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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Wednesday, November 21, 2018 Instant APIs from your Database Create APIs from existing enterprise data. Hook up any SQL or NoSQL database and the API Server instantly generates flexible, comprehensive, and fully documented APIs - no custom development required. Download Now! Add Secure File Transfer to Any App Developers use IP*Works! SSH client, server, and proxy components help you add Secure File Transfer (SFTP) into file transfer, remote login, and email applications. Strong SSH 2.0 encryption and advanced cryptography ensures security. Download your free trial! Coderr - Automated exception handling for .NET How much coding time do you waste on finding errors and reading logs? Coderr automatically finds, reports and categorizes your errors in real time, giving you the info you need to prioritize and solve them. No more vague user reports! Find out more Headline article The Power of Web Components   (0 votes) by Kent Sharkey (updated yesterday) Ever since the first animated DHTML cursor trails and "Site of the Week" badges graced the web, re-usable code has been a temptation for web developers. And ever since those heady days, integrating third-party UI into your site has been, well, a semi-brittle headache. New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Azure Automatic Subscription of Azure Functions to Event Grid   (0 votes) by Leszek Koc (updated 22 hours ago) Automatic subscription of Azure functions to Event Grid Client side scripting Component Interaction In Angular (how input output works)   (0 votes) by Roshan Choudhary (updated 2 hours ago) Component Interaction in angular using Input Output decorator. How to Build a React-Native Image Gallery Tutorial   (0 votes) by iTexico (updated 3 hours ago) In this article, we build a gallery of images using react-native, we define some stacks, we use the flickr API and we run the app in our emulator. Java RESTFul Service with Spring Boot and Filter Based Security   (0 votes) by Han Bo Sun (updated 14 hours ago) In this tutorial, I will show how to set up a RESTFul service using Spring Boot, And how to use Spring Security to secure the the RESTFul API. And I will used a very simple token based security to secure this service. Product Showcase Supporting Multiple API Protocols with Thriftly   (0 votes) by Carey Payette (updated 15 hours ago) This article demonstrates how easy it is to write and host code through Thriftly.io without having to write any protocol-specific handling code. IEI Tank AIoT Developer Kit and AWS Greengrass: Running Machine Learning Prediction on the Edge   (0 votes) by Intel Corporation (updated 10 hours ago) In this tutorial, we will setup a basic machine learning prediction model to run as an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lambda function in an AWS Greengrass group. Uncategorised Technical Blogs [TinyERP: SPA for Enterprise Application]Add new staff   (1 votes) by tranthanhtu.vn (updated 22 hours ago) Overview. As mentioned in "Manage Staffs - Part 2" part, It was easy to query the list of staffs as they were prepared before hand.. All necessary preparation steps occurred in "Add/ update staff information".. Let see "Add staff" first.. Add the following line into staffs. Work Issues How to Use a Virtual CPU to Emulate and Analyze Suspicious Code Execution at Runtime   (0 votes) by Apriorit Inc (updated 15 hours ago) Find out approaches which you can use to improve runtime algorithms for zero-day threat detection You may also like... Research Library Public, Private, and Hybrid Cloud: What's the difference? Sponsored by Developer Media Trying to understand the cloud hosting landscape can be a nightmare. The internet is full of blog posts, whitepapers, eBooks, and marketing sites... A Solution Blueprint for DevOps Sponsored by Spirent Without continuous control, the code development complexity curve becomes unstable,creating a "big bang process" that results in process failures... © 2018 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