New Breakpoint is a weekly livestream show for Australian developers produced by Australian developers at Microsoft and in the local community.
This repository hosts useful follow ups, links and other information from each episode.
We want everyone who comes along to feel welcome and safe. Please make sure to review our Code of Conduct before joining in and contributing to our discussion.
You can watch all our episodes via a playlist on Microsoft Australia's YouTube Channel or join our ongoing conversation on Twitter @MicrosoftAUDev.
If you missed the livestream you can catch the episode on YouTube. Come along to our Microsoft Ignite show (3.30pm AEDT, 3 March) next week!
Without a doubt the last year has been one like none of us has experienced before! In this show we meet with five Australian community members and leaders to find out what it has meant for them and their communities.
We heard from Melissa Houghton, Sammy Herbert, David Gardiner, Somy Ayazi and Ross Mullen about what's changed about the way their communities operate.
Learn about how going online has changed the way people come together, how has accessibility to content been delivered (or not) and what insights have people gained about how to keep communities together.
Here's some great community and other useful links provided by our guests today.
- Melb.NET: https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/Melb-NET-Meetup
- DDD Melbourne "By Night": https://www.meetup.com/en-AU/DDD-Melbourne-By-Night/
- Adelaide .NET User Group: https://www.adnug.net/
- DDD Adelaide: https://dddadelaide.com/
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This week New Breakpoint featured three of Microsoft Australia's Cloud Solution Architecture team from Canberra - Angela Cibiras, Dinc Kaniskan and Stuart Eggerton.
The team ran through an interesting scenario of bringing scale to object detection and classification by demonstrating how you can take a Jupyter notebook, convert it into Python-based Azure Functions and then use these Functions to dected where images contain trucks or not.
We looked at the solution from three different angles:
- Pure data scientist working in Jupyter Notebooks and Machine Learning (ML).
- The data engineer who took the Notebook and ML to Azure Functions.
- Operationalising the solution - configuration management and telemetry.
Here are the follow-up links for the episode:
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Get your hands on the tools to try out the demos!
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Sign up for Microsoft Ignite (March 2-4, 2021) to attend our special event: https://aka.ms/ignite/
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Enjoyed the episode and want more content like it? Try our monthly developer newsletter: https://aka.ms/DevCommunityJoin
If you missed the livestream you can catch the episode on YouTube.
In this episode we introduced New Breakpoint to Australian developers and met with Sydney-based Microsoft Cloud Advocate Anthony Shaw whose focus is Open Source and Python.
Anthony showed us how you can quickly build serverless solutions using Python 3 and Azure Functions with Visual Studio Code using a great demo scenario.
Here are the follow-up links for the episode:
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Anthony's great demo can be found on his GitHub repository
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Get your hands on the tools to try out the demos!
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Azure Functions Python quickstart https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-functions/create-first-function-vs-code-python
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Sign up for Microsoft Ignite (March 2-4, 2021) to attend our special event: https://aka.ms/ignite/
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Enjoyed the episode and want more content like it? Try our monthly developer newsletter: https://aka.ms/DevCommunityJoin