Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador Sharif Nasser joins Dona and Sarah in this episode of LessCodeMorePower. Sharif is a digital systems and robotics engineering student at Tecnologico de Monterrey (Mexico). Sharif believes strongly that knowledge sharing is a powerful tool that can change people's lives. Additionally, he feels that Power Platform provides people with or without technical skills the ability to solve challenges through tech. In this episode Sharif will discuss how he is helping to build a community of makers in Latin America.Sharif shared a few calls to action /homework for you. First, if you are a student take the time to learn about the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador program. Second, to learn more about the Power Platform check out Microsoft Learn for free online Power Platform content. Third, a great way to learn more is thru Power Platform Virtual Training days.Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador Program – https://aka.ms/studentambasadors.comFree Power Apps Udacity Course – https://aka.ms/UdacityPowerMicrosoft Learn Power Platform App Maker - https://aka.ms/pl100 Microsoft Learn Power Platform Fundamentals – https://aka.ms/powerplatfun 

Reports have never looked so great! The new features in SQL Server Migration Assistant help you easily identify automatically converted objects and estimate the effort associated with manually converted objects. Incorporate your findings into your migration process and accelerate your journey to Azure SQL.[00:30] Introductions[01:46] Importance of SSMA reports[02:42] Demo: Challenges that led to enhancements[06:58] Demo: New, enhanced reportsResources:SQL Server Migration Assistant - SQL Server | Microsoft DocsAzure Database Migration Guides | Microsoft DocsMigrating to SQL series playlist

In this episode, Software Engineer, Mike Rousos, joins Rich to show can we can use tools like dotnet-dump and Visual Studio to diagnose memory leaks in our .NET applications, even if they're running on a different OS. [00:55] - What are memory leaks?[04:45] - Inspecting memory leaks cross platform[18:30] - Using dotnet-dump[21:35] - Inspecting dumps in Visual Studio[27:03] - Inspecting dumps with dotnet-dump Useful LinksThread pool exhaustionInvestigate performance countersDump collection and analysis utilitySymbol downloader

You can absolutely build Surface Duo apps with C# in Visual Studio. As you know, the Surface Duo runs Android and Microsoft Xamarin tools let you build apps for a variety of platforms, including Android. Craig Dunn (@conceptdev), Principal Software Engineer, explains. Learn more: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/surface-duo/?WT.mc_id=onedevquestion-c9-SurfaceDuo.

In this short video, David and Kendra diving into the deconstruction of non-tuple types. Useful LinksDeconstructing tuples and other typesCreating record typesTuple types.NET Videos 

Nithin Prasad Principal Engineer from GEP joins Customer Tech Talks to share how their global logistics and supply platform GEP NEXXE, is powered by Microsoft Azure. He also shares how Azure Availability Zones enables them to provide a scalable and resilient architecture for their customers.Reference Links:Microsoft Learn | https://aka.ms/CTT_LearnGet Started with Well-Architected Framework | https://aka.ms/WellArchitected/FrameworkWant to be featured on Customer Tech Talks? Submit your story to cttalk@microsoft.comFollow us on social: Twitter |  LinkedIn

Josh Caplan, Sabin Nair, and Priyanka Langade join Scott Hanselman to show how you can use native Azure Synapse Analytical runtimes to analyze Dataverse data and get actionable insights.  Dataverse structures a variety of data and business logic to support interconnected applications and processes in a secure and compliant manner.  Azure Synapse Link for Dataverse is the fastest path to success for you to slice and dice large volumes of Dataverse data and run AI and ML on it. [0:00:00]– Intro[0:00:51]– Josh Caplan: Overview[0:03:20]– Sabin Nair: Dataverse and the Power Apps Portal[0:08:32]– Priyanka Langade: Azure Synapse Link for Dataverse[0:12:51]– Josh Caplan: Wrap-upAccelerate time to insight with Azure Synapse Link for DataverseWhat is Azure Synapse Link for Dataverse?Link a Microsoft Dataverse environment to Azure Synapse Analytics workspace and bring Dynamics 365 data to AzureCreate an Azure Synapse Link for Dataverse with your Azure Synapse Workspace (Preview)Microsoft Azure Synapse Link for Dataverse integration (YouTube)Create a free account (Azure)

On this episode of the AI Show, Seth welcomes back Lu Zhang! Lu will walk us through how to use the new prebuilt model in Azure Form Recognizer to extract key-value pairs from ID documents like passport and US driver's license, using the REST APIs, SDKs or low-code/no-code in AI Builder.Jump to:[00:17]  Seth welcomes Lu Zhang[00:29]  What is Form Recognizer?[01:17]  What Form Recognizer does for ID documents?[01:52]  What is an ID Doc?[02:53] How it works[03:45] What is FOTT?[04:40] Demo[09:10] How to do this in a low code, no code way[09:42] What is AI Builder?[10:21]  ID flow Demo[11:47]  Where to go to learn moreLearn more:Azure Form Recognizer Get Started https://aka.ms/AIShow/FormRecognizer/Get-StartedForm Recognizer Client Library SDKs https://aka.ms/AIShow/FormRecognizer/ClientLibrarySDKs Form Recognizer API doc https://aka.ms/AIShow/FormRecognizerAPI/DocPrebuilt ID doc https://aka.ms/AIShow/PrebuiltID/DocZero to Hero Machine Learning on Azure https://aka.ms/ZerotoHero/MLonAzureZero to Hero Azure AI https://aka.ms/ZerotoHero/AzureAICreate a Free account (Azure) https://aka.ms/aishow-seth-azurefreeFollow Seth https://twitter.com/sethjuarezFollow Lu Lu Zhang | LinkedInAI Show Playlist https://aka.ms/AIShowPlaylistDon't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show https://aka.ms/AIShowsubscribeJoin us every other Friday, for an AI Show livestream on Learn TV and YouTube https://aka.ms/LearnTV - https://aka.ms/AIShowLive