Using the Free or Basic plan for your Azure AppService plan is a good way to start and discover what Azure will be able to do for you. But when you go in production, you might want to use a different pricing tier, just to be able to use some interesting features available in Azure… Continue reading→
Currently working on a side project that use Azure Media Services, I encountered an issue where the assets created by code where not displayed in Azure Portal: At first, I thought there was a problem in my code where I didn’t set the name for example: But whatever I changed on my code, nothing on… Continue reading→
I’m working with a customer that has his website deployed in an App Service and from where we store and display date and time. As a old good practice, we store datetime in UTC and we use some .NET tricks to convert this timezone in the user timezone. In our case, the website is available… Continue reading→
When it comes to host files, a lot of developers start to think about App Services of even on-premises servers. If this is a good way, it might be a bit “overkill” when you just have some static files that you want to share. So what can we do instead? Well, one possibility is to… Continue reading→
Google Home or Alexa are very useful personal assistants that listen to your voice to execute the command you ask. Basically, it’s just composed by a microphone, speech/text recognition and some logic to understand the intents the user want to do. So, in fact, using Cognitive Services Speech SDK and LUIS (Language Understanding Service), we… Continue reading→