Wintellect Post Roundup

I tend to write over at myh Wintellect blog for more technical posts and I've done quite a few lately. Here's the latest in what I've posted there:

• Beginning Statistics for Data Science: Types of Data
• Beginning Statistics for Data Science: Analyzing Data
• Getting Quick Insights on Sales Data with PowerBI
• Using the Cognitive Services Text Analytics API: Detecting Languages
• Using the Cognitive Services Text Analytics API: Sentiment Analysis
• Pre-processing Text Data with NLTK and Azure Machine Learning
• Building Language Intelligent Apps with Microsoft’s LUIS
• Integrating Microsoft LUIS into the Bot Framework
• An Overview of Azure Databricks

And there is still more coming, including using the Microsoft Bot Framework and on the R programming language.

Wintellect Data Science Blog Post Roundup

I've been quite busy at my Wintellect blog lately. Doing a slight pivot into all sorts of things data science and have been writing about what I've been learning. Here's a roundup of the posts so far.

• Data Science and the Data Science Process
• Using Pandas to Analyze Sales Data
• Visualizing Sales Data in Python with Matplotlib
• Top Free Data Science Books
• Creating a Simple Linear Regression Machine Learning Model with scikit-learn
• Creating Machine Learning APIs with Flask

And there is still plenty more to come!

New Wintellect Blog Posts

For this Thanksgiving, I thought sharing a lot of my recent Wintellect blog posts. If I may say, there's a lot of good stuff for you to go through while digesting a Thanksgiving meal. Hope you all enjoy!

Spectron

I've been doing a bit of Spectron lately for a client and have been posting some insights I've gained from it.

• End-to-end Testing Electron Apps with Spectron
• Creating Page Objects for Spectron Tests
• Spectron Tip: Getting Selectors for Chrome Dev Tools

Xamarin

I've been into Xamarin for quite a while now and have quite a few links that go through different aspects of it, mainly with F#. This includes my very first screencast and using FAKE with your Xamarin projects.

• Using XAML in F# Xamarin Forms
• F# Improvements in Xamarin Studio
• Automating Xamarin Builds with FAKE: Part 1 - Setting up FAKE
• Automating Xamarin Builds with FAKE: Part 2 - Building PCL, iOS, and Android Projects
• Automating Xamarin Builds with FAKE: Part 3 - Building and Running Unit Tests

More Wintellect Blog Posts

Like last time, I mentioned that I've been blogging more at my Wintellect spot, especially when it comes to F#. Below are a couple of more posts since the last time. There's also a cameo post that mixes F# with Xamarin.

• Access Data Easier with F# Type Providers
• Using F# for Enterprise Applications
• Combining F# and Xamarin Forms to Create Mobile Applications

Wintellect F# Blog Post Collection

I know it seems I've been MIA lately, but the truth is I've actually been blogging quite a bit on F# at my spot in Wintellect for a little while. Below is a collection of what's currently out there.

• 10 Reasons to Use F#
• F# Community Projects
• Using the F# Interactive
• My Introduction to Data Science with F#
• Less Defects with F# Units of Measure

There will definitely be more in the future so keep an eye out there for more posts on F# and there may even be a few on Xamarin with F#.

First Wintellect Blog Post + A New Series On Design Patterns

Just recently, I published my first blog post to the Wintellect (my awesome new employer) site. May not seem like much, but it's pretty exciting for me.

One of the things to keep yourself learning, I feel, is to tackle the stuff you feel you understand the least. For me, one of those things was the concept and implementation of different design patterns. I'm probably already too late in the game for this, but better than not learning it at all, right?

Head First Design Patterns - Part 1: Observer Pattern