I am just in the mid of watching video. Amazingly relaxed manner, concise, step by step, nice tone, all clear. It is just a pleasure of watching it and being lead by such an great guy. Great stuff! Thanks a lot Les
Hey Les, hope you are well. I've just found your videos. I'm an old Fortran guy living in the digital era (error). I really appreciate the content levelling and pace of delivery. it really works for me.
Fantastic Tutorial..Would have loved to see the Indepth of Azure Functions ..Too much concentration on JSON desrialisation,stack overflow API's ..Just a Suggestion Les
Hi Jason. Thanks for the feedback mate. I'm planning on doing more stuff on Azure development in the new year, glad you found this one useful though!. Cheers, Les
Amazing Content plus I don't know but your voice is kinda mesmerizing. I don't know when I just started listening u I just wanna continue without getting stopped with the application. Thanks, you are amazing just keep doing the great job :)
Hi there! Tks for the lesson! I got stuck at minute 30: 2021-03-30T17:30:04.757 [Information] Executing 'Functions.TimerTrigger1' (Reason='This function was programmatically called via the host APIs.', Id=357da780-c65b-49e8-9131-140d18ff5c20) 2021-03-30T17:30:04.765 [Error] Executed 'Functions.TimerTrigger1' (Failed, Id=357da780-c65b-49e8-9131-140d18ff5c20, Duration=1ms)Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'connectionString') Any Ideas what is connectionString ? I get an HTTP response code 202 Accepted, but no message reaches Slack
Simply an awesome lesson. The Json string format we could create in that way could minimize the format error. var jsonFormat = string.Concat("{", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), "text", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), ":", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), msg, char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), "}"); where char.ConvertFromUtf32(34) is nothing but the character " in the string for string join.
So smooth .... I have been a developer for about 8 years with C# .NET, WPF, and C++ mostly worked on desktop applications. I need to get into cloud, microservices etc. I want to learn Azure from a developer point of view not from a business point of view. All the Azure courses I came across talk about its infra structure, pricing, security etc. As developer where and how should I learn Azure / AWS etc? I am not sure if this is the right starting point or is it? By the way I like all the content you do Les, thank you!!!
Hi mate, I've been avoiding front end stuff, but think the time has come to pick one and do some videos! I'll take a look at Angular and see what i think! Cheers, Les
Is there any way to create these time trigger functions dynamically. Instead creating different function for each schedule, read from json and create number of functions accordingly.
Hi Les, thanks for teaching us on building this project step by step, I encounter this problem while running the function app. "Unable to open a connection to your app. This may be due to any network security groups or IP restriction rules that you have placed on your app. To use log streaming, please make sure you are able to access your app directly from your current network." can you help me? Thank you
Hey Les Thanks for making such amazing video. I am just starting with Azure functions at work.it would be really helpful if you could share any pointers on creating azure function to read from event hub and write the messages to Azure data lake.i have tried the basic code in python for this but not sure if thats enough.
Hi!, nice video, well, I have a question, I have 3 Azure functions developed in Java, each of them is in a repository on Github, can I deploy each azure function in a single function app? Thank you
In our case, url is expected to be in any of the three (below) formats. 1) Groups 2) Groups/id 3) Groups?startIndex={startIndex}&count={count} Can you help us how to design route url in HTTP trigger functions ?
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Hello Les, i'm trying to follow your example using my own database. i have problem connecting to the DB. do you know if something is changed since you recorded the video? thanks
@@binarythistle thanks for your reply, I fixed the issue changing the version from 3 to 2, this fixed my issue. i read lots of articles where they complained about the same issues. thanks, mate, good job
if I would have had teachers like you back in school, I would be a fkn genius now!
I am just in the mid of watching video. Amazingly relaxed manner, concise, step by step, nice tone, all clear. It is just a pleasure of watching it and being lead by such an great guy. Great stuff! Thanks a lot Les
Hey Les, hope you are well. I've just found your videos. I'm an old Fortran guy living in the digital era (error). I really appreciate the content levelling and pace of delivery. it really works for me.
Thank you, this is the most fun I've had programming in a long time.
Fantastic Tutorial..Would have loved to see the Indepth of Azure Functions ..Too much concentration on JSON desrialisation,stack overflow API's ..Just a Suggestion Les
Your tutorials are awesome. For my money, I love your format and how you walk us through them. Keep up the good work.
I started writing Azure Functions at work just a couple of months ago. Thanks Les! Awesome stuff as usual.
Hi Jason. Thanks for the feedback mate. I'm planning on doing more stuff on Azure development in the new year, glad you found this one useful though!. Cheers, Les
Amazing Content plus I don't know but your voice is kinda mesmerizing. I don't know when I just started listening u I just wanna continue without getting stopped with the application. Thanks, you are amazing just keep doing the great job :)
Can you please make more videos on azure functions like with business logic, logging, triggers in visual studio
Cool format. Hope for more such tuts!
Thanks Vlad! More on the way for 2020!
This is a great introduction to Azure Function! I am just getting started with Azure so your video helped a lot!
