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.NET 8 Lightning talks 1:31:42

2M ago1:31:42

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.NET 8 favourites speed-run, with Ryan Rowston Let's race into the next generation of .NET with a speed-run through a few of my favourite new features is .NET 8. Blazor United, with John Merchant Not a soccer/football team, it's the latest iteration of tooling for writing web apps in .NET What's new in C# 12, with David Gardiner Find out about the …

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Down the Oregon Trail with Functional C#, with Simon J. Painter 1:24:52

4M ago1:24:52

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In 1971, three students from Minnesota thought they could liven up a history lecture by creating a computer game for the students to play, and after several days of work in HP Time Share BASIC, they came up with what turned out to be a significant milestone in the history of computer games - Oregon Trail. Oregon Trail is often regarded as one of th…

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Revolutionizing Online Retail with Blazor, with James Chapman-Smith and Donald Urquhart 1:40:40

7M ago1:40:40

1:40:40

An eye-opening journey into the heart of Discount Party Supplies' ERPsystem, Byblos, as we spotlight the transformative role Blazor hasplayed in pushing our business to the next level. Discover how we atDiscount Party Supplies are utilizing Blazor to help harness the powerof our unique Lot Management System, enabling the efficient running ofour 40-…

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Managing granular authorisation in .NET, with Ryan Rowston 1:04:36

8M ago1:04:36

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We have a challenge: Modern day administrators want to keep a tight rein on who can perform different actions in their systems. Join us and learn how we've evolved our authorisation patterns to grant highly granular permissions to different users, while maintaining developer-friendly patterns in code. In this talk I'll explain how we've approached …

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ChatGPT Client with Blazor, GraphQL, .NET and Azure OpenAI Service, with John Merchant 1:19:52

9M ago1:19:52

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Have you ever loaded the official ChatGPT web application, entered a prompt and wondered: "How did they build that? How did they stream the response to the browser? And most importantly, how could I build it myself, using only C# and .NET"? Then this talk is for you! Especially if you are also interested in learning how leverage the new Azure OpenA…

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From Code to Production - Building .NET Natively on AWS, with Derek Bingham 1:13:56

10M ago1:13:56

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Come and learn how 'DevPulse', a cloud native .NET application for delivering interactive polls at AWS community expo booths was taken from ideation into production. In this session we will learn how .NET was used to build a cross platform application, delivering messages to an AWS IOT backend, how that backend then aggregated and stored these mess…

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Moving Beyond RESTful: Why gRPC should be your next choice for .NET API services, with Andy Li 1:47:14

12M ago1:47:14

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In this presentation, we will explore why gRPC is a technology worth considering for API service development in .NET. We will discuss the benefits of gRPC over RESTful APIs and provide an overview of the basics of creating a gRPC service project. We will also cover advanced topics, including server-side streaming, bi-directional streaming, authenti…

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Q1 2023 Announcements Round Robin 1:00:36

12M ago1:00:36

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For this episode, Arjen is joined by Jason and Matt to discuss the news from the first quarter of 2023. As that is a bit much, they decide to focus on the Melbourne region first and then pick some of their favourites round-robin style. This episode was recorded on 23 March 2023. You can find the user group here: Our website @awsmelb@awscommunity.so…

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How does Hot Reload even work, with David Wengier 1:20:51

1y ago1:20:51

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Hot Reload (and Edit and Continue) are reasonably amazing technologies allowing you to apply code changes on the fly, without stopping your application, or seemingly even recompiling it. Whilst a Hot Reload demo is all well and good (and I'm happy to provide one if you like), I personally find it much more interesting to talk about how it works und…

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Writing XAML like it's 2023, with Matt Lacey 1:20:51

1y ago1:20:51

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Whether it be MAUI, WPF, WinUI, Xamarin.Forms, UWP, Uno Platform, Avalonia, or any other technology that defines UIs with XAML, there are some common complaints about working with XAML files that have been around as long as XAML has. It can be hard to write, understand, maintain and modify. But, it doesn't have to be this way. The solution isn't ab…

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How do I get rid of my ifs, with Calvin Hong 46:06

1y ago46:06

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You've been bashing your head against a wall for 5 hours trying to figure out what went wrong. Suddenly you remember what you were thinking when you wrote this code 2 years ago. "But an if statement would be so easy here," you had said. "Nobody will look at this anyway," you had said. Past you was a real jerk, weren't they?!…

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The Melbourne Region 51:04

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For this very special episode, Arjen is joined by Dawn, Jason, and Matt to discuss our newly launched local region. So, of course, we take that opportunity to whinge about missing services and features while also trying to show that we're actually really happy it's here. And at the end we'll take a brief excursion to the new Perth Local Zone as wel…

