Using #Azure Pipelines for your Open Source Project #AzureDevOps

Azure Pipelines for your Open Source Projects

Damian speaks to Edward Thomson about how to get started with Azure Pipelines – right from GitHub. The deep integration and GitHub Marketplace app for Azure Pipelines makes it incredibly easy to build your projects no matter what language you’re using. You can even use the builds as part of your PR checks!

https://github.com/marketplace/azure-pipelines

Edward shows us the incredible (free!) offers for open and closed source projects, and walks through creating and running a new Azure Pipelines build from scratch in only a few minutes.

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Cross-Blogpost Microsoft #AzureStack Developer Kit (ASDK) in the Classroom #MVPbuzz for #Education

Azure Stack in the Classroom for Education

 

JOIN and Register for Microsoft #TechDays 2017 in Amsterdam

Join and Register for this Awesome TechDays 2017 Event
RSVP : Thursday 12 and Friday 13 October in the RAI

Time to discover Microsoft TechDays 2017 in Amsterdam here !

With Great Speakers 🙂

Are you Ready for #TechDaysNL 4 and 5 October 2016 #Azure #HybridCloud #DevOps #Linux

Join Microsoft TechDays 2016 in Amsterdam !

Use the Cool TechDays app 2016 for all the information and sessions of this Awesome Event :

 

 

 

 

 

There will be Great Speakers to Join and Corey Sanders will do the Keynote and Cool sessions about Microsoft Azure.

 

Here you find all the great TechDays 2016 Sessions

Hope to Meet you all at Microsoft TechDays 2016 in Amsterdam 😉

 

The Microsoft #Cloud Platform Community Pages Overview #Sysctr #Azure #Hyperv #Winserv #SQL #Intune #Linux

Here you go to the Microsoft Cloud Platform Community Pages

#Microsoft Visual Studio Code for Your Platform #Linux #OSx #Windows

Code editing redefined and optimized for building and debugging modern web and cloud applications.
Visual Studio Code is free and available on your favorite platform — Linux, OS X, and Windows.

Download your Visual Studio Code Preview Today

How to update to the lastest release :

The following shows you how to update to the latest release of Visual Studio Code.

Note: For Mac and Windows users, we have enabled the auto-update channel. If you’re prompted by VS Code, accept the newest update and it will get installed (you won’t need to do anything else to get the latest bits).

Auto-updates are not supported for Linux.

Updating on Linux

• Download the VS Code zip file: 64-bit or 32-bit.
• Open the zip and run Code

Updating on OS X

You need to do this only if auto-update did not complete.

• Download the VS Code zip file from here.
• Open the zip file and drag Code over to Applications.
• Launch Code.

Updating on Windows

You need to do this only if auto-update did not complete.

Important: Close any running instances of VS Code before attempting to update (to avoid VS Code not being able to start after you update).

• Run the installer from here.
• If you have trouble with the Windows installer, download the VS Code zip file from here.

Common Questions

Q: How do I know which version I’m running?

A: In Linux and Windows, choose Help, About. In OS X, use Code, About Visual Studio Code.

Q: What are the supported operating system versions needed to run Visual Studio Code?

A: See Requirements for the supported OS versions.