Month: February 2018

This week on Channel 9, Christina’s out of a cast (yay!) but still wearing a splint (boo!) and back to share the latest developer news, including: [00:20] Build Registration is Open [00:38] Azure Go for Developers and an interview with Brian Ketelsenabout Go’s popularity. *[01:08] Getting Started with Cosmos DB technical training seriesand the training series

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This week, James is joined yet again by friend of the show Laurent Bugnion, who shows us how Azure Functions (serverless programming) can be used to create a backend for your Xamarin applications. We’ll see a super simple project first and then move on to a more "real life" application. Show Links: Introduction to functions

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Jon Gallant works with customers on a daily basis to help them build Azure IoT solutions. In this video, he walks us through how to get started with IoT Edge Development from scratch using the Azure IoT Edge Runtime and the Azure IoT Portal. Link to Channel9

Kirill Gavrylyuk returns to Azure Friday to update Scott Hanselman on what’s new in Azure Cosmos DB, such as the Cassandra API for applications that are written for Apache Cassandra, updates to the Azure Table storage API, the Apache Spark Connector, the Graph API, partitioned collections, 99.999% (five 9s) SLA, and more. Dear Cassandra Developers,

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JS Brunner is back on the Internet of Things show to discuss IoT data analytics at the Edge, demonstrating how you can deploy and run Azure Stream Analytics directly on IoT devices with Azure IoT Edge. Link to Channel9

This week on Channel 9, Christina doesn’t have adult supervision so she makes a lot of Dashboard Confessional puns while discussing the week’s top developer news:   [00:18] Azure Event Grid Goes GA [Corey Sanders] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8ia7J4Y7tI [00:53] Announcing TypeScript 2.7 [Daniel Rosenwasser]  [01:16] Jenkins on Azure: From Zero to Hero [Pui Chee Chan]  [01:48] 5

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Kylie Liang shows Donovan Brown how to run Ansible playbooks on Azure using Cloud Shell, a browser-based shell experience hosted in the cloud. She also demonstrates how to use the Ansible extension for VS Code to accelerate Ansible playbook development using auto-completion and code snippets, and then run it inside Docker or Cloud Shell. Ansible

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