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re:Invent 2022 1:27:37

1+ y ago1:27:37

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After a long hiatus, we're back with season 2 of our podcast! In this episode Arjen, Jason, and Matt discuss their favourite announcements of re:Invent 2022 and how much of this is quality of life improvements. Discussed Announcements Step Functions Distributed Map – A Serverless Solution for Large-Scale Parallel Data Processing You can now assign …

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Containers in .NET 7, with David Gardiner 12:07

1+ y ago12:07

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Running .NET inside a container has been supported for a while, but up until now, building the container image required a bunch of extra steps. Until .NET 7! We'll contrast how much easier it is to build containers for .NET apps in .NET 7, how you can customise the image to your needs, incorporate it into your CI/CD pipeline, and any limitations to…

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Insights into Developing with Blazor, with Stephen Nield 1:08:33

1+ y ago1:08:33

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Blazor is a Microsoft framework first released in 2018 that uses Razor syntax and C# instead of JavaScript for developing modern web apps. One of the exciting things about Blazor is that it enables .NET developers to utilise their existing C# knowledge and allows backend and frontend development to share much of the same code. Stephen will take you…

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Cross-Platform Mobile, Desktop & Web apps in .NET with Uno, with Nick Randolph 1:17:48

1+ y ago1:17:48

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WinUI is the new modern native UI platform of Windows. The open-source Uno Platform extends pixel-perfect WinUI experiences built with C# and XAML to all platforms. Yes. That means C# and XAML running on Web, WebAssembly, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Awesome! Nick Randolph will show you the ins and outs of multi-platform design and development. …

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Accelerating Microservices Development, with Param Gunasekaran and Jasim Schluter 46:18

1+ y ago46:18

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The Distributed Application Runtime (Dapr) provides APIs that simplify microservice connectivity. Whether your communication pattern is service-to-service invocation or publish-subscribe messaging, Dapr helps you write resilient and secured microservices. Dapr provides you with APIs that abstract away the complexity of common challenges developers …

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Microsoft Build Afterparty, with Lana Vyshnivetska 50:56

2y ago50:56

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Lana (in conversation with David) takes us through some of the highlights of the recent Microsoft Build conference, including: Low code apps - a game changer for small/medium businesses? GitHub Copilot - AI pair programming Live Previews in Visual Studio with .NET Maui Microsoft Dev Box SQL Server 2022 preview…

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.NET Snapshot testing with Verify, with Simon Cropp 1:13:27

2y ago1:13:27

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Verify is a snapshot tool that simplifies the assertion of complex data models and documents with all popular .NET unit testing frameworks. Verify is called on the test result during the assertion phase. It serializes that result and stores it in a file that matches the test name. On the next test execution, the result is again serialized and compa…

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.NET on AKS the easy way, with John Azariah 1:12:06

2y ago1:12:06

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Getting your .NET application running in Kubernetes, and in particular Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) has not been the easiest of tasks, with quite a steep learning curve. That all changes with a new open source tool called 'Tugboat'. Learn about the particular challenges of .NET apps in an AKS environment. Find out about all the features of Tugboa…

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Visual Studio 2022 Features + Q&A, with Kendra Havens 1:04:00

2y ago1:04:00

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Get the most out of Visual Studio productivity and testing tools in .NET! Learn new tips to help you understand code at a glance and the tooling improvements around code style, diagnostics, refactorings, and much more! Join this session to get tips on new features that speed up your inner development flow and discover the latest in cross-platform d…

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Scalability Architectures in Commercial Software, with Ryan, Esayas and Luca 1:18:00

2y ago1:18:00

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How do we architect software that has the potential to tap out the upper limits of single cluster scaling up and out? How do we achieve unbounded scalability while maintaining architectural simplicity and flexibility? Let's find out by exploring the various forms scalability, and by deep diving into some real world inspired coded demos.…

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What’s New in January 2022 1:06:08

2y ago1:06:08

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In this month's episode Arjen, JM, and Guy discuss the news from January 2022. Well, everything announced after re:Invent really, but that's mostly from January. There are good announcements all over; from a new Console Home to unpronounceable instance types, but there is also some news around the podcast that's either good or bad depending on how …

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What’s New in November and at re:Invent 2021 1:37:15

2y ago1:37:15

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Pull your podcast player out of instant retrieval, because we're discussing re:Invent 2021 as well as the weeks before it. Lots of announcements; big, small, weird, awesome, and anything in between. We had fun with this episode and hope you do too. Find us at melb.awsug.org.au or as @AWSMelb on Twitter. NewsFinally in Sydney AWS Snowcone SSD is now…

