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Community is one variable of the Certification equation
A learn-it-all, growth mindset is critical for personal growth and development in addition to building a successful team.
Workshop Spotlight: GitHub
If you are looking to build your team's expertise with GitHub, there is no shortage of resources available. This post is to spotlight a few of the popular workshops available to organizations looking to build expertise with GitHub.
Deconstructing Azure PowerShell APIs with Fiddler
There are a ton of great PowerShell libraries out there that are super easy to use. Most of these just sit on top of standard REST APIs and abstract all the details away. When you are building code to use REST APIs, it’s easy to use Fiddler and a PowerShell API to generate your own sample of a working request payload.
Workshop Spotlight: Secure DevOps – Application Security Principles and Practices
Secure software requires design well beyond parameter and infrastructure security. It starts with getting developers on board with important concepts and considerations as the code is being written—long before it’s released.
Getting Started with GPT-3 in Power Platform
Now you can write natural language to generate Power Fx formulas and use them to build your app in Power Platform.
Getting acquainted with Azure Synapse SQL Serverless
Synapse SQL Serverless was built for large-scale data processing. The service provides fault-tolerance and enables high reliability even for long-running queries involving very large datasets.
Getting Started with Graph API and Teams
In this post, I’ll look at how to setup an app registration and move some of these concepts into a custom application that uses Graph API. We'll build on an existing Graph Tutorial, review some concepts, and add support for sending a chat message in Teams.
Getting Started with Graph API and Graph Explorer
Some SDKs may be better tailored for a particular environment or language, but just about everything supports basic REST calls. That’s what makes Microsoft Graph API so attractive. Not only does it provide simple REST interfaces for all kinds of Microsoft products and services, but it’s relatively easy to work with.
Workshop Spotlight: Developing Cross-Platform Web Apps with ASP.NET Core
.NET Core: Developing Cross-Platform Web Apps with ASP.NET Core WorkshopPLUS establishes fundamentals of ASP.NET Core before diving into full-stack development techniques.