We all know the AI landscape is moving fast. Building a solid foundation requires more than just reading headlines—it demands hands-on experience and a guided approach to the core concepts. For some context, I’m no stranger to Machine
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The Quest for Identity Part 3: APIs
Now for the final part of the Quest for Identity posts, how to configure an API to work with Identity Server 4. RESTful Service configuration Firstly let's create a new ASP.Net Web application project within our solution. Make sure
HttpClients with Proxies in .Net Core 2
One of my biggest day to day problems is dealing with a corporate proxy. Especially with .Net Core 2 which is not completely configurable from the appsettings.json file yet. This post is about how to configure your application to
Speech to Text Service Comparisons
The last week or so I've been exploring the pros and cons of three Speech to Text services. Bing Speech, IBM Watson and AWS Transcribe using a .Net Core 2.0 backend and an Angular 6 client. These are my
Azure Face API
As promised, I've converted the quick training code I created in the CodeIT 2018 Hackathon into a console application. The code can be found here. There are three key parts to the training process: * Creating a people group * Adding people
The Quest for Identity : Part 2 - Angular Client
The quest continues, this time to get an Angular client authenticated against our Identity server. First of all, let's get a basic Angular app going: $ ng new AngClient --routing -prefix ac --skip-install $ cd AngClient $ yarn or npm install With that,