I have been a fan of yours since the 1990s when Microsoft was giving "live" conferences around the US. I usually attended all of them in the southeast and particularly the ones in Atlanta where you were one of the presenters. In that same timeframe, you were giving a training video and adjusted the camera to show a dozen or so medicine containers and mentioned your commitment to control your diabetes. From this video it looks like you have been successful. I pray that your medicine chest has been significantly reduced by advances in treating that problem. I Enjoy your style of presentation and look forward to many more.
I believe it's only for development (not necessary just a local development machine). It is expected when you go to production, you'll use those services to do what the dashboard does (e.g. In Azure you could use Application Insights to see the telemetry data/logging). But since the project isn't done, they may change that, but running your application in production means deploying it into Kubernetes/AWS/Azure/etc.
you are right - did not know the project reference drag and drop thing. Fantastic! haha
Great content.
I have been a fan of yours since the 1990s when Microsoft was giving "live" conferences around the US. I usually attended all of them in the southeast and particularly the ones in Atlanta where you were one of the presenters. In that same timeframe, you were giving a training video and adjusted the camera to show a dozen or so medicine containers and mentioned your commitment to control your diabetes. From this video it looks like you have been successful. I pray that your medicine chest has been significantly reduced by advances in treating that problem. I Enjoy your style of presentation and look forward to many more.
My weight is still a struggle, but not diabetic. I took out most carbs and have a food plan. Thanks for the concern!
I really enjoy your short videos. It will be also great to go in - depth for particular topics.
Glad you like them!
Is the aspire dashboard only for the local development machine, or can it be available in production to view traces, metrics and logs as well?
I believe it's only for development (not necessary just a local development machine). It is expected when you go to production, you'll use those services to do what the dashboard does (e.g. In Azure you could use Application Insights to see the telemetry data/logging). But since the project isn't done, they may change that, but running your application in production means deploying it into Kubernetes/AWS/Azure/etc.
David Fowler just followed up on this: x.com/davidfowl/status/1780723024326787396
@@swildermuth Thanks for supporting Ukraine Shawn! It's a small thing, but it means a lot.
is it a reference is to a borderlands 3 achievement 🙂
Not exactly, the Borderlands achievement is a reference to a TV show. (I think)