Microsoft programming Books

Book SynopsisThis book provides a complete A-to-Z reference for using VB with the .NET 2.0 platform and the .NET 3.0 extensions. It contains new chapters that explore the interactions between the existing framework and the new extensions, offering readers an edge when they evaluate and implement .NET 3.0 for the first time. To provide even more support, the book comes with a bonus CD that provides over 500 pages of carefully selected additional content to help broaden a reader's understanding of both .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.0.Table of ContentsIntroducing Visual Basic 2008 and the .NET Platform.- The Philosophy of .NET.- Building Visual Basic 2008 Applications.- Core VB Programming Constructs.- VB 2008 Programming Constructs, Part I.- VB 2008 Programming Constructs, Part II.- Designing Encapsulated Class Types.- Understanding Inheritance and Polymorphism.- Understanding Structured Exception Handling.- Understanding Object Lifetime.- Advanced VB Programming Constructs.- Working with Interface Types.- Collections, Generics, and Nullable Data Types.- Delegates, Events, and Lambdas.- Operator Overloading and Custom Conversion Routines.- VB 2008-Specific Language Features.- An Introduction to LINQ.- Programming with .NET Assemblies.- Introducing .NET Assemblies.- Type Reflection, Late Binding, and Attribute-Based Programming.- Processes, AppDomains, and Object Contexts.- Building Multithreaded Applications.- .NET Interoperability Assemblies.- Introducing the .NET Base Class Libraries.- File and Directory Manipulation.- Introducing Object Serialization.- ADO.NET Part I: The Connected Layer.- ADO.NET Part II: The Disconnected Layer.- Programming with the LINQ APIs.- Introducing Windows Communication Foundation.- Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation.- Desktop Applications with Windows Forms.- Introducing Windows Forms.- Rendering Graphical Data with GDI+.- Programming with Windows Forms Controls.- Desktop Applications with WPF.- Introducing Windows Presentation Foundation and XAML.- Programming with WPF Controls.- WPF 2D Graphical Rendering, Resources, and Themes.- Building Web Applications with ASP.NET.- Building ASP.NET Web Pages.- ASP.NET Web Controls, Themes, and Master Pages.- ASP.NET State Management Techniques.

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Book SynopsisWritten by a member of Microsoft’s Power BI team, this resource provides a practical step by step guide on creating a financial dashboard. The book covers in detail how to combine and shape the relevant data, build the dashboard in Power BI, providing layout and design tips and tricks, prepare the model to work with fiscal dates, and show values used in many financial reports, including year-to-date, variance-to-target, percentage-of-total, and running totals reports.

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Book Synopsis 　 DESCRIPTION Most businesses rely on a complex patchwork of client computers, physical and virtual servers, middleware, and, increasingly, mobile devices and cloud services. Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) sits smack in the middle of this tapestry, providing a single administrative control center to deploy and manage Windows servers and applications across your entire infrastructure, including cross-platform management of Mac OS X, Linux, and UNIX. Learn SCCM in a Month of Lunches is a super-practical guide to Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager. This book cuts to the chase and gets readers up to speed with the day-to-day tasks of managing a system with SCCM in a matter of days. Whether readers have just been pressed into service as new sysadmin or are familiar with the inner workings of Active Directory and App-V, they’ll be productive immediately as they work through the 25 self-contained lessons in this handy tutorial. 　 RETAIL SELLING POINTS Covers all aspects of SCCM administration Discusses brand-new SCCM management concepts Shows how to deploy applications from the cloud AUDIENCE Readers need no prior experience with System Center Configuration Manager. ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY Configuration Manager is one of the flagship products in Microsoft’s System Center 2012 suite. It enables businesses to effectively deploy and manage Windows systems and applications across their entire environment.

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Book SynopsisThere's a big gap between running machine learning and data processes as prototypes, and deploying them to a production cloud environment. Data Engineering on Azure reveals the architectural, operational, and data management techniques that power cloud-based data infrastructure built on the Microsoft Azure platform. Data Engineering on Azure teaches you to build a scalable and robust data platform to industry-leading standards. All examples are based on the production big data platform that powers Microsoft's customer growth operations. You'll learn techniques and best practices that author Vlad Riscutia and his team use on a daily basis, including automation and DevOps, running a reliable machine learning pipeline, and managing your data inventory. Examples are illustrated with Azure. The patterns and techniques are transferable to other cloud platforms. About the TechnologyBuild secure, stable data platforms that can scale to loads of any size. When a project moves from the lab into production, you need confidence that it can stand up to real-world challenges. This book teaches you to design and implement cloud-based data infrastructure that you can easily monitor, scale, and modify. Trade Review"A definitive and complete guide on data engineering, with clear and easy-to-reproduce examples." Kelum Prabath Senanayake, Echoworx "An all-in-one Azure book, covering all a solutions architect or engineer needs to think about." Albert Nogués, Danone "A meaningful journey through the Azure ecosystem. You'll be building pipelines and joining components quickly!" Todd Cook, Appen "A gateway into the world of Azure for machine learning and DevOps engineers." Krzysztof Kamyczek, Luxoft

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Book SynopsisLearn the basics of using the micro: bit, an open source hardware ARM-based embedded system used to teach computer programming, to build a series of 10 different gadgets from scratch! You'll use the micro: bit to make: a scrolling name tag, animated LED displays a high-tech compass. a handheld tilting game with a buzzer and saved high score a carnival-like strength tester a powered cooling fan helmet an electronic musical instrument a security system that sends alerts to your computer when someone enters the room. a wheeled robot an alert to water your plants You will learn how simple electrical devices like speakers, motors, buzzers and fans work. You'll understand electronic components like resistors, force resistors, photoresistors, LEDs, and Op Amps, as well as Infrared distance sensors and soil moisture sensors. You'll also get a beginner's look at micropython, one of the fastest-growing computer languages. In this book you will combine multiple disciplines -- electronics, programming, and engineering -- to build a series of successful gadgets. Everything is explained with lots and lots of full-color line drawings. No prior experience is necessary. You'll have fun while you learn a t

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Book SynopsisDESCRIPTION SharePoint is Microsoft’s platform for building portals for managing and sharing content, such as documents, database information, and key business metrics. Web Parts are the core building blocks of all SharePoint applications. SharePoint 2010 Web Parts in Action teaches readers to use and customize SharePoint 2010’s default Web Parts and to build custom Web Parts. Numerous examples illustrate everything from design to development to deployment and more. The book is focused on the SharePoint 2010 release and highlights the new features and tools. KEY POINTS F • Web Parts are required for all SharePoint applications F • The only book to cover SharePoint 2010 Web Parts F • Numerous real-world examples

