To get started with Azure Functions, we will need an environment that will allow us to test our functions and start developing them quickly and seamlessly. Fortunately, this particular Azure service comes with multiple tools that help us during programming and running them locally. I will describe some extra applications as well, which should help you analyze and debug possible problems and test triggers before deploying to the cloud.
Configuring the local environment for developing Azure Functions
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