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Posts from 2019

November 15, 2019

Building and publishing .NET Core Micro-services to Kubernetes using Azure DevOps

Building and publishing .NET Core Micro-services to Kubernetes using Azure DevOps

The last week I spend quite a bit of time figuring out the best way to deploy micro-services on Kubernetes with Azure DevOps. At first it felt quite hard, because there are so many tools involved. But

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August 18, 2019

Integrating Blazor in an existing ASP.NET Core application

Integrating Blazor in an existing ASP.NET Core application

Blazor offers a unique development model that allows you to write client-side web app logic in C#, Skip the javascript misery and learn how to integrate Blazor into an existing ASP.NET Core app.

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August 18, 2019

Recording screencasts: My experiences

Recording screencasts: My experiences

So, I've begun recording screencasts about ML.NET and will probably record more about other topics. How did I do it, and can you do the same?

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August 2, 2019

ML.NET Tutorial: Getting started with ML.NET

ML.NET Tutorial: Getting started with ML.NET

Microsoft built a new machine learning library a while ago. It allows C# engineers that want to take their machine learning to a higher level to build custom models rather than using the standard cogn

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July 21, 2019

Snapshot testing react components using Jest

Snapshot testing react components using Jest

Testing a single page application can be quite hard when it comes to validating the HTML that is generated by your components. Snapshot testing can be quite helpful, especially in larger applications.

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July 10, 2019

Deploy a modern data warehouse with resource manager templates in minutes

Deploy a modern data warehouse with resource manager templates in minutes

Want to quickly try out a modern data warehouse scenario on Azure? Use these templates to get your modern data warehouse set up in minutes.

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June 6, 2019

It's time to get a faster, cleaner anaconda

It's time to get a faster, cleaner anaconda

Why I downloaded massive anaconda binaries in the past is beyond me to be honest. I like to use virtual environments, so almost none of the stuff in the base anaconda installation is ever used. Time t

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May 7, 2019

Automate machine learning model selection in Azure Machine Learning Service

Automate machine learning model selection in Azure Machine Learning Service

Azure Machine Learning Service is getting better every day. The newly added Automated ML feature in the workspace portal sure is a great addition that you should definitely check out. Here's how it works.

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April 26, 2019

Get a great deal in my e-book!

Get a great deal in my e-book!

Want to get your hands dirty with Microsoft CNTK and deep learning? Packt is running a great deal on my book, you can now get it for just $10.

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April 9, 2019

Using transfer-learning for easier image classification models in CNTK | How-to

Using transfer-learning for easier image classification models in CNTK | How-to

Trying to train a neural  network to classify images is a challenge. You need a large amount of data and compute power to train models from scratch. Customers that I've worked for typically don't have

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February 25, 2019

Should you be writing a book next?!

Should you be writing a book next?!

At last my book is done and soon coming to an online book store near you. It's been 4 months in the making and I spend a lot of time writing it. I feel relieved that it's done and I'm a little anxious what people will think. I had a lot of fun writing it. Should you be writing a book too?

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February 21, 2019

Chilling out with BDD

Chilling out with BDD

We all know how hard it is to write understandable and maintainable tests for our code. It's always nice to have a little help from a testing framework. ChillBDD is a tool that helps you structure your tests to follow BDD practices.

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January 30, 2019

Deploying resources on Azure with Terraform

Deploying resources on Azure with Terraform

In december we've built a chatbot on Azure. We're currently deploying it directly from Azure DevOps with great ease. The only problem, the infrastructure isn't managed at all. Hard problem? Not really...

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January 13, 2019

Building a custom mechanical keyboard - Part 2

Building a custom mechanical keyboard - Part 2

Building your own mechanical keyboard, to some this sounds weird others have done it. It's definitely a first for me, so I decided to do a write up on this project. In this part we'll look at programm

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Willem Meints is a Chief AI Architect at Aigency/Info Support, bringing a wealth of experience in artificial intelligence and software development. As a Microsoft AI Most Valuable Professional (MVP), he has been recognized for his significant contributions to the AI community.

In addition to his professional work, Willem is an author dedicated to advancing the field of AI. His latest work focuses on effective applications of large language models, providing valuable guidance for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Willem is a fan of good BBQ, reflecting his appreciation for craftsmanship both in and out of the digital realm.

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