If you were thinking of learning a new programming language in 2019 then I would highly recommend t...

In this article, we’ll be creating a simple application that can write to a Slack channel. If you haven’t completed the first tutorial in this series where you learn about Slack’s APIs and create your first workspace and application, please do that first. (add link when posted) To keep things nice and simple, we’re going to be using Slack’s Web API. This means that all we’ll need to be able to do to write to a Slack channel is make HTTP POST requests. Since this functionality is built into Node’s standard library, creating our app will be quick and easy.

Machine Learning in NET (ML NET) full tutorial

In this demonstration-heavy session, we illustrate our latest techniques, tools, and libraries for developing end-to-end applications with .NET Core. We focu...

We always hear how Go is a simple language, how it can enable developers to be productive. In this talk, we’ll start from scratch and develop a production-re...

Ever wondered what breed that dog or cat is? In this show, you’ll see us train, optimize and deploy a deep learning model using Azure Notebooks, Azure Machin...

Follow along on this weeks Xamarin Show as James shows you how to setup your iOS device to wirelessly debug from Visual Studio on your Windows PC! **Show Lin...

In honor of National Pi Day in the US, we are going to revisit an old blog post where we compared the performance of C# to C++. This is a really simple comparison, but we can still learn a few things!

Why we need Concurrency

This article shows how the ASP.NET Core 2.2 Health Checks API works with OpenShift by implementing two health checks: one for the Kubernetes liveness probe and one for the Kubernetes readiness probes. Since OpenShift includes Kubernetes, the example also works well with Kubernetes.