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Book SynopsisUm noch mehr aus Excel herauszuholen, sind Kenntnisse der VBA-Programmierung von großem Vorteil: Dann können Sie Excel auf Ihre Bedürfnisse zuschneiden und langweilige Routinearbeiten automatisieren. Dieses Buch zeigt Ihnen zunächst den Umgang mit dem VBA-Editor und gibt einen Einblick in die wichtigsten Programmiertechniken, wie Sie Fehler beseitigen, Range-Objekte einsetzen und den Programmfluss steuern. Lernen Sie dann die vielfältigen Programmiermöglichkeiten kennen. Alle Beispielprogramme und Arbeitsblätter stehen zum Download zur Verfügung. Sie werden staunen: Mit VBA können Sie sich selbst Dialogboxen, Werkzeugleisten und Menüs schneidern. Und das schon nach kurzer Zeit!Table of ContentsÜber den Autor 9 Einführung 25 Über dieses Buch 25 Konventionen in diesem Buch 26 Makrosicherheit 27 Törichte Annahmen über die Leser 28 Symbole, die in diesem Buch verwendet werden 29 Wie es weitergeht 29 Teil I: Excel VBA – die ersten Schritte 31 Kapitel 1 VBA kennenlernen 33 Die VBA-Grundlagen verstehen 33 Wissen, was mit VBA möglich ist 34 Text einfügen 35 Eine häufig ausgeführte Aufgabe automatisieren 35 Automatisierung wiederholter Operationen 35 Einen benutzerdefinierten Befehl anlegen 35 Eine benutzerdefinierte Schaltfläche erstellen 36 Neue Funktionen für die Arbeitsmappe entwickeln 36 Benutzerdefinierte Add-Ins für Excel erstellen 36 Das meiste aus VBA herausholen 36 Wissen, was VBA am besten kann 36 Erkennen, welche Nachteile die Verwendung von VBA mit sich bringt 37 VBA-Konzepte verstehen 38 Sicherstellen der Excel-Kompatibilität 40 Kapitel 2 Einfache Makros erstellen 41 Die Registerkarte »Entwicklertools« anzeigen 41 Ein Makro erstellen 42 Die Umgebung vorbereiten 42 Ein Makro aufzeichnen 43 Das Makro ausführen 45 Ein Makro im Visual Basic-Editor anzeigen 46 Das Makro abändern 48 Arbeitsmappen speichern, die Makros enthalten 49 Makro-Sicherheit verstehen 50 Teil II: Die Zusammenarbeit von VBA und Excel 53 Kapitel 3 Der Visual Basic-Editor 55 Den Visual Basic-Editor kennenlernen 55 Den VBE aktivieren 55 VBE-Komponenten erforschen 56 Arbeiten im Projekt-Explorer 58 Ein neues VBA-Modul hinzufügen 59 Arbeiten im Codebereich 60 Fenster minimieren und maximieren 60 Die Bestandteile eines Moduls erkunden 61 VBA-Code in ein Modul einfügen 61 Code direkt eingeben 62 Verwendung des Makro-Rekorders 65 VBA-Code kopieren 67 Anpassung des VBE 68 Die Registerkarte »Editor« 68 Die Registerkarte »Editorformat« 70 Die Registerkarte »Allgemein« 71 Die Registerkarte »Verankern« 72 Kapitel 4 Einführung in das Excel-Objektmodell 73 Arbeiten mit dem Excel-Objektmodell 73 Die Objekthierarchie verstehen 74 Auf Objekte verweisen 75 In Objekteigenschaften und Methoden eintauchen 78 Objekteigenschaften festlegen 80 Mit Objektmethoden Aktionen unternehmen 81 Objekte reagieren auf Ereignisse 83 VBA-Ressourcen zu weiterführenden Informationen 83 Das VBA-Hilfesystem verwenden 83 Den Objektkatalog verwenden 84 Automatische Auflistung von Eigenschaften und Methoden 85 Kapitel 5 Sub-und Funktionsprozeduren in VBA 87 Sub-Prozeduren im Vergleich zu Funktionsprozeduren 87 Einen Blick auf Sub-Prozeduren werfen 88 Einen Blick auf Funktionsprozeduren werfen 88 Namen für Sub-Prozeduren und Funktionsprozeduren 89 Sub-Prozeduren ausführen 90 Die Sub-Prozedur direkt ausführen 92 Die Prozedur vom Dialogfeld Makro aus ausführen 92 Ein Makro mithilfe einer Tastenkombination ausführen 93 Die Prozedur über eine Schaltfläche oder eine Form ausführen 94 Die Prozedur von einer anderen Prozedur aus ausführen 96 Die Prozedur vom Direktfenster aus ausführen 97 Funktionsprozeduren ausführen 97 Die Funktionsprozedur aus einer Sub-Prozedur aufrufen 98 Aufruf der Funktion im Direktfenster 98 Aufruf einer Funktion von einer Formel in einer Tabelle aus 99 Kapitel 6 Mit dem Makro-Rekorder arbeiten 103 Grundlagen der Aufzeichnung 103 Vorbereitung auf die Aufzeichnung 105 Zwischen relativem und absolutem Modus wählen 105 Aufzeichnung im absoluten Modus 106 Aufzeichnung im relativen Modus 107 Dem Makro-Rekorder bei der Arbeit zusehen 109 Aufzeichnungsoptionen für Ihr Makro angeben 110 Code aufräumen, den der Makro-Rekorder aufgezeichnet hat 112 Teil III: Programmierkonzepte 115 Kapitel 7 Wichtige Elemente der Sprache VBA 117 Kommentare in Ihrem VBA-Code 117 Variablen, Konstanten und Datentypen 119 Variablen verstehen 119 Was sind die Datentypen in VBA? 121 Variablen deklarieren und ihnen einen Gültigkeitsbereich zuweisen 122 Mit Konstanten arbeiten 127 Vorgefertigte Konstanten verwenden 128 Mit Zeichenfolgen arbeiten 129 Mit Datumswerten arbeiten 130 Zuweisungsbefehle verwenden 131 Beispiele für den Zuweisungsbefehl 131 Das Gleichheitszeichen 132 Hilfreiche Operatoren 132 Arrays 133 Arrays deklarieren 134 Mehrdimensionale Arrays 134 Dynamische Arrays 135 Die Verwendung von Zeilenmarken (Labels) 136 Kapitel 8 Mit Range-Objekten arbeiten 137 Auf »Range«-Objekte verweisen 137 Auf einen Bereich mithilfe von Eigenschaften verweisen 139 Die »Cells«-Eigenschaft 139 Die »Offset«-Eigenschaft 140 Die »Resize«-Eigenschaft 141 Mit Eigenschaften des »Range«-Objekts arbeiten 141 Die »Value«-Eigenschaft 142 Die »Text«-Eigenschaft 143 Die »Count«-Eigenschaft 143 Die »Column«-und die »Row«-Eigenschaft 143 Die »Address«-Eigenschaft 144 Die »HasFormula«-Eigenschaft 144 Die »Font«-Eigenschaft 145 Die »Interior«-Eigenschaft 146 Die »Formula«-Eigenschaft 147 Die »NumberFormat«-Eigenschaft 148 Aktionen mit Methoden des »Range«-Objekts unternehmen 148 Die »Select«-Methode 149 Die Methoden »Copy« und »Paste« 149 Die »Clear«-Methode 150 Die »Delete«-Methode 150 Kapitel 9 VBA-und Arbeitsblattfunktionen 151 Funktionen verstehen 151 Eingebaute VBA-Funktionen verwenden 152 Arbeiten mit Datum und Uhrzeit 152 Arbeiten mit Zeichenfolgen 154 Objekte und Daten identifizieren 155 VBA-Funktionen, die mehr tun, als einen Wert zurückzugeben 156 VBA-Funktionen finden 156 Arbeitsblattfunktionen in VBA verwenden 159 Beispiele für Arbeitsblattfunktionen 160 Eingabe von Arbeitsblattfunktionen 162 Weitere Informationen über die Verwendung von Arbeitsblattfunktionen 163 Benutzerdefinierte Funktionen verwenden 164 Kapitel 10 Steuerung des Programmablaufs und Entscheidungen 165 Schwimmen mit dem Strom 165 Die »GoTo«-Anweisung 166 Entscheidungen, Entscheidungen! 168 Die »If-Then «-Struktur 168 Die »Select Case«-Struktur 172 Ihr Code für eine Schleife 175 »For-Next «-Schleifen 175 »Do While«-Schleifen 180 »Do Until«-Schleifen 181 »For Each-Next «-Schleifen für Collections ausführen 181 Kapitel 11 Automatische Prozeduren und Ereignisse 185 Vorbereitung auf das große Ereignis 185 Lernen, wann Sie Ereignisprozeduren einsetzen 187 Programmierung von Prozeduren zur Ereignisverarbeitung 188 Wissen, wo man den Ereigniscode einfügt 188 Eine Prozedur zur Ereignisverarbeitung schreiben 189 »Workbook«-Ereignisse auslösen 190 Das »Open«-Ereignis für eine Arbeitsmappe 191 Das »BeforeClose«-Ereignis für eine Arbeitsmappe 193 Das »BeforeSave«-Ereignis für eine Arbeitsmappe 194 Aktivierungsereignisse verwenden 195 Aktivierungs-und Deaktivierungsereignisse in einem Arbeitsblatt 195 Aktivierungs-und Deaktivierungsereignisse in einer Arbeitsmappe 196 Arbeitsmappen-Aktivierungsereignisse 197 Programmierung von Arbeitsblattereignissen 198 Das »BeforeDoubleClick«-Ereignis 198 Das »BeforeRightClick«-Ereignis 198 Das »Change«-Ereignis 199 Ereignisse verstehen, die keinen Objekten zugeordnet sind 201 Das »OnTime«-Ereignis 201 Tastenaktionen 203 Kapitel 12 Techniken zur Fehlerverarbeitung 205 Fehlertypen 205 Ein fehlerhaftes Beispielmakro 206 Nicht ganz perfekte Makros 207 Das Makro noch perfekter machen 208 Verabschieden Sie sich von der Perfektion! 