I like how Scott Hanselman has such an inquisitive, humble approach when he talks about the technology he's familiar with or excited about. He doesn't imply he's a master programmer, or web developer technologist, he simply discusses how to get from A to B.
As time passes, Azure keeps changing and updating constantly. Even though this presentation is started to get a little dated, it's still really an amazing presentation. Scott is a really great presenter, and it's amazing how he made this one not just cover IoT coolness, but he also made it very personal about himself.
For the first time I see true, practical usage of IoT. This is so awesome. He has been able to produce so much of his own data, without relying on Medical Practitioners. How do I go about transitioning into this and away from old clumsy ERP/Batch Data Warehouse/Analytics? Seems like exciting time for IoT & Analytics
The biggest take away from this talk is that don't just learn how to code ... Learn how to THINK and the Systems how to connect these few bits and pieces together to build up the system ... really liked the talk !!!
35 years being a developper! I am really excited with the opportunities at my fingertips! It's incredible what you can build just in your mind! All is to connect objects, pieces of software and API's. Software as a Service do the rest! I can use machine learning, visual and text recognition, complicated statistic calculus... just calling api's!
By the end of this video I was saying to myself no don't be the end, there gotta be a 10 20 more mins and then the video ended. Wow, mind frekin' blow.
Scott my man! I am also Type 1 diabetic and a software engineer. Super nice talk, got me excited as well. Maybe some day I will also have a cgm and start making awesome cloud solutions!
As usual, Scott is informative and entertaining at the same time. This talk was a bit special, because, now I know Scott more personally. Kudos to Scott for de-sensitizing diabetes.
8:00 when a method returns Task and there's an only and *last* invocation of an async method, one can omit making the method async and instead of writing 'return await Smth()' write 'return Smth()', because it's already of type Task
Didáctico y motivador. Un nuevo mundo de posibilidades se abre ante nosotros. Hoy es posible desarrollar y desplegar en minutos aplicaciones que hace poos años eran inimaginables ni con años de trabajo. Excelente ponente. Enhorabuena a Scott Hanselman, por su capacidad didáctica y de divulgación.
Wow now that's interesting .. nightscout is a great have configured it to use the miaomiao freestyle libre, for my godson yes now it allerts on the phone you have given me ideas for the the mobile .. as the data is on the cloud. amazing how i was directed to your interesting video when viewing a xenapp presentation
I see the risk of mass murder possibility. If someone goes in and messes up the programming upside down. Sorry to point the negative side. Awesome device idea.
So all the things have been done in order to figure out the answer of a question which could be answered in the first place intuitively. I wish this guy would share us how it feels like to be corporate slave, to implicitly and explicitly advertise corporate garbages.
Shaahin you are missing the larger point here. he mentioned about several applications to it. experimenting first with personal data will help to get a better grip of the technology. I'm excited and inspired by this presentation
This is why Apple overkill Microsoft. Microsoft alway bring the geeky stuff to present customer why apple in the other do it all for them. So they could see the result more effeciency
Why watch a speech by Adolf Hitler if you are against him? your comment is as stupid as such question. Btw, why you read and comment on a "corporate puppet" comment if you are against it?!
