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In-App User Experience with Flutter Embedded Web View and Azure Active Directory B2C User Flows
Guidance on how we can integrate Azure AD B2C's user login workflow within mobile app development using Flutter.
Effortless Pair Programming with GitHub Codespaces and VSCode LiveShare
Revolutionize your collaboration game, experience effortless pair programming with GitHub Codespaces and VSCode.
A Hypothesis-Driven Approach to Building and Testing Resilience in .NET Azure Functions
An overview of how to use the Polly and Simmy libraries for a hypothesis-driven resilience engineering and chaos testing approach to .NET Azure Functions.
Large-scale Data Operations Platform for Autonomous Vehicles
Implementing a large-scale data operations platform for autonomous vehicles using Azure Data Factory (ADF) and Azure Batch.
Common Pitfalls of using Self-Hosted Build Agents
Avoid the common pitfalls of moving from vendor-hosted CI/CD agents to self-hosted ones.
Observability on IoT Edge leveraging a push model approach
Solution to continuously push logs from IoT Edge devices to a Log Analytics Workspace on Azure.
Maintenance window strategy for database migrations
Maintenance window implementation for database migrations using Flask.
Hosting a Capture-the-Flag event on Azure
Guidance for setting up a self-hosted, scalable, secured, and easy to maintain CTFd environment, using nothing Azure Platform as a Service components.
X++ And Git: A Basic Setup
Overview In this post we outline the basics of setting up an X++ repository in Git as well as a YAML-based build pipeline which executes against this repository. Background Git is an increasingly popular version control system which sees broad use within the Commercial Software Engineering (CSE) organization at Microsoft. Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations (D365 F&O) projects have deployed with Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) as the default repository technology for several years, and TFVC remains the default version control option for F&O development projects to this day. Given the growing...