Link to the GitHub Repository
This repo includes technical content optimized for the use within Community Events about Microsoft Azure and other Microsoft technologies, and is available to anyone who wants to use it under the MIT License.
The contents of this Repo have been produced by and for Technical Community Groups who are interested in Microsoft but also non-Microsoft Technologies. Microsoft is hosting these community produced topics under the /Microsoft Github domain as we are convinced that these topics can be valuable especially for Community Event Leaders who are planning to cover a related technology on any upcoming Community Event.
The top-level folders in the repo represent high-level topic areas. Inside the top-level folders are topic folders containing community-ready content that’s pivoted so you can use it for several sessions with a community group. (For example, in the folder named “Open Dev Framework,” you will find material on how to use Docker with Azure and run Docker containers in the cloud.) Each topic folder contains a PowerPoint deck that can be used in the first speaker slot with a community group. The other folders go into more detail on the topic and include hands-on material that you can use in follow-up sessions with the same community group as Hands-On Labs (HOL) or demos.
For questions or comments related to this content please contact: CommunityContent@microsoft.com
Breakdown of the content
Philly.NET organizer and Microsoft MVP Bill Wolff broke down the content by category as well:
Analytics/PowerBI | |
Using Microsoft Power BI to Explore and Visualize Data | |
Using Microsoft Power BI Embedded to Show Reports in Cross-Platform Mobile Apps | |
Big Data and Analytics | |
Handling Big-Data Workloads with Azure Data Lake | |
Data Analytics with Apache Spark for Azure HDInsight | |
Processing Big Data with Apache Hadoop on Azure HDInsight | |
Creating and Using an HPC SLURM Cluster in Azure | |
Building Smart Apps with Azure Machine Learning | |
Cloud Computing | |
Exploring Web Solutions | |
Starting Web Solutions | |
Practical Web Solutions | |
Azure Functions | |
Working with Azure Virtual Machines | |
Virtual Machine Scaling and Performance | |
Developing Microservices with Azure Service Fabric | |
Azure Web Apps | |
Data | |
Using Azure DocumentDB | |
Using Azure SQL Database | |
DevOps | |
Exploring DevOps | |
Starting DevOps | |
Practical DevOps | |
Intelligent Services | |
Exploring Cognitive Services | |
Starting with Cognitive Services | |
Exploring Conversations as a Platform | |
Starting with Conversations as a Platform | |
IoT | |
Exploring IoT Solutions | |
Starting IoT Solutions | |
Building Practical IoT Solutions | |
Analyzing Data in Real Time with Azure Stream Analytics | |
Mixed Reality/HoloLens | |
Building HoloLens Apps with Unity | |
Mobile Development | |
Building Cross-Platform Mobile Apps with Visual Studio, Apache Cordova, and Microsoft Azure | |
Exploring Mobile Development (Xamarin) | |
Starting Mobile Development (Xamarin) | |
Practical Mobile Development (Xamarin) | |
Open Dev Framework | |
Running Docker Containers in the Azure Container Service | |
Docker Orchestration and the Azure Container Service | |
Using the HTML5 Canvas API to Build Rich Web Apps | |
PowerShell for Linux and macOS | |
Using Python with Visual Studio Code | |
Web Frameworks | |
Building Web Applications with Angular | |
Building Web Applications with React | |
Building Web Applications with React and Redux | |
Windows 10 | |
Exploring Desktop Bridge | |
Starting with Desktop Bridge | |
Developing Apps for the Universal Windows Platform | |
Enhancing Universal Windows Platform Apps with Cortana |
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