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Microsoft Connect(); // 2015 Developer Event Set for November 18-19
Microsoft is a developer company, so there’s nothing we love more than connecting with developers to share our latest tools, technologies and plans for the future. I therefore invite you to set your calendar for November 18-19 for Connect (); // 2015 – when Microsoft hosts its premier fall developer event, streamed live and for free, from New York City to developers around the world.
Thursday, Nov 5
Microsoft is a developer company, so there’s nothing we love more than connecting with developers to share our latest tools, technologies and plans for the future. I therefore invite you to set your calendar for November 18-19 for Connect (); // 2015 – when Microsoft hosts its premier fall developer event, streamed live and for free, from New York City to developers around the world.
Thursday, Nov 5
Cross-Database Queries in Azure SQL Database
We are happy to announce a number of significant improvements to elastic database query in Azure SQL Database. Most notably, elastic database query now supports querying across databases in Azure SQL Database. This makes possible common cross-database querying tasks like selecting from a remote table into a local table.
Thursday, Nov 5
We are happy to announce a number of significant improvements to elastic database query in Azure SQL Database. Most notably, elastic database query now supports querying across databases in Azure SQL Database. This makes possible common cross-database querying tasks like selecting from a remote table into a local table.
Thursday, Nov 5
C++ Memory Profiling Tools in Visual Studio 2015
As announced in an earlier blog post, Visual Studio 2015 hosts a new set of memory profiling tools to help address and fix memory issues within your applications. The new debug-time profiler runs during your debugging session and allows you to take snapshots anytime, such as at a breakpoint, and also view the heap contents during the current debugger break state. This provides for a more precise and flexible experience when trying to analyze the heap state of your app.
Thursday, Nov 5
As announced in an earlier blog post, Visual Studio 2015 hosts a new set of memory profiling tools to help address and fix memory issues within your applications. The new debug-time profiler runs during your debugging session and allows you to take snapshots anytime, such as at a breakpoint, and also view the heap contents during the current debugger break state. This provides for a more precise and flexible experience when trying to analyze the heap state of your app.
Thursday, Nov 5
