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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Friday, November 22, 2019 Maximum Performance, Minimum Effort: Intel® Performance Libraries Interested in fast-tracking application performance & development? Get the collection of powerful performance libraries to help you create applications that deliver impressive performance. Get Intel® Performance Libraries Free Today. Headline article A Custom WPF Carousel Control   (17 votes) by Leif Simon Goodwin (updated 16 hours ago) This article presents a simple WPF Carousel Control New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Algorithms & Recipes How to Build a Regex Engine in C#   (15 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 15 hours ago) Build a feature rich, non-backtracking regular expression engine and code generator in C# Applications & Tools Microfrontends - From Zero to Hero   (3 votes) by Florian Rappl (updated 17 hours ago) Microfrontends present the latest addition to the decoupling efforts of architects - are they worth the struggle? ASP.NET Build Data-Driven Web Apps Blazing Fast with Blazor and OData   (1 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 16 hours ago) Build data-driven .NET applications with seamless client-server communication using fluent C# LINQ over OData (like GraphQL but without the JSON). Azure Introducing Durable Entities for Serverless State   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 12 hours ago) Learn how durable entities provide explicit management of state in serverless applications and guarantee operations are safe to execute without concurrency conflicts. C# BusinessRulesEngine for .NET Applications   (1 votes) by Dan Ionescu (USINESOFT) (updated 15 hours ago) Complex cascade defaulting of properties on an object graph triggered by other property changes Client side scripting Implement a Progressive Web App (PWA) in your Static Website   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 13 hours ago) Step-by-step guide to turn your static website into a Progressive Web App (PWA) including icons, manifest, and service worker code with examples using Hugo. Dynamic Search in a Static Website   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 13 hours ago) Add dynamic search to a static Hugo website with custom templates to generate JSON and JavaScript to parse the results. LINQ Using LINQ to Query Dynamic Schema-less Cosmos DB Documents   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 12 hours ago) A look at the latest Azure SDKs for .NET with a sample .NET Core app that uses the Cosmos DB SDK and LINQ to iterate over documents with a dynamic schema. Programming Tips More Hugo Migration Tips   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 13 hours ago) This post continues my series about how I migrated from Medium to Hugo. Site & Server Management Create an Article Preview in Hugo   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 13 hours ago) Generate a thumbnail for your Hugo posts on the fly, then create a custom short code that uses thumbnails and page data like title and description to embed a post preview to interlink documents. Uncategorised Articles Event Sourcing on Azure Functions   (3 votes) by Duncan Edwards Jones (updated 21 hours ago) A library to demonstrate doing Event Sourcing as a data persistence mechanism for Azure Functions Web Security Create a Content Security Policy (CSP) in Hugo   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 14 hours ago) A Content Security Policy (CSP) helps prevent a variety of attacks on your site. This article describes how to implement one for a static website when you don't control the headers. Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Client side scripting Global Weather - React App with ASP.NET Core 3.0 (Part 2)   (9 votes) by Fred Song (Melbourne) (updated 5 hours ago) Learn how to integrate rest API calls into React-Redux for client-side state management, using Redux to manage the data instead of directly accessing component state. © 2019 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