Integrate 2017: Day 1 Logic Apps and Azure Functions Highlights

Today was the first day of the Integrate 2017 at London.

I want to share some highlights about Logic Apps and Azure Functions.

Jeff Hollan and Kevin Lam present "Azure Logic Apps - build cloud-scale integrations faster" slights. This presentation was an introductory review of what are Logic Apps and when some announces was made:

• New Connectors will be added soon, as Oracle EBS, Service Now and the most applaused SOAP connector. 
• Posibility to create Custom Connectors joined to their custom API connectors.

Also, Jeff Hollan and Kevin Lam explain the new features that will be released soon:

• Expression authoring and intellisense, was the most important or at least, the most applauded in the Kings Place auditorium and Jeff Hollan along the demo, show the current state of the feature.
• Mock Testing, that will allow to test our Logic Apps mocking the connectors.
• Resubmit from failed action, now we can resubmit the entire flow, but soon we can resubmit from the failed action if we want.
• Expression Tracing, this will allow us to trace inside our expressions.

After this presentation, Jeff Hollan presented "Azure Functions - Serverless compute in the cloud", another introductory session where the most outstanding was that Jeff show us the improvements to the developer experience, that are available at this moment with Visual Studio 2017, a full Azure Functions environment, with intellisense, unit testing and debugging locally.