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Do you go on-call? Does it make you hate your life? Have you ever been asked three questions in a row? This week, Jason Hand is on the show to bring you five ways that developers can go on-call, and not hate their lives. Also, Burke pretends not to know what Slack is and Jason misspells "Cousto". TWICE. Links from the show: Azure Application InsightsAzure Kubernetes ServiceAzure Log AnalyticsAzure Logic AppsApp Insights VS Code ExtensionKusto Syntax Highlighting

Where do RxJS, Reactive Programming and the Redux pattern fit into your developer workflow? Where can you learn form the community leaders? Does wearing a hoodie make you a better developer? Oh - and remember, go to RxJS Live and drinks are on Aaron! Links from the video: RxJS - NgRX Reactive programming: learnrxjs.io and ngrx.ioRxJS as state containersBehavior SubjectRxJS OperatorsRxJS operator combineLatestRxJS operator dematerializeRxJS Live event including: React JS, Angular, VueJS, and NodeJSExample of an app using RxJS: Heroes Angular and Heroes Angular Serverless

Python: a large and terrifying snake OR the third most popular programming language. This week, Python (the language, not the snake) aficionado Nina Zakharenko joins us for Five Things that you didn't know that Python can do. And don't worry, there are plenty of snake references and even a free potato joke. Also, Burke finds snake facts on the internet and Nina tries her first Goo Goo Cluster. Links:Nina Zakharenko on TwitterConcordia StationJupyter NotebooksSuper Potato Bruh gameHome AssistantAdafruit Circuit Playground Express

Serverless is like CrossFit: The first rule is to never stop talking about it. In this episode, Eduardo Laureano from the Azure Functions team brings you five things you can do with Serverless that you might not realize are even possible. Also, Burke wears a sweater vest and Eduardo insinuates that there is a better candy than Goo Goo Clusters. The nerve. Links:Azure FunctionsAPI ManagementDurable FunctionsAzure Functions with a Linux ContainerApplication Map: Triaging Distributed ApplicationsSetup a CI/CD pipeline for Azure Functions

Five Things is back, baby! We're back and this week we're bringing you five tools for building API's with GraphQL. True story, we shot this at the end of about a twelve hour day and you can see the pain in Burke's eyes. It's not GraphQL he doesn't like, it's filming for six straight hours. Also, Chris picks whistles over bells (because of course he does) and Burke fights to stay awake for four minutes. Links:GraphQL npm packageExpress GraphQL Library Project ThingyGraphQL HubAzure Functions with GraphQLSimona Cotin teaches Burke GraphQLPrisma Learn more at https://aka.ms/5things-azureTo watch more episodes go to https://aka.ms/FiveThingsPlaylistFollow Hosts https://twitter.com/burkeholland and https://twitter.com/John_Papa on Twitter

You know JavaScript users love Visual Studio Code, but did you know Go and Rust are some of the most used languages in VS Code? Amanda Silver shares how you can pair program with Live Share, how Python, Go, and Rust are used in VS Code, information about one of Code's creators Erich Gamma, and how you can list and share your extensions. Links:Language support: https://aka.ms/5langGo support: https://aka.ms/5goRust support: https://aka.ms/5rustPyTorch: https://aka.ms/5pytorchLearn about Live Share: https://aka.ms/5introliveshareInstall the Live Share extensions: https://aka.ms/5livesharepackList extensions: https://aka.ms/5listext

Why are there so many options for developing mobile apps? What should you choose? How can you slipstream your way into mobile and take advantage of the cloud? Todd Anglin has all the answers and wears some snazzy clothing, in this episode of Five Things. Responsive Web DesignPWAHybrid Web Mobile AppsNativeScript and React NativeServerless Functions

Leben Things! In case you don't speak Elvish, that roughly translates to "Five Things". This week I sit down with Noelle LaCharite from the Microsoft Cognitive Services team to learn how machines can translate language, perform search on unstructured data, converse like humans and more. Even better, you can use this stuff in your applications right away; no degree in multi-dimensional calculus required. This is five ways that you can infuse AI into your applications today. Noelle on TwitterBuild a bot with QnA MakerUse AI to search your unstructured dataTranslate speech to text – even with a lot of background noiseAdd a search engine for just your dataUse computer vision to process images of textGet more Five Things!

What do Azure Functions and Dr. Seuss have in common? You can run it on a plane, you can run it on a train. You debug it on a boat, you can debug it with a goat. Provided you supply the goat of course. In this episode, John and Jeff Hollan bring you five reasons you should check out Azure Functions today. You can also listen to Jeff dive deeper into serverless on his recent episode of Real Talk JavaScript. Try it for free here!Language Support hereRun and debug locally: Code and test Azure Functions locallyAzure Functions VS Code ExtensionBindings: Azure Functions triggers and bindings concepts