I'm trying to make a new asset in IBM Watson Studio, but I cannot find AutoAI?
Does anyone know what is the problem?
Note: I have just created my account and started learning about IBM Cloud.
Watson Studio is a framework of tooling which on its own doesn't give you very much. AutoAI is a part of the Machine Learning service, which you will need to create an instance of. Once created you will be able to use Watson Studio to access the Machine Learning service.
In order to add AutoAI as an asset, you need to have both Watson Studio and Watson Machine Learning active and provisioned. NB, they both need to be set up for the same location (eg. Frankfurt).
If you think you might have set up something incorrectly, I'd suggest going to https://cloud.ibm.com/resources and deleting the instances you just created, and recreating them to ensure they linked to the same location.
With both Watson Machine Learning and Watson Studio set up correctly, AutoAI will appear under the New Asset page.
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I'm very new to Twilio Studio. I'm converting an IVR from OpenVBX to Studio and have been trying to find examples of flows (can you even share flows?) or widgets other than the (very sparse) examples included in the on-line documentation. In OpenVBX, many plug-ins were shared by users, but I can't find anything similar. Does this exist?
It does not, however you can extend Studio Functionality using the Run Function Widget, which allows you to write custom code using Node.
There are many blog post and You Tube videos and tutorials using Studio that should get you started. You can also export the JSON of your Studio flow, if you want to share it with others. Studio provides starter templates as well, when you create a new flow, which are helpful with the initial layout structure.
Twilio Studio Tutorials
Twilio Studio You Tube Play List
Twilio Studio Widget Library
i have a Mvc 4 project i would like to publish on a windows server 2012. On the windows server 2012 i have setup IIS 8 and Sql express. Do you know of a good guide to set this up? My issue is that i can't get the database working. I would like to make it so i can easily publish changes to the website. Any ideas how to do this?
is it possible to setup Visual studios on the server for the nuget package console?
the only way i have got this working was to copy the entire database to sql express but if i change anything i have to do it agian. Not a very stable solution.
Best regards John,
It's not exactly clear what the problem is, but I'll try to give a couple of pointers.
First, nuget shouldn't be involved in the deployment per se; it's involved when building the project, but once you get a deployment package it should contain everything the project needs - look at setting up the deployment using the visual studio built in tools, i.e. see this MSDN link.
The database is a separate side of this. You say you can't 'get it working' which I can't really help with since there's no details - you need to be familiar with connection strings and change your connection string during the deployment so your app can connect to the right database. The publishing wizard linked above can help with this as well, or you can use config transforms, or any number of other mechanisms.
Documentation here has details about what you can do on the database side. The publishing wizard (when using web deploy) can read the database schema and even make schema comparisons so you can deploy schema updates, but I've never actually used that solution - I usually need more control over what happens so I manage my schema upgrade and downgrade scripts myself.
Since there are many problems compounded in this question I suggest you ask a separate, more focused, question about each one.
I would like to get a specific version from the TFS using Web Matrix. Where can I use the following features in Web Matrix?
Compare
View History
Get Specific Version
I am able to see those feature in Visual Studio IDE but not in Web Matrix.
Please help me someone regarding this.
WebMatrix is a lightweight development environment. TFS is not supported and since that's more of a heavy weight technology, I can't imagine it will ever be supported.
Is there an easy way to integrate TFS for version control into MonoDevelop? I have a new MacBook Pro and an trying to determine which things I can do with Mac native apps and which I will need to run using Parallels.
I downloaded the Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 command-line client, and was able to create a workspace, map a working folder and get the latest code. However, it would be nice to perform a get latest from inside MonoDevelop. In the Options there are External Tools I can try and setup, but I thought someone might have already done this. Has anybody done this?
Also, I see the the opentf project lists an alpha-quality MonoDevelop addin in the Feb 4, 2008 Release Notes, but that is two years ago. Has anybody used this?
You can always use Svn Bridge. In order to use it you will need to install it on the TFS server itself. It will then allow your TFS server to communicate via SVN protocol.
I retry to post an answer (sorry for my english i'm french). I has the same problem than you, i make some software for WP7 from visual studio and i use TFS in my compagny and want to make iphone applications with monotouch.
I Try openTF but i need direct integration in monodevelop, i find nothing in the internet and i decide to make my addin.
I release a test version (free of course) than you can try, it's integrate directly in monodevelop with TFS, and work for me on my mac.
You can see my blog at teamaddins.com i think it's can help.
Bruno
The least-bad solution I've come up with for Xamarin + TFS is to set up TFS through a Windows machine as normal, mount the TFS workspace as a SMB fileshare on the Mac, and manage checkouts manually in Visual Studio.
It's klugey, but there doesn't seem to be any reliable TFS tooling available for Mac.
We will be doing a database driven logistics system for our Software Analysis and Design course. What we want to do is to work on the project simultaneously so that we can finish the project earlier. Is TFS the right tool for this? If yes, how do we start? What are the steps to set up the TFS? We use VS 2010.
Thanks.
This is a very broad question. TFS is an excellent code repository that does allow for multiple developers to have a centralised code base (which sounds like what you are after).
The first thing you will need of course is the TFS 2010 installation disk and ideally a separate box to install it on. Although the installation and set up can differ slightly on differing OS, i would recommend following the installation guide here and posting any specific and more detailed questions as you come across issues.
Is TFS the right tool for this: Maybe. It may be a bit much overhead to use for a course.
How do you start: If you have Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, TFS should be included. Everything is installation wizard based, and the install (can) give you everything you need. For what you want, a stand-alone installation using SQL Server Express should be fine.
If you're looking for something lightweight that you all could use for source control, you might want to consider some of the git/svn hosting services (e.g. http://unfuddle.com). There's no direct integration with Visual Studio without a third-party tool, but it will give you the basics of being able to share source code among your team.