209 Alternative Wege der Fehlerverarbeitung 210 Noch einmal die Prozedur »EnterSquareRoot« 210 Fehler mit der »On-Error «-Anweisung abfangen 211 Fehlerverarbeitung: die Details 212 Fortsetzung nach einem Fehler 212 Fehlerverarbeitung im Überblick 214 Ein beabsichtigter Fehler 214 Kapitel 13 Techniken, mit denen Sie Fehler loswerden 217 Verschiedene Fehlerarten 217 Programmierfehler identifizieren 219 Debugging-Techniken 220 Ihren Code überprüfen 220 Die »MsgBox«-Funktion verwenden 220 »Debug.Print«-Anweisungen einfügen 222 Verwendung des VBA-Debuggers 222 Debugging-Tools verwenden 223 Haltepunkte in Ihrem Code setzen 223 Das Überwachungsfenster verwenden 226 Das Lokal-Fenster 228 Tipps, wie Sie weniger Programmierfehler machen 229 Kapitel 14 VBA-Programmierbeispiele 231 Mit Bereichen arbeiten 231 Einen Bereich kopieren 232 Einen variablen Bereich kopieren 233 Auswahl bis zum Ende einer Zeile oder Spalte 235 Eine Zeile oder Spalte auswählen 236 Einen Bereich verschieben 236 Einen Bereich effizient durchlaufen 236 Einen Bereich effizient durchlaufen (Teil II) 238 Einen Zellwert anfordern 239 Den Auswahltyp bestimmen 240 Eine Mehrfachauswahl erkennen 240 Excel-Einstellungen abändern 241 Boolesche Einstellungen ändern 241 Nicht-boolesche Einstellungen ändern 242 Diagramme 242 »AddChart« im Vergleich zu »AddChart2« 243 Den Diagrammtyp ändern 245 Die »ChartObjects«-Collection durchlaufen 245 Diagrammeigenschaften ändern 246 Diagrammformatierungen anwenden 246 VBA-Geschwindigkeitstipps 248 Die Bildschirmaktualisierung abschalten 248 Die automatische Berechnung ausschalten 249 Lästige Warnungen deaktivieren 249 Objektreferenzen vereinfachen 251 Variablentypen deklarieren 251 Die »With-End With«-Struktur 252 Kapitel 15 Einfache Dialogfelder 253 In VBA mit dem Benutzer interagieren 253 Meldungen mit der »MsgBox«-Funktion anzeigen 254 Ein einfaches Meldungsfeld anzeigen 255 Eine Antwort aus einem Meldungsfeld erhalten 256 Meldungsfelder anpassen 257 Daten mit der Funktion »InputBox« abfragen 260 Die Syntax von »InputBox« verstehen 260 Die Funktion »InputBox« verwenden 260 Die Methode »InputBox« verwenden 262 Den Benutzer eine Datei oder einen Ordner auswählen lassen 263 Eine »GetOpenFilename«-Anweisung erstellen 264 Eine Datei mit »GetOpenFilename« auswählen 264 Pfad und Dateinamen mit »GetSaveAsFilename« ermitteln 266 Einen Ordnernamen ermitteln 267 Eingebaute Excel-Dialogfelder anzeigen 267 Teil IV: Kommunikation mit Ihren Benutzern 271 Kapitel 16 UserForm-Grundlagen 273 Erkennen, wann man ein UserForm braucht 273 UserForms erstellen: ein Überblick 275 Mit UserForms arbeiten 276 Ein neues UserForm einfügen 276 Einem UserForm Steuerelemente hinzufügen 277 Die Eigenschaften eines UserForm-Steuerelements ändern 277 Den Codebereich für ein UserForm anzeigen 279 Ein UserForm anzeigen 279 Informationen aus einem UserForm verarbeiten 280 Ein UserForm-Beispiel 280 Das UserForm erstellen 281 Die Befehlsschaltflächen hinzufügen 281 Optionsfelder einfügen 283 Prozeduren zur Ereignisverarbeitung einfügen 284 Ein Makro anlegen, das das Dialogfeld anzeigt 286 Das Makro für den Benutzer bereitstellen 286 Das Makro testen 288 Kapitel 17 UserForm-Steuerelemente verwenden 291 Steuerelemente im Dialogfeld – die ersten Schritte 291 Steuerelemente hinzufügen 292 Eigenschaften von Steuerelementen – Grundlagen 293 Details zu den Steuerelementen in einem Dialogfeld kennenlernen 295 Das »CheckBox«-Steuerelement – Kontrollkästchen 296 Das »ComboBox«-Steuerelement – Kombinationsfeld 296 Das »CommandButton«-Steuerelement – Befehlsschaltfläche 297 Das »Frame«-Steuerelement – Rahmen 298 Das »Image«-Steuerelement (Bildfeld) 298 Das »Label«-Steuerelement (Bezeichnungsfeld) 299 Das »ListBox«-Steuerelement (Listenfeld) 300 Das »MultiPage«-Steuerelement – Multiseiten 301 Das »OptionButton«-Steuerelement – Optionsfelder 302 Das »RefEdit«-Steuerelement 302 Das »ScrollBar«-Steuerelement – Bildlaufleiste 303 Das »SpinButton«-Steuerelement – Drehfeld 304 Das »TabStrip«-Steuerelement – Register 305 Das »TextBox«-Steuerelement – Textfeld 305 Das »ToggleButton«-Steuerelement – Umschaltfeld 306 Die Arbeit mit Steuerelementen in Dialogfeldern 306 Steuerelemente verschieben und ihre Größe ändern 307 Steuerelemente ausrichten und Abstände einhalten 307 Tastaturbenutzern helfen 308 Ein UserForm testen 310 Dialogfeld-Ästhetik 310 Kapitel 18 UserForms – Techniken und Tricks 311 Dialogfelder verwenden 311 Ein UserForm-Beispiel 312 Das Dialogfeld erstellen 312 Code für die Anzeige des Dialogfelds 315 Das Makro bereitstellen 315 Ihr Dialogfeld ausprobieren 316 Prozeduren zur Ereignisverarbeitung einfügen 316 Die Daten auswerten 318 Jetzt funktioniert das Dialogfeld 319 Beispiel für ein Listenfeld-Steuerelement 319 Ein Listenfeld füllen 320 Das ausgewählte Element bestimmen 321 Mehrfachauswahlen bestimmen 322 Einen Bereich auswählen 323 Mehrere Gruppen von Optionsfeldern verwenden 325 Ein Drehfeld und ein Textfeld verwenden 326 Ein UserForm als Fortschrittsanzeige verwenden 328 Ein Dialogfeld als Fortschrittsanzeige einrichten 329 Die Prozeduren 330 Wie dieses Beispiel funktioniert 331 Ein nicht modales Dialogfeld mit Registerkarten erstellen 332 Ein Diagramm in einem UserForm anzeigen 334 Eine Checkliste für Dialogfelder 335 Kapitel 19 Zugriff auf Ihre Makros über die Benutzeroberfläche 337 Das Menüband anpassen 337 Das Menüband manuell anpassen 338 Dem Menüband ein Makro hinzufügen 340 Anpassung des Menübands mit XML 340 Die Excel-Benutzeroberfläche mit VBA anpassen 345 Befehle zur Registerkarte »Add-Ins « des Menübands hinzufügen 346 Dem Kontextmenü »Cell« einen neuen Eintrag hinzufügen 347 Anpassungen automatisch hinzufügen 349 Kontextmenüs und das Single Document Interface verstehen 349 Teil V: Das große Ganze 351 Kapitel 20 Arbeitsblattfunktionen erstellen 353 Vereinfachen Sie mit benutzerdefinierten Funktionen Ihre Arbeit 353 Grundlagen der VBA-Funktionen 354 Funktionen schreiben 355 Mit Funktionsargumenten arbeiten 356 Eine Funktion ohne Argumente 356 Eine Funktion mit einem Argument 357 Eine Funktion mit zwei Argumenten 359 Eine Funktion mit einem Bereichsargument 360 Eine Funktion mit einem optionalen Argument 362 Wrapper-Funktionen 364 Die »NumberFormat«-Funktion 364 Die »ExtractElement«-Funktion 364 Die »SayIt«-Funktion 365 Die »IsLike«-Funktion 366 Funktionen, die ein Array zurückgeben 366 Ein Array mit Monatsnamen zurückgeben 366 Eine sortierte Liste zurückgeben 367 Das Dialogfeld »Funktion einfügen« verwenden 369 Die Funktionsbeschreibung anzeigen 369 Argumentbeschreibungen 371 Kapitel 21 Add-Ins in Excel erstellen 373 Was ist ein Add-In? 373 Gründe für die Erstellung von Add-Ins 374 Die Arbeit mit Add-Ins 375 Add-In-Grundlagen 376 Sehen Sie sich ein Beispiel für ein Add-In an 377 Einrichtung der Arbeitsmappe 377 Die Arbeitsmappe testen 379 Beschreibende Informationen hinzufügen 380 Den VBA-Code schützen 381 Das Add-In anlegen 381 Das Add-In öffnen 382 Das Add-In weitergeben 383 Das Add-In ändern 383 Teil VI: Der Top-Ten-Teil 385 Kapitel 22 Zehn nützliche Tipps für den Visual Basic-Editor 387 Kommentarblöcke verwenden 387 Mehrere Codezeilen kopieren 389 Zwischen Modulen und Prozeduren springen 389 Beamen Sie sich zu Ihren Funktionen 389 In der richtigen Prozedur bleiben 390 Den Code schrittweise ausführen 391 Zu einer bestimmten Codezeile springen 392 Die Codeausführung an einer bestimmten Stelle unterbrechen 392 Den Anfang und das Ende des Variablenwerts anzeigen 393 Die automatische Syntaxüberprüfung ausschalten 394 Kapitel 23 Ressourcen mit Hilfe zu VBA 397 Lassen Sie Excel die Makros für Sie schreiben 397 Nutzen Sie das Hilfesystem 398 Stibitzen Sie Code im Internet 398 Userforen optimal nutzen 399 Besuchen Sie Experten-Blogs 400 Suchen Sie auf YouTube nach Schulungsvideos 400 Nehmen Sie an Onlinekursen teil 401 Vom Office Dev Center lernen 401 Analysieren Sie andere Excel-Dateien in Ihrem Unternehmen 401 Fragen Sie die Excel-Experten vor Ort 402 Kapitel 24 Zehn Dinge, die Sie beherzigen oder vermeiden sollten 403 Deklarieren Sie alle Variablen 403 Verwechseln Sie Passwörter nicht mit Sicherheit 404 Bereinigen Sie Ihren Code 404 Schreiben Sie nicht alles in eine Prozedur 405 Denken Sie daran, dass es noch andere Software gibt 405 Gehen Sie nicht davon aus, dass alle Benutzer Makros aktivieren 405 Gewöhnen Sie sich an, zu experimentieren 405 Gehen Sie nicht davon aus, dass Ihr Code in anderen Excel-Versionen funktioniert 406 Denken Sie immer an Ihre Benutzer 406 Vergessen Sie die Datensicherung nicht! 406 Abbildungsverzeichnis 407 Stichwortverzeichnis 415

