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Welcome to the CodeProject Daily Build Read online version Monday, May 18, 2020 Microsoft.Source Get the best of the newest resources, tools and guidance to help developers quickly build and deploy on Azure. Sign up to Microsoft.Source. Remove Security Roadblocks & Release Code Faster Our DevOps-Native Application Security Platform empowers developers to write secure code faster, eliminate false alerts, and remove security scans that delay release cycles—all integrated into the tools already in use. Get your free account today. Headline article CompactExifLib: Access to EXIF tags in JPEG files   (13 votes) by Hans-Peter Kalb (updated yesterday) C# library for reading and writing EXIF tags in JPEG image files New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips .NET Framework ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection   (1 votes) by Ritesh Ramesh (updated 2 days ago) How ASP.NET Core helps to enforce DI principle out the box Part 2: Using Jenkins to Build .NET Core and NUnit   (0 votes) by Ritesh Ramesh (updated 2 days ago) Setting Jenkins up for hooking Nunit tests ASP.NET Create MVC Core Web Application using VS for Mac   (0 votes) by Eman Alyami (updated yesterday) .NET Core Using Entity Framework EF Core and Cosmos DB with Blazor WebAssembly   (0 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 2 days ago) How to use EF Core and Cosmos DB with Blazor WebAssembly Design and Architecture The Command Pattern   (1 votes) by Ritesh Ramesh (updated 2 days ago) Using the Command pattern to implement a digital game Internet / Network An Education in Streaming   (0 votes) by Rion Williams (updated 2 days ago) Some recommended readings about streaming systems Scrapbook How to Start and Monitor Long-Running Azure Logic App Workflows with Powershell   (0 votes) by oproot (updated yesterday) Kicking off and monitoring long-running Azure logic app workflows with Powershell Uncategorised Technical Blogs Part 1: Using Jenkins to build .NET Core Solutions/Projects   (2 votes) by Ritesh Ramesh (updated 2 days ago) Walkthrough on how to setup a Jenkins project to build a .NET Core application on a Windows 10 machine. The Adapter Pattern   (1 votes) by Ritesh Ramesh (updated 2 days ago) Using the adapter pattern while building a digital simulator Terraform – Key Rotation Gotcha!   (0 votes) by Kevin Mack (updated 2 days ago) So I did want to write about something that I discovered recently when investigating a question. The idea being Key rotation, and how TerraForm state is impacted. So the question being this, if you have a key vault and you ask any security expert. Updated Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Database How to Manipulate Hierarchical Information in Flat Relational Database Tables   (26 votes) by Akshay Srinivasan2 (updated yesterday) This article describes a technique to quickly retrieve and present hierarchical information from a flat relational database table with only one table scan. Debug Tips Debugging Live Systems   (1 votes) by Greg Utas (updated yesterday) No breakpoints or drooling all over the console! OpenGL Introduction to OpenGL with C/C++ on ReactOS   (4 votes) by Steffen Ploetz (updated 2 days ago) Check whether ReactOS is able to run OpenGL, determine a convincing IDE and get started with the OpenGL on ReactOS. Reviews on Third Party Products and Tools Wisej: The Easy Button for Enterprise Software   (35 votes) by Jeremy Likness (updated 2 days ago) Wisej is a powerful platform that abstracts away the nuances of client/server interactions while embracing all the web has to offer, including third-party HTML5-based solutions, it is the perfect tool for building enterprise web applications. Threads, Processes & IPC Robust C++: P and V Considered Harmful   (19 votes) by Greg Utas (updated 2 days ago) Cleaving the Gordian knot of thread safety © 2020 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