Azure videos
Running Java and Spring on Azure with Cloud Foundry
Cloud Foundry is a platform for running cloud-native applications, including those written in Java and Spring. In this video, Ning Kuang will show us how to run Java and Spring applications on Azure, on top of Cloud Foundry, and how to access Azure resources like databases using Open Service Broker for Azure. At the end, Ning will also demo real-time monitoring of the application using Azure Application Insights. Cloud Foundry on AzureJava on Azure
Demos, demos, and more demos. See Scott Guthrie and others demonstrate how Azure and Visual Studio help you to stay productive and focused on what matters to you.
Introducing Cloud Native Application Bundles (CNAB)
Learn all about the new Cloud Native Application Bundles (CNAB) from Microsoft and Docker!
‘Ask me anything’ with Scott Guthrie
Join an “ask me anything” session with Scott Guthrie, Executive Vice President of Cloud and Enterprise and the person responsible for Azure.
Sustaining your software project: tips and tricks
Whether you’re building an open source project or a closed source application, it’s easy to feel like you don’t manage your software project, but that it manages you. Explore tools and techniques in GitHub and Azure DevOps that can help you automate project management, allowing you to do less administration and more hacking.
What’s New in Visual Studio 2019
Visual Studio 2019 the latest improvements and features to support you and your team be more productive, support modern application development, and continuously innovate. In this video, we’ll walk through how Visual Studio 2019 enables you to get started writing code faster and easier with existing code repos or new projects, focus on what’s important with new UI improvements, seamlessly collaborate across teams with pull requests, and more!
C++ with Visual Studio 2019: target Linux and Windows, and be more productive with IntelliCode
This video will introduce what's new in Visual Studio 2019 for C++ developers. Erika Sweet will demo a cross-platform CMake application that runs on both Linux and Windows, to highlight new features that push the boundaries of individual and team productivity. These include a new start window experience, an improved Linux targeting experience, and productivity features. Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio Code will make every C++ developer (not just Windows developers) more productive. Learn more about Visual Studio 2019 and C++
Deploy and run Go API servers on Azure with Visual Studio Code
https://aka.ms/go-videos Code samples: https://aka.ms/go-samples Sign up for Azure Functions for Go: https://aka.ms/gofunc-signup Read our docs: https://docs.azure.com/go/azure Twitter: @joshugav @ashleymcnamara"> In this video, Josh Gavant and Ashley McNamara will show you how to use Visual Studio Code to build a cloud-native API server in Go, containerize it and deploy it to Azure Web Apps. With Azure Container Registry, they'll also demo Continuous Deployment for the Docker container. More Go videos! https://aka.ms/go-videos Code samples: https://aka.ms/go-samples Sign up for Azure Functions for Go: https://aka.ms/gofunc-signup Read our docs: https://docs.azure.com/go/azure Twitter: @joshugav @ashleymcnamara
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Artificial Intelligence for every developer
Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just for the fancy data scientists! In this interactive session learn how you as a developer can get started building AI solutions today.