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Book SynopsisEin überquellendes Postfach, zu viele Meetings, nie genügend Zeit? Nutzen Sie Outlook richtig - nicht nur zum Mailen, sondern auch und vor allem zur Organisation Ihrer Kontakte, Termine und Aufgaben. Christine Peyton und Andre Möller zeigen Ihnen, wie Ihnen Outlook hilft, sich zu organisieren, Prioritäten zu setzen und vieles mehr. Planen Sie Besprechungen mit mehreren Teilnehmern und nutzen Sie die Funktionen von Microsoft 365 für die Zusammenarbeit. Halten Sie Ihren Posteingang aufgeräumt, finden Sie Mails und Unterlagen schnell wieder, lassen Sie sich Terminüberschneidungen anzeigen, reservieren Sie Räume und Geräte und archivieren Sie mit System. Beherrschen Sie das Chaos!Table of ContentsÜber die Autoren 9 Einleitung 19 Teil I: Outlook kennenlernen: die Grundlagen 23 Kapitel 1: Outlook als Alleskönner – die Module im Überblick 25 Kapitel 2: Outlook als E- Mail- Programm 33 Kapitel 3: E- Mails mit und ohne Anhang verschicken 65 Kapitel 4: E- Mails mit Pfiff 83 Kapitel 5: Nachrichten empfangen 101 Teil II: Daten verwalten, archivieren und verschlüsseln 139 Kapitel 6: PST- Dateien, mehrere Konten und Mails archivieren 141 Kapitel 7: Sicherheit und Sicherheitsrisiken 161 Teil III: So organisieren Sie Ihren Arbeitsalltag mit Outlook 189 Kapitel 8: Termine in Outlook 191 Kapitel 9: Termine eingeben, bearbeiten und verwalten 213 Kapitel 10: Aufgaben erstellen 265 Kapitel 11: Kontakte managen 281 Kapitel 12: Outlook- Kontakte für den Serienbrief nutzen 305 Kapitel 13: Praktische Gedächtnisstützen – Notizen 319 Kapitel 14: Importieren, exportieren und synchronisieren 325 Kapitel 15: Kollaboration in einer Organisation 357 Teil IV: Top-Ten-Teil 373 Kapitel 16: Zehn Tipps für den geschickten Umgang mit Outlook 375 Abbildungsverzeichnis 385 Stichwortverzeichnis 399

