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Blog Post:
Visual Studio 2013
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Today, Microsoft announced Visual Studio 2013, the next release of is integrated developer tools solution for building modern applications for devices, the cloud and on the client. Visual Studio 2013 Preview software will be released at Build 2013. Visual Studio 2013 will incorporate a wave of new...
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3 Jun 2013
Blog Post:
WebMatrix 3 Released
Bryan Group [MSFT]
For those that aren’t aware, WebMatrix (available for download here ) is a free, lightweight web development tool that was first introduced in 2010 which provides a great, focused web development experience for ASP.NET, PHP, and Node.js. New Features Summary Windows Azure Integration ...
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9 May 2013
Blog Post:
Windows Azure Training and SDK
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Cloud development is becoming more and more prevalent which is why having the ability to access training and an SDK is something every company in that space should/needs to provide. To that end, the following training kit and SDK created by Microsoft will help you when starting your development journey...
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1 May 2013
Blog Post:
Windows Azure IaaS is Live
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Windows Azure Infrastructure Services, Virtual Machines and Virtual Network are now generally available (GA)! With this announcement these new services make it possible for you to move your applications into the cloud as is. This announcement also comes with a commitment to match Amazon Web Services...
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17 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Build 2013 Developer Conference
Bryan Group [MSFT]
I can't believe almost 6 months has passed since the last Build conference . This year the event will be held between June 26–28 in San Francisco where Microsoft will share what's next for Windows, Windows Server, Windows Azure, Visual Studio, and more. Visit the Build site to get yourself...
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29 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
ALM Summit Content Available On-Demand
Bryan Group [MSFT]
January's ALM Summit on the Microsoft Campus brought together some of the greatest minds in application development, methodologies, and application lifecycle management. All of the sessions were recorded and are now available for on-demand viewing on Channel 9 . Watch these videos to learn about the...
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4 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Windows Azure Services on Windows Server
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Yesterday, Microsoft announced the general availability of System Center 2012 Service Pack 1, which brings the full range of System Center management to Windows Server 2012 for private and hybrid cloud. With this release, you will be able to use Windows Server, System Center 2012 SP1 and Web Sites service...
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16 Jan 2013
Blog Post:
Microsoft Open Technologies Announces VM Depot
Bryan Group [MSFT]
If you’ve been wanting to use Windows Azure but couldn’t because a particular open source virtual machine (VM) wasn’t available or you didn’t have the time to configure one, well you’re in luck. The newly released preview of VM Depot from Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc...
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11 Jan 2013
Blog Post:
Windows 8 App Contest
Bryan Group [MSFT]
The holidays are definitely for spending time with family and friends however for me, when there’s an app/dev contest to win I can’t help but think about coding. It started innocently enough as a few members of my team said they had some ideas for an app and that building them and comparing...
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27 Dec 2012
Blog Post:
.NET SDK for Hadoop Update
Bryan Group [MSFT]
If you’re doing any development in the “big data” space then you’ll want to be aware of an update to the .NET SDK for Hadoop . This release contains updated versions (0.2.0.0-prerelease) of Map/Reduce, LINQ To Hive, and a new WebHDFS client. This SDK currently contains an API...
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12 Dec 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Azure Community Event
Bryan Group [MSFT]
On November 14, 2012, Microsoft will be hosting Windows AzureConf, a free event for the Windows Azure community. This event will feature a keynote presentation by Scott Guthrie , along with numerous sessions executed by Windows Azure community members. Streamed live for an online audience on Channel...
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14 Nov 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Azure Portal, Mobile Services and Marketplace Updates
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Scalability, reliability and the ability to get access to new/updated features in a short time frame are just a few reasons why I’ve been a huge proponent of Cloud services when it comes to software development. One has to look no further than Windows Azure as there is certainly no shortage of...
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24 Oct 2012
Blog Post:
The Cloud OS Signature Event Series
Bryan Group [MSFT]
I recently attended a local event for the US Launch of Windows Server 2012 , Visual Studio 2012 and Windows Azure. To say there’s a lot to talk about would clearly be an understatement. While I couldn’t do all the new features/enhancements justice in a blog post I will however touch on a...
