This post shares the evolution of the core stack in Azure SDKs for JS, splitting into multiple packages; We introduce our performance, convenience and usability goals, with a focus on performance improvements.
Learn about the Azure Core library and how it enables consistent usage patterns across the Azure SDK.
This post announces the first GA release of the Azure Developer CLI (`azd`).
Learn how to improve the performance and efficiency of your Azure SDK for Python applications by sharing a transport object across multiple clients or requests.
Learn about the philosophy of Azure versioning and the process and tools we use to avoid breaking changes.
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.
APIs are our contracts with developers. This post will introduce you to how we approach defining and managing API definitions in Azure.
Providing APIs that are easy to use, fit to purpose, scalable, maintainable, and consistent make the difference between success and failure for your software. The guidelines help Microsoft engineering teams, and others building REST services, create APIs that are approachable, sustainable, and consistent.
In this post, we'll share the latest announcements pertaining to Azure Resource Management libraries for JavaScript and Go. We will also provide an update regarding the overall plan for Azure Resource Management libraries.
In this post I'll highlight my Azure Service Bus .NET Deep Dive blog post series and webinar helping you to unleash the power of Azure Service Bus with .NET.
