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Socoder -> On Topic -> Azure Devops |
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| Mon, 11 Nov 2019, 15:04 | |
Tricky
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Azure DevopsI have a project for my own use, but which may appear on github nevertheless when it's done... It's just a program that can help me on my Game Development, but is not part of the game itself... You follow?  As the repository is therefore only local, I can't push it, but if I try this from Visual Studio (it's coded in C#) it will suggest to push it to Azure Devops. Now it says it integrates with Github (since github is now in hands of Microsoft... geez, what a surprise). I could not yet really try it out, and I couldn't really see some existing stuff about it, so I wonder... anybody ever worked with it, and does it actually really provide something, github or bitbucket can't offer? I'm just wondering.... 
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| Mon, 11 Nov 2019, 15:07 | |
Jayenkai
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Never even heard of it! I try to shy away from MS-made dev tools. Over the years of my gamedev, 95% of my now-broken/unplayable projects are ones I did in VC or .Net or XNA. They have an annoying tendency to break tools. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
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| Mon, 11 Nov 2019, 15:21 | |
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Tricky
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Unfortunately all my BlitzMax projects are now broken because the BMax compiler no longer works for me and a few BlitzMax project that always worked fast now have FPS issues... In other words, Microsoft is not alone there... It appears all developer tool creators share that tendency. And Apple has the tendency to deprecate/remove things so fast that things go down the drain om Mac like crazy.... It appears to be a trend that Microsoft appears to play along with  (Of course, code-rot is also a thing)
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| Mon, 11 Nov 2019, 16:42 | |
steve_ancell
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I've heard of Azure, seen it pop up in MS Visual Studio, I haven't a scooby how to or what to use it for.
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| Thu, 23 Jan 2020, 02:55 | |
waroffice
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Azure is a cloud platform, DevOps is a way to organise your work within an IT setting so that you can a) keep your systems running b) ALWAYS have working code in a deployable state c) make deployments trivial via automation etc etc I guess as i have only used gitlab based dev ops tools that its just their version of Continuous integration and continuous delivery ( CI/CD)
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| Fri, 24 Jan 2020, 14:57 | |
therevillsgames
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Azure DevOps is basically the new name for TFS... Along with pipelines to run and deploy your builds.
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