Microsoft expands Azure Data offering with extended SQL Database capabilities, Data Warehousing & Data Lakes

In this brief blog post I will summarize the extended features to Azure SQL Databases and walk through the new data offerings and give you some pointers for deeper insights.

Microsoft IoT Dev Camp - Recap

On April 3rd, we had the honor of taking part in the world premier of the IoT Dev Camp organized by Microsoft at their offices in Zaventem, Belgium. Our host of the day was Jan Tielens (@jantielens), who guided us through demo's and labs while using both cloud services and electronics.

Azure API Management - Conditional Policies

The Azure API Management Portal allows API Publishers to set policies to change the behavior of the underlying API by configuration. The Policies act like a pipeline that executes a set of conditions or rules in a sequence. Policies contain configurable rules for authentication, validation, quota and IP level restriction, caching and more.

Welcome Azure App Service. Some of my thoughts

In this post, I'm sharing some of my thoughts about the fresh Azure App Service, that were announced by Scott Guthrie and Bill Staples.

Continuous Integration with JavaScript, NUnit on TFSBuild (Part 3/3)

At Codit Products we often do research at new technologies. It is important that these new technologies are easy to use, testable and maintainable. I would like to share my experience about JavaScript testing on a continuous Team Foundation Build server.In this blog series, we first focus on how to automatically test and get code coverage from JavaScript. Part 2 describes how to execute javascript tests on the build server and have test results next to your build package. Part 3 explains how to use other testing frameworks like NUnit instead of the default MSTest framework on the build server.

Continuous Integration with JavaScript, NUnit on TFSBuild (Part 2/3)

At Codit Products we often do research at new technologies. It is important that these new technologies are easy to use, testable and maintainable. I would like to share my experience about JavaScript testing on a continuous Team Foundation Build server.In this blog series, we first focus on how to automatically test and get code coverage from JavaScript. Part 2 describes how to execute javascript tests on the build server and have test results next to your build package. Part 3 explains how to use other testing frameworks like NUnit instead of the default MSTest framework on the build server.