When running multiple services in a local network-whether for smart home automation, home labs or development environments-HTTPS encryption becomes essential. Instead of accepting browser warnings for every self-signed …
Read Blog Post
Azure now provides a unified Realtime API for low‑latency, multimodal conversations over WebRTC or WebSockets. If you’ve used the earlier preview versions (for example the GPT‑4o realtime preview), the new generation …
Read Blog Post
Logging is part of the contract of many components: when things fail, when branches are taken, when work completes. If a class owns logic, it should own its log output too. That makes logs worth testing–especially for …
Read Blog Post
Problem Training custom models (for example, delivery notes) in Azure Document Intelligence initially worked fine. Suddenly, both training and auto-labeling started failing with “Internal Server Error”. In the model …
Read Blog Post
Overview Microsoft Fabric consolidates analytics workloads (including Power BI) on a tenant-wide capacity. These Fabric capacities (SKUs F2–F2048) can be provisioned declaratively with Bicep like any other Azure …
Read Blog Post
If you work with Azure DevOps Git repos, SSH is often the simplest, most secure and most policy‑friendly way to authenticate. Many organizations disable Personal Access Tokens (PATs) for security reasons, which breaks …
Read Blog Post
Testing hardware-driven projects pays off quickly. Compared to driving a single LEGO motor, controlling a WS2812B lightstrip involves timing constraints, color math, frame buffers and update sequencing–lots of places …
Read Blog Post
In this beginner-friendly guide, you’ll learn how to control a WS2812B (aka “NeoPixel”) LED light strip with a Raspberry Pi using .NET. We’ll enable SPI on the Pi, wire the strip correctly (including best practices like …
Read Blog Post
If you go beyond hobby tinkering and aim for reliable, maintainable software, you need tests. Hardware projects are no exception. In fact, the closer you get to IO, timing and device state, the more you benefit from …
Read Blog Post
In this beginner-friendly guide, you’ll learn how to control LEGO motors connected to a Raspberry Pi via the official Raspberry Pi Build HAT – using a simple, pure .NET application. We’ll use the Iot.Device.BuildHat …
Read Blog Post