I just returned from one of Microsoft’s Open Hack events in Toronto, where we coded alongside engineers from several other companies across the region. Link to the GitHub repository One of the challenges required that we’d be able to deploy a trained model to Azure, which would expose an HTTP endpoint. From there, we’d be…
Azure for Startups GitHub repo was recently launched to help startups understand and engage with the Azure products and services most relevant to them. The repo includes targeted tutorials, code samples, templates and documentation – both unique content created by the Startup Evangelism team specifically for startups, as well as links to relevant content on…
Tobiah Zarlez & I illustrate how to create digital portfolios by creating websites on Azure to showcase your work. Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/TobiahZarlez http://www.twitter.com/DaveVoyles Web: http://www.TobiahZ.com http://www.DaveVoyles.com ———————– @DaveVoyles Subscribe to my startup, tech, and game dev newsletter
One of my colleagues at Microsoft, David Catuhe (@DeltaKosh) has been building Babylon.js, a free and open source WebGL framework for gaming and visualizations over the last few years. I fell in love with it immediately, largely due to the documentation, samples, and sandbox to learn and play around in. ———————– @DaveVoyles Subscribe to my…
The video course that Stacey Mulcahey and I did a few weeks back is online now. If you’re interested in learning how to write SPAs, debug using Visual Studio or the new F12 developer tools, and want to know how deploy to Azure, then we’ve got all of that covered for you. Here’s the…
UPDATE: I’ve added my second prototype video shortly after I made this post. This is the second part of my developer diary series, which I plan to update on a weekly basis. You can find part 1 here, where I go over creating the environment art. I’ve also posted a brief video displaying the collision of the…
I figured it was about time I added another tutorial for UDK. This time I thought I would implement one for 3D games, using an over the shower style view, which zooms in when you press a key, like Gears of War or Mass Effect. It’s very simple to implement, and just takes a beat…