Azure SDK Blog
Develop Azure solutions with the Azure SDKs aka.ms/azsdk
Latest posts
Azure SDK Release (August 2022)
Azure SDK releases every month. In this post, you'll find this month's highlights and release notes.
Using the Azure SDK for Python in Pyodide and PyScript
Learn how to run the Azure SDK for Python natively in the browser using Pyodide and PyScript.
Broken link detection in the Azure SDK
Learn how the Azure SDK Engineering Systems team detects broken links in GitHub repositories.
Try the latest Azure SDK for .NET management libraries
The Azure Management SDK for .NET released many new features.
Announcing the stable release of the Azure Service Bus client library for Go
We're excited to announce the stable release of the Azure Service Bus client library for Go. Azure Service Bus is an enterprise cloud messaging service, enabling the building of scalable cloud solutions. NOTE: If you're using the previous Azure Service Bus library for Go and would like to upgrade, we've put together a migration guide that you can use to port your application over. Install the package The Azure Service Bus library can be installed using : This blog post assumes you have a working development environment for Go 1.18 or above, and that you have an Azure Service Bus namespace. For instructio...
Azure SDK Release (July 2022)
Azure SDK releases every month. In this post, you'll find this month's highlights and release notes.
Introducing the Azure Developer CLI (azd): A faster way to build apps for the cloud
This post announces the preview release of the Azure Developer CLI. The Azure Developer CLI accelerates the time it takes to get started on Azure.
Using Azure Service Bus in the wild
Learn tips and best practices for implementing an Azure Service Bus instance in a real-life scenario.
It just takes time. Updated guidance on Azure long-running operations.
Developers hate waiting, but sometimes it's necessary. When we know something is going to take time in Azure, it's modeled as a long-running operation (LRO). We've recently updated our guidance on LROs in our REST API guidelines.