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Microsoft Ignite 2020 is launching as a free, 48-hour digital event this year (shifting from a week-long, in-person event as it had been in the past). With Ignite going all-digital, it now will now be split into two global events, the first is Septembe… Continue reading Join the Azure SQL/ SQL Server Experts at Microsoft Ignite 2020
We sit in a lot of meetings and collaborate with a lot of people who are organizing and planning the Digital Experience of Microsoft Ignite – taking place ONLINE at https://myignite.microsoft.com on September 22nd through to the morning of the 24t… Continue reading The Patch and Switch “unofficial” End User Guide to Microsoft Ignite
C++20 added two new library features for those of you that like bit twiddling: “bit rotating and counting functions” and “integral power of two operations”. Most of the added function templates are simple numeric utility functions, and a handful map somewhat directly to common instructions on modern CPUs. We’ve implemented them in Visu Continue reading <bit> in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.8 Preview 2
In part two of this three-part series, Vasiya Krishnan shares an example of how customers are using Azure SQL Edge as well as use cases. For an introduction to Azure SQL Edge, watch part one.
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In the world of distributed systems and micro-services resiliency is an important concept that helps with building fault tolerant systems. In the Java world, Netflix has pioneered in this space with Hystrix, which is now in maintenance mode, and instea… Continue reading Building resilient Android applications
The need to express oneself is innate for every person in the world, and its roots run through art, technology, communication, and the acts of learning and building things from the ground up. It’s no coincidence, then, that a new platform being released by Microsoft Research, called Expressive Pixels, stems from this belief. Expressive Pixels […]
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You’re sitting at your PC, at home, working remotely. You’ve got a partner who is doing the same.
Without requiring you to even turn around, an LED display visible to anyone near you lights up an emoji: a stop sign.
Now your household knows you
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