Learn how to remotely debug your ASP.NET Core apps on Azure App Service directly using Visual Studio 2022.

This module introduces you to the Azure data storage options that are often used in Azure IoT solutions, and the hot and cold storage paths that can be implemented in support of various business requirements.

This module will introduce you to using your SharePoint Framework customizations in Microsoft Teams.

In this module, you create a basic web app that can be used for voice calling with Azure Communication Services.

In the previous module, you created a basic informative bot without any interrupting or breaking scenario involved. This module shows you how to enhance the bot with advanced functionalities.

Examine the approaches to apply device management tasks to large numbers of IoT devices using Azure IoT Hub.

Use JavaScript to author server-side stored procedures, user-defined functions, and triggers.

Deploy a data technology stack that provides data governance, data quality, data lineage, data enrichment, and data standardization layers to your Azure ecosystem. Combine the power of Microsoft Purview, Azure Data Factory, and CluedIn into a powerhouse of data governance and data quality. This data pipeline takes raw data and surfaces high quality and ready-for-insight data to downstream systems and users.

Developers can provide their Microsoft Teams apps to an individual, team, organization, or anyone who wants to use it. How you distribute depends on several factors including users' needs, business, technical requirements, and your goals for the app. Developers can also distribute their apps directly to the store inside Microsoft Teams and reach millions of users around the world. If your app is also featured in the store, you can instantly reach potential customers. In this module, you'll learn how to publish your app to Teams Store, focusing primarily on app validation process, best time to complete this module is during the planning stage of building an app.

Author user-defined functions and triggers using JavaScript in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL.

This module introduces you to several data tracking, loading, and streaming tools that you can use to track or synchronize data changes from your Azure SQL Database to other destinations. More specifically, we will cover: change data capture (CDC), SQL Data Sync, and change tracking.

Explore distribution channels for HoloLens apps and analyze which channel is best for your app.

Remote development provides benefits like consistent environments, the ability to use more powerful hardware, and the flexibility to develop on different platforms without impacting your local machine. Visual Studio Code provides tools for various remote development setups, such as using a container, a remote machine, or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). In this path, you will:

Learn how to securely upload images to Azure Blob Storage from a static web app by using an Azure Function to generate on-demand shared access signatures.

By using what you've learned about Go, write and test a complete program.

This module introduces you to troubleshooting device connection and communications issues, and it examines best practice approaches and troubleshooting guidelines that apply to device connections.

Evaluate the principles and common patterns of device management, and device management using device twins and direct methods in Azure IoT Hub.

Microsoft Office clients enable developers to create add-ins that extend Microsoft Word with custom functionality. Through a JavaScript API, developers can manipulate the content in a Word document from an app running in the task pane. In this module, you'll learn how to build a Word add-in that inserts (and replaces) text ranges, paragraphs, images, HTML, tables, and content controls. You'll also learn how to format text and how to insert (and replace) content in content controls.

Adaptive Cards are platform-agnostic snippets of UI, authored in JSON, that apps and services can openly exchange. When delivered to a specific app, the JSON is transformed into native UI that automatically adapts to its surroundings. It helps design and integrate light-weight UI for all major platforms and frameworks. In this module, you'll learn how to create engaging messages with Adaptive Cards to create Outlook Actionable Messages and conversations in Microsoft Teams.

Teams platform has evolved and it now integrates with the broader Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Extending your Teams app across Microsoft 365 not only increases your app's audience but also enables you to create unique app experiences for Teams, Outlook, and Microsoft 365 environments from a single codebase. This extension allows users to remain in their work context within Microsoft 365 while using your app, simplifies the process for them, and provides IT administrators with a consolidated app management and deployment workflow.

This module explores how to effectively use Azure Database for PostgreSQL - Flexible Server and the Azure AI extension to develop powerful Generative AI applications.

Develop apps with the Microsoft Graph Toolkit helps you learn basic concepts of Microsoft Graph Toolkit. It will guide you with hands-on exercises on how to use the Microsoft Graph Toolkit, a set of web components and authentication providers to connect your web app to Microsoft Graph and load data from Microsoft 365.

Learn the fundamentals of designing mixed reality apps and experiences.

Review the common Cosmos DB administrative tasks of monitor, performance metrics, backup and security used in Azure.