Adam Keats
Get into the cloud with Visual Studio Online
Did you know there's such a thing called Microsoft Visual Studio Online now? You didn't?! Let's have a quick look, shall we? Alright, so you know the whole world is moving to the cloud, right? Don't grumble, it's happening and you may as well get on board. Well, Microsoft has promised a cloud complement for all of its products, with Office 365 being a good example of this. There's also Exchange and SharePoint in the cloud. Well, when Microsoft released Visual Studio 2013, they also announced Visual Studio Online. So, what is it? Visual Studio Online is a set of tools, or services really, running on Windows Azure to extend the development experience into the cloud. These services work hand in hand with Visual Studio on the desktop. They include:
Hosted source control, work item tracking, agile planning, build, and load testing that were formerly part of Team Foundation Service but are now available in public preview.
Application insights that provides an unparalleled view of your application's health based on availability, performance and usage.
'Monaco,' a coding environment for the cloud, in the cloud. A browser based light-weight developer experience for certain Azure development scenarios.
Visual Studio Online is free for teams up to 5 developers. Above and beyond that, it's very reasonably priced. Go on, get in the cloud with everyone else. You know you want to! Have a look at Visual Studio website for further details.
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With over 25 years of real-world IT experience Adam is one of New Horizons' most senior Database and Software Development trainers. Starting out as a physics teacher Adam displayed exceptional mathematical and technical capabilities early on in his career. He went on to work in a variety of programming and technical management roles within several government agencies including the Department of Defence and Maritime Patrol. In 1998 Adam found his true calling, gaining MCT status and thus beginning his technical training career specialising in SQL Server administration, development, BI, and .NET development. Since then he has worked for several training organisations and found a home at New Horizons where he is now our resident Database and Development specialist. Throughout his tenure at New Horizons, Adam has assisted over 500 students in their endeavours to improve their skills, knowledge, and to achieve industry certifications.
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