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Description
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Erika Ehrli, who shares the BikeSharing360 E2E demo scenario, architecture, and suite of apps used in Connect(); 2016 keynotes.
Jump ahead to any of the following demo repo discussions and demos:
- Demo Scenario – [09:45]
- Demo Architecture – [13:00]
- Websites GitHub Repo – [16:35]
- Microservices GitHub Repo – [17:12]
- Mobile Apps GitHub Repo – [17:45]
- Mobile Apps Demo – [19:35]
- Microservices & Visual Studio Tools for Azure/Docker – [24:35]
- Azure Functions Demo – [28:28]
- Cognitive Services Kiosk App GitHub Repo – [31:44]
- Azure Bot Service Demo – [35:15]
BikeSharing360 GitHub Repo's:
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_MobileApps
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_BackendServices
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_Websites
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_SingleContainer
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_MultiContainer
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_CognitiveServicesKioskApp
- https://github.com/Microsoft/BikeSharing360_BotApps
Previous sample apps:
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The Discussion
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devdells The presenter would have gotten her points across better if she was not interrupted so often by the interviewer.
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FloydianMehran Will you be publishing the slides?
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FloydianMehran @devdells:Especially when the presenter mentioned his two favorite cities.(a)
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Datadude08 I definitely agree regarding the interruptions. It seemed that just as I was starting to get into the content of a particular demo, the interviewer would chime in with a question that had he just let her finish, would have been answered.