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5 hours of free, live-code cloud education from Microsoft live streamed from New York!
The Azure Red Shirt Dev Tour will be streamed live tomorrow morning from New York City — use this link: https://aka.ms/rstlive. Check out the action so far. Scott Guthrie is coding live for 5 hours. Aside from being a pretty great presenter, Scott is also responsible for several parts of Microsoft that employ ~25000 employees around the… Continue reading
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The latest options for Java Cloud developers with Microsoft Azure
If you’re a Java developer looking for options on getting started with the cloud, or have been working on the cloud for some time, it’s good to know that Microsoft has several engineering teams that continue to produce amazing offerings for Java developers. The best place to start with Java on Azure is our Java… Continue reading
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Brian’s Upcoming Talks
If you have a speaking opportunity that you think I may be a good fit for, please let me know! (Anything related to Java, DevOps and cloud is a good start.) You can see past talks, including links to recordings, presentations, etc. here. COVID-19 Update — I’m open to virtual events, and tentatively scheduling events for the… Continue reading
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Tip of the day — use VS Code from the command line
You’re probably used to calling up vi from the command line for a quick file edit, but if you need a little more (and want to actually leave the editor too!) try calling Visual Studio Code from the Mac, Linux or Windows command line instead! code . <filename> will start a new VScode instance, code <filename>… Continue reading
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The ultimate guide to setting up the Azure CLI on Windows
The Azure Command line interface (CLI) is a great way to leverage the power of Azure from the command line, on Mac, Linux and Windows. But to realize even more potential it’s best to run the CLI in an environment that accesses Linux command line tools like grep, awk and sed. On windows, that means… Continue reading
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