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Book SynopsisThis book provides solutions, best practices, tips, and workarounds to plan, design, customize, implement, and manage Microsoft Teams in any environment. This revised edition has been updated to reflect all the latest techniques and products, including migration from Skype for Business On-Prem to Microsoft Teams, along with Teams for Education, which includes a range of features and tools that enable teachers and students to collaborate, communicate, and learn in a virtual environment.The book begins with an overview of Microsoft Teams, including its architecture, teams/channels, audio/video meetings, and the phone system. The authors then take you deeper into deployment and management of teams, clients, guests and external access, and live events, followed by a walk-through of network assessment and bandwidth planning for Teams. Here, you will learn about deployment of quality of service and how to configure your phone systems using direct routing and calling plans. Moving forward, you will learn Microsoft Teams administration and policy management along with the migration process of Skype from Business On-Prem to Microsoft Teams. To wrap things up, the authors demonstrate some troubleshooting techniques for call quality issues in Teams, and walk you through various features of Teams for Education and how to utilize them. By the time you turn the last page of Understanding Microsoft Teams Administration, you'll be fully equipped to configure, customize, and control Teams with confidence. Don't just adapt to the future of collaboration—lead it. What You Will Learn Kickstart your journey: Get acquainted with the Teams architecture, from teams and channels to audio/video conferencing and beyond Master the mechanics: Dive deep into deployment, including crucial aspects like guest access, such as events, and network assessment Elevate call quality: Learn the nuts and bolts of Quality of Service (QoS) and phone systems, including direct routing and calling plans Admin like a pro: Gain insights into robust policy management, and understand how to navigate the Teams admin portal with finesse Get a grip on network assessment and bandwidth planning tailored specifically for Teams Unlock secrets of quality of service, direct routing, and customized calling plans Migration simplified: Seamlessly shift from Skype for Business On-Prem to Teams without missing a beat Edu-tech unveiled: Explore Teams for Education and how its myriad features can enrich virtual learning experiences for teachers and students alike What's new: A dedicated chapter exclusively covering Microsoft Teams for Education, focusing on empowering both educators and students Who This Book Is For Administrators and technical consultants focused on Microsoft Teams. This book serves as an invaluable resource for those looking to optimize team collaboration and communication within their organizations.Table of ContentsChapter 1: Microsoft Teams Overview.- Chapter 2: Managing and controlling Microsoft Teams.- Chapter 3: Organization Readiness for Microsoft Teams.- Chapter 4: Teams Audio Conferencing and Phone system management.- Chapter 5: Microsoft Teams Governance and lifecycle management.- Chapter 6: Migration from Skype for Business (Lync) on-prem and online to Microsoft Teams.- Chapter 7: Microsoft Teams troubleshooting approaches.- Chapter 8: Teams Reporting and Monitoring. – Chapter 9: Microsoft Teams for Education. - Chapter 10: Microsoft Teams Learning to the Next Level and Get Certified.

