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This year’s edition of Microsoft Build has now wrapped up, but don’t worry if you missed it!
More than 1 billion people around the world live with a disability. We’ve gathered new resources and insights below to help you on your accessibility journey, so we can continue to make our tools and practices more accessible for all.
Microsoft's huge developer conference, Microsoft Build, is back once again! Kicking off next month on May 25-27, it'll be delivering the same high-quality sessions and keynotes from familiar faces at Microsoft, all at no cost to attendees.
This open source code project delivers a simple metadata driven processing framework for Azure Data Factory and/or Azure Synapse Analytics (Intergate Pipelines).
There are numerous technologies that can be utilised to stream, analyse and visualise tweets on Azure, including traditional Big Data technologies such as Hadoop, Kafka, Spark, Storm, No SQL DBs and more. However, there are also a number of PAAS services that can be utilised to achieve the same result, with much less coding, configuration and setup effort and improved maintenance and HA/DR capabilities.
In this article we will go through the requirement, challenges, and solution to automatically batch translate documents (HTML/TXT/Word) from any source language to any output language, while maintaining the structure and formatting of the source documents.
To celebrate International Women's Day, we brought together a panel of female technical experts to share their inspirational career journeys and guidance for anyone starting or building their career in a technical role.
Just in case you've missed something, we've collected all of the Azure updates from last month in one place.
Last week at work I was given a folder of 1,500 scripts – each containing a create table statement.
There are hundreds of amazing Microsoft-focused technical communities you can get involved in (yes, even during lockdown!), with focus areas from .NET to data science and SQL and everything in between.
During my first year of work, my employer recognised a spark of natural talent as I become the “go to” person to deal with their Helpdesk. This led to an offer from IT to join them for a project rollout, and I walked into a tech department as their second female employee as I was turning 19 years old.
We speak to Chris Sainty, who proved anything is possible in OS by using it to develop the Blazor app that connects charities to people in need of social housing.
In the absence of text descriptions provided by content authors, screen readers are turning to machine learning. Léonie Watson explains why that's not always enough, despite AI descriptions having come a long way.