Radius: A First Look

Last month, the Azure Incubation team announced Radius, an open-source application modelling framework that offers the ability to describe, deploy and manage applications on private clouds, Azure and AWS.

Navigating Custom Code in Azure Logic Apps Standard

In summer 2023, Microsoft introduced Custom Code in Logic Apps Standard. This feature allows users to seamlessly integrate custom code into their workflows as a built-in action, residing within the same workflow plan. Additionally, users can debug their code locally using Visual Studio Code. This is especially beneficial for BizTalk customers transitioning to Azure Integration Services (AIS) while keeping their custom code for integrations. With this feature now in General Availability, it's an ideal time to explore its potential.

Codit Connect 2023: Key Takeaways

At this year's Codit Connect event, industry leaders converged to share invaluable insights and strategies for navigating the ever-evolving tech landscape. The focus was on harnessing the transformative power of data to drive digital innovation. From responsible AI adoption to technical governance, cloud adoption, and the future of technology, the event showed our collective commitment to leveraging technology for meaningful business impact and growth.

Investigating Property-Based Integration Tests with F# Expecto

Property-based testing is THE way to make sure your assumptions about your codebase become a reality. Let's have a look at how we can use them within an integration test suite.

MCFS: Empowering Governments with Secure Cloud Innovation

Microsoft recently announced the public preview of the Microsoft Cloud for Sovereignty, a cloud offering designed to assist governments in meeting their compliance, security, and policy requirements while harnessing the power of the cloud to deliver value to their citizens. Let's take a closer look at this preview.

Identifying Code Smells in Test Contexts

When setting up integration tests, test contexts grow with the required test scenarios. What often happens is that certain 'code smells' creep up during this test development. Here are some ways to spot them.