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    Introduction to NGX-Formly for Automatic Form Generation

    Power of Form Models Formly is an Angular module that transforms HTML forms to Javascript/JSON configured forms. Over the past two weeks I have been using Formly to transform HTML forms and saw the benefits of how much time is saved and how much code has been condensed through this process. The image below shows a…

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    How to Delete Users from Azure AD After AD Connect instance has been deleted

    I encountered this issue while working on the Windows and Office Deployment Lab Kit, however, it may be useful to others who may be coming across this issue elsewhere. In my case, I had started the deployment lab just before it was set to expire on 6/16/19. I had configured my lab using AD connect…

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    How to Use Illustrator and CSS to Customize SVGs

    How to Use Illustrator and CSS to Customize SVGs Something cool that I learned here as an intern is that you can use Adobe Illustrator to make SVG graphics easier to customize with CSS and JavaScript. What this means is that you can design a graphic in Illustrator (or import one and edit it) and then…

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    Hung Server Troubleshooting

    When a server hangs, it can oftentimes be difficult to find the root cause.  There are a variety of potential factors, and narrowing it down can be tough.  Here, we’ll review the general process for troubleshooting a hung server. Frequency & Patterns The troubleshooting process for a one-time hang vs. a repeated occurrence is a…

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    R Visuals in Power BI

    Power BI comes with several visual tools for users. However, there is an array of other visuals to be downloaded from the marketplace. One of these is a box plot, which is a graphic that I commonly use in my mathematics and statistics classes. I wrote the following code in R Studio, a statistical programming language.…

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    Workaround for Configuring a Modern Calendar into a Classic Page on SharePoint

    As I’ve begun to learn about SharePoint and the other Microsoft applications, I’ve realized that the differences between classic and modern SharePoint have been a vital concept to understand. Recently, I was tasked with configuring a modern calendar into a classic page on SharePoint, and this challenge was very helpful to further understand these differences.…

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    ServiceNow to Azure DevOps: Working Together in Harmony

    Now more than ever, this is the age of “Digital Transformation”. ServiceNow and Azure DevOps have been rapidly evolving from a systems integration perspective. As of today, there are ServiceNow tasks and pre-deployment conditions supported within Azure DevOps. But, that’s just a one-way direction between the two systems and specifically focuses on updating a ServiceNow…

    Michael Dugan
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    Misleading Graphs

    Picking the right Visuals for your Data At Concurrency, employees have access to many graphical advantages through our company’s partnership with Microsoft tools, like Power BI. From bar charts, to pie charts, waterfall charts, tree maps, area maps, and donut charts (yummy!), we have been introduced to the very colorful world of Power BI visuals. Understanding…

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    Using C# Reflection to Succinctly Access Private Members

    Occasionally, when writing C# unit tests, you will come across classes with private members that need to be accessed or modified to properly test the system. In these cases, reflection can be used to gain access to private members of a class. While this breaks encapsulation principles, it is generally acceptable to use for testing purposes.…

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