Funky Azure Functions, with David Gardiner

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Let's dive in to the latest features of Azure Functions - the serverless compute offering for Azure. After a quick recap of what Azure Functions are and what problems they can solve, we'll find out how Functions can now run .NET 5 (and .NET 6 in preview) and cover: • What works better? • What works differently (aka breaking changes)? • Why might you choose to stick with .NET Core 3.1? • What can you do in Visual Studio versus the CLI? • How can you add OpenAPI/Swagger support? • How would you automate the deployment with GitHub Actions or Azure Pipelines?

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Adelaide .NET User Group Podcast

Funky Azure Functions, with David Gardiner

Adelaide .NET User Group Podcast

published 4 anni fa

MP3•Pagina principale dell'episodio

68 episodi

#Tech #Microsoft #User #Adelaide #Australia #Programming #Software #Development #Adelaide .NET User Group / David Gardiner #Podcasting Education #David Gardiner #NET #Group

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