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How to Download Log Files for a Windows Azure Website using PowerShell

by Joe Zhou

It is essential for a .NET web developer to be equipped with knowledge about event logging and diagnostics. It remains true when it comes to Windows Azure, even though nowadays Azure developers can get away from configuring IIS and dealing with VMs most of time. Here are the steps to download log files without using FTP. I will use PowerShell instead.
 
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On May 5, 2014 in Development, Web Development [Post:by] Comment 0
Tagged With: Azure, PowerShell, .Net web development, Windows / 5381 Views

Top Articles for Week of March 21

by Jacky Xu
Here are the top three article I read this week:
1. Programming WebSockets using .NET 4.5 with an asynchronous HTTP Handler and System.Web.WebSockets http://erikhoogendoorn.com/2013/02/21/programming-websockets-using-net-4-5-with-an-asynchronous-http-handler-and-system-web-websockets/
It introduces how to configure the Windows environment and Websocket program with .NET 4.5. It also p...
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On March 21, 2014 in General [Post:by] Comment 0
Tagged With: .NET4.5, Azure, Framework 6.1, WebSockets, Windows / 2222 Views

Top articles for the Week of Feb. 21

by Joe Zhou

Every night I spend about 15 minutes to quickly browse through the tweets from the 100+ individuals I follow on Twitter to get inspiration to either make me a better person or make my life easier. Below I want to share 3 tools that will make my life easier.
1.       Jsonstub can fake the back end while my team develops the front end. This is a time saver...
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On February 21, 2014 in General [Post:by] Comment 0
Tagged With: Azure, JQuery, Jsonstub / 2190 Views

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