Weekly Newsletter (15 Aug 2022)

Monday, August 15, 2022 View online | Switch to the Daily Build Welcome to this week's newsletter from CodeProject. To ensure that future newsletters you receive from The Code Project aren't mistakenly blocked by antispam software, be sure to add the maillist.codeproject.com domain to your list of allowed senders. Site News Best Article of July 2022 Winner: Greg Utas Porting a Large Project from Windows to Linux Winner: Maxim Kartavenkov .NET Wrapper of FFmpeg libraries Runner-up: Ivan Yakimov My Work with LiteDB Runner-up: raddevus C'YaPass: The Best Password Manager You've Never Used (A Complete Password EcoSystem) cheers, Chris Maunder Advertisements Armory Continuous Deployment-as-a-Service: created by developers for developers. Automatically deploy and verify code across multiple environments without the use of pipelines or scripts — and rollback instantly when required. Learn more Looking for high-quality image clean-up and document processing? Accusoft has got you covered. With customizable image processing, ImageGear helps developers with image clean-up, processing, OCR, conversion, and compression capabilities to enhance their software applications. Start a free trial Weekly Poll Results Do you feel you fully understand the vision and purpose of the software project you're working on? Survey period: 8 Aug 2022 to 15 Aug 2022 Sure you can be told the "what", but do you have the "why"? Option Votes %   Yes - I understand exactly why we're doing what we're doing, the problem it solves and the market it will serve 150 50.00 I mostly understand 66 22.00 I have a vague idea 24 8.00 Some bits yes, some bits no. 14 4.67 I'm not that interested to be honest 11 3.67 No - because the vision seems to change daily 12 4.00 No - they can't or won't or don't bother telling us 5 1.67 No - there is no vision. It's a shambles 13 4.33 I'm not working on a development project right now. 21 7.00 Total 300   100% This week's survey: Do you expect users to read the instructions when using your apps? Latest Additions New articles added Database Development Executing Raw SQL Queries using Entity Framework Core 6   (5 votes) by DiponRoy (updated 4 days ago) Run Raw SQL Query - Entity Framework Core 6 Desktop Programming Working with System.Text.Json in C#   (0 votes) by Graeme_Grant (updated 14 hours ago) Working with simple JSON objects and collections to Custom Converters and Transformations into .NET classes - System.Text.Json Internet of Things Prang Once Again   (3 votes) by honey the codewitch (updated 6 days ago) Dusting off an old MIDI toy project and making it less of a toy. Programming Languages Different Ways to Maintain Audit Information for DML in SQL   (1 votes) by Avinash A. Dhumal (updated 6 days ago) Implement an audit mechanism for your DML objects Articles updated Database Development Using Redis for Storing and Working with Geospatial Data   (1 votes) by Aleksandr Ulanov (updated 3 days ago) Learn how to use Redis and its geospatial indexes and commands for complex geo calculations Desktop Programming Working with Newtonsoft.Json in C# & VB   (82 votes) by Graeme_Grant (updated 2 days ago) Working with simple JSON objects and collections to Custom Converters and Transformations into .NET classes - NewtonSoft.Json Programming Languages Dependency Injection Pattern in C# – Short Tutorial   (26 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 4 days ago) We explain DI Pattern, DIP, IoC, DI Container Patterns and Frameworks - What's Wrong?   (13 votes) by Paulo Zemek (updated 4 days ago) Are you spending most of your time just writing code to "glue" your components together? Let's change that! TinyObfuscate - A small String Obfuscator   (14 votes) by Michael Haephrati (updated 19 hours ago) When you need encrypt/obfuscate strings in your program so that they don't just show up with a strings or hex tool when your executable is examined, this tool can be useful. Building Responsive Rails Apps with Hotwire   (0 votes) by Aleksandr Ulanov (updated 3 days ago) In this article, we'll go through the basics of Hotwire, as well as build a sample app using it. Web Development Build NFT Collection Web3 Application with Hardhat and React Typescript   (5 votes) by Fred Song (Melbourne) (updated 4 days ago) Use React and hardhat typescript to build a NFT contract web3 application from scratch New Tips and Tricks added DevOps Git – Push from GUI Client Returns "Authentication Failed"   (1 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 2 days ago) Git push to GitHub or Bitbucket from 3rd party GUI client results in "Authentication Failed" Git – Error: Refusing to Merge Unrelated Histories   (1 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 17 hours ago) We are showing how to overcome Git errors and merge unrelated histories Git – Visual Studio 2022, v17.3.0, Line Staging   (1 votes) by Mark Pelf (updated 2 days ago) We are giving an overview and comments on a new feature of VS2022, v17.3.0, Git Line staging Web Development Introducing node.data.obfuscator   (1 votes) by Alen Toma (updated 3 days ago) This library is built so that you could secure JSON or string data in JS files. The library will shuffle the data in memory and make it unreadable for the naked eye. Tips and Tricks updated Web Development React Icon Set for CRUD Applications   (4 votes) by Evoluteur (updated 4 days ago) SVG icon set for CRUD applications packaged as a React component with light & dark themes and tooltip. New Technical Blogs added Programming Languages Adding Configuration to .NET 6 Projects using the IOptions Pattern   (1 votes) by Jason Sultana (updated 4 days ago) How to add configuration to Web API and other project types Web Development Adding Dependency Injection to your .NET Console Apps (and Tests)   (0 votes) by Jason Sultana (updated 6 days ago) How to add DI to your .NET console apps © 2022 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Weekly Newsletter click here. CodeProject 20 Bay Street, 11th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5J 2N8 +1 (416) 849-8900 Please do not reply directly to this email. 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