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    Options to migrate Classic ASP and VB6 Applications from Windows 2003 to Windows 2012
    Options to migrate Classic ASP and VB6 Applications from Windows 2003 to Windows 2012
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 28, 2017Apr 28, 201704/28/17
    If you are still running legacy ASP/VB6 solutions and are considering paths to Server 2012, you might want to check out this post.  Application Development Manager, Zafar Kapadia shares some options to migrate classic ASP and VB6 applications to Windows Server 2012. Lift and Shift Applications to Windows 2012 Upgrade the Classic ASP ...

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    Using web.config transforms and Release Manager – TFS 2017/Team Services edition
    Using web.config transforms and Release Manager – TFS 2017/Team Services edition
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 28, 2017Apr 28, 201704/28/17
    Senior Application Development Manager, Marcelo Silva, previously posted on Using Web.Config transforms and Release Manager. That post was done on TFS 2015 and using the now “old” architecture of Release Management. This post will follow the same idea of deploying an application to Azure (App Service), but this time using Visual ...

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    My highly opinionated guide to setting up the best environment for Angular development
    My highly opinionated guide to setting up the best environment for Angular development
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 27, 2017Apr 27, 201704/27/17
    This post from Senior Premier Developer Consultant Laurie Atkinson gives you a step-by-step guide to getting started with Angular development. Follow these steps to get up and running with an Angular application including source control, editor tooling, and essential commands. Step 1 – Use Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) for ...

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    Using ADAL with Angular2
    Using ADAL with Angular2
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 26, 2017Apr 26, 201704/26/17
    In this post,  Senior Application Development Manager, Vishal Saroopchand, walks us through an example of ADAL with Angular2. The primary goal of this post is to give a high level walkthrough on how to use ADAL (Azure AD Authentication Library) with Angular2. ADAL ships with support for Angular1; however, there are no clear guidance ...

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    Authentication options for custom application when accessing data from O365
    Authentication options for custom application when accessing data from O365
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 21, 2017Apr 21, 201704/21/17
    In this post, Senior Application Development Manager, Anant Dimri explains authentication options available to application developers who wish to interact with data in O365. A developer writing applications that interact with SharePoint (SP) data (Lists/Events/Documents, etc.) will be faced with several options to setup authentication...

    Comments are closed.0AuthenticationSharePoint
    AI with an Online College
    AI with an Online College
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 20, 2017Apr 20, 201704/20/17
    Senior Application Development Manager, Justin Scott, launched a new podcast this month you will want to check out.  AI exposed looks at the world of Artificial Intelligence-- discussing some of the latest trends, interviewing industry experts, and having fun in the process. In Episode#1, Justin Scott sits with one of our Microsoft ...

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    Automating SQL Azure Server Firewall Rule Creation
    Automating SQL Azure Server Firewall Rule Creation
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 20, 2017Apr 20, 201704/20/17
    For this installment of the Premier Developer Blog, Application Development Manager Herald Gjura shares some PowerShell scripts from his toolbox to help automate Azure SQL DB Server firewall rules. Problem to solve This is the problem I am trying to solve. I usually work with multiple Azure clients, who have granted me access to ...

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    Documentation in a DevOps World
    Documentation in a DevOps World
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 14, 2017Apr 14, 201704/14/17
    In this post, Application Development Manager, Chris Mason discusses the challenge of keeping documentation up to date in this fast moving DevOps world.  In addition, he spotlights DocFX and writes a build task extension which integrates it into your build pipeline. Overview We talk a lot about DevOps today and it represents a major ...

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    .NET Core Overview
    .NET Core Overview
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 12, 2017Apr 12, 201704/12/17
    In this post, Senior Application Development Manager, Sash Kavalaparambil introduces .NET Core and many of the features that make it a powerhouse for cross platform development scenarios. It has been over 16 years since the first version of .NET framework has been released. In spite of its wide adoption among developer community, todays ...

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    Thinking about moving to TFS 2017?
    Thinking about moving to TFS 2017?
    Premier DeveloperPremier DeveloperApril 11, 2017Apr 11, 201704/11/17
    In this post, Application Development Managers,  Sheldon Ledbetter and DeWayla White, share a few of their favorite things about TFS 2017. Thinking about moving to Team Foundation Server 2017? Here are just a few highlights regarding improvements to the latest release: One of the first things you’ll notice is the collection page ...

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