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Azure Synapse: A Single Pane of Glass
A single pane of glass provides easy access and oversight to an array of tools and the unified interfaces to access them. -
A look at the announcements from Microsoft Build 2021
This year’s digital edition of Microsoft Build has now wrapped up, but don’t worry if you missed it! The event brought us many surprises, so just in case you couldn’t tune in live, let’s walk through some of the announcements. -
New Azure features and functionality for May 2021 – Microsoft Build Edition
Just in case you’ve missed something, we’ve collected all of the Azure updates from last month in one place. -
5 talks to look out for at Build this week!
Microsoft’s huge developer conference, Microsoft Build, is back once again! Kicking off next week 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. -
The Umbraco Backoffice accessibility initiative
Inclusion and diversity are at the heart of Umbraco and the many websites built with it. -
New Azure features and functionality for April 2021
Just in case you’ve missed something, we’ve collected all of the Azure updates from last month in one place. -
Microsoft Build returns May 25-27!
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. -
Creating a Metadata-Driven Processing Framework For Azure Data Factory
This open source code project delivers a simple metadata driven processing framework for Azure Data Factory and/or Azure Synapse Analytics (Intergate Pipelines). -
Using Power BI and Logic Apps to analyse social media streams
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.