This video shows how to build, train and deploy a time series forecasting solution with Azure Machine Learning. You are guided through every step of the modeling process including: Set up your development environmentAccess and examine the dataTrain using an Automated Machine LearningExplore the resultsRegister and access your time series forecasting model through the Azure portal.

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This week, James is joined by friend of the show & Microsoft MVP Geoffrey Huntley who show us how Refit can greatly simplify HTTP calls in mobile apps or any .NET application. He shows us how to integrate it into our apps, how it works, and how to do authentication too! Show Links: GitHub: RefitHanselman Blog on RefitFind James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly podcast Merge Conflict.Follow @JamesMontemagnoNever Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShowUseful Links:Xamarin Developer Center & BlogXamarin and AzureMobile DevOpsCreate a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

Head to the waterfront for fresh local seafood, from fine-dining favorite Elliott's Oyster House on Pier 56, to a Fisherman's Feast of clams, oysters, crab, and fish at The Fisherman's on Pier 57. Elliott's Oyster House1201 Alaskan WaySte 100Seattle, WA 98101 The Fisherman's Restaurant & Bar1301 Alaskan Way SSeattle, WA 98101

With Azure DevOps, you have the option to use only the features you need. For instance you already have your own system for work item tracking or source control, you can still use those along with Azure Pipelines. In this video, Abel and Jeremy walk us through the first class integration that Azure DevOps has with GitHub. You will learn how to connect your GitHub repo to Azure boards and also see how to create a new Azure Pipeline from the GitHub Marketplace [01:35] - Linking Azure Boards to GitHub[03:28] - Referencing a work item in a commit[06:40] - Create a CI/CD pipeline from GitHub[09:40] - Inspecting the YAML build definition Useful Links Github and Azure BoardsDevOps with ASP.NET. Core and Azure ebook Start with Azure DevOps for Free: http://dev.azure.com Create a Free Azure Account: https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

Just over two years ago, The Met launched an Open Access Program seeking to make the images and data of public-domain works in the museum's collection available under an open data promise. The program fills an important role in The Met's mission to broaden global reach by making the museum's collection one of the most accessible, discoverable, and useful on the internet. See how The Met is now working to generate new knowledge about each artwork at scale and uncover latent insights with AI.

Xamarin.Essentials provides developers with cross-platform APIs for their mobile applications. On this week's Xamarin.Essential API of the week we take a look at the Detect Shake API to help you detect when a user shakes a device. Show Notes: Xamarin.Essentials DocumentationXamarin.Essentials Getting Started DocumentationDetect Shake DocumentationSource CodeFind James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly development podcast Merge Conflict.Follow @JamesMontemagnoNever Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShowUseful Links:Xamarin Developer Center & BlogXamarin and AzureMobile DevOpsCreate a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

Throughout this series, we have gone through everything from work item tracking, unit testing and even build pipelines. This all happened with CI/CD already setup in Azure DevOps. What if you don't have a pipeline already setup? How do you get started with creating one? In part 7 of our series, Abel and Jeremy show us two ways to scaffold out an Azure DevOps pipeline. We'll see how to use Azure DevOps projects via the Azure portal, which gives us a UI to configure everything. Also, they'll show us how to use the Yo Team generator that allows us to work from the command line. [01:56] - Using Azure DevOps projects[06:37] - Inspecting the generated pipeline[09:49] - Getting your code into the pipeline[12:45] - Creating pipelines via the command line using Yo team[18:30] - Pushing the sample code into. Azure DevOpsEpisode 6 - Release Pipelines Useful Links Azure DevOps Projects documentationYo Team on GithubDevOps with ASP.NET. Core and Azure ebook Start with Azure DevOps for Free: http://dev.azure.com Create a Free Azure Account: https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree