Here is a simple file system watcher for windows. I wrote a script to monitor a folder for a specific purpose, but then thought to make this a generic tool so someone will benefit if I host in GitHub. Find full project at https://github.com/ninethsense/FolderWatcher Source Code:
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Added one more language, Groovy in my polyglot programming catalog. Groovy is simple, but powerful. Knowledge in Java was a great help.
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Completed a 14.5hours Udemy course on Amazon Web Services / AWS. It took about two weeks to complete but is completely worth. So, along with Azure, I am adding AWS also in my list of confidence.
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Find my notes on Microsoft 2020 Build – virtual event, held on 19,20 & 21st May 2020. Build Home – https://mybuild.microsoft.com/ Microsoft 365 Fluid Framework – A new framework to build distributed web applications. (in preview) [Link] Project Cortex – Classify organization content using AI to topics. Knowledge base to improve employees’ organizational intelligence and productivity (in preview). Microsoft Graph based APIs will be available.[Link] Microsoft Lists – Will have templates for quick lists, color formatting, and the ability to create alerts, track issues, assets, routines, contacts, and inventory for companies [Link] Office Scripting [Link] Outlook – Compose email messages…
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A good big list of free training courses and other resources – https://www.classcentral.com/report/free-online-learning-coronavirus/
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Here is a good read – https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/develop_deploy_dot_net_apps_on_aws.pdf
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In this Part #2 of blog I will be creating a new .NET Core function in local machine and will upload to AWS using console interface. There are different ways you can develop and deploy but I will be talking in this blog only about the CLI way. I am assuming you know how to create a Lambda function in AWS console already and if not, please read the Part #1 first. Open the Command prompt and follow below steps: Step 1: Install Lambda Templates for .NET Core dotnet new -i Amazon.Lambda.Templates Step 2: Create an empty function dotnet new…
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This blog explains how you can create an AWS Lambda function with .NET Core / C# as runtime. Step 1 – Create function Step 1.1 – Login to your AWS account, and select “Lambda from the services” Step 1.2 – Click “Create Function” Step 1.3 – Choose “Author From scratch” There are advanced templates available, but I am keeping those out of the scope of this article. Now fill, Function name Runtime, our case .NET Core (I am choosing the version .NET Core 3.1, which is the latest version when writing this article) Click “Create function” Usually it will take…
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This script works on Azure SQL Database also.
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This video is about a beginner’s tutorial on creating a basic AWS Lambda function with Node.js as runtime, and also create a public HTTP endpoint.