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.NET Core 2.1 Roadmap

February 7, 2018 Feb 7, 2018 02/7/18
App Center Team
The .NET team has been working on the .NET Core 2.1 release for the last several months on GitHub. We know that many of you have been using .NET Core 2.0 since it shipped in August of last year and want to know what is coming next. The team has done enough work now that we know the overall shape of the next release. Like past releases, the ....

Azure Storage for Serverless .NET Apps in Minutes

February 7, 2018 Feb 7, 2018 02/7/18
App Center Team
Azure Storage is a quick and effortless way to store data for applications that has high availability, is secure, scales and is redundant. This blog post walks through a simple application that creates a short code for a long URL to easily reference it. It uses Table Storage to map codes to URLs and a Queue to process redirect counts. ...

Visual Studio Subscriptions and linking your VSTS account to AzureAD

February 7, 2018 Feb 7, 2018 02/7/18
App Center Team
A few weeks ago, I posted about a change coming to organizations managing their identities with Microsoft Accounts (MSAs); as of March 30th, you will no longer able to create new MSAs with a custom domain name that is linked to an Azure Active Directory tenant. Many customers have reached out asking how this change affects their Visual Studio...

Target Surface Hub and Windows 10 S on a Snapdragon processor with your UWP apps

February 7, 2018 Feb 7, 2018 02/7/18
App Center Team
When submitting your UWP app or game to Microsoft Store through Dev Center, you have the flexibility to choose the device families on which customers can acquire your app. By default, we make your app or game available to all device families which can run it (except for Xbox, which you can opt into as appropriate if your packages support it). ...

What’s new for Python in Visual Studio 2017 15.6 Preview 1

February 2, 2018 Feb 2, 2018 02/2/18
App Center Team
Today we have released the first preview of our next update to Visual Studio 2017. You will see a notification in Visual Studio within the next few days, or you can download the new installer from visualstudio.com. In this post, we're going to take a look at some of the new features we have added for Python developers. As always, the preview ...

Announcing TypeScript 2.7

February 2, 2018 Feb 2, 2018 02/2/18
App Center Team
Today we’re proud to announce the release of TypeScript 2.7! If you’re not familiar with TypeScript, it’s a language that brings optional static types to JavaScript by building on JavaScript itself. Running TypeScript code through its compiler emits clean readable JavaScript that runs on any browser, and can also make bleeding-edge ...

MSTest V2: in-assembly parallel test execution

February 2, 2018 Feb 2, 2018 02/2/18
App Center Team
MSTest V2 v1.3.0 Beta2 now supports in-assembly parallel execution of tests – the top most requested/commented issue on the testfx repo. The feature can dramatically reduce the total time taken to execute a suite of tests. To get started, install the framework and adapter from NuGet. If you are already using MSTest V2, then upgrade to this ...

Last week in Azure: New visual tools for Data Factory, and more

February 2, 2018 Feb 2, 2018 02/2/18
App Center Team
If you were too busy writing code, attending meetings, or enjoying some time away from work, here's an overview of what you may have missed in Azure last week: Headlines: ADF v2: Visual Tools enabled in public preview - Be more productive with Azure Data Factory by getting pipelines up & running quickly without requiring to write a single...

The Ship List: App Center January Update

February 2, 2018 Feb 2, 2018 02/2/18
App Center Team
The New Year represents an exciting time for those of us on the App Center team, after our launch last November at Connect(); and seeing your initial reactions over the past few months. We haven't rested after the launch, however. We have been hard at work improving App Center, listening to your feedback, and looking at how we want the product...