A collection of 19 posts
Often I like to test my web apps in a real website. For me, Windows Azure is ideally suited for this. I can spin up a site as needed, publish my demo, test it on a variety of devices, and tear it down when I am done. the best part is that it only takes a few moments to learn how to do this. What do
Recently I moved my blog [https://www.johnpapa.net/] to Azure’s cloud. I had some free credits for Windows Azure [http://www.windowsazure.com] since I have an MSDN subscription, so I figured why not give it a shot. This move meant 3 big changes for me: Microsoft’s Azure platform, ClearDB [https://ww
I recently posted about how quick and easy it was to set up a WordPress blog on Azure [http://www.johnpapa.net/wordpress-on-azure/]. My blog site has been running for over 3 months on this platform and it really has been great. One of the key reasons I am on Azure is because I have a high confidence
Last week at Build, Scott Hanselsman [https://twitter.com/shanselman] and Jon Galloway [https://twitter.com/jongalloway] presented a whirlwind tour of the new features coming to Visual Studio and ASP.NET. These features are meant to be additive to your experience as they will not impede any existing
