Azure Cosmos DB’s pricing by “Request Units” (or RUs) effectively means that the more you can optimize your data structures and your queries, the more money you can save. While this is also true for databases like SQL Server, the...
In part 1, we took a look at how the new Azure Form Recognizer (Preview) service can be used to extract key-value pairs from forms in image and PDF formats using custom trained machine learning models. In part 2, we...
If you’ve used automated UI testing tools in the past, you know how difficult it can be to get these tools to even do simple actions; forget about complex actions in modern web UIs. Leapwork is different. This software is...
Experiments with #Azure Form Recognizer (Preview) to see the limits of what it can do.
Averting the #SameSite Doomsday scenario; thanks, #Auth0
I was reflecting with a previous collaborator recently on the product I am working on now. The team I lead is a small team of only 4 engineers. Yet the product we’ve developed transacts upwards of a million documents a...
I have previously blogged on my affinity for LinkedIn Recruiter for hiring. It puzzles me that even as the modern workforce evolves and we see greater acceptance of remote work, LinkedIn still insists on a fixed geographic location for...
If you are using SignalR in Azure Functions with Users and Groups, there’s quite a gap in the available documentation online. With this post, I’m hoping to help you get your Functions + SignalR working with Users and Groups. Users...
I had come across Andrew Yang’s name in a few articles but never gave him much thought until I listened to a Freakonomics Radio podcast featuring Yang. For folks who aren’t familiar with him, Yang is an American born Taiwanese-American...
I just picked up Andrew Troelsen and Philip Japikse’s Pro C# 7 Eighth Edition to catch up on some of the more recent language and platform changes (being stuck in SharePoint 2010 for 8 years will do that to you!)....