We discussed before in details how to build Azure Functions using Visual Studio 2017 and VSCode (review my previous articles Building Azure Functions in Visual Studio Code using .Net Core and Building Azure Functions in Azure Portal & Visual Studio 2017 using .NET Core). Today we're going to benefit from this knowledge to create a blob... Continue Reading →
Building Azure Functions in Visual Studio Code using .Net Core
In the previous post, we discussed how to create Azure Functions in Visual Studio 2017 and in Azure Portal and we kept the VS Code part until later discussions. Today, we are going to start building our first function in Visual Studio Code from scratch by setting up the environment with Azure Functions Cli, authenticating... Continue Reading →
Building Azure Functions in Azure Portal & Visual Studio 2017 using .NET Core
In this post, we are going to talk about Azure Functions. As known, Azure Functions are a PaaS, which stands for Platform as a Service. This allows us to develop or run a small piece of code that acts as a service on the cloud platform. This service can do several tasks like doing a... Continue Reading →
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