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Hello there, The first thing I do when setting up any device is “Enabling Dark Mode”. It’s not just a cool aesthetic switch; it also has a few benefits I’m sure you’ll appreciate. While setting up my new Macbook, i thought to figure out how to do these things quickly, rather than regular long path of navigating through screens. In…
Microsoft Teams is all great, but when it comes to using it with multiple accounts it’s a nightmare. I have various work accounts that I need to access all the time, parallelly and Teams wouldn’t let me do that without switching the tenant. Another option is to use Teams in Web browser, which is a very sub-par experience comparatively to…
AzConf 2020 is here and I’m super excited for one of the top Azure community conference in India. Azure Community Conference will be a 3 day multi-track virtual conference between 24-26 November 2020. The conference is aimed at Cloud and Web Developers working with open source and cloud native technologies on the Microsoft Stack. I’ve more than one reason to…
I had an amazing time earlier this month attending Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, Florida. It was a power-packed week with a lot of learning and networking. I’m still trying to catch with all the announcements that came during the week. On the 8th of November, the last day of Ignite I participated in doing podcasts with Dave Rendon., Here are…
With everything going around the world due to the COVID-19 crisis, conducting workshops isn’t the same anymore. I’ve had many in-person workshops scheduled around the Late March and April period which ended up getting rescheduled or were converted to virtual ones. In this post, I’ll talk about some of the best practices to follow when conducting a virtual workshop. While…
It’s been less than a month since the first-ever virtual Microsoft Build conference concluded. Tons of exciting announcements, new features, and much more. In this webinar, I sat down with Azure community members from Bangalore and discussed about all the great things announced at Build 2020. I focussed on developer technologies primarily. Here is the recording of the webinar, Check…
We’re living in unique times. Amidst the global situation going around due to COVID, many of the top technology learning companies have come up to free or freemium plans to help people across the globe upskill themselves and stay relevant during tough times. In this post, I’ll be listing out the free/freemium technology learning resources available. Please do comment if…
I am humbled and honored to be a part of the prestigious Leaders Excellence at Harvard Square . Headquartered in Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA, Leaders Excellence is an independent educational organization that benefits from its unique location and powerful academic network. Incorporated in the historic Harvard Square in 2014 and a member of the Harvard Square Business Association. Harvard Square, adjacent…
It’s only 10 days left for one of the largest and greatest technology community-driven event – The Global Azure Bootcamp. Like every year, I’ll be taking active participation in the event. I’ll be speaking at the Benagalore event Global Azure Bootcamp 2019 @ Bengaluru is a full-day, multi-track event about Microsoft Azure organized by Bengaluru Azure User Group on 27th April, 2019.…