Seeking Preferred Visitors for Microsoft Student Ambassador Program!
Hello everyone! I hope this message finds you well! My name is Simon, and I’m a Microsoft Student Ambassador at Aalborg University, Denmark. I’m excited to connect with fellow students and tech enthusiasts here! As part of my role, I’m aiming to gather250 preferred visitorswho are interested in learning more about Microsoft technologies and the opportunities available through the Student Ambassador program. Why Join? Learn: Gain insights into Microsoft tools and resources. Network: Connect with like-minded peers and professionals. Participate: Engage in exciting events and workshops. If you’re interested or know someone who might be, please feel free to reach out or share this post! You can register as a preferred visitor here: https://Events.Microsoft.Com/?wt.mc_id=studentamb_433185 Thank you, and I look forward to connecting with you all! Best, Simon
Caller line number routing
Hi Using MS teams with Operator connect, is it possible to setup CLI routing as you can on some PBX solutions. IE, caller ringing in has a number xxx555 I want this caller with this cli prestented to be able to reach a certain resource account (queue or AA) and ignore or redirect all other callers to another resource account.
GitHub Foundations Certification Learning Path
If you want to get certified with GitHub, follow this learning path for more information and resources: Get Certified with GitHub. GitHub Foundations Certification Learning Path. Start your journey as is it also essential for Microsoft Student Ambassadors. It will help youget prepared to take theGitHub Foundation Certification. You will learn how to collaborate on a project and with teams to grow your knowledge by using different tools like GitHub Copilot, GitHub Code spaces and more! Get Certified with GitHub.Niladri Das on Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365 & Power Platform Newsletter - May 2024
Hey Microsoft Learn community! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I'm excited to start a discussion on Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365, and Power Platform. With the rapid evolution of these technologies, I believe it's essential to share our experiences, insights, and knowledge with each other. Table of Contents Introduction Microsoft Azure Power Platform Microsoft Dynamics 365 Microsoft 365 Join the Conversation Introduction In this post, I will be discussing my experience with Azure, Power Platform, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft 365. I'm also curious to learn about other user's experiences and projects. Microsoft Azure During my training, I used Azure to create a virtual machine with Ubuntu. What are your favorite Azure features or use cases? Have you worked on any interesting projects using Azure? Power Platform I have some understanding of Power BI and how to import Excel data into it. I'm curious to learn more about Power Apps and Power Automate. How have you used Power Platform in your projects? What are some tips and tricks for getting the most out of these tools? Microsoft Dynamics 365 I have experience working with Dynamics 365 CRM. What are your favorite Dynamics 365 features or use cases? Have you worked on any interesting projects using Dynamics 365? Microsoft 365 I've been using Microsoft 365 tools since my childhood days for painting, writing, and creating sheets and presentations. How do you use Microsoft 365 in your personal or professional life? What are some hidden gems in the Microsoft 365 suite that you've discovered? Join the Conversation So, what's your story? What are you working on, or what do you want to learn more about? Join the conversation! Best, Niladri LinkedIn |GitHub Please feel free to ask any questions or share your experiences and insights with Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and GitHub. I look forward to learning from and collaborating with you all!What are the pros and cons of using GitHub Copilot?
GitHub Copilot continues to soar to new heights in the two years since its launch. Over the years it has grown to over 1 million paid subscribers across over 37,000 organizations. This makes it the most widely adopted AI developer tool in history and it continues to redefine how developers code. Let’s analyze the pros of GitHub copilot. It: Suggests code as you type - You can view and incorporate suggestions from GitHub copilot directly within the browser. You can accept, partially accept, reject, or view alternative suggestions if there are any. Answers coding questions - GitHub Copilot Chat can generate unit test cases, propose code fixes, answer coding questions, and explain your code. But don’t forget your due diligence. Always check and test your code. Refactors and improves code - Copilot suggests refactoring using the context of your codebase and recommends potential improvements to selected code such as improved handling of errors and edge cases, or changes to the logical flow to make the code more readable. Fixes issues - Copilot can suggest possible fixes based on the error message, the code’s syntax, and the surrounding code. Also, when a command fails to run in the terminal, Copilot offers a Quick Fix to explain what happened. Generates commit messages and PR descriptions - Copilot uses AI to describe your code changes. This feature makes writing descriptive and helpful commit messages as easy as clicking a button. Let’s see the cons of GitHub Copilot. The most evident disadvantage is that developers who heavily rely on Copilot risk being overdependent on automated suggestions. This is a problem, especially for beginners. Additionally, Copilot may generate inaccurate code that appears to be valid. To mitigate inaccurate code, you should always review and test the code. Developers must take a thoughtful approach to integrating this tool into their process. GitHub copilot is meant to increase productivity and accelerate the rate of software development, not replace the developer’s decision-making and critical thinking.
