Category Archives: Microsoft

QnA Maker

Posted on February 10, 2017 by ambilykk

The QnA Maker, launched in beta, will let users train an automated conversation partner on existing frequently-asked-questions content. After that information is fed in, the service will create a bot that will respond to customer questions with the content from … Continue reading →

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10K Apart – Challenge for a UI Designer

Posted on October 13, 2016 by ambilykk

By surfing some Microsoft technologies, I come across the 10K Apart challenge by Event apart team and Microsoft. I heard about the 5K Apart earlier, where the challenge was to develop a complete web application with max size of 5KB. … Continue reading →

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Dialogue with Visual Studio – Performance Testing

Posted on September 17, 2016 by ambilykk

Visual Studio is an Integrated Development Environment from Microsoft. This IDE provides features and tools to manage all phases of software life cycle. When it comes to performance of an application, most of the time we look outside for help … Continue reading →

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The Exploratory Testing Chrome Plugin

Posted on August 8, 2016 by ambilykk

Exploratory Testing is a hands-on approach in which testers are involved in doing as little planning as possible for the maximum of testing. As Agile techniques evolve and DevOps becomes more common, tests are being done by a wider range … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Professional Degree in Data Science

Posted on July 15, 2016 by ambilykk

Everyone wants to add the terms Analytics, Data Science, Big Data, etc in resumes; but confused of where to start. Some of us may started from Machine Learning without knowing the basics of Analytics or statistics, some may afraid to … Continue reading →

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