Added article: SignalR with Open AI

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[mikekistler]

I don't think this content really works as a tutorial. This is more an explanation of the sample project. Can you move this down to the Samples section?

[IEvangelist]

A few nits

[IEvangelist]

You should consider having some text to describe the following bit of code, or perhaps the preceding bits. As it stands now, two new code blocks without interleaving text makes it difficult to understand what exactly is being discussed in each. Also, comments in code are not localized, something to be aware of (it's better to have that in the article around the code).

[Rick-Anderson]

Wow, this looks like a really great article. It just needs a little work and we can help you make the changes.

[Rick-Anderson]

This needs to be

Update the endpoint and key in appsetting.json file as shown in the following code:

After this PR merges, we can move the code to a sample folder and display the appsetting.json with the changes highlighted.

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[wadepickett]

I don't think this content really works as a tutorial. This is more an explanation of the sample project. Can you move this down to the Samples section?

I agree with both of Mike's points above.

@BrennanConroy
This looks like the sample itself from https://github.com/microsoft/SignalR-Samples-AI/tree/main/AIStreaming would be a candidate to go here with the existing SignalR samples:
https://github.com/aspnet/SignalR-samples

Then per Mike's point above, the content for that sample in this PR here (after another edit round which I will help with) would go in a README for the sample. It is more of a description of the sample, rather than a tutorial.

Thoughts?

[wadepickett]

@BrennanConroy, thoughts? See suggestion above.

[wadepickett]

I don't think this content really works as a tutorial. This is more an explanation of the sample project. Can you move this down to the Samples section?

(I've been assigned to finish this up.)

Thanks @mikekistler , you mentioned moving this down to the "Samples section"

I assume you meant moving it down in the TOC menu to "Real-time apps > Samples "

...that points directly to the sample repo here.
https://github.com/aspnet/SignalR-samples

Were you thinking the content in this PR should move to the SignalR-samples repo, or were you envisioning sub links under the Real-time apps > Samples TOC? If the latter, then I will create two sub items to "Samples" in the TOC, one for the samples repo (and make it more clear that is where it points to) and another for this topic.

Also,
The code sample for the doc in the PR is located here:
https://github.com/microsoft/SignalR-Samples-AI/tree/main/AIStreaming

It is not clear to me if the intent was that the samples code for this topic stays in that repo. I'm unaware of the history on that. I'll assume it does rather than moving it to the sample to the SignalR-samples repo unless I hear otherwise.

Thanks for any clarification.

[mikekistler]

Moving this to the SignalR-samples repo was what I had in mind, but sadly that repo is archived now, so we probably need some other solution. I don't have any strong opinion on this -- only that we should differentiate tutorials and samples for the benefit of users.