December 2019
Intermediate to advanced
494 pages
11h 41m
English
Azure is an open cloud, which means there's no restriction on the choice of IDE you want to use or even the choice of programming framework, up to a certain extent. You can write code in a text editor and deploy it to Azure and it should work very well. However, it would definitely be a much smoother experience if you could develop the code that you've designed for Azure, integrate it with Azure DevOps, and deploy to Azure Services directly within the IDEs themselves without any additional heavy lifting.
Let's look at some of the popular IDEs that enable strong integration with Azure natively or using plugins:
Along with integration with popular IDEs, ...