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Headline article Abstracting TCP Communications, and Adding What Should Be the New Basics   (44 votes) by pdoxtader (updated 13 hours ago) AbstractTcpLib: A TCP library that features asynchronous socket programming, concurrent file transfers per client, AES256 Encryption, LDAP Authentication, Client / Server communication, Peer to Peer communication, Object serialization and raw byte communication in one library for C# & VB.NET New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips APIs Angular 7 with .NET Core 2.2 - Global Weather (Part 2)   (8 votes) by Fred Song (Melbourne) (updated 20 hours ago) Angular 7 with .NET Core 2.2 - Global Weather (Part 2) ASP.NET ASP.NET Gridview Editable in Web Forms using Bootstrap 4   (0 votes) by Don Hoang (updated 15 hours ago) This post describes implementing ASP.NET Editable Gridview using Bootstrap 4 Audio and Video Day 87 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Adding Magnet Audio Effects   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Welcome back to day 87 and part 3 of adding the Magnet Power Up. In the last post, we finally created the magnet effect that allowed the coin to hover towards you. However, there's one problem: how do we know if the magnet power is gone? We don't, there's no indication at all! Azure Create Your Own Cryptocurrency in Private Consortium Network Ethereum Azure Blockchain   (2 votes) by Sibeesh Passion (updated 11 hours ago) In this article, we will create our own cryptocurrency and our own private consortium network in Azure. We will be using Ethereum proof of work consortium solution from Azure. IoT on Azure Day 83 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Adding A Score UI on the Plane   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) We're back to another day at creating the Cube Flyer again. In the last few posts, we added a basic sound effect to our game and it sure does make the experience better! 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Day 88 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Adding Magnet Visual Effects with Particle Systems   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Welcome back to day 88! In the previous day, we created the music loop for our magnet power-up. Today, we're going to continue to work on creating visual special effects for our magnet power-up. Day 86 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Implementing Magnet Effect in Unity   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Welcome to Day 86! After two or so posts talking about making the power-up magnet, we're finally at the point where we have the infrastructure to write the magnet power up. I Promise! Day 85 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Creating a Magnet Power-Up   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Are you ready for another exciting installment of adding power-ups? Today we're going to start implementing the first power-up! The coin magnet! With the magnet power-up, whenever we get close to a coin, the coin will start flying towards us. Day 84 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Adding Power Up Spawn Points   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Welcome to day 84, today in our Endless Flyer game we're going to start implementing new features, specifically, we're going to start implementing a power-up system. Day 82 of 100 Days of VR: Endless Flyer – Adding Pickup Sound Effects   (0 votes) by IAmJoshChang (updated 22 hours ago) Another day and another post! In today's post, we're going to look into how we would go about adding sound effects into our game. Our goal today is to: Get a simple coin pick up sound effect. Create a SoundManager class that will house all of our sound effects/background music. You may also like... 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