Tag: code

Using Azure Communication Services with Microsoft Teams - what can you do?
Using Azure Communication Services with Microsoft Teams – what can you do?
Webinars

Join Tom Morgan, MVP, from the United Kingdom for this webianr recording and learn about using Azure Communication Services with Microsoft Teams and what you can do with them.

Azure Communication Services (ACS) is changing how developers think about working with previously complicated domains such as voice, video, desktop sharing, multi-party meetings, SMS, media manipulation and more.

For organisations which have already deployed Microsoft Teams, ACS can light up some scenarios which weren’t previously possible, such as embedding capabilities in 3rd party line of business applications, or providing branded customer video portals.

Join Microsoft MVP Tom Morgan for an introductory tour of this exciting new world which is still evolving and growing. We’ll cover some examples of what’s possible with demos and sample code in Azure.

WOW your Co-Workers with Awesome Looking Lists: Conditional Formatting in SharePoint
WOW your Co-Workers with Awesome Looking Lists: Conditional Formatting in SharePoint
Webinars

Have you ever wanted to impress your co-workers with awesome looking lists in SharePoint? In this webinar recording with Marijn Somers, we take a look at conditional formatting within SharePoint. Learn how to win over your colleagues by creating modern lists using column formatting or view formatting in SharePoint.

Key Takeaways from the Webinar
1. Learn what SharePoint can do by default to deliver awesome looking lists and libraries.
2. You will know how to go beyond the defaults with SharePoint formatting.
3. Know what you can do with column formatting vs. view formatting.
4. You will know why you shouldn’t have spaces in your columns.

Virtual Eye Vision With HoloLens
Virtual Eye Vision With HoloLens
Webinars

Virtual Eye is a vision technology that provides virtual sight to the visually impaired by recognizing people and the environment around using AI and AR capabilities of Azure. This session explores the technologies implemented along the Azure Kinect device to perform body tracking and image recognition in real-time, and translate this information in vocal instructions that describe the world around the user.

How to Improve Your Code Reviews
How to Improve Your Code Reviews
Blog Posts

Almost twenty years ago, I started as a developer in a company that used code reviews. At that time, I had never done a code review nor was my code ever reviewed. For my first project, I had to create a COM component in C++ using the ATL framework. ATL uses reference counting to manage the… READ MORE

Is Python Faster Than Visual Basic?
Is Python Faster Than Visual Basic?
Blog Posts

Many software developers and programmers have this doubt regarding whether Python is faster than Visual Basic. Some of the experienced Python Programmers have the opinion that Visual Basic is faster than Python. This blog discusses this aspect of Visual Basic and before getting into the reason why Visual Basic is faster than Python, let’s get… READ MORE

Cultivating the Next Gen of Coders – Ninja Style
Cultivating the Next Gen of Coders – Ninja Style
Blog Posts

Strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” suddenly fill the Denver dojo. The song drowns out the merry din of bells, whistles, dings and dance beats that usually flow from freshly built computer games.  The ninjas all pause their work. The song signals that one of their own is the first to reach a coveted milestone, yellow… READ MORE

Go JSON Cookbook
Go JSON Cookbook
Blog Posts

Recently I’ve gotten into answering Go questions on StackOverflow, and one of the patterns I noticed are many repetitive questions about JSON processing. The goal of this post is to collect a “cookbook” of JSON processing code and examples; think of it as a vastly expanded version of the JSON gobyexample page. It’s a living document… READ MORE

Using Emojis in PowerShell Code
Using Emojis in PowerShell Code
Blog Posts

Few days ago I saw a post about using hieroglyph unicode characters in Haskell to write fully functional Haskell code. They shown an example of map function. A function that applies a function to a collection of items. Pretty much how foreach does in PowerShell. I thought this was fun, and tweeted this: That code uses capabilities of PowerShell… READ MORE