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ArticleHow to Email Phone Call Transcripts with Twilio Studio and Pipedream
Learn how to build a workflow that allows people to call & leave a message that will automatically be transcribed and emailed, using Twilio Studio, Pipedream, and Deepgram.
7 min0 likes0 comments ArticleCreating Short URLs with Netlify Functions and FaunaDb
Personalized short URLs are cool. So I decided to see if I could use a serverless function to do it for me.
4 min0 likes0 comments ArticleUpdating Notion Cover Images with Pipedream and JavaScript
Using JavaScript and Pipedream to automate changing my Notion cover image each night.
5 min0 likes0 comments ArticleI See What You're Saying: Sentiment Analysis With OpenTok and Azure Face API
Building a multi-party video conference that allows us to analyze the sentiment of each participant based on their facial expression.
11 min0 likes0 comments ArticleUsing Azure File Storage as Container Volume Mounts in App Services
How to mount Azure File Storage as a persistent volume in your multi-container App Services.
3 min0 likes0 comments ArticleEnvironment Variables in Azure Functions with Key Vault
Using environment variables from Azure Key Vault is a little different for Functions than Web Applications. Here's how to get it working.
2 min0 likes0 comments ArticleUsing SQL Server in Docker containers for basic tasks
Don't want to install SQL instances on your personal or work machine? No problem, because you no longer need to. Let's learn how to spin up a Docker container and access it with SQL Management Studio.
4 min0 likes0 comments ArticleCommunication between containers using docker compose in Windows
In production, our application on a Pi communicates with a Restful API that lives at our clients main office. However, while debugging we need to run them side-by-side. So, docker-compose to the rescue (I think.)
2 min0 likes0 comments ArticleAutomating release notes with GitHub, AppVeyor and Octopus Deploy
With multiple clients, projects, deadlines, release schedules running at once, it's hard to keep up with what features are being released in a build.
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