Visual Studio 11 Beta con Azure?

Question

Ayer. Descargué el Visual Studio 11 Beta que me parece bastante bien, así que traté de crear una aplicación ASP.NET MVC4 e instalé el SDK de Azure.Desafortunadamente, la opción Crear proyecto de dependencia de Azure no estaba disponible en VS11 Beta.¿Es posible que utilice Azure en combinación con la Beta VS11?No puedo esperar para ponerme las manos;)

Answer 1

No, it is not possible with the latest Azure SDK [1] (November 2011 at the time of this writing).

[1] - http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/windowsazuredevelopment/thread/1b87aeb1-6430-47a4-b0fa-ec06a6c51b20.

Answer 2

The one workaround I would propose is to use the MVC4 Beta for Visual Studio 2010 instead of Visual Studio 11.

MVC 4 Beta for VS2010 is pretty much the same thing as VS 11...the two things that you would miss are the PageInspector for development (which is nice, but I always use browser dev tools to hack stuff on the view quickly) and the syntactic sugar for asynchronous controller actions (async/await). You can deploy MVC4 Beta to Azure and it includes a go-live license.

Edit: Here is a link with the "workaround" for a side-by-side installation and using Azure with VS 2010 and VS 11 Beta: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/vs11/