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Code.org is a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to computer science in schools and increasing participation by women and underrepresented minorities. Geared towards 6-10th graders, its CS Discoveries course empowers students to create apps,… Continue reading Microsoft and Code.org announce the CS Discoveries Curriculum delivered in a OneNote Class Notebook
As you may know, I am a huge fan of the Azure Cloud Shell. I use it often directly in the Azure Portal, on Microsoft Docs, in the Azure Mobile App or on shell.azure.com. A lot of times I am editing files and writing code and Azure Resource Mana… Continue reading How to Use Cloud Shell in Visual Studio Code
Today, many organizations are leveraging digital transformation to deliver their applications and services in the cloud. At the recent Build 2019 conference, Microsoft Azure Quickstart Center was generally available and received positive feedback from customers.
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Were excited to share that Forrester has named Microsoft as a leader in The Forrester Wave: Database-as-a-service, Q2 2019. This decision is based on their evaluation of Azure relational and non-
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Personal computers revolutionized the way work was done. New software unlocked unprecedented levels of productivity, and for a time, business flourished. As the personal computer exploded in popularity, more and more software was created. For the individual, this was a golden age. For the enterprise, this was also a golden age… with an asterisk.
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Azure HC-series Virtual Machines are now generally available in the West US 2 and East US regions. HC-series virtual machines (VMs) are optimized for the most at-scale, computationally intensive HPC applications. For this class of workload, HC-series VMs are the most performant, scalable, and price-performant ever launched on Azure or elsewhere on the public cloud.
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As you may know, I am a huge fan of the Azure Cloud Shell. I use it often directly in the Azure Portal, on Microsoft Docs, in the Azure Mobile App or on shell.azure.com. A lot of times I am editing files and writing code and Azure Resource Mana… Continue reading Use Cloud Shell in Visual Studio Code
This is an exciting week with the International Supercomputing Conference even though I am not attending. But, to get in the spirit, and, after seeing this article about how the entire list is now faster than 1 petaflop, I did wonder whether I could ma… Continue reading Petascale Computing on Azure