Jared Rhodes
My Pluralsight course, Identifying Existing Products, Services, and Technologies in Use for Microsoft Azure, is out an available here. Check it out, here is the short and long descriptions: Short description: Microsoft Azure can host almost any application, but understanding how to use it with existing workflows is a must. In this course, you will […]
The interview I had with .NET Rocks! is here.
After my sessions at Update Conference Prague I will be discussing the Azure IoT Edge platform with .NET Rocks!. Hopefully I will have recovered from jet lag and my other presentations to give a coherent and passable interview. One of the questions they asked me was, what hardware would I buy if I had $5000 […]
Jared Rhodes, Microsoft MVP and Pluralsight Author, Will be presenting Virtual Reality and IoT at the 2019 South Florida Code Camp.
I was once again accepted to speak at CodeMash. This year I will be presenting – Alternative Device Interfaces and Machine Learning. If you would like to purchase tickets, they are for sell. Here is what is going to be covered: Alternative Device Interfaces and Machine Learning In this presentation, we will look at the […]
I am trying out the Lead Tools SDK for a Linux based OCR embedded project. In the demo for the OCR portion there is a make file and the project I am trying to integrate it with uses CMake. I wrote a CMake equivalent for integration: https://gist.github.com/QiMata/f1591881a758a405b63ddfc6f63b4154
Jared Rhodes, Microsoft MVP and Pluralsight Author, discusses his new course Identify Existing Products, Services and Technologies in Use For Microsoft Azure
Just to see if it was possible on my current project, I tried to generate C++ code files from their .proto definitions whenever CMake ran. To do this, I added a few lines to the CMakeLists.txt file of the project. The idea is to use execute_process to call protoc and generate the files in the […]
The Azure IoT Edge getting started guide currently utilizes VS Code and Docker to create modules. If you receive “docker.sock connect: permission denied” after trying to build, run the following two commands in the terminal: sudo usermod -aG docker $USER newgrp docker If you still have the error, restart your machine and try again.
There was a need for using a Kendo Grid in an Angular 5 website where the backing store for the data was Elastic Search. Utilizing the filtering on local data was simple enough but for the needs of filtering there needed to be server side integration. The server was running ASP.NET Core. To get started […]
