Category: API

Baby Monitor Chrome Extension – Streaming from Raspberry PI using SignalR and Cognitive Vision Service

SignalR Streaming is a latest addition to SignalR library and it supports sending fragments of data to clients as soon as it becomes available instead of waiting for all the data to become available. In this article, we will build a small app for baby monitoring to stream camera content from Raspberry PI using SignalR streaming. This tool … Continue reading Baby Monitor Chrome Extension – Streaming from Raspberry PI using SignalR and Cognitive Vision Service →

Demystifying QnAMaker FAQ Bots Supported Language Myth

Image Source: Internet + Editing. Original Image: https://blog.ch.atosconsulting.com/create-bot-faq-4-steps/ Introduction In this article, I will brief you about how QnA Maker knowledge base service deals with languages, how to verify the language associated with the service, and about the recommended way to develop FAQ Bot with multiple languages. Pre-requisite Knowledge about what QnA Maker service is. … Continue reading Demystifying QnAMaker FAQ Bots Supported Language Myth →

Real-Time Cricket Score Chrome Extension using Azure Functions and SignalR

In this article, I will discuss how to show real-time cricket score notification from chrome extension using serverless Azure Functions and Azure SignalR. I have used cricapi.com free API service to get the live cricket score updates. The purpose of this article is to show the power of serverless architecture using azure functions and broadcasting … Continue reading Real-Time Cricket Score Chrome Extension using Azure Functions and SignalR →

Web API Security with IdentityServer4: IdentityServer4 with .Net Core Part III

Note – You can find the source code of my sample application here. You can find all .Net core posts here. In my previous post on IdentityServer4, I explained how to set up an Auth server and also created a client. You can find the post here. I would request you to go through this previous post before … Continue reading Web API Security with IdentityServer4: IdentityServer4 with .Net Core Part III →

CRUD operation in Angular 4 : Angular 4 + Core 2.0 CRUD operation Part II

Note – You can find the source code of my sample application here. This post is the Part II post for Angular 4 + Core 2.0 CRUD operation. In my previous post(Part I), I explained how to do Database first in .Net Core 2.0 and we created Employee Web API by Database first approach which you can find … Continue reading CRUD operation in Angular 4 : Angular 4 + Core 2.0 CRUD operation Part II →

Create your first Bot using Visual Studio 2017: Step by step guide

By looking at how fast the companies adopting the Bots, it is really the best time for you to start learning Bot framework and start adopting Bots for your business. Some pain in the real world without the Bots: You have to read the whole FAQ to find some specific information for any website or … Continue reading Create your first Bot using Visual Studio 2017: Step by step guide →

AI-Driven Stack Overflow Bot from Microsoft: First look

  I guess there would be very few developers who do not use StackOverflow in their day to day life. StackOverflow is part of a developer's life. Whenever we have some issues or doubts we go to the browser -> opens StackOverflow or search for the question on the browser -> StackOverflow link opens and … Continue reading AI-Driven Stack Overflow Bot from Microsoft: First look →

Basic information for Ready API (SoapUI): API Testing

What is SoapUI? SoapUI is an open-source web service testing application for service-oriented architectures (SOA) and representational state transfers (REST). Its functionality covers web service inspection, invoking, development, simulation and mocking, functional testing, load and compliance testing. Basic kick off with SoapUI: Once you get SoapUI installed, it will have the dashboard as shown below: To … Continue reading Basic information for Ready API (SoapUI): API Testing →