Microsoft’s tools for building reliable distributed applications are beginning to gain traction
Microsoft makes it easy to add new tools and language support to its open source development tool
Microsoft’s new Chromium-based web browser is getting closer to release. It’s time to consider including it in your applications
Microsoft and Docker’s Linux development collaboration is starting to pay off for cloud developers
Microsoft builds on its existing Azure database tool to deliver hyperscale versions of PostgreSQL and Azure SQL
Microsoft’s .Net machine learning tooling makes it easy to add AI to your code
The Windows Subsystem for Linux gets a major overhaul; now adding a full Linux kernel
Microsoft signals that it might support Mozilla’s memory-safe alternative to C and C++
Microsoft’s Azure SDKs are getting a revamp. Here’s what you need to know
Microsoft’s secure IoT boards are here. What’s it like coding them?
No-code connectors to Azure Cognitive Services make it easy to get started with artificial intelligence
Microsoft’s serverless tools can simplify integrating EDI into your business processes
Bringing Java code to Azure is a lot easier than you might think
Azure’s serverless platform adds support for warm starts, longer-running functions, virtual network connections, and Azure Active Directory
Microsoft’s latest Kubernetes development is set to change the way we deploy distributed applications
Want to use UWP XAML controls on the web? Uno’s WebAssembly brings Windows UI controls to your browser
Azure’s Kubernetes Service now supports Windows Server containers. Here’s how to get started
Microsoft makes its open source .NET the future of the platform, with some enterprise-ready tweaks
As always, Microsoft Build sees a myriad of announcements. What’s important and relevant for anyone building apps on Azure?
Microsoft brings stored procedures and triggers to cloud-scale storage with an integrated JavaScript API
With Razor Microsoft puts server-side code and web design on the same page
Getting data from databases to Azure needn’t be hard
This example shows you how to use Azure services to build scalable, serverless web applications
How the world of open hardware design interacts with Azure’s underlying infrastructure
Microsoft’s tool for querying terabytes of data finally arrives for everyone to use
Microsoft’s Blazor .Net WebAssembly tool makes a jump to the server and to ASP.Net Core
The cloud and enterprise source-management platform is making up for lost time with new features and new pricing plans
Support for one of the web’s most popular databases can help you migrate your code to cloud-native architectures
Microsoft’s new Edge browser strategy could make developers’ lives a lot easier, including those creating PWAs or working in MacOS
Microsoft’s ACS is shutting down in January 2020. Here are your options for Kubernetes, Docker, and DC/OS
Microsoft and Docker unveil new tools for managing and deploying cloud applications for containers on any cloud
Develop trusted business applications with Microsoft’s Azure blockchain tools
Updates to Visual Studio finally add native ARM64 support to Microsoft’s ARM-based always-connected PCs
A new release of the .Net Standard library is around the corner, with significant benefits to developers—and a major shift in .Net's evolution
Microsoft’s development tools offer many ways to work with Git source control, from plug-ins to direct integration
Code isn’t the only thing that matters to your users—design and experience are as important
Connected virtual machines need the same kind of security and network management tools as your own data center
Microsoft’s cloud database platform is updated to improve distributed systems performance at a global scale
Microsoft’s devops build tools get a makeover, both in the cloud and on your servers
Microsoft’s progressive web apps tools remain unintegrated, but there's been some progress for Visual Studio developers
With Azure, your infrastructure is code, so you can manage it from the Azure CLI or from third-party tools
The relationship between designers and developers is complicated and essential. Two imperfect tools help Visual Studio a little
Microsoft’s Azure Service Fabric gets a containerized makeover with Azure Service Fabric Mesh
Quantum computing needs new skills, and Microsoft Research now has a way to teach those skills
Microsoft adds Kubernetes tools to Azure to help developers work with cloud native code. Here’s how to get started
The combination of Xamarin.Essentials and Xamarin Forms should finally give Microsoft the end-to-end cross platform development story it’s been seeking for PCs and mobile devices
The GraphQL tools for programming the Microsoft 365 platform are promising but lack the needed integration into developer tools
Building on Facebook’s React, Microsoft is delivering tools for building cross-platform code for Windows, the web, and beyond
Microsoft’s open source web tool is changing how you build business applications on top of SharePoint
An effective set of standards for handling events and API calls will make it easier for developers to extend existing services to support serverless endpoints
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