I'm trying to develop a tutorial site similar to Google CodeLabs.
I'm referring to this article for develop a CodeLabs site.
Has anyone tried to used this tool for hosting their own CodeLabs site?
You can use the source code to create CodeLabs in your own machine.
You will need Go Lang for this or you can use the provided installers in the release section of Github.
Refer to https://github.com/googlecodelabs/tools/blob/master/claat/README.md
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I am creating a chatbot for my company - I have used Microsoft QnA to create a knowledge base, however I was following instructions from
https://www.meziantou.net/2017/05/16/creating-a-chat-bot-from-a-faq-with-azure-q-a-maker
https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Connect/2017/T107
These videos/articles show a "BotService" preview. I am using the new "BotApp Service" and cannot figure out where to link up my knowledge base to my bot.
I am a true beginner to this and was encouraged by the video tutorials made with the old "BotService" - however when I have tried to do this, I've run into a wall with it already.
All I want to do is link up my current knowledgebase made in QnA to my Azure platform in order to use the bot on my website.
Thanks,
T
T, you should publish the QA Knowledge base/Q&A as a service, a step by step guide can be found here , I'd also recommend checking the QnA Maker page if you haven't already, it can be found here
Is there any Sample or blogs available which talks about Xamarin.Forms & Google Drive integration? I have read google docs and i can understand there is no official support as of now. But any alternate approach or workaround is appreciated.
As you have mentioned there is no official libraries available for Xamarin.Forms & Google drive, but you can access gdrive using .Net nugets with some more platform specific codes in xamarin.forms. I have written a blog about it read it here. Hope that blogs helps !
I found that most sample codes are read-only in the app, without post creation and response functionality.
I would like to create a mobile app (with titanium or phonegap) with post creation and response functionalities.
Any idea on how to implement it? Or any sample code that shows this functionality?
If you are enough skilled you can use Apppresser ( http://apppresser.com - https://wordpress.org/plugins/apppresser/).
It is a framework that allows you to build your app in wordpress and publish it through PhoneGap. It allows also to integrate and use many PhoneGap libraries.
I used it on couple of project and it is great, but again, you have to be quite skilled because it is a framework and not a visual builder.
They also have lots of video tutorial in documentation section that can make your life easier.
The framework is free but there are some useful paid add ons. For a blog app free framework has all you need.
Hope this helps!
I'm thinking about moving one of my projects onto Windows Azure - But was wondering if any super talented developers have written a guide on how to configure / set it up and then deploy a site?
I have seen a couple of videos for people doing it on EC2 but wanted to do it on Azure...
Thanks
Maarten Balliauw has a great series of articles on building a Twitter client app in the cloud using the Azure platform.
Well worth a read.
Kindness,
Dan
i have created a project in asp.net.now i want to implement asp.net administration tool in my project for user management.The tool works fine in a website ,but in a project it does not work.
Actually i have used the follows links to do this:-
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb515342.aspx
When i implemented this walkthrough in the project, the Profile.aspx.vb shows errors.Means in this walkthrough it is specified that profilecommon will be formed dynamically.In website its working.But in project its shows 'ProfileCommon is not defined. What may me the reason?
It sounds like you want to implement your own version of the ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool (WSAT) for use "inside of" your own website.
The walk-through that you link to is okay, however, it doesn't walk through creating anything that is particularly generic and can be simply "dropped in" to an existing web site.
I'd suggest looking at this tutorial:
Rolling Your Own Website Administration Tool
as a way of creating your own set of pages specifically for user/role/membership management. You can even download the code for the article if you don't want to re-type it all out yourself. Unfortunately, the code for this tool and in this article is in C#, however, the code is not especially complex and should be able to be easily converted to VB.NET using one of the many available code converter tools.
There is also this tutorial:
Users and Roles On The Production Website
which is VB-specific and should help with building your own WSAT-like tool.
Some time ago, on the CodePlex site, there was an ASP.NET WSAT Starter Kit project that also served the same purpose (and arguably improved on the "default" WSAT considerably), however, that project unfortunately no longer exists. After some searching however, it appears as though the code for this tool is still available, so you could perhaps take a look at that tool also (the code is in VB).
You can find that here:
ASP.Net WSAT (Web Site Administration) Starter Kit. What happened?
(check the very last post at the bottom of the page).