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		Nelkins on Dec 24, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Open Source .NET three years later You know, I've heard this claim before (that the strategy behind VS Code is to make deploying code to Azure easy), but it never made much sense to me. Deploying a service to production straight from an IDE/editor sounds like a recipe for disaster. I say this as a daily user of Visual Studio, VS Code, and Azure.

Retric on Dec 24, 2017 [–]

I don't think it's about production deployments.

Making it easy to setup a demo project means things may stay on Asure because that's the fastest path to production. Thus it's about business migrating from Demo (Asure) > Production (Asure) vs Production AWS > Azure.

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