If you want to get a free copy of the Index, Table of Contents and of Chapter 1, have a look here. Click on the READ AN EXCERPT dropdown and then select the one you would like to review. Figure 1 illustrates how that looks like. Figure 1, how to get a free PDF copy […]
Read More →I am proud to announce the publication of my newest book titled, “Microsoft Certified Associate Data Engineer Study Guide” for the DP-203 exam. The example data used in this book consists of my brainwaves. You can download the data and the source code for all the examples in the book on GitHub here . ADLS, […]
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If you have not read or heard about Microsoft Copilot read more about it here. In summary it is a natural language generative AI application that can respond to questions using your proprietary/private data in sentences and paragraphs instead of links. It does much more than that, read the article if you want to find […]
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I use my blogs as a reminder for myself, I share them in case other find some value in them. I often do thing in an odd fashion, simply because I do not know the most optimal way, but find a way to get the work done, even though the path is, like I said […]
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I have a large group of solutions in one GitHub repository which I wanted to give valid names to. Not the names of the folders but the detail names shown in Figure 1. Figure 1, how to change or update description names on GitHub Check out my other articles about GitHub: Setting up and using […]
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I have written number of articles about configuring GitHub and deploying some code to it. Here is a list of them just in case you want to get some perspectives and better know where I am coming from. Setting up and using GitHub in Visual Studio 2017 Setting up and using GitHub in Visual Studio […]
Read More →I wrote this article here about setting up GitHub in Visual Studio 2015 and felt it necessary to document the same in Visual Studio 2017. Here is how I setup GitHub source code management in Visual Studio 2017 Community. Install the GitHub extension for Visual Studio Create your GitHub repo and then login Create a […]
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I needed to deploy Drupal 8 CMS to an Azure App Service running within an Azure App Service Environment (ASE) and becuase my Azure Subscription does not allow for Marketplace installations I needed to get the code from another place, ex: GitHub. Although I mention that I deployed this to an ASE environment, the setup […]
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I have written a few articles about GitHub which you can review here. But now, what I want to do is to get one of those repositories onto/into, hosted on, running on an Azure App Service. There is this concept of Continuous Deployment, where I can check out code from the repository, modify it, test […]
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I have written a few post about setting up source code repositories for App Services and now, while I am getting up to speed with Azure Functions I wanted to do the same. Here are some other GitHub related articles I have written: #AzureFunctions #Azure #GitHub Setting up and using GitHub in Visual Studio 2017 […]
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