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.NET 6 & Visual Studio 2022: Why There's No Longer Any Reason to Disregard F# in Your Next Project
There's no excuse anymore. For a long time, tooling and accessibility were reasons to disregard F#. Until now.
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Logic App Exception Handling With The Result Function
In this blog post, we will take a look at the result function and how to use this within Logic Apps for exception handling purposes.
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Here we are again. A year has passed and a lot has changed on the Arcus front. This post will summarize the biggest changes made in 2021.
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Using API Management WebSockets
Learn how to use the latest WebSocket feature of API Management which allows you to manage, protect, observe, and expose WebSocket and your already existent REST APIs
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Advanced and Realistic Domain Model Validation Building Blocks in F# FPrimitive with C# Interop
Model validation is a big and important topic. Lots of application security issues are related to input validation. See how FPrimitive transcends simple validations and can be used in more advanced scenarios.
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Querying a Data Lake Using Azure Synapse
When we want to collect and analyze device-telemetry information, we typically look at solutions such as Azure Timeseries Insights, Azure Data Explorer and InfluxDb. But what if you don't actually need all the functionality that those services provide? What if you just want to be able to query the telemetry data and visualize that data in a PowerBI report? One alternative that can be a little cheaper, Azure Synapse, makes this possible using serverless SQL pools.