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Build 2019: The On-Demand Sessions
Here’s the main link… watch them while they are available.
Microsoft Build 2019 Announcements | Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Build 2019 Announcements | Microsoft Azure
Discover the latest announcements from Microsoft Build 2019, the premier developer conference from Microsoft.
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Build 2019 Keynote: That ‘Red’ Shirt Guy
Always a good listen:
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: Microsoft Build
Ok MS stop changing the link already….
Or is it this one:
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
All the Developer Things with Hanselman and Friends Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
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Build 2019 Session: Edge Architecture the Azure SQL DB Edge
What is ‘Edge’ umm… let’s see.
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Simplify Edge Architecture with Azure SQL Database Edge Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: Simplify Edge Architecture with Azure SQL Database Edge
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Build 2019 Session: AI and the Cloud Vision
AI and the Cloud Vision- I’m not 100% I understand many humans, but I’m still learing:
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
5 industries that are getting disrupted by Computer Vision on Cloud and on Edge Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: 5 industries that are getting disrupted by Computer Vision on Cloud and on Edge
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Build 2019 Keynote: Shall We Begin
The words from the top:
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Vision Keynote – Satya Nadella Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: Vision Keynote – Satya Nadella
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Build 2019 Session: The look back on C#
Interesting step back as we move forward with C#. It’s good to know where and how it came from:
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
‘Look Back’ on C# Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: ‘Look Back’ on C#
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Build 2019 Session: Iot News and Futures
What’s not to like about IoT… it depends on what you need.
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
All you need to know about Microsoft’s IoT news and futures Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
Source: All you need to know about Microsoft’s IoT news and futures
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Build 2019 Session: .Net Goodness
Yes, I know I’m a little behind on picking out my favorite Build 2019 Session… So here the first one…
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
Microsoft Build 2019 Developer Conference May 6-8 Seattle, WA
.NET Platform Overview and Roadmap Join developers and industry experts at Microsoft Build to explore the latest developer tools and technologies. #MSBuild
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Azure Logic App Development in Portal vs Visual Studio
A funny thing happens when you move away from doing Prototype Azure Logic App all in the Portal to doing them in Visual Studio (where you are supposed to do Production develop). What’s funny… or is it annoying? Well, development life turns out is not the same.
In the next few days I will be adding a small trip thought some things I notice between the two modes of development.
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Powershell 6.x Profiles
Because I can never remember this:
All Users, All Hosts $PsHome\Profile.ps1 All Users, Current Host $PsHome\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 Current User, All Hosts $Home\Documents\PowerShell\Profile.ps1 Current user, Current Host $Home\Documents\PowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps $Profile Current User, Current Host $Profile.CurrentUserCurrentHost Current User, Current Host (Yeah the same as above) $Profile.CurrentUserAllHosts Current User, All Hosts $Profile.AllUsersCurrentHost All Users, Current Host $Profile.AllUsersAllHosts All Users, All Hosts
