You can find all .Net core posts here. Yesterday I was going through different articles as usual and one site attracted my attention. It is a brand new AI project from Microsoft called Sketch2Code and it is absolutely free of cost. What is Sketch2Code? As the name suggests, it is a site which converts your sketch into … Continue reading Convert your sketch to HTML code with Sketch2Code: Microsoft AI
You can find all .Net core posts here. From today on wards, I am starting a series in which I will put together some useful posts from different people from the community. I would not be able to post the links everyday but I will hand pick all the useful links which are recently published and will … Continue reading Handpicked Useful posts: Microsoft Tech stack
Finally a Nuget package for Machine learning I always wanted to have a Nuget package which can be plugged with a .Net application by which we can create Machine learning applications. Microsoft has announced the Open source and Cross-platform Machine learning framework ML.NET ML.NET first version ML.NET is just a baby yet but it has … Continue reading First look of ML.NET: Microsoft Machine Learning framework for .Net
In this post, we will see how to read configuration data in .Net Core Test project. We always need some configurable data which we can change once the application is deployed. Things are bit changed in .Net Core for reading the configuration. Let us see how to do it. prerequisite: Visual studio 2017 community edition, download here … Continue reading Read config data in .Net Core Test project: .Net Core quick posts part IV
You can find my all .Net core posts here. In this post, we will see how to use different options for versioning in .Net Core API projects. Versioning API is very important and it should be implemented in the API project. Let us see how to achieve this in .Net Core. prerequisite: Visual studio 2017 community edition, download … Continue reading API Versioning in .Net Core
Below are some random tips I have shared on my LinkedIn page. It might be useful to you. Microsoft is providing a free DevOps training which includes 8 courses(8-32 hours per course) Just few clicks are required to enroll. Do not miss this awesome training. You need to pay only if you require a certificate … Continue reading Random tips I shared on LinkedIn
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