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Book SynopsisUnderstand .NET memory management internal workings, pitfalls, and techniques in order to effectively avoid a wide range of performance and scalability problems in your software. Despite automatic memory management in .NET, there are many advantages to be found in understanding how .NET memory works and how you can best write software that interacts with it efficiently and effectively. This book is your comprehensive guide to writing better software by understanding and working with memory management in .NET, from Framework up to .NET 8. Thoroughly vetted by the .NET Team at Microsoft, this book contains valuable troubleshooting scenarios designed to help diagnose challenging memory problems. You will also benefit from a multitude of .NET memory management rules to live by that introduce methods for writing memory-aware code and the means for avoiding common, destructive pitfalls. What You'll LearnUnderstand the theoretical underpinnings of automatic memory managementTake a deep dive into every aspect of .NET memory management, including detailed coverage of garbage collection (GC) implementation, that would otherwise take years of experience to acquireGet practical advice on how this knowledge can be applied in real-world software developmentUse practical knowledge of tools related to .NET memory management to diagnose various memory-related issuesExplore various aspects of advanced memory management, including use of Span and Memory typesWho This Book Is For.NET developers, solution architects, and performance engineers

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Book SynopsisThis book is a comprehensive guide that aims to revolutionize how developers approach app creation using Microsoft PowerApps, with a special emphasis on harnessing Copilot, an AI-powered coding assistant. The book is an essential resource for both novice and experienced developers, offering an in-depth exploration of integrating artificial intelligence in app development. The integration of AI in app development, particularly through tools such as Copilot, is more relevant now than ever before due to the rapid evolution of technology and the increasing demand for efficient, innovative, and user-friendly applications. Copilot for PowerApps represents a significant advance in this direction, offering developers a unique combination of AI-powered efficiency and the versatility of PowerApps. What You Will LearnUnderstandcomplex AI concepts and AI-assisted developmentKnow how to use Copilot effectively and create sophisticated and reliable apps fasterStayabreast of the latest tools and techniques so you remaincompetitive and relevant in the ever-changing landscape of app developmentBenefit fromcase studies and real-world examples thatdemonstrate the practical application and benefits of using Copilot in PowerAppsWho This Book Is ForAnyone interested in the intersection of AI and app development. It will not only educate but also inspire and prepare readers for the future of this dynamic field.

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Book SynopsisThis book is designed to help you prepare for Exam MS-721, which is required for Microsoft 365 Certified: Collaboration Communications Systems Engineer Associate certification. The book starts with an introduction to Exam MS -721 and Microsoft Teams. It discusses how to plan and design collaboration communications systems followed by configuration and management of Teams meetings and events. You will learn about Teams Phone and acquire the skills required to configure Direct Routing with Teams Phone. You will go through the configuration of Teams Phone and learn its user settings and features. Teams Meeting Rooms and devices, from deployment to troubleshooting, are discussed along with their Intune policies. And you will learn the configuration of MTRs based on Windows and Surface Hub. What You Will LearnUnderstandMicrosoft TeamsPlanand designmeetings and collaborationConfigureand manageTeams PhoneOptimizethe network for Teams and Teams certified devicesTroubleshootTeams calls and meetingsWho This Book ForIndividuals aiming to earn the Microsoft 365 Certified: Collaboration Communications Systems Engineer Associate certification, for which Exam MS-721 is a requirement

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Book SynopsisUnderstand the full potential of Microsoft Power Platform with this comprehensive guide, designed to provide you with the knowledge and tools needed to create intelligent business applications, automate workflows, and drive data-driven insights for business growth. Whether you're a novice or an experienced professional, this book offers a step-by-step approach to mastering the Power Platform.This book comes with an extensive array of essential concepts, architectural patterns and techniques. It will also guide you with practical insights to navigate the Power Platform effortlessly while integrating on Azure. Starting with exploring Power Apps for building enterprise applications, the book delves into Dataverse, Copilot Studio, AI Builder, managing platforms and Application life cycle management. You will then demonstrate testing strategy followed by a detailed examination of Dataverse and intelligent AI-powered Applications. Additionally, you will cover Power pages for external websites and AI-infused solutions. Each section is meticulously structured, offering step-by-step guidance, hands-on exercises, and real-world scenarios to reinforce learning. After reading the book, you will be able to optimize your utilization of the Power Platform for creating effective business solutions. What You Will Learn:Understand the core components and capabilities of Power PlatformExplore how Power Platform integrates with Azure servicesUnderstand the key features and benefits of using Power Platform for business applicationsDiscover best practices for governance to ensure compliance and efficient managementExplore techniques for optimizing the performance of data integration and export processes on AzureWho This Book Is For:Application developers, Enterprise Architects and business decision-makers.

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Book SynopsisUnlock the potential of IoT with Microsoft Azure through this comprehensive guide, designed to elevate your understanding and implementation of cutting-edge IoT network and security solutions. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional, this book offers clear, actionable insights to help you master the intricacies of IoT with Azure.This book equips you with the expertise to design and deploy secure, efficient, and scalable IoT networks using Microsoft Azure. It is your key to becoming a proficient IoT architect and security specialist. What You Will LearnKnow the fundamentals of IoT networks and security, including key concepts, terminologies, and the importance of securing IoT deploymentsDive into Azure Edge Services to design and deploy edge solutions that bring computation and data storage closer to the data source, enhancing speed and efficiencyExplore the architecture and deployment of Azure IoT networks to gain practical knowledge on setting up scalable, reliable, and secure IoT networks tailored to your needsStudy best practices and strategies for securing your IoT environment and ensuring robust protection against emerging threatsMonitor and manage your IoT solutions effectively via tools and techniques for maintaining optimal performance, diagnosing issues, and ensuring seamless operation of your IoT networksWho This Book Is ForIoT network and security engineers,architects, and Azure IoT developers

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Book SynopsisThis revamped and updated book focuses on the latest in AI technologyGenerative AI.It builds on the first edition by moving away from traditional data science into the area of applied AI using the latest breakthroughs in Generative AI. Based on real-world projects, this edition takes a deep look into new concepts and approaches such as Prompt Engineering, testing and grounding of Large Language Models, fine tuning, and implementing new solution architectures such as Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG). You will learn about new embedded AI technologies in Search, such as Semantic and Vector Search. Written with a view on how to implement Generative AI in software, this book contains examples and sample code. In addition to traditional Data Science experimentation in Azure Machine Learning (AML) that was covered in the first edition, the authors cover new tools such as Azure AI Studio, specifically for testing and experimentation with Generative AI models. What's New in this BookProvides new concepts, tools, and technologies such as Large and Small Language Models, Semantic Kernel, and Automatic Function CallingTakes a deeper dive into using AzureAI Studio for RAG and Prompt Engineering designIncludes new and updated case studies for Azure OpenAITeaches about Copilots,plugins, and agentsWhat You'll LearnGet up to date on the important technical aspects of Large Language Models, based on Azure OpenAI as the reference platformKnow about the different types of models:GPT3.5 Turbo, GPT4, GPT4o, Codex, DALL-E, and Small Language Models such as Phi-3Develop new skills such as Prompt Engineering and fine tuning of Large/Small Language ModelsUnderstandand implementnew architectures such as RAG and Automatic Function CallingUnderstand approaches forimplementing Generative AI using LangChain and Semantic KernelSee how real-world projects help you identify great candidates for Applied AI projects, including Large/Small Language ModelsWho This Book Is ForSoftware engineers and architects looking to deploy end-to-end Generative AI solutions on Azure with the latest tools and techniques.

