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August 29, 2015 14:05
Installing A LAMP STACK ON Ubuntu VM
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| //Install apache typr the caommand below in your ssh tool | |
| sudo apt-get update | |
| //Possible error: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name. Fix below | |
| sudo nano /etc/apache2/apache.conf | |
| //Enter the text below- | |
| serverName localhost | |
| //Install MySQL |
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| Visual Studio Samples | |
| -- Live Unit Testing Icons | |
| > Continually runs and checks for working code | |
| > Automatically finds and runs tests as you are updating your code | |
| > Red Xs have failing tests associated with them | |
| > Green checks are all tests passing | |
| > Minus signs have no test coverage | |
| Click the X to see the tests covering the code | |
| Dbl click to see the test |
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/ Minimal-APIs-Resources.md
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August 25, 2021 11:20
Please note these are all a work in progress and we appreciate your patience.
Please note that our samples are playgrounds for the minimal API team to play around with the latest bits. So, please forgive us if sometimes things moved around.
- The playground: Follow this repo to keep up with thelatest bits
- An attempt at a tutorial: A work in progress that works you through how to use minimal APIs. Focusing on end to end minimal apps.
- Core scenarios: Linking coming soon. In these samples we will go over things like Open APIs, Authorization, validation, deployment etc
- Docs - Work in progress.
The gist below is a list of useful resources for .NET developers getting started with the new wave of AI applications.
| Sample | Summary |
|---|---|
| A .NET introduction to RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) | This blog explains how to use AI to create text, images, audio, or anything else, and how to build a simple chat app with .NET and Azure OpenAI. |
| A .NET introduction to Chat GPT Plugins | This is a quickstart for sample for creating ChatGPT Plugin using GitHub Codespaces, Visual Studio or VS Code, and Azure. The sample includes templates to deploy the plugin to Azure Container Apps using the Azure Developer CLI. |
| Generative AI Native Sample: ChatGPT + Enterprise data with Azure OpenAI and Cognitive Search | This |