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John Scott Tynes is the new version of Microsoft’s flagship coding tool – or as the pro devs say, “integrated development environment.” I’d say it’s a tricked-out street racer for hackers with a lot of horses under the hood. This new release is incredibly powerful and completely free. With VS2015 you can code websites, apps, and much more and deploy your projects to Windows 10, iOS and Android.
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I’m especially excited about this release because it introduces full compatibility with, which gives any student the ability to publish websites and web apps to the cloud at no cost and with no credit card required. If you’ve been experimenting with our Azure offer, you probably know that. Well, that’s fixed now and you can really light up the cloud with this new release! How to Get Visual Studio Community 2015 Want to get started?
It all begins right here with this free download: • But don’t stop there! After you’ve installed VSC2015, you also need to grab the Azure SDK for.NET 2.7: • Run that installer and you’ll be all set. Connecting to your Azure Student Subscription If you’ve already activated, just sign in to Visual Studio Community 2015 with the same Microsoft Account you use for Azure and you’ll be set. Sign in here in the upper-right corner of Visual Studio Community 2015: And then you’ll find your Azure subscription in the Cloud Explorer, which you can open by going to the menu and clicking View / Other Windows / Cloud Explorer: And just like that, you’ll see your existing Azure subscription in Cloud Explorer: What if you don’t have Azure yet?
All students can get Microsoft Azure for free with no credit card required. You’ll just need to verify your student enrollment status with us at DreamSpark.com. • Go to • Sign in or create your DreamSpark Account • Register for Azure Ready to Code for the Cloud? 
With Visual Studio Community 2015, the Azure SDK 2.7, and the Azure student subscription you are ready to code for the cloud! What are you waiting for? It’s all free, it’s all available, and it’s the future of computing. John Scott Tynes Microsoft Imagine Program Lead. Meet the 2018 Imagine Cup World Champions! Out of 49 teams selected to compete in the 2018 World Finals, team smartARM from Canada took home the Imagine Cup! Meet the 2018 Imagine Cup World Finalists!
We are excited to announce the 49 finalist teams who are coming to Seattle for the 2018 World Finals in July. Students: Get career-ready with Azure for Students We're excited to announce Azure for Students. Designed uniquely for student-focused cloud usage, we offer verified students full access to 25+ free Azure products and a US$100 credit towards our paid products.
Visual Studio Code is a cross-platform code editor with availability on Windows and now Linux in addition to OS X. Microsoft describes the program as a “code optimized editor” with support for Intellisense, debugging, and GIT. The developer tool also features integration with GitHub.
Developers can use the code editor to write apps for each platform it supports: Windows, Linux, and OS X. The announcement comes as Microsoft continues its cloud-first, cross platform approach with support for OS X, iOS, and Android with a number of its services and apps including Office.
Late last year, Microsoft purchased the now Apple-owned TestFlight competitor which allows developers to distribute application betas to testers and view analytics information. Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code for Mac will be available to download for free later today.