How Visual Studio Online won me over in under 90 minutes

Brian HarryApril 29, 2014Apr 29, 201404/29/14

Someone forwarded me a link to a blog post that put a smile on my face today.  I enjoyed reading how VS Online was such a natural journey for this person.  I’d like to think Azure would be a great choice for hosting the app, but I’ll be happy that VSO is a satisfying starting point. Read it yourself… http://theagil

Visual Studio Online Update – Apr 8th

Brian HarryApril 14, 2014Apr 14, 201404/14/14

You probably didn’t notice that we did our sprint 63 deployment last week.  I didn’t blog about it because there wasn’t much to say.  We announced a whole bunch of new stuff at Build the week before and there wasn’t much new in sprint 63 beyond consolidating on the Build feature set and preparing for our next

New Azure Portal Overview

Brian HarryApril 14, 2014Apr 14, 201404/14/14

Brian Keller did a very nice blog post on how you can use the new Azure portal to create a super cool devops dashboard: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/briankel/archive/2014/04/10/building-your-dream-devops-dashboard-with-the-new-azure-preview-portal.aspxBrian

Visual Studio Online Integration in the Azure portal

Brian HarryApril 3, 2014Apr 3, 201404/3/14

Today, at Build, we unveiled a new Azure Portal experience we are building.  I want to give you some insights into the work that VS Online team is doing to help with it.  I’m not on the Azure team and am no expert on how they’d like to describe to the world, so please take any comments I make here about the new Azure portal as my

Visual Studio Online “General Availability”

Brian HarryApril 3, 2014Apr 3, 201404/3/14

Today is a monumental day for VS Online.  It’s the culmination of a long journey from a glimmer of an idea to prototype, private preview, limited preview, public preview, “go-live” and now, finally General Availability.  VS Online is ready and open for business. I’ve written a fair amount about the transition