2018
TTG November 2018 - What's new in Azure DevOps and .NET
Last announcement of the day, on November 22nd there will be the monthly Torino Technologies Group (TTG) meetup. We changed the place, now we're hosted by Toolbox Coworking, but still between 6PM and 8PM.
Read more →Codemotion Milan 2018, November 29-30
Today is a day of announcements. After the traditional appointment with WPC, I'd like to highlight you another important tech conference, Codemotion Milan 2018, on November 29th and 30th. The agenda is available online: a lot of contents and speakers from all over ther world.
Read more →WPC 2018, Milan, November 27-29
I'd like to invite you to the traditional yearly appointment with WPC 2018, the main Italian conference about Microsoft technologies. This is the 25th edition, organized in Milan (Italy) from November 27th to November 29th by OverNet Education. The session list is ready and available online: also this year, it is very rich with sessions about dev tools, AI, web/app developement and Mixed Reality.
Read more →Coding Gym Torino, November 17th
Hello all, if you love problems and algorithms, and you'd like to improve your coding and problem solving skills, I'd like to invite you to the new Coding Gym Torino meeting, on November 17th, at 10:30AM in Toolbox.
Read more →Build Caffe2 and Detectron with GPU support on Windows (Part 2 of 2)
Few weeks ago, I had the need to test and use some custom models made with Caffe2 framework and Detectron. They are actively developed on Linux, but I needed to have them run on Windows 10 with CUDA GPU support. It is possible to build Caffe2 for Windows, and a guide is provided, but if you need to use Detectron (not supported on Windows, officially), it is a bit more complicated and some changes in the source code and in the build scripts are required.
Read more →Build Caffe2 and Detectron with GPU support on Windows (Part 1 of 2)
In the last couple of weeks, I had the need to test and use some custom models made with Caffe2 framework and Detectron. They are actively developed on Linux, but I needed to have them run on Windows 10 with CUDA GPU support. It is possible to build Caffe2 for Windows, and a guide is provided, but if you need to use Detectron (not supported on Windows, officially), it is a bit more complicated and some changes in the source code and in the build scripts are required.
Read more →Coding Gym Torino
Welcome back from Holidays (if you did them)! To refresh your minds and improve your coding and algorithm skills, I'd like to invite you to Coding Gym Torino, a new kind of free events I'm organizing in Turin (Italy) with the help of some collaborators.
Read more →Blog refresh!
After many years of the good old Metro UI style, inspired by Windows Phone, I decided to give this blog a refresh and also change the underlaying blog engine.
Read more →Reawarded MVP Windows Development
I am very happy to announce that I have been awarded for the 7th time in a row Microsoft MVP in the Windows Development category. Thank you to everyone in Microsoft (and non-Microsoft people) who made this possible again!
Read more →Microsoft Insider Dev Tour, Milan June 12
Hi all. Following the announcement at //Build at the beginning of May, I'd like to highlight you the Microsoft Insider Dev Tour, a world-wide initiative in major cities, including Milan and Rome, in Italy, on June 12th and 14th, 2018.
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