Office hours / Podcasts / Videos / Blogs? #119
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When I first got into using Azure Mobile Service, I found blog posts and videos (then Channel 9) useful. Being a guest on one of the mainstream C#/.NET podcasts is probably good enough. Having a podcast sounds interesting, but maybe too much to maintain yourself? |
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I'm intending on writing a bunch of blogs over the next few weeks, so stay tuned on this! |
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The book you wrote about azure mobile apps was very useful, because it covered things like conflict handling in more detail than the documentation. |
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I suspect I would just go into more detail in the documentation now - a book is a LOT of effort and it didn't stay current for very long. |
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good documentation is even better 👍🏼 |
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Best practices NEVER die. eg "Gang of 4" |
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Can you expand on what you would expect to see, @James-McMenamin |
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Oh @adrianhall nothing nothing most of what is in that book I would 100% agree with and consider alot of it as Best practices. |
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Bit late to the show, but for me its namely blogs and video(s) (YouTube?). |
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An updated version of this for me please - Syncing data with Azure Mobile Apps and .NET MAUI - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZcchuKWODQ |
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Oh god - I forgot I made that! (Full disclosure, I hate being on camera). Let me see if I can con one of the .NET dev evangelists to be on camera and post something. |
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Hey folks,
I'm looking at potentially doing some developer advocacy work for the Datasync Community Toolkit, but I need your feedback.
For live events, what time zones should I target? Do you prefer early, during your day, or evening? (Note: I am in Redmond which is US/Pacific, or UTC+8 and it's unlikely I will be doing things at the weekend or during my sleeping hours - trust me, I'm cranky when I don't get enough sleep).
How would you prefer to get information? Some ideas:
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