If you’re a .NET developer eager to leverage the power of Azure, we’re excited to introduce a valuable resource: A Developer’s Guide to .NET in Azure book. This guide is designed to help you navigate the Azure landscape and optimize your .NET development within the platform.
Download this free e-book here.
This guide is crafted for .NET developers of all levels, whether you’re just starting with Azure or already utilizing its services. It serves as a comprehensive resource to discover available Azure services and the tools necessary for developing applications on the platform. The goal is to provide a solid foundation and accelerate your learning curve with .NET in Azure. It acts as a central resource to understand how .NET development benefits from Azure’s scalable infrastructure.
Specifically, A Developer’s Guide to .NET in Azure delves into the following key areas:
Understanding Azure’s Potential for .NET Developers: The guide elucidates how Azure streamlines crucial aspects such as automatic scaling and Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD). By automating these processes, Azure empowers developers to concentrate on core tasks that drive value and innovation. This section highlights the advantages of Azure’s infrastructure for .NET projects, allowing you to concentrate on development rather than operational overhead.
Catalog of Azure Services for .NET Development: This section offers an organized directory of Azure services relevant to .NET developers, guiding you in selecting the appropriate tools for specific development scenarios.
For additional insights into this valuable resource, we recommend viewing the Azure Friday episode featuring Barry Luijbregts, co-author of “A Developer’s Guide to .NET in Azure,” in conversation with Scott Hanselman. The discussion covers the guide’s contents and includes demonstrations of tools that streamline .NET application development and troubleshooting within Azure. Noteworthy tools include Cloud Explorer and the innovative Snapshot Debugger, designed for debugging production applications without service interruption. This allows .NET developers to diagnose and resolve issues in real-time within the Azure environment.
Links to items mentioned in this episode of Azure Friday:
We hope that this comprehensive guide empowers you to embark on your Azure journey or deepen your understanding of Azure’s capabilities. If you have any inquiries or feedback, please feel free to connect with the authors of the e-book on Twitter: @CesardelaTorre, @MBCrump, @AzureBarry, and @BethMassi. Be sure to explore another excellent resource for developers, The Developer’s Guide to Microsoft Azure, for broader coverage of Azure development.