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Book SynopsisEmbark on a journey into Dynamics 365 Business Central development with this comprehensive guide to the MB-820 certification exam. This book will help you prepare for the examination and also help you understand Dynamics 365 Business Central betterwith real-world examples, exercises, and tips.The book starts with an introduction to the Exam pattern to help you understand the overall requirements. Next, you will delve into the fundamentals of Dynamics 365 Business Central Development, exploring its development tools and environment. After that, you will explore the installation, development, and deployment processes for Dynamics 365 Business Central.AL objects for Dynamics 365 Business Central are discussed next and you will go through creating and modifying AL objects along with their best practices. Further coverage is given to development tools essential for Dynamics 365 Business Central, followed by their integration with other applications. To end your journey, you will be guided with practice tests and exercises to help you prepare for the exam. After reading this book, you will be able to prepare yourself for the MB-820 Exam and be equipped with the basics of Dynamics 365 Business Central. What You Will LearnUnderstandapplication life cycle management principles and techniquesGain proficiency in debugging and troubleshooting Dynamics 365 Business Central solutionsApplyadvanced development techniques and concepts in real-world scenariosUnderstandAL language syntax and best practicesWho This Book Is ForNew Dynamics 365 Business Central developers andIndividuals preparing for the MB-820 certification exam

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Book SynopsisBreak the vicious circle of designs perpetuating the errors of the past and just click next and accept the defaults implementations preventing a secure and reliable future. This book looks at the typical patterns and antipatterns in Active Directory (AD) design, deployment, and operations and provides an approach to building and operating AD that is based on engineering (analyzing and fulfilling requirements) rather than design (formulating requirements). The book starts with an historical overview of AD and its future 25 years later. You then learn about the challenges that organizations running AD are facing today followed by understanding how to avoid them while learning modern requirements for more efficient and effective AD performance. After that, you go through business requirements influencing the AD topology along with ways to engineer information lookup to protect high-value objects. The book looks at two main protocols and the many dialects that AD offers to engineer an authentication service that fulfills modern requirements while leaving insecure legacy configurations behind. ManagingAD from both the security and usability perspectives is discussed next in the book. Building, operating, and transitioning to a modern AD is demonstrated in detail. The book guides you with the next steps of your journey to achieve a secure and reliable AD. After reading this book, you will be able to bridge the gap between the two approaches by analyzing real-world business requirements, explaining the decision-making process in both design and engineering, and ultimately providing concrete engineering guidelines for typical implementation scenarios. What Will You LearnBuilda modern Active Directory (AD), leaving behind design antipatterns that are not valid anymoreBuild a secure by design AD and accommodate legacy technology without compromising the overall securityUnderstandadvanced AD functionality such ascontrolling object visibility and partitioning Kerberos authentication by Authentication PoliciesOperate a modern AD, react to changing business requirements, and respond to ever-evolving security threatsWho This Book Is ForActive Directory (AD) architects and consultants who need to provide design and engineering advice to customers;AD administrators tasked with modernizing and securing AD in their organizations; security architects wishing to learn the AD design patterns to watch out for

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Book Synopsis1. SQL Server Rises to the Clouds.- 2. What is Azure SQL?.- 3. SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machine.- 4. Deploying Azure SQL.- 5. Configuring Azure SQL.- 6. Securing Azure SQL.- 7. Monitoring and Tuning Performance for Azure SQL.- 8. Availability for Azure SQL.- 9. Using the power of AI with Azure SQL.- 10. Completing Your Knowledge of Azure SQL.- 11. Go Big with the Cloud.

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Book SynopsisBecome a full-stack web developer using the Microsoft Blazor framework and the techniques shown in this book. This new edition will have you building all kinds of applications in C# and Microsoft .NET 8, from static web sites to fully interactive single page applications, and desktop and mobile applications, in no time.At it's core, this book teaches you to build user interfaces and present data to a user for display and modification, capturing the user's changes via data binding. The book shows you how to access a rich library of .NET functionality such as a component modeling for building composable user interfacesincluding developing reusable components that can be used across many pages and websites. New for this edition, the book now covers server communication using SignalR and/or gRPC, the use of virtualization to load large quantities of data efficiently, deployment and ahead-of-time compilation into WASM, new unit testing features, security using OpenID Connect, and more features added in Blazor in .NET 8. At it's core, Blazor provides a fresh take on web development by eliminating the need to learn different languages and frameworks for client- and server-side development. It also allows C# and .NET to be used on all sidesboth server-side and client-sideproviding a robust feature set that is well suited toward scalable, enterprise-level applications. With Blazor you can use all your experience in .NET 8 along with thousands of existing libraries, right in the browser. This book gets you proficient using this important toolkit for web application development. What You Will LearnBuild user interfaces and display data for users to editCapture user edits and changes via data bindingTransfer data back and forth between server and clientCommunicate with services using REST, SignalR, or gRPCDevelop reusable components and assemble them into bigger componentsUse routing to build single-page applications (SPAs)Build stable and maintainable software using unit testingInternationalize your application to reach more usersSecure your Blazor application with OpenID ConnectBuild static interactive pages web pages optimized for SEOUse the same components to build mobile and desktop applicationsWho This Book is ForExperienced .NET developers who want to apply their existing skills toward building professional-quality and server- or client-side web applications that run in any browser; also for web developers who want to step away from JavaScriptand its complexities, and instead apply a proven technology (C# and .NET8) that is robust toward creatingenterprise-quality applications that scale and are reliable and provide a good user experience

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Book SynopsisIn this second edition, you will be guided through the journey of migrating an ASP.NET Framework application to ASP.NET Core microservices. You will know how to master the following steps:Conduct an inventory, prepare the application, plan the migration, execute the migration, improve the deployment pipeline. For the detailed hands-on migration, the book uses a streamlined business application, derived from a real-world application that underwent the migration process a few years ago. In this second edition, the application has evolved to include more features relevant to the latest advancements in ASP.NET Core, such as minimal web APIs, Razor Pages, REST documentation, and enhanced authentication. The book also delves into the nuances of upgrading between ASP.NET Core versions, managing breaking changes, and incorporating significant new features. New in This EditionEnhanced sample application now showcases the application of gRPC, Minimal APIs, and OpenAI, reflecting the latest in ASP.NET Core technologyDedicated section focuses on upgrading ASP.NET Core applications, addressing both the challenges posed by breaking changes and the introduction of new featuresDeployment and CI/CD pipeline section has been expanded to include a minor section covering GitHub Actions, Docker containers, and other significant deployment improvementsMaintenance chapter has been updated with a section on the ASP.NET Core release and support cycles, as well as an enhanced resources section now featuring AI developer toolsWhat You Will LearnEffectively plan and execute a migration: Conduct an in-depth analysis, inventory and cleanup, decoupling logic, and break out new services, all while adhering to best practices such as the handler pattern, dependency injection, and moreUse key ASP.NET Core features such as minimal Web API, Razor Pages, gRPC, and built-in authentication improvementsKnow other important features such as SignalR, EF Core, ASP.NET Core testing library for integration tests, Blazor and moreWho This Book Is ForSoftware developers, IT professionals, and system architects who are looking to transition their applications to ASP.NET Core; serves as a fundamental resource for those keen on modernizing their development practices and staying current with ASP.NET Core

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Book SynopsisCreate complex scripts in PowerShell and learn how to connect them to cloud services like Azure and Azure AD.

