In Lesson 3 you will learn how to: Create a new windows form application Create a Disconnected DataSet, DataAdapter, DataSchema, DataTable and DataColumn Insert, Update and Delete data within the DataSet Save the changes made to the DataSet to the database Reject the changes made to the DataSet Filter data within the GridView
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In Lesson 2 you will learn how to: Create a new windows form application Create a gridview to display data (Lesson 1 skills) Create and configure a progress bar Use MethodInvoker to create delegates Create methods and make them thread safe using Monitor
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In Lesson 1 you will learn how to: Create a SQL Server Database Create a table, populate it with data and select primary key Create a new ASP.NET application Create a database connection manager Create the database layer within a Data Access Component Create a gridwiew to display the data
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If you haven’t already read my other posts on creating my #chatbot, then check them out: Create a Bot using an Azure App Service Bot Service Most common chatbot questions and how to answer them Publishing a chatbot using Bot Services and LUIS How I tested / debugged my chatbot that I created using the […]
Read More →I wrote an article about how to build a #Bot using the Bot Service in Azure here and another article about how to answer the 10 most common #chatbot questions here. These are questions that all #chatbots need to answer, that is a very short baseline of what a chatbot needs to respond to. Create […]
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One of the challenges I had, well maybe not a challenge, but it took some hours to think it through, with making my #chatbots #chatbot personality was coding in the ability to recall the last question, last #LUIS Intent or #LUIS Entity so that I could reference it for making better decisions on how to […]
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Well, the fact that you do not need to use Visual Studio or to install the Bot Framework to get a #chatbot or a generic #Bot up and running still applies. See my other posts: Create a Bot using an Azure App Service Bot Service Most common chatbot questions and how to answer them Publishing […]
Read More →I wrote this article for the December 2016 MSDN Magazine, it is part two of a two part series. Part one was published last month, November 2016, and can be accessed here. Part one of the article covers: The configuration of Emotiv SDK The configuration of the Azure IoT Hub Part two of the article […]
Read More →A good way to get ideas and some coding best practice is to look at some examples, there are many of them using C# hosted on GitHub here. I wanted to walk through what they are so I can for myself find or discover some new ideas and best practices for this, as I am […]
Read More →My #chatbot is intended only to be pleasant, not to be philosophical or answer complicated political or social questions. As companies create #chatbot to serve a purpose, they should also maintain a level of fun and make sure the #chatbot has at least a limited personality. Utterances are questions which can be or have been […]
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