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What’s new in October 2021 1:09:58

2+ y ago1:09:58

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A lot of things happened in October, and we talked about them all in early November. In this episode Arjen, Guy, and JM discuss a whole bunch of cool things that were released and may be a bit harsh on everything Microsoft. NewsFinally in Sydney Amazon EC2 Mac instances are now available in seven additional AWS Regions Amazon MemoryDB for Redis is …

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What’s New in September 2021 1:11:23

2+ y ago1:11:23

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After a very long delay, our September 2021 episode finally drops. Recorded in early October Arjen, JM, and Guy discuss how September finally has a fair number of interesting announcements again and of course point out everything that wasn't great as well. As a headsup, our October and November episodes will be released over the next 2 weeks. NewsF…

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Go for .NET Developers, with Sahan Serasinghe 1:29:41

2+ y ago1:29:41

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This talk is open to anybody interested in knowing what Go is about. We will go over the basic language constructs, opinions, tooling, modules, unit testing, other bits and pieces that make Go a fun language to learn. We will start with the simplest "Hello World" and top it off by building an HTTP web service by only using the standard library pack…

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What‘s New in July and August 2021 1:02:20

2+ y ago1:02:20

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July and August were very boring months for announcements, so Arjen, JM, and Guy decided to discuss them both in a single episode. They also decided to record before the month actually ended, which doesn’t really behoove them as they missed out on a couple of actually interesting announcements. So those will be discussed in our September episode. N…

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What‘s New in June 2021 53:43

2+ y ago53:43

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The month of June was not the most exciting one when it comes to announcements, but Arjen, Guy, and Jean-Manuel still found some things to talk about. Although there were more diversions than usual. NewsFinally in Sydney AQUA for Amazon Redshift launches in three additional AWS regions Amazon EMR Studio is now available in 13 regions Serverless Ama…

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What's New in May 2021 1:09:25

2+ y ago1:09:25

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Once again Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy discuss the latest and greatest announcements from AWS in this roundup of the news of May. Also once again, this was recorded 2 months before it went up, but luckily it's all still relevant. Even the comments about being in lockdown. NewsFinally in Sydney 😢 ServerlessLambda Getting Started with Your Favorite O…

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Funky Azure Functions, with David Gardiner

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Let's dive in to the latest features of Azure Functions - the serverless compute offering for Azure. After a quick recap of what Azure Functions are and what problems they can solve, we'll find out how Functions can now run .NET 5 (and .NET 6 in preview) and cover:• What works better?• What works differently (aka breaking changes)?• Why might you c…

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What's New in April 2021 1:14:44

3y ago1:14:44

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Setting a new record for delay in editing, you can finally listen to Arjen, JM, and Guy discuss the news from April 2021. This was recorded nearly two months before it was released. NewsFinally in Sydney Amazon Transcribe Custom Language Models now support Australian English, British English, Hindi and US Spanish Multi-Attach for Provisioned IOPS i…

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What's New in March 2021 1:13:39

3y ago1:13:39

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Severely delayed once again, but Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy did discuss the news of March once again. An episode full of good names, bad names, and complaints about services while there was also plenty to love. So, a fairly typical month. NewsFinally in Sydney AWS Snowcone is now available in the AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region in Australia AWS C…

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What's New in February 2021 52:27

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February was a slow month for AWS releases, but Arjen, JM, and Guy did their best to make it fun anyway. Except for those times where Arjen tried to convince everyone to fall asleep to his new podcast. The NewsThe shameless plug Arjen Without Sleep Finally in Sydney AWS Graviton2 M6g, C6g, and R6g instances now available in Asia Pacific (Seoul, Hon…

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What's New in January 2021 1:04:43

3y ago1:04:43

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In this month's episode where we tell you what AWS released since re:Invent, Guy gets to talk a fair bit about IoT, JM just wants to remind everyone of various things, and Arjen suffers from some sleep deprivation. What's NewFinally in Sydney PartiQL for DynamoDB now is supported in 23 AWS Regions AWS Network Firewall is now available in the Asia P…

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What's New in December 2020 1:50:30

3y ago1:50:30

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re:Invent arrived, and with it came a lot of announcements. Some meh, some good, some great. In this episode Arjen, Jean-Manuel, Guy, and special guest star Rob will do their best to make sense of it. Or maybe they just make it more confusing? Who knows? Our brains can't really handle the number of announcements. Which is probably also why it took …

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What's New in November 2020 1:07:53

3+ y ago1:07:53

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Because re:Invent is just in a couple of days, Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy take an earlier than usual look at the massive number of announcements in November. And to think, this episode was recorded on 20 November so everything announced after that will be discussed in the re:Invent episode. What's newFinally in Sydney Amazon Kendra now available i…

