Infrastructure as Code

Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 Release Candidate is now available for download. Dmitry Lyalin joins Robert to show a number of new and exciting features in the RC. They show or discuss the following new features and capabilities in this episode:
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"You can now change the Visual Studio menu bar to use camel case rather than all caps. [22:55]"
I'm sure they mean ProperCase, not caMel case. Hard enough to get co-workers to understand the difference, doesn't help when the tools vendor gets it wrong too :) Minor pet peeve that's ridiculous that I'm commenting on it but hey it's an open comment thread so here I go yay...
@Jon Davis: Thanks for pointing that out Jon. I changed this to say proper case. :)
Robert
In the future, please avoid using VB (bleh) in you demos. Thanks!
Great show as always :) My favorite is the new multi-monitor debugging thing for store apps. Was very annoying to have this auto-switches between the app and VS.
@rogreen If we're going to get picky, technically they said "mixed case" :)
@Richard: I love getting picky.I constantly point out typos and all kinds of grammar errors, much to the eye rolling of my wife and friends. :) I have now changed this to mixed case (which is what Brian Harry called it in his blog).
@rogreen: While we are on the subject of being picky, let me be picky about something else I said. I said that Visual Studio Online and the new Azure Portal will be merged and are going to combine. I was not making a global statement. I meant it in the context of that particular scenario (Application Insights). The Azure preview portal brings together many services, both from Microsoft (including VS Online) and other providers to produce a more connected experience. Check it out and let us know what you think.
Robert
It's sad that you guys did'Mr get to complete the application insight demo, I really wanted to see that since I don't know what it is and what it does and how to use it.
It's sad that you guys did'Mr get to complete the application insight demo, I really wanted to see that since I don't know what it is and what it does and how to use it.
If anyone is looking for the links in the presentation that was shown you can find the PowerPoint here:
@LyalinDotCom: The links should also be in the show description above, unless I missed any. :)
Robert
You should really remember to point out that a feature like CodeLens is a VS2013 Ultimate only feature... Aka not a feature 99% of your users can benefit from :(
When is the proper XNA support coming?
http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/3725445-xna-5
Thank you.
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