Package Management and Workflow Automation Jeremy Foster | @codefoster Adam Tuliper | @AdamTuliper

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Course Topics Package Management and Workflow Automation 01 | Machine Package Managers 02 | Package Management in .NET Applications 03 | Package Management in Node.js and Web Apps 04 | Workflow Automation in Node.js Applications 05 | Deployment and Continuous Integration with Azure Websites

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Jeremy Foster | @codefoster Adam Tuliper | @AdamTuliper 01 | Machine Package Managers Jeremy Foster | @codefoster Adam Tuliper | @AdamTuliper

Module Overview How it used to work Embrace the command line apt-get for Linux Chocolatey for Windows

Jeremy Foster | @codefoster How It Used to Work Jeremy Foster | @codefoster

How It Used to Work on Linux Downloaded .tar.gz file Unzip Compile Execute (have fun managing dependencies!)

How It Used to Work on Windows Download .msi file Install Execute OR Download .zip file Unzip

Advantages of a Package Management System Easier to find the latest download location of the latest version of your package Automatically installs package dependencies recursively Installs software in a common and predictable way

Jeremy Foster | @codefoster Embrace the Command Line Jeremy Foster | @codefoster

Command Shells The command line is faster for many tasks It can be scripted, tested, redirected, shoveled, etc. There’s a great comparison on Wikipedia The default on Linux is BASH The recommended shell on Windows is PowerShell

PowerShell

Jeremy Foster | @codefoster apt-get for Linux Jeremy Foster | @codefoster

apt-get APT = Advanced Packaging Tool Built on Debian's dpkg dpkg installs .deb files apt-get retrieves packages from online repositories Related tool: apt-cache

Setting Up Ubuntu on Azure

apt-get

Jeremy Foster | @codefoster Chocolatey for Windows Jeremy Foster | @codefoster

Other Attempts Others Npackd Ninite WAPT NSIS OneGet wpkg RuckZuck

Chocolatey Like apt-get… but for Windows Start with version 0.9.9.2+ Installation path Application specific c:\programdata\chocolatey\bin c:\tools

chocolatey

Summary How it used to work Embrace the command line apt-get for Linux Chocolatey for Windows