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Book Synopsis1. Introduction to .NET MAUI.- 2. Building our first application.- 3. The fundamentals of .NET MAUI.- 4. An architecture to suit you.- 5. User interface essentials.- 6. Shell.- 7. Creating our own layout.- 8. Accessibility.- 9. Advanced UI Concepts.- 10. Local data.- 11. Remote data.- 12. Getting specific.- 13. Testing.- 14. Automation Testing.- 15. Lets get graphical.- 16. Releasing our application.- 17. Conclusion.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introduction to Microsoft Purview: Understanding the Platform.-Chapter 2: Introduction to Information Governance.- Chapter 3: Information Catalog and Metadata Management.- Chapter 4: Information Discovery and Classification.- Chapter 5: Data Lineage and Mapping.- Chapter 6: Data Insights and Analytics.- Chapter 7: Policy Management and Compliance.- Chapter 8: Information Security and Privacy.- Chapter 9: Best Practices for Effective Information Governance.- Chapter 10: Future Trends in information Governance.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Asynchronous Programming and Tasks.- Chapter 2: Tasks Creation and Execution.- Chapter 3: Continuation and Nested Tasks.- Chapter 4: Exception Handling.- Chapter 5: Managing Cancellations.- Chapter 6: Bonus.- App A & App B.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introducing Unit Testing Practice.- Chapter 2: Clean Code & Clean Architecture for Easy Unit Testing.- Chapter 3: Learning the Best Practices with the Best Tools.- Chapter 4: Unit Test .NET applications.- Chapter 5: Automating Unit Tests.- Chapter 6: Case Study.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introduction to Azure Container Apps.- Chapter 2:  Deploying First Containerized App to Azure Container Apps.- Chapter 3: Creating and Deploying Frontend Blazor Web Application.- Chapter 4: Integrating Dapr with Azure Container Apps.- Chapter 5: Async Communication with Dapr Pub/Sub API.- Chapter 6: ACA Scheduled Jobs with Dapr .- Chapter 7: Monitoring and Observability.- Chapter 8: Auto Scaling with KEDA.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introduction: Superconducting Qubits and Their Realizations.- Chapter 2:  Theory of Superconducting Qubits.- Chapter 3: Qiskit and Introduction to Qiskit Metal.- Chapter 4:  Qiskit Metal and Introduction to Chip Design.- Chapter 5: Lumped Oscillator Model Analysis.- Chapter 6: Energy-Participation Ratio Method for Quantization and Analysis.- Chapter 7: Modelling the HamiltonianTransmon Qubit Cooper-Pair Box in the Charge Basis.- Chapter 8: Manufacturing: Fabrication and Packaging of Qubits.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introducing .NET Aspire.- Chapter 2: Getting started with .NET Aspire.- Chapter 3: .NET Aspire project types and templates.- Chapter 4: System architecture considerations.- Chapter 5: Testing your systems.- Chapter 6: .NET Aspire Integrations.- Chapter 7: Deploying your Aspire-based system to canonical environments.- Chapter 8: System Observability with .NET Aspire.- Chapter 9: Greenfield: Implementing new systems with .NET Aspire.- Chapter 10: Brownfield: Using .NET Aspire with existing systems.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1 – Introduction.- Chapter 2 – Syntax and basics of Blazor.- Chapter 3 – Blazor Navigation and Lifecycle.- Chapter 4 – Components.- Chapter 5: Specifics of different types of Blazor.- Chapter 6 – Forms and Validations.- Chapter 7: General Blazor.- Chapter 8: Security in Blazor.- Chapter 9 – Practice Tasks (Server-side Blazor).- Chapter 10 – Practice Tasks (Client-side Blazor).

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Modern Governance in the Cloud.- Chapter 2: Advanced Azure Scaffold for Enterprise Architecture.- Chapter 3: Contemporary Azure Naming Conventions and Standards.- Chapter 4: Comprehensive Azure Policy Implementation.-  Chapter 5: Enhanced Security with Azure Security Center.- Chapter 6: Leveraging Azure Monitor and Log Analytics for Operations.- Chapter 7: Scaling Governance with Azure Blueprints and DevOps.- Chapter 8: Azure Sentinel: Next-Generation SIEM.- Chapter 9: Integrating AI and Machine Learning in Cloud Security.- Chapter 10: Implementing Zero Trust Architecture in Azure.- Chapter 11: Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Cloud Governance.- Chapter 12: Future Directions in Cloud Governance and Security.- Chapter 13: Harnessing Azure AI and Copilot for Governance and Security.- Chapter 14: Additional Azure Governance and Security Tools.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Introduction to Microsoft Project: Understanding the Platform.- Chapter 2: Getting Started with Microsoft Project.- Chapter 3: Managing tasks with Microsoft Project.- Chapter 4: Resource Management using Microsoft Project.- Chapter 5: Fine Tuning Project Schedule.- Chapter 6: Budget and Cost Management using Microsoft Project.- Chapter 7: Seamless integration of Microsoft Project with Microsoft 365 family.- Chapter 8: Agile Project Management using Microsoft Project.- Chapter 9: Microsoft Project Reports and Analytics.- Chapter 10: Advanced Features of Microsoft Project and Future Trends in Project Management.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Factory Method Pattern.- Chapter 2: Singleton Pattern.- Chapter 3: Builder Pattern.- Chapter 4: Prototype Pattern.- Chapter 5: Dependency Injection Pattern.- Appendix A: What’s Next?.- Appendix B: Other Books by the Author.

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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Current State of Play - The High Level View.- Chapter 2: Using an AI Coding Agent.- Chapter 3: Large Language Models - Under the Hood.- Chapter 4: Prompt Engineering with AI Coding Agents.- Chapter 5: Customizing and Extending Copilot.- Chapter 6: Security in the Time of Copilot.- Chapter 7: Designing Applications with Copilot.- Chapter 8: Infrastructure, DevOps and Monitoring with Copilot and AI.- Chapter 9: Databases and AI.- Chapter 10: Copilot and Data Science.- Chapter 11: Code Migrations and Refactoring.- Chapter 12: Testing Augmentation with AI.- Chapter 13: Management Challenges Introducing AI.- Chapter 14: Surviving as a Software Engineer.- Chapter 15: Introducing and Integrating Copilot in an Organization.

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