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Get a sneak preview (aka.ms/iotshow/IoTatIgnite) of what you'll learn at Ignite on November 4-8, 2019, in Orlando, Florida or by streaming the event online. Sam George will lead a breakout session covering the newest offerings from Microsoft IoT. Galen Hunt will speak with Starbucks on their use of Azure Sphere. Olivier Bloch and Arjmand Samuel will lead a demo-heavy deep dive exploring what's available today to build a secure end-to-end IoT solution...

In this session we show how to write Azure Functions using Java and leveraging Azure Key Vault for key storage. For additional information, please visit: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/bc-community-samples/tree/master/akv-functions-java Follow @CH9 Follow @MSFTBlockchain

Christina is back with a hoodie sure the anger half the audience, along with the latest dev news, including: [00:37] Microsoft Ignite [01:01] Microsoft Ignite The Tour [01:24] Microsoft's Surface Event and hands-on with the Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Pro X [02:11] Visual Studio Code 1.39 and VS Code on GitHub [02:37] Native Jupyter Notebook Support in VS Code and more details from the Python team [03:16] PyTorch 1...

Gaurav Malhotra joins Scott Hanselman to show how you can run your Azure Machine Learning (AML) service pipelines as a step in your Azure Data Factory (ADF) pipelines. This enables you to run your machine learning models with data from multiple sources (85+ data connectors supported in ADF). This seamless integration enables batch prediction scenarios such as identifying possible loan defaults, determining sentiment, and analyzing customer behavior patterns...

This week, James is joined by friend of the show David Sielaff, who shows us his awesome Visual Studio extension XamRight for XAML editing! XamRight is a tool to make it easier to maintain and enhance Xamarin Forms apps. At its core is a powerful static analysis engine, customized to understand C# and XAML. This provides XAMLbinding expression checking and autocomplete without any need for configuration, as well as numerous other code checking, inspection, and navigation features...

Currently, Azure SQL Database has ML Services with R available in preview. In this video, Anna Hoffman gives a brief overview of how you can use an open source package called sqlmlutils to easily connect and add/remove packages to Azure SQL Database. You can find a full example of using R, sqlmlutils, and revoscale in this GitHub repository.

Join James Montemagno & Abel Wang in this installment of DevOps for Mobile Developers where they discuss how to properly manage signing certificates and profiles for iOS and Android. They then show how to bring them into Azure DevOps's continuous integration pipeline. Finally, they walk through how to properly version mobile apps and the unique challenges they bring. Tune in to learn more...

One of the "Factors" in cloud native applications states you should store your configuration and settings outside of your core application code. In this episode, Shayne talks with Andrew to get a run down on how the configuration options in .NET Core allows for layers of configurability and abstractions for your app.

In this month's episode, Steve Carroll, the director of development for the .NET team, interviews Scott Hanselman the Community Program Manager Lead for the .NET team about his career. Scott is a big believer in using the power of empathy and in this conversation he uses that power across the various skills necessary to be a successful programmer and program manager...

In this episode, Richard Lander and Jose Perez sit down with Christos to talk about the work they've been doing to add support for IoT development with .NET Core. [01:40] - Exploring IoT devices[03:18] - .NET Core and IoT[05:12] - Understanding the interaction[08:12] - Goals for .NET and IoT[11:13] - Supported Libraries[12:38] - GPIO Demo Useful Links .NET Core IoT librariesCross-Platform IoT Programming with .NET Core 3.0 .NET Core Guide