Hi there! Tks for the lesson!
I got stuck at minute 30:
2021-03-30T17:30:04.757 [Information] Executing 'Functions.TimerTrigger1' (Reason='This function was programmatically called via the host APIs.', Id=357da780-c65b-49e8-9131-140d18ff5c20)
2021-03-30T17:30:04.765 [Error] Executed 'Functions.TimerTrigger1' (Failed, Id=357da780-c65b-49e8-9131-140d18ff5c20, Duration=1ms)Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'connectionString')
Any Ideas what is connectionString ?
I get an HTTP response code 202 Accepted, but no message reaches Slack
Simply an awesome lesson. The Json string format we could create in that way could minimize the format error. var jsonFormat = string.Concat("{", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), "text", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), ":", char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), msg, char.ConvertFromUtf32(34), "}"); where char.ConvertFromUtf32(34) is nothing but the character " in the string for string join.
fantastic step-by-step tutorial, nice use case
So smooth .... I have been a developer for about 8 years with C# .NET, WPF, and C++ mostly worked on desktop applications. I need to get into cloud, microservices etc. I want to learn Azure from a developer point of view not from a business point of view. All the Azure courses I came across talk about its infra structure, pricing, security etc. As developer where and how should I learn Azure / AWS etc? I am not sure if this is the right starting point or is it? By the way I like all the content you do Les, thank you!!!
Love these step-by-step lessons. Don't suppose you'd consider ever doing an Angular 8 project with web api backend? Thanks again for your work.
Hi mate, I've been avoiding front end stuff, but think the time has come to pick one and do some videos! I'll take a look at Angular and see what i think! Cheers, Les
Brother, Awesome.
Thanks for the video
Thanks much
You are an awesome teacher. Please do more of these videos :)
Thanks Vinay, that's really nice of you to say - I will be! Take it easy, Les
Thanks for this great video!! Really love it, I hope to go though some of your other videos in the near future
well done Les, keep going with your brilliant videos, very very clear, thank you so much
So good to watch your videos Les !!!.
Another excelente tutorial. Thank you for your time and effort. Regards. Fabian
Thanks for the feedback Fabian! I really appreciate it.
Hey Mate, just came across your channel and you have such an amazing content. I will be learning lots. Please keep bringing awesome videos.
Thanks Gavi - that's awesome feedback - thanks so much! Les
Thanks, Les! Keep up the good work.
Perfect for getting started.. Thank you.
THKS for the videos ! keep up the good work
Thanks Mohamed -will do!
Great Lesson, Thank you Les
Thank you, Jackson for this video
Perfect timing. Thank you very much
Cool mate! Glad i could help! Cheers, Les
Is there any way to create these time trigger functions dynamically. Instead creating different function for each schedule, read from json and create number of functions accordingly.
This is awesome.. very good job. Please create a video for micro service architecture with example.
I'm planning on doing a BIG microservices series! Stay tuned!
Hi Les, thanks for teaching us on building this project step by step, I encounter this problem while running the function app. "Unable to open a connection to your app. This may be due to any network security groups or IP restriction rules that you have placed on your app. To use log streaming, please make sure you are able to access your app directly from your current network." can you help me? Thank you
Hey Les
Thanks for making such amazing video. I am just starting with Azure functions at work.it would be really helpful if you could share any pointers on creating azure function to read from event hub and write the messages to Azure data lake.i have tried the basic code in python for this but not sure if thats enough.
Hi!, nice video, well, I have a question, I have 3 Azure functions developed in Java, each of them is in a repository on Github, can I deploy each azure function in a single function app? Thank you
In our case, url is expected to be in any of the three (below) formats.
1) Groups
2) Groups/id
3) Groups?startIndex={startIndex}&count={count}
Can you help us how to design route url in HTTP trigger functions ?
Hey Les, really awesome tutorial. Can you please make some more videos on azure like service bus, event grid etc..
Hi Srikanth, I've added both of those to the backlog of ideas - thanks so much for the suggestions! Cheers, Les
Sir Could you Post Step by step videos on Azure learning
Follow-up form my previous comment:
Explanation: API Tester was deprecated and was deactivated on June 30, 2021 as part of Rigor’s integration with Splunk and the release of Splunk Synthetic Monitoring.
If you enjoyed using API Tester, you might be interested in a free 14-day trial of Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, where API testing capabilities are now supported. You can learn more and sign up for a free 14-day trial here.
Hello Les, i'm trying to follow your example using my own database. i have problem connecting to the DB. do you know if something is changed since you recorded the video? thanks
Hi Corsaro, possibly! Azure moves at such a pace that something may have changed. What type of error are are you getting?
@@binarythistle thanks for your reply, I fixed the issue changing the version from 3 to 2, this fixed my issue. i read lots of articles where they complained about the same issues. thanks, mate, good job
Is it just me or did they change the look and feel of creating a function app?
I saw in the thumbnail this is S2E9, where is the rest??
Thanks
Wendells ... I love how yt translator can't manage australian accents :D
Thanks
You're welcome!