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Welcome to Azure Tips and Tricks, this site is a special collection of over 230+ tips, videos, conference talks that span the entire universe of the Azure platform. The tips you'll find here are based on real-world scenarios that I've encountered (along with the community) while using Azure. Feel free to jump in and come back weekly for new tips! - Michael Crump (@mbcrump)
::: tip What's New? :calendar: Check out the Recently Added item on the left sidebar 👈 for the latest tips and tricks!
🦄 Live-coding, interviews and more about Azure!
👊 that ⭐ button on the official GitHub repo to stay up to date. :::
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| Home | This site can always be found at http://azuredev.tips |
| Videos | Our growing playlist of 65+ videos based on the series |
| Live-coding, interviews and more | Join us to discuss all-things Azure! From live-coding, special guest interviews, breaking software development news and more! |
| Questions | Add to the GitHub issue tracker and tag it as a question |
| RSS Feed | Keep up to date with all the newest tips posted by subscribing to the RSS feed |
| Stickers | Feel free to print any of these stickers for your events and community meetups |
| Survey | Have an idea for a post? Do you have feedback? Leave it here |
| Contribute and star the repo | Something out of date? Is something wrong? Then submit a PR and help me fix it. Also, ⭐ the repo to keep up to date with the project. |
In general, we follow the "fork-and-pull" Git workflow.
- Fork the repo on GitHub
- Clone the project to your own machine
- Commit changes to your own branch
- Push your work back up to your fork
- Submit a Pull request so that we can review your changes
NOTE:
- Be sure to merge the latest from "upstream" before making a pull request!
- Each page has a "Edit this page on GitHub" link. Click it to easily navigate to the blog post file. They are also located in
/src/blogwith a name such astip120.md.
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