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Time abstraction in .NET

With the new time abstraction support in .NET 8, you'll be able to write more robust and testable code when dealing with time-dependent logic. The old aproach Until now, a widely used approach was to create a wrapper to provide the current date and time. Something like the
25 Feb 2024 3 min read
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Upgrade Azure Function app runtime version

If you are using Azure Functions with the .NET 7 isolated runtime, you may have seen the following alert in the Azure portal: Upgrade your app to newer version as .NET 7 Isolated will reach EOL on 5/13/2024 and will no longer be supported. This post will cover
07 Feb 2024 2 min read
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Azure: How to create authentication credentials for sending emails using SMTP

In the previous article we saw how to set up Azure Communication Services and send email through the portal. Now it's time to create a user to send emails through third-party apps. Let's do this using the Azure CLI. The first step is to get the
11 Jan 2024 2 min read
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Using the Azure OpenAI SDK with .NET

This article will cover how to consume the OpenAI API using the Azure's official .NET library for OpenAI. Azure.AI.OpenAI 1.0.0-beta.12Azure’s official .NET library for OpenAI inference that supports Completions, Chat, and Embeddings. Works with Azure OpenAI resources as well as the non-Azure
06 Jan 2024 2 min read
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