Navigating the environment
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Joao Moreno does a quick introduction on how to get your code on to your development web site
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The Discussion
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dvdstelt Freaking awesome! Really, really well done! Can't wait to get started with it!
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Jeff Pastéis de Nata são gostosos...
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cecilphillip Awesome video but was way too fast
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HassanGulzar TMI! TMI!
This is awesome indeed!
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olmobrutall Just waiting for a desktop version of Visual Studio Online
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luzi So... You need Azure for visual studio online?
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chrisdias @luzi
Yes, Visual Studio Online "Monaco" is a development service for Azure Web Sites. When using Monaco, you are working in and editing the site directly.
Chris
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adnansahin I wanted to work Azure Services for long time. Thanks..
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pat capozzi You will the prize for using the most acronyms in a 3 minute stretch!
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TomRadman *mouthwideopen*
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Prabhanshu Today the console in Monaco is a command parser and the commands execute within the context of the Azure website. It is rich, but it is not PowerShell and it does have boundaries to maintain security and stability of the site. SASS support has some challenges in this environment that we are looking into. Thanks for the interest in Monaco, keep watching!
Here is another view of VS Online
http://blog.effectlabs.com/post/2013/11/30/Visual-Studio-Online-A-Detailed-Overview.aspx -
joaomoreno Thanks for quoting Chris Dias, Prabhanshu.
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Niner462613 Nice demo!
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Azmi SAHIN Monaco software development will be more enjoyable.
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Jim Lally I appreciate that VS-Online has some fabulous features but I don't think that I'm being too critical in saying that this is one of the least informative videos I've see on Ch9.
