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The Graph API has seen incredible growth in the past year, and especially since the Build 2018 conference. We catch up with the latest additions to Microsoft's cloud APIs and new features in the ...
Azure Functions, Microsoft’s platform for building serverless applications, has long supported a variety of programming languages but it’s adding an important one today: Java.
Microsoft has done a lot to deliver Azure Functions’ developer experience. Once you’ve defined a function, it automatically becomes a Git endpoint, so you can build it into a continuous ...
Going forward, the .NET on Azure functions roadmap shows various items and initiatives in different stages. In the public preview (dev/test) stage -- along with the isolated worker support announced ...
Neo4j Inc. and Microsoft Corp. announced a collaboration today to integrate graph database features into Microsoft’s Fabric and Azure OpenAI services, with an aim to help users uncover patterns and ...
Today, Microsoft launched an update to the technical preview of Azure Stack and it’s the first one to offer some of Azure’s more advanced features and some of its platform-as-a-service tools.
Microsoft also announced the 2.0 GA release of its Durable Functions product, which is an Azure Functions extension that supports stateful functions in a serverless compute environment.
TechRepublic: Azure, Microsoft 365, GitHub: New services unveiled at Build 2019; How (and why) Microsoft is looking at freelance experts as its next big target for Office; Microsoft Azure: A cheat ...
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella called Office Graph Microsoft's 'most strategic API' back in 2014. But it's only now that Microsoft watchers are seeing tangible evidence of the clear implications of ...
Microsoft recently announced its Function as a Service (FaaS) offering Azure Functions now supports Node.js 14 and .NET 5. Developers can develop and deploy function applications leveraging the latest ...
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