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by CodeProject, Marko Heijnen

Welcome to our continuing series of Code Project interviews in which we talk to developers about their backgrounds, projects, interests and pet peeves. In this installment we talk to Marko Heijnen from 1&1.

A Review of Alibaba Cloud Web Hosting

by Zachary Flower

To get a feel for how Alibaba Cloud Web Hosting works, I went through the process from end-to-end, and have come away with some pros and cons of the service.

An introduction to IPv6

by Vince Yonemitsu

A very quick synopsis of IPv6, what it is and how to set it up, and what CodeProject is doing to prepare itself.

Building A Video Streaming App: A Review of LeaseWeb’s CDN

by Jon Flanders

A review of building a video streaming application using LeaseWeb's Content Delivery Network (CDN).

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1&1 Coder Interview

by CodeProject, Marko Heijnen

A Review of Alibaba Cloud Web Hosting

by Zachary Flower

To get a feel for how Alibaba Cloud Web Hosting works, I went through the process from end-to-end, and have come away with some pros and cons of the service.

An introduction to IPv6

by Vince Yonemitsu

A very quick synopsis of IPv6, what it is and how to set it up, and what CodeProject is doing to prepare itself.

Building A Video Streaming App: A Review of LeaseWeb’s CDN

by Jon Flanders

A review of building a video streaming application using LeaseWeb's Content Delivery Network (CDN).

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Host MVC or Web API on IIS 5.x or IIS 6.x

by BatraManish

Host MVC or Web API on IIS 5.x or IIS 6.x

Host WCF on LocalHost and access via Internet

by Jitendra sondarva

Consume WCF service/ access WCF service, that hosted on Localhost (IIS 7.5 or IIS express)

Recycling application pools on shared hosting

by Yvan Rodrigues

You may find that when you upload new code or assemblies, your content doesn't refresh.

The Next Logical Step Using Azure Functions - How to Integrate a Native DLL via P/Invoke ([DllImport])

by Steffen Ploetz

YES, you can - use native DLLs in your Azure Functions via P/Invoke ([DllImport]) as you already know it from .NET Framework, and safe the code you have developed and maintained for decades with much effort and patience.