As an added perk, the new Azure Functions Core Tools release allow users to run and debug code locally using popular IDEs (integrated development environments) like IntelliJ as well as Microsoft ...

Azure Functions Core Tools, meanwhile, supports running and debugging of Java functions.

The new Azure Functions Core Tools enable developers to run and debug their Java Functions code locally on any platform. In addition, Microsoft said popular IDEs and editors such as Eclipse, IntelliJ ...

See Support .NET Standard 2.0 class libraries #1792. "Once we have completed the Azure Functions port to .NET Core 2.0, the .NET Standard 2.0 target will become much more important. At that time, we ...

By porting it to .NET Core 2.0, both the Azure Functions Core Tools and runtime are now cross-platform, Microsoft announced at Ignite, though acknowledged in the Sept. 25 post that there are some ...

Npm scripts: The TypeScript function apps now include a default package.json file containing some simple npm scripts that allow Azure Functions to fit directly into typical development workflows by ...

Existing code written for Azure Functions 3.x will be based on either .NET Core 3.1 or .NET 5.0 and should migrate easily as there’s a lot of backward compatibility between the two releases.