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7 Sep 2012
Blog Post:
Build Conference 2012
Bryan Group [MSFT]
In January Tim O’Brien, General Manager of Developer & Platform Evangelism outlined the path forward for Microsoft developers in his blog post titled: “ Thinking About Developer Events. ” Today he announced that BUILD 2012 will be held at Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond...
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26 Jul 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Azure Spring Release
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Since I mentioned this new release in my other post I figured I’d expand a little bit more on some of the features that it provides. The Azure team recently unveiled the biggest update to Windows Azure since its release, including new Windows Azure services: Web Sites, Virtual Machines, and Media...
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28 Jun 2012
Blog Post:
A New Microsoft
Bryan Group [MSFT]
To say the past few weeks were chock full of Microsoft announcements would be an understatement. First came the Surface , then Windows Phone 8 and recently the acquisition of Yammer . Add in the fact that there's new entertainment experiences for XBOX along with Gizmodo proclaiming “ Microsoft...
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26 Jun 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Server AppFabric 1.1
Bryan Group [MSFT]
I’ve created a few posts on Windows Server AppFabric as well as Windows Server AppFabric Logging as it provides fantastic functionality if your organization wants full control over the environment and is not ready to move “to the Cloud.” Of course there are hybrid scenarios but the...
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24 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Team Foundation Service White Paper
Bryan Group [MSFT]
While the Team Foundation Service (previously known as TFS Azure) is still in preview mode that doesn’t mean that guidance and best practices should not be addressed. I’ve created quite a few blog posts on the features and capabilities that the TFService provides as well as some components...
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17 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Windows Azure and Office 365 Price Reduction
Bryan Group [MSFT]
It seems nowadays that nothing ever goes down but rather quite the opposite. So when I learned that not only Windows Azure pricing was reduced but also Office 365 I just had to spread the good news. That said, Microsoft has halved the price of its entry-level server for Windows Azure infrastructure as...
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2 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Technical Readiness
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Fortunately I’ve had the chance to attend many events dealing with technology but my favorite, for a number of reasons has to be a semi-annual internal Microsoft conference held in Seattle that brings together all ‘softies from all over the world. I recently attended this conference (which...
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4 Feb 2012
Blog Post:
SQL Azure Import/Export Service
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Cirrus clouds are certainly beautiful but “the cloud” within technology is truly a wonderful thing. It offers so much versatility and almost limitless possibility that it’s now become a focal point when talking about development (new or migration). It’s great to have the ability...
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27 Jan 2012
Blog Post:
Team Foundation Service Updated
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Even though TFS is still a preview I’ve been thoroughly impressed with the work that’s been done to migrate what the server product offers to the cloud. Recently there was an update to this service and while not a major overhaul there’s quite a lot packed into it. Instead of me regurgitating...
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9 Dec 2011
Blog Post:
Enterprise Library Integration Pack for Windows Azure
Bryan Group [MSFT]
For years the Enterprise Library application blocks have helped developers address the typical cross-cutting concerns of enterprise development (such as diagnostic logging, data validation, and exception handing). With over 3.5 million downloads , they take a prominent place in the toolbox of a modern...
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6 Dec 2011
Blog Post:
Team Foundation Server “in the cloud”
Bryan Group [MSFT]
Remember when you were a kid and saw the beginnings of snow falling and y ou watched it cover each branch of the big evergreen in your backyard and thought: “SNOW DAY!” Or when the holidays came around and gifts were opened and family and good friends were over to celebrate? Today could count...
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16 Sep 2011
Blog Post:
“To the Cloud” with TFS
Bryan Group [MSFT]
The more time I spend using Team Foundation Server (TFS), the more I believe it’s an integral component of the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) Framework. Now while most organizations employ some sort of source control and change management system there are those that still “wing it”...
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20 May 2011
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