Developer tools

We’re pleased to announce that the Azure SDK for Go is now generally available to help developers build apps for Azure with Go.

We are excited to introduce the integration of Azure Data Lake (ADL) Python & R extensions into Visual Studio Code (VSCode), which allows you to easily edit Python or R scripts for your custom…

We are excited to introduce the integration of HDInsight PySpark into Visual Studio Code (VSCode), which allows developers to easily edit Python scripts and submit PySpark statements to HDInsight clusters.

We have just released an Application Insights chart widget for VSTS dashboards!

Microsoft has just become a member of IC3, The Initiative for CryptoCurrencies & Contracts. We are excited to collaborate with this team of world class experts in cryptography, game theory, distributed systems, programming languages, and system security.

As customers increase their deployed applications in Azure, we are seeing a growing interest in DevOps tooling on Azure.

We want to know: What fuels your awesome?

Today, we are announcing the general availability of the new, simplified Azure management libraries for .

This post series provides the latest updates and news for Visual Studio Team Services and is a great way for Azure users to keep up-to-date with new features being released every three weeks.

We built an integrated workflow enabling users to build their applications on Azure using graphical and command line tools, even on devices where command line tools aren’t installed.

One C# statement to authenticate. One statement to create a virtual machine. One statement to modify an existing virtual network, etc. No more guessing about what is required vs. optional vs. non-modifiable.

As the Jenkins project and demand for Jenkins has grown, the project needs a more reliable, more secure, and more agile Linux platform on which to build the next generations of their content distribution network and Java-based tools.