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[Build 2019] Let’s develop a Microsoft Graph-powered productivity app


As part of Build 2019, i scheduled this Microsoft Graph API related session in my schedule builder – so thought of sharing this one Smile

  • Let’s learn how to use Microsoft Graph to bring together some of the best experiences from Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and SharePoint.
  • In this Level 300 session, you will see how to build a schedule management app that leverages services including Identity, Notifications, and Calendar, examining query patterns for client apps like deltas, batching, and polling.

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[Build 2019] Machine learning with ML.Net


As i updated you earlier, ML.NET is a free, cross-platform and open source machine learning framework designed to bring the power of machine learning (ML) into .NET applications.

As you aware that we’re in mid of Microsoft Build 2019 conference, where we joined by Cesar De La Torre Llorente who gives us a great overview of what the goals of ML.NET are, and shares with us some of the highlights of the 1.0 release.

In this session, you can understand the difference between Machine learning vs Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning models, why we created ML.Net, how the machine learning can help, how you can use the ML.Net CLI, visual studio extension etc.

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