January 8, 2020

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Open Source and Cross-Platform Tools for Azure Developers

Open Source and Cross-Platform Tools for Azure Developers

Azure is built around the open source developer. From our emphasis on .NET Core, PowerShell Core, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux to services like linux VMs, linux web apps, and support for contai …
Talk Title Open Source and Cross-Platform Tools for Azure Developers
Speakers Aaron Roney (Sr. Program Manager, Microsoft)
Conference Open Source Summit North America
Conf Tag
Location Los Angeles, CA, United States
Date Sep 10-14, 2017
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Slides Talk Slides
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Azure is built around the open source developer. From our emphasis on .NET Core, PowerShell Core, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux to services like linux VMs, linux web apps, and support for containers, Microsoft is dedicated to empowering open source developers to build the software they love with the tools they love on the platforms they love. The Azure Developer Experience team develops open source tools which equip developers to leverage Azure to its full potential. They have recently released the Azure CLI 2.0, and Azure PowerShell is coming to all platforms with PowerShell Core support. Aaron will talk about the power that these tools provide, and he will discuss how these tools can empower developers to use Azure at all points of the development life cycle.

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