Windows Live ID Module for Drupal
Allows Drupal user to associate their Drupal account to their
Windows Live ID, and then to login on Drupal with their Windows
Live ID
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The Center is dedicated to technical collaborative work to
improve interoperability between Microsoft and non-Microsoft
technologies. On this site, you will find a live directory of
freely downloadable technical interoperability bridges
& labs and related content such as demos, technical
guidance and articles. The vast majority of the projects are Open
Source. The Center is run by Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc.
working with the community at large.
MongoDB on Windows Azure
Use the popular MongoDB open-source document-oriented database
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Poor quality streaming video solutions resulted in an estimated $2.16 Billion of lost revenue in 2012 (according to the 2013 Conviva Viewer Experience Report). That’s a LOT of zeros!
Since we at Microsoft Open technologies, Inc. (MS Open Tech) believe this is simply unacceptable, we’d like to share some ways in which developers can leverage open source code to ensure their own delivery of video is of the highest possible standard.
For this tutorial, we have chosen to use the dash.js player to deliver MPEG-DASH video to any browser that supports the W3C Media Source Extensions (MSE).
What is MPEG-DASH and dash.js?
MPEG-DASH is an ISO standard for the adaptive streaming of video content, which offers significant benefits for those who wish to deliver high-quality, adaptive video streaming output.
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Microsoft Open Technologies is working with the ANGLE Project community to enable ANGLE in Windows Phone 8 and Windows Store apps. This will allow developers to reuse their existing OpenGL ES 2.0 code, and to apply their current skills to building apps and games for Windows devices.
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Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc. (MS Open Tech) is pleased to announce that the release of a new Windows Azure Puppet Module that makes it possible to provision both Linux and Windows virtual machines on Windows Azure using the popular open source DevOps tool, Puppet. Support is provided in the form of a Windows Azure module for Puppet published in the Puppet Forge.
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