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What's New in October 2020 1:04:16

3+ y ago1:04:16

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In another slightly delayed episode Arjen, JM, and Guy talk about all the many things that were announced in October. But before that, they will first discuss exactly how badly Lex understands "a fair shake of the sauce bottle". Talk to us in our Slack or on Twitter! The News Finally in Sydney Amazon Connect supports Amazon Lex bots using the Austr…

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What's New in September 2020 1:05:48

3+ y ago1:05:48

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A bit later than planned, but Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy are back to talk about the AWS news from September 2020. This episode contains Arjen talking about what's wrong with the SSO APIs, Jean-Manuel showing off his Quantum computing knowledge, and Guy giving a sauce bottle a fair shake? The News Finally in ANZ Amazon Lex launches support for Aust…

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What's New in August 2020 58:14

3+ y ago58:14

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Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy once again take a close look at the new releases from the past month. And while they try to compare everything to EFS for Lambda, this month includes the introduction of a new award: The Nano The NewsFinally in Sydney Announcing the newest AWS Heroes – August 2020 | AWS News Blog Amazon EC2 M6g, C6g and R6g instances pow…

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What's New in July 2020 56:21

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July was a busy month with many (small) releases, and even an announcement about re:Invent! So it's up to Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy to try to make sense of it all. The NewsFinally in Sydney AWS IoT Analytics is now available in the Sydney AWS Region AWS Snowball Edge Compute Optimized is now available in 11 additional AWS Regions AWS Secrets Mana…

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What's New in June 2020 49:15

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AWS had a number of big and small announcements in June again, and Arjen is joined by Jean-Manuel and Guy to talk about these. They'll cover it all from codeless programming tools to busting charts. The NewsFinally in Sydney ANZ Find your most expensive lines of code and improve code quality with Amazon CodeGuru - now generally available Announcing…

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What's New in May 2020 52:06

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Another month, another long list of AWS releases. And once again Arjen, Jean-Manuel, and Guy take a look at what's new and give their opinions, whether those are appreciated or not. This episode was recorded on 29 May, but unfortunately had some delays in editing. The NewsFinally in Sydney Announcing major enhancements to Amazon Macie, an 80%+ pric…

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What's New in April 2020 46:11

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A month passed before we could blink, and once again Arjen is joined by Jean-Manuel and Guy to discuss the highlights of the April announcements. Co-starring interrupted chatbots and terrifying music. The NewsFinally in Sydney Sellers, consulting partners, and data providers from Australia and New Zealand now available in AWS Marketplace and AWS Da…

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What's New in March 2020 39:50

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In our first episode we go through an extended version of our usual What's New segment of the podcast. For this, Arjen is joined by Jean-Manuel and Guy. This episode was recorded on the evening of the 27th of March 2020 (Australian time). COVID-19 Working From Home? Here’s How AWS Can Help | AWS News Blog Remote Work & Learning | Amazon Web Service…

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Serverless .NET Core with AWS SAM, with Taylor Goodall

4y ago

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Serverless applications are taking the Internet by storm & it's easy to see why, the idea of being able to solve your problem & deploy itthen walk away without ever having to think about system updates, package updates & security is very appealing to software developers.Serverless may not solve all of our problems but it sure can solve a lot of the…

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Pragmatic Performance with David Wengier

4+ y ago

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Pragmatic Performance: When to care about perf, and what to do about itAs a developer you often hear both that performance is important, but also that you shouldn't worry about performance up front, so when is the right time to think about it? And if the time is right, what are you actually supposed to do?If you're interested to hear about a pragma…

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Azure Logic App custom connectors with Sam Fernando

4+ y ago

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Logic Apps Custom connectors are a great way to abstract your APIs and plug them into logic apps using a reusable connector pattern that is developer friendly. These connectors plug right into the logic apps designer to present a seamless experience. Whilst this uses API documentation to provide help with using the operations, they also use various…

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Leveraging Azure Cognitive Services for accessible Unity games, with Scott Cabot

5y ago

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With the pervasive spread of gaming through popular culture it is now more important than ever to cater to a wide audience of potential users. In this talk, Scott will discuss how you can easily consume the Cognitive Services API to add Text-To-Speech to a Unity game on a budget.Adelaide .NET User Group / David Gardiner

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About Blazor with Ben Laan

5y ago

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Blazor is a single-page app framework for building interactive client-side Web apps with .NET. Blazor uses open web standards (no plugins or code transpilation). Blazor works in all modern web browsers, including mobile browsers.In this talk I will provide an overview of *What* it is, and *Why* it is important. I'll offer some speculation about *Wh…

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