Tip of the Week: Visual Studio Dev Essentials

Free tools, cloud services, and training all for free!

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If you are a .NET developer and looking for some awesome free stuff, then check out Visual Studio Dev Essentials. You get loads of free stuff

Free tools, cloud services, and training
Get everything you need to build and deploy your app on any platform. With state-of-the-art tools, the power of the cloud, training, and support, it’s our most comprehensive free developer program ever.
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Some of the key attractions of the program are

  • $300 Azure Credit for a year
  • Access to Xamarin University Training
  • Pluralsight access for three months
  • WintellectNOW access for three months

All you need is a Windows Live ID to signup. Get it if you have not already!

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