfect. Read more Net Guru How CSS works: Parsing & painting CSS in the critical rendering path CSS often feels like this mysterious, whimsical force governing everything that we see on the web. It can be inherently simple at times, yet writing scalable, performant CSS seems to be the exception rather than the norm. Read more LogRocket Announcing NGINX Unit 1.0 This marks a significant milestone in the development of NGINX Unit, our dynamic web and application server. Read more NGINX 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! Let's Replace JavaScript with Something Better In light of the Meltdown and Spectre bugs, which allow ill-willed programs access to restricted parts of the computer's memory, it is time to re-evaluate the position of JavaScript in the holy trinity of front-end development. Read more John Ankarström You are learning JS wrong What I'd say to my younger self when learning development. Read more Benjamín Calderón Working with the new CSS Typed Object Model CSS now has a proper object-based API for working with values in JavaScript. Read more Google Developers Write Your Own Node.js Promise Library from Scratch In this article, I'll walk you through writing your own promise library and demonstrate using it with async/await. Read more The Code Barbarian Whats New in Angular 6 ? As many of you already know Angular 6 RC2 is already out and GA will be released any time soon. As release date is nearing, many of us will be curious on kind of features that are being released and overall the advantages we gain with this release. Read more Walking Tree New articles added ASP A Simple Technique To Add Optional Key/Value Method Parameters In Classic ASP   (1 votes) by David Cantrell (updated 3 days ago) How to add optional parameters to any function in VBScript & Classic ASP Client side scripting Creating Simple API in Node.js   (10 votes) by saineshwar bageri (updated 4 days ago) In this article, we are going to learn how to create a simple API in Node.js and using MS SQL as a data source on which we are going to perform CRUD operation. Angular Custom Validation Component   (2 votes) by Pranay Rana (updated 20 hours ago) This post is about validation in Angular 2 application, which means it's about validation on client side, not about server side. HTML / CSS collapsable-menu   (7 votes) by Chris Maunder (updated 5 days ago) A simple HTML menu that progressively collapses based on available width A Note on Webpack & Maven   (0 votes) by Dr. Song Li (updated yesterday) Note on Webpack & Maven Product Showcase Getting started with JetBrains Rider - A cross-platform IDE for .NET developers   (0 votes) by Maarten_Balliauw (updated 4 days ago) In this article, we'll look at JetBrains Rider, a cross-platform IDE for .NET developers - built by the same folks that build ReSharper. Customize payment solutions with the new, streamlined API from Authorize.Net   (0 votes) by Authorize.Net (updated 15 hours ago) The Authorize.Net API makes it easy to create, capture, refund and void secure payment transactions. Offering both XML or JSON, it works well with Ruby, Node.js, Python, and many other languages. The streamlined API also has the bandwidth to accept payments in every environment. Articles updated Client side scripting WebRTC Screencasting in Chrome   (4 votes) by Harry Truman (updated 4 days ago) Screencasting (demo screen, screensharing) already works in Google Chrome. The technology allows capturing a window of the browser itself as well as windows of other applicaitons. For example, you can capture Firefox running in a separate window. Internet / Network UniversalSerializer   (103 votes) by Christophe Bertrand (updated yesterday) A universal and easy serialization library for .NET and .NET Core. New Tips and Tricks added Android An Experience about Using Webview in Android Studio 3.0   (1 votes) by I Love Code (updated 2 days ago) An experience about using Webview in Android Studio 3.0 Tips and Tricks updated Database EntityWorker.Core - An Alternative to Entity Framework   (31 votes) by Alen Toma (updated 4 days ago) EntityWorker.Core - an alternative to entity Framework New Technical Blogs added Validation .NET Core 2.0, Angular 4 and MySQL. Form Validation   (2 votes) by Code Maze (updated 22 hours ago) Creating a new owner and using our child components and directives is our goal in this post. Angular 5 – Reactive Forms with Dynamic FormArray and Simple Validation   (1 votes) by Bryian Tan (updated 12 hours ago) How to dynamically display controls in FormArray using Angular 5 Reactive Forms and enable/disable the validators based on the selection © 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. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com