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Passwordless SSH from Windows 10 to Raspberry Pi

Passwordless SSH from Windows 10 to Raspberry Pi

Mike Evans-Larah

A guide to enabling SSH on Raspberry Pi, accessing it via Windows 10, and setting up passwordless SSH access.
Increasing performance via low memory allocation in C#

Increasing performance via low memory allocation in C#

Carmel Eve

Explore techniques for high-performance, low-allocation code in Azure Functions using C#, including data streaming, list preallocation, and Span<T>.
Running Azure Functions in Docker on a Raspberry Pi 4

Running Azure Functions in Docker on a Raspberry Pi 4

Jonathan George

Running an Azure Function in a Docker container on Raspberry Pi 4 with this step-by-step guide and ready-to-use code for your projects.
Import and export notebooks in Databricks

Import and export notebooks in Databricks

Ed Freeman

Learn to import/export notebooks in Databricks workspaces manually or programmatically, and transfer content between workspaces efficiently.
Donut chart corkscrew entry animation with d3.js

Donut chart corkscrew entry animation with d3.js

Jonathan George

In this post we show a smooth entry animation for D3.js donut (or pie) charts, using a combination of a sweep and a zoom to give a corkscrew-like effect.
Demystifying machine learning using neural networks

Demystifying machine learning using neural networks

Carmel Eve

Machine learning often seems like a black box. This post walks through what's actually happening under the covers, in an attempt to de-mystify the process!Neural networks are built up of neurons. In a shallow neural network we have an input layer, a "hidden" layer of neurons, and an output layer. For deep learning, there is simply more hidden layers which allows for combining neuron's inputs and outputs to build up a more detailed picture.If you have an interest in Machine Learning and what is really happening, definitely give this a read (WARNING: Some algebra ahead...)!
Azure Databricks CLI "Error: JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes:..."

Azure Databricks CLI "Error: JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes:..."

Ed Freeman

Explore solutions for JsonDecodeError in Databricks CLI & Clusters. Learn how pre-built CLIs/SDKs simplify requests & authentication in REST APIs.
Design patterns in C# - The Composite Pattern

Design patterns in C# - The Composite Pattern

Carmel Eve

This blog is part of a series around design patterns. This post focuses on the composite pattern. The composite pattern is often used in situations where you want to me able to treat groups and individuals in the same way during processing.
Secure Azure Function-to-Function authentication without the need for credentials

Secure Azure Function-to-Function authentication without the need for credentials

Carmel Eve

Explore how to build secure solutions on Azure using Azure Functions and Managed Identities, eliminating the need for storing credentials.
Design patterns in C# - The Builder Pattern

Design patterns in C# - The Builder Pattern

Carmel Eve

Traverse the builder pattern in this design patterns series, simplifying complex object creation and separating construction from usage.
How to use the AzureAD module in PowerShell Core

How to use the AzureAD module in PowerShell Core

James Broome

Explore using AzureAD with Az module in PowerShell Core, as Az may not fully replace AzureAD. Learn to utilize both for optimal functionality.
Reactive data processing and a huge wealth of learning - A year as an Apprentice II at endjin

Reactive data processing and a huge wealth of learning - A year as an Apprentice II at endjin

Carmel Eve

Here is a blog written by our apprentice Carmel after her second year of the apprenticeship. We think it demonstrates the huge variety of things we get to work on here at endjin, and highlights the best of the blogs that Carmel produced through during the year - of which there were a lot!If you think an apprenticeship with us is something which might interest you - send a CV through to hello@endjin.com!
Design Patterns in C# - Factory Method and Abstract Factory

Design Patterns in C# - Factory Method and Abstract Factory

Carmel Eve

Investigate the differences between factory method and abstract factory design patterns in this first blog of our series.
How to create a Power BI workspace in an Azure DevOps Pipeline using Powershell

How to create a Power BI workspace in an Azure DevOps Pipeline using Powershell

James Broome

Automate Power BI workspaces creation & security using PowerShell & Azure DevOps pipelines in a wider DevOps strategy with Azure data platform services.
Using Databricks Notebooks to run an ETL process

Using Databricks Notebooks to run an ETL process

Carmel Eve

Explore data analysis & ETL with Databricks Notebooks on Azure. Utilize Spark's unified analytics engine for big data & ML, and integrate with ADF pipelines.
Endjin is a Snowflake Partner

Endjin is a Snowflake Partner

Howard van Rooijen

Snowflake is a cloud native data warehouse platform, that enabled data engineering, data science, data lakes, data sharing and data warehousing. Endjin are very excited to announce our partnership.
The Power BI Weekly newsletter has published its fifth edition!

The Power BI Weekly newsletter has published its fifth edition!

Ed Freeman

Subscribe to Power BI Weekly, our new free weekly newsletter for all things Power BI!
Incorporating software architecture into agile projects

Incorporating software architecture into agile projects

Carmel Eve

Software architecture and Agile project planning are often seen to be at odds. However, here at endjin we think that the way in which they intersect solves a lot of the common issues surrounding architecture. The key to successful architecture is constantly keeping the drivers in mind and having a tight communication loop as the architecture is implemented. These concepts are ones which are key to agile project management, and the combination of these two disciplines can be extremely powerful and successful when applied correctly.
Agile Architecture: Painting by Numbers

Agile Architecture: Painting by Numbers

Howard van Rooijen

Creating a architecture in an iterative and incremental solution delivery is challenging. I've evolved an approach akin to Painting By Numbers, and am inspired by a quote from the artist and film maker Dave McKean.
Exploring Azure Data Factory - Mapping Data Flows

Exploring Azure Data Factory - Mapping Data Flows

Carmel Eve

Mapping Data Flows are a relatively new feature of ADF. They allow you to visually build up complex data transformation sequences. This can aid in the streamlining of data manipulation and ETL processes, without the need to write any code! This post gives a brief introduction to the technology, and what this could enable!
Snowflake Connector for Azure Data Factory - Part 2

Snowflake Connector for Azure Data Factory - Part 2

Jess Panni

Snowflake Connector for Azure Data Factory - Part 1

Snowflake Connector for Azure Data Factory - Part 1

Jess Panni

Explore the lack of a native Azure Data Factory connector for Snowflake and discover alternatives for integration between these popular platforms.
Announcing Power BI Weekly!

Announcing Power BI Weekly!

Howard van Rooijen

Power BI has become more successful than anyone anticipated. We've decided to spin out the Power BI category from the Azure Weekly Newsletter into it's own publication - Power BI Weekly.
A code review with NDepend Part 2: The initial review

A code review with NDepend Part 2: The initial review

Carmel Eve

At endjin we have a high quality bar when it comes to our code. As part of this we carry out regular code reviews. One of the tools we have used for these code reviews is NDepend. This is the second in a blog series written as we carried out that process. This post focuses on the insight you can quickly gain just by glancing at the NDepend UI.
Enforce resource tagging with Azure Policy

Enforce resource tagging with Azure Policy

Mike Evans-Larah

Explore Azure Policy for proper tagging on resources and enabling tag inheritance from parent resource groups.