Friday Five: Insight Into ASP.NET, Azure Functions, Hololens And More

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	Running ProjectOnline With PowerShell In Azure Using Azure Functions Paul Mather is the Head of PPM Solution Architecture at CPS, based in the UK. Paul has been involved in successful Project Server, Project Online and SharePoint deployments since 2007, working with all Project Server versions and other supporting Microsoft technologies. Paul regularly blogs and is active on Project and Project Server forums. He also contributes scripts relating to Project Server and Project Online on the Microsoft gallery. A link to the scripts can be found here. Follow him on Twitter @pwmather.
	Creating A Release Build Of An ASP.NET Core Project Using Docker ASP.NET Core Build Image Jaliya Udagedara is from Sri Lanka and is currently working as a Technical Lead for a software company headquartered in Australia. He's been a Microsoft MVP since January 2014, initially under Visual C# category, then .NET and now under Visual Studio & Development Technologies. He's passionate about everything related to .NET. Jaliya is also a TechNet Wiki Ninja and a blog author at TNWiki Ninja’s official blog. Follow him on Twitter @JaliyaUdagedara.
	Are You A Fresher And Looking For A Way To Start With Microsoft .NET? Syed Shanu is a Microsoft MVP, a two-time C# MVP and two-time Code project MVP. Syed is also an author, blogger and speaker. He's from Madurai, India, and works as Technical Lead in South Korea. With more than 10 Years of experience with Microsoft technologies, Syed is an active person in the community and always happy to share his knowledge on topics related to ASP.NET, MVC, ASP.NET Core, Web API, SQL Server, UWP, Azure, among others. He has written more than 70 articles with on various technologies. He's also a several-time TechNet Guru Gold Winner. You can see his contributions to MSDN and TechNet Wiki here. Follow him on Twitter @syedshanu3.
	Creating A 3D Topographical Map In Your HoloLens / Windows MR App With The Bing Maps Elevation API Joost van Shaik is a 7 year MVP and Lead HoloLens and Business Apps developer at Wortell, Netherlands. He blogs a lot of highly technical articles on Dotnetbyexample, which has been running for 10 years, on various tech topics in the Microsoft stackm, and lately mostly around Hololens. His articles nearly always are accompanied by fully working examples. He is an occasional speaker and pod/webcast guest – recently on Windows Weekly, talking about his HoloLens apps. Follow him on Twitter @LocalJoost.
	Perusing C# 7.1 David Pine is a Technical Evangelist and Microsoft MVP working at Centare in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. David's passion for learning has led to his desire to give back to the developer community. David is a technical blogger, whose blogs have been featured on asp.net, msdn webdev and msdn dotnet. David is active in the developer community, speaking at technical conferences, contributing to popular open-source projects, serving as a mentor and giving back to stackoverflow.com. Follow him on Twitter @davidpine7.