Dual-function codes differ from typical codes because they have unique, variable transaction IDs appended to a URL. When scanned with apps meant for consumers, the code's URL points to web pages ...

These low-code solutions allow anyone, regardless of coding experience, to gain control over their workflows and tools.

Take advantage of Azure Functions to run small pieces of code that can be triggered by events in the Azure cloud.

Code has to be coupled to work, but you want to couple your code with a low level of connascence. How about an example? Consider the following code.

Azure Functions 4.0 is out in a public preview, complete with support for the upcoming .NET 6. The offering is used for serverless cloud computing, wherein chunks of code -- functions -- respond to ...

One of the features of Azure Functions is the ability to easily create Webhooks. Webhooks allow integration with other systems, including third-party systems. Essentially, the external system can call ...

Another glitch you may recall from last month is that if you are going to be testing the return code, you easily can get messed up if there are any other commands between the invocation and the ...