Explore what belonging is, why it matters, and how to recognize it. Learn about historical and current challenges to belonging in tech, and understand what contributes to a climate of belonging, including strategies to build inclusive environments.

Learn how to increase the scalability and manageability of a deployed .NET Aspire application by migrating resources from within containers to Azure services.

Tune the indexing policy based on your SQL queries in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL.

Customize indexing policies for a container in Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL.

Create consistent user interfaces across different devices by using StackLayout and Grid.

Microsoft Graph Toolkit components are flexible for customization. You can change the presentation of Microsoft Graph Toolkit components by using templates and learn troubleshooting techniques for rendering.

Do you want to further customize the UI experience for a user? Do you want to be able to add your pages and reports to the search functionality? In this module, you'll learn how to create page customizations for specific user profiles and extend the application areas.

Integrations are an important component of implementing finance and operations apps. By implementing recurring integrations, you can enable the exchange of documents or files between finance and operations apps and other applications or services.

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.

Do you want to know how to debug and deploy your extension? If so, this module helps you discover how to debug with Visual Studio Code and eventually publish your extension.

Learn how to debug C# console applications in Visual Studio Code and how to implement exception handling using the try-catch pattern. Configure the C# debugger tools in Visual Studio Code and use the debugger tools to isolate and fix logic issues. Examine the exception types provided by .NET and the properties of exception objects, then implement exception handling and throw customized exception objects.

Classes in TypeScript extend the ES6 functionality by adding TypeScript-specific features like type annotations for class members, access modifiers, and the ability to specify required or optional parameters. Another benefit of using TypeScript is that you can use it to develop with classes and then compile them down to JavaScript that works across all major browsers and platforms, as needed.