Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services: Bing Web Search API

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Ashish Minocha

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:38

02 - Introduction to Bing Web Search API

02 - Overview.mp4

01:33

03 - Introduction to Azure Cognitive Services.mp4

03:56

04 - Demo- Azure Cognitive Services.mp4

07:37

05 - Introduction to Bing Web Search API.mp4

02:44

06 - Demo- Bing Web Search API.mp4

06:54

07 - Summary.mp4

00:40

03 - Creating Your First Bing Web Search Application

08 - Overview.mp4

01:52

09 - How REST API Works.mp4

04:39

10 - Bing Web Search Deep Dive.mp4

03:07

11 - Demo- Bing Web Search API.mp4

06:37

12 - Demo- Web Application.mp4

03:57

13 - Adding Search.mp4

02:57

14 - Demo- Adding Search.mp4

07:49

15 - Summary.mp4

00:54

04 - Understand the Different Options under Bing Web Search

16 - Overview.mp4

01:30

17 - Understand Count Filter.mp4

02:15

18 - Demo- Search Page and Count Filter.mp4

08:52

19 - Bing Web Search Filters.mp4

02:10

20 - Demo- Bing Web Search Filters.mp4

05:02

21 - Summary.mp4

01:03

Description

Bing Web Search API is a search offering under Azure Cognitive Services which provides a global ad-free search engine. This course will teach you how to create Bing Web Search applications and to utilize the different response sections and filters.

What You'll Learn?

Microsoft is investing heavily in its cognitive services offerings and one of the key categories is search.

In this course, Microsoft Cognitive Services: Bing Web Search API, you will create a search application from scratch using Bing Web Search API endpoints to request search strings, provide different filters, and return responses containing search results.

First, you will discover how Bing Web Search provides the same ad-free global engine for users to enable their applications with search capabilities, as well as to contain results from webpages, images, videos, entities, and news.

Next, you will learn the key components needed to execute Bing Web Search and its pricing structure and related documentation.

Finally, you will understand the different filters that Bing Web Search supports including count, freshness, market, and safe search.

When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Bing Web Search needed to create global-scale ad-free search applications that you can fully customize to show the results that you want.

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Microsoft Azure

Ashish Minocha

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Ashish is a Technology Manager and architect with a deep passion for Cloud and been engaged with developing Cloud based solutions for Global Clients. He began his career with Windows NT and has done MCSE 2 times (now legacy) and he's Azure Architect certified. For many years, he worked on implementing Enterprise IP Telephony and deploying different CRM systems. He's had the privilege to work for different industries like Service, Manufacturing, Automotive and Banking. He loves understanding client business requirements and translating them into technology solutions. He also specialize in delivering POCs, escalation management, running pilots and managing technology projects. Teaching comes naturally to him as he started teaching university students when he was a student. Ashish is an advocate of MS Azure and has developed cloud Enterprise solutions specially for Emerging technologies like IOT, AR and Cognitive services. When he's not glued to his computer, he's either watching movies or playing video games.

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