Azure Functions custom handlers are now generally available
You can develop Azure Functions using languages and runtimes that do not currently have first-class support. Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreYou can develop Azure Functions using languages and runtimes that do not currently have first-class support. Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreDevelopers can now build and publish Java Azure Functions Apps on Linux. Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreThis public preview refresh deepens development and testing support across platforms and offers the ability to deploy and run on
Read moreThe Development Edition combines the capabilities of HoloLens 2 with Azure, Unity, and Pixyz to empower developers to build interactive
Read moreWith the new Grafana query builder, it is now possible to build dashboards in just a few clicks using a
Read moreAzure Data Explorer dashboards keeps evolving constantly. In this update we cover cascading filters, clickable URLs in tables, multi-stat cards,
Read moreAzure Databricks is now available in US Gov Arizona and US Gov Virginia regions. Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreThe new region is anticipated to include Microsoft Azure, with Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Power Platform to follow. Source:
Read morePre-built invoice, enhanced table extraction, and more available in Azure Form Recognizer Source: Azure Roadmap
Read moreAutomate tasks across Azure & Non-Azure environment using PowerShell and Python based scripts. Source: Azure Roadmap
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