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Provisioning Azure App Service Managed Certificates with PowerShell
March 17, 2021 by Anuraj
Azure AppService PowerShell
This article will discuss about provisioning Azure App service managed certificates with PowerShell and Azure Functions.
How to Build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot - Using Azure Functions
March 14, 2021 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Cognitive Services
This is part two of the post on building an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot with the help of Azure Serverless tools and Azure Cognitive Services. In the earlier post Logic Apps were using. In this post you will learn how to use Azure Functions instead of Logic Apps.
How to Build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot - Using Logic Apps
March 13, 2021 by Anuraj
Azure Serverless Cognitive Services
This article discuss about how to build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot with the help of Azure Serverless tools and Azure Cognitive Services. You can build such tool by writing code with the help of Azure Functions and with no code using Azure Logic Apps. In this post you can find the implementation using Azure Logic Apps, in the next post, you will be able to find the same implementation using Azure Functions.
Generating HTTP API clients using dotnet tools and Visual Studio Connected Services
March 09, 2021 by Anuraj
DotNetCore VisualStudio TypeScript
This article discuss about generating HTTP API clients using dotnet tools and Visual Studio Connected Services. From .NET 5.0 onwards ASP.NET Core Web API template comes with Open API support. So when you create a new web api project, Open API is enabled by default. To generate client you can use dotnet CLI and Visual Studio. So firstly you need to create a ASP.NET Core Web API project. And verify swagger is enabled and it is working as expected. Next you can look into the client generation options.
Uploading Files With ASP.NET Core and Angular
March 04, 2021 by Anuraj
Angular AspNetCore
This article discuss about uploading files from an Angular application to ASP.NET Core backend. First you need to create an ASP.NET Core Angular project. Once it is done, you need to create an angular component. And then you can modify the backend implementation.
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