An adaptive card is a piece of UI defined by the developer and rendered by the native app to display content to the user. Learn to use one here.
Integrating Adaptive Cards with the .NET Bot Framework
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Create sample C# applications to demonstrate send e-mail functionality using Office 365 and Exchange Web Services APIs.
Access Office 365 REST APIs Using .NET Libraries
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Find out how easy it can be to log in to Office 365 and access REST services from a Web application.
Using the Azure IoT Hub with Non-IoT Applications
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Learn how to set up an IoT hub in Azure, and create a small example client, a console application.
Why the Need for Reactive Systems?
Published 03/30/2016
With Internet use so pervasive, it's the developer's responsibility to build the most responsive/reactive systems possible.
Using the Gravatar API: Announcing Your Presence
Published 12/16/2015
Because codeguru.com is covering social media this month, I've got another social-related post for you. This time, it's how to use Gravatar with .NET.
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With the addition of the C/C++ extension to Visual Studio Code, you might have what is needed in a small, cross-platform editor.
Create SQL Server Database Unit Tests Using Visual Studio
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Learn how to set up unit tests using an existing database and by using new, custom SQL scripts.
Creating a Guess the Animal Game with .NET
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Learn to create a game which can think for itself. The beauty is that there is no real Artificial Intelligence involved.
Understanding Onion Architecture
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Onion Architecture addresses the challenges faced with 3-tier and n-tier architectures, and provides a solution for common problems.
