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Episode 11 - Microsoft Open Source with Kim-Adeline Miguel
Kim-Adeline Miguel is a Software Engineer at Microsoft.
In this episode we discuss her work on the Python extension for Visual Studio Code, how she integrated RedwoodJS with Azure Postgres, Microsoft's ambitions for the Jamstack, and the promise of WebAssembly.
Kim-Adeline Miguel
Links
- Python extension for Visual Studio Code
- Static website hosting in Azure Storage
- Azure Static Web Apps
- Origin of the term Wizard in computing
- Where Wizards Stay Up Late: The Origins of the Internet
- Webmaster
- Using an Azure Database for PostgreSQL server with RedwoodJS
- Using an Azure PostgreSQL DB with Redwood
- Blazor
- WebAssembly cut Figma's load time by 3x
- React Native for Windows + macOS
- React Native for Windows