Developing in node.js with Visual Studio & Windows Azure
summary
A working Ember single‑page app connects to an Express/Mongoose Node.js backend, debugs live inside Visual Studio Node.js Tools, and deploys via git push to Azure Websites where Azure runs npm install, exposes the site, and accepts rollbacks. The app stores data in MongoLab hosted MongoDB using a connection string passed as an app setting. The pipeline demonstrates TypeScript transpilation to ES5, and Azure autoscaling spins up extra instances (configurable up to automatic scaling to 9 instances) based on CPU.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:16Callbacks
- 6:31Javascript Ecosystem
- 7:17Skype
- 8:39Node Command Line
- 10:45Visual Studio Support
- 11:49Demos
- 15:42Breakpoint
- 21:13Mongodb
- 24:20Scale by Cpu
- 26:38Typescript
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