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I have a hosting provider, which I use mostly for:
- 1. email (it has an email box), always keep the same email. even some times have no internet provider (travelling) yet still have that email box
- 2. website (not that I do much with it) but there is my anemic blog and website (which doesn't have much)
Now a friend say why don't you use Azure (a good rationale is that I have an MSDN account from my company)
what I am worried about:
-1. my web host provider use a flat $10/month rate. What about Azure?! (with a database!)
-2. what about my mail box?
modified 8-Jul-14 20:32pm.
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The MSDN account gives you some credits[^], so that might make things cheaper (or free).
As for email, I'm supposing they'd push you towards Office365, which would more than likely pop over your $10/month.
TTFN - Kent
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mm.. I might have to investigate this Office365 thing! thanks for the tip! 
ad no idea it could apply to email as well! 
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Just grab Office 2013 off your MSDN instead
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err... I need a SMTP server and mailbox, office does nothing for that!
On the other hand, he seemed to implied that Office365/Outlook on he web will!
Anyhow, also asked on MSDN forum, apparently there is some mail solution for azure! 
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In that case Office 365 won't help either its the licence thats different.
You can get an SMTP server with IIS or there are a multitude of other free ones. You could also run Exchange if you need that level of functionality.
Microsoft also host cloud based Exchange servers basically the same as with Office 365/2013 but with a private server - that presumably is the mail solution for Azure you mention.
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mm... something to investigate! thanks!
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If you have an MSDN account you probably also get free Office365 credits too. I have the Microsoft Action Pack Subscription (poor man's MSDN) and I get £65/month of free Azure credits (for dev use only, but that's cool) and five free Office365 licenses. Outlook365 is great; I ditched GMail to use Office365 instead.
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I have to give it a go! Ta! 
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You can host a web site *FREE* on Azure. it's shared hosting, not scalable.
http://screencast.com/t/a4sVLhsdZf[^]
Furthermore you can spin up a pre-fabbed wordpress site (w/ 20mb MySQL db) for free w/ 1 click.
For e-mail, just use outlook.com
Welcome to the land of milk & honey
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Mocking up user interfaces?
I don't think MS SketchFlow is available anymore. 
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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A4 sheet of paper and a pencil.
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Thank you.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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haven't found anything better.
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I second what Damian said. Pencil and paper.
Sometimes I'll do mockups in VS's form designer.
Marc
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Thanks, I appreciate your suggestion.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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The BAs here use excel of all things, I do work for a bank after all  .
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Some people pioneered this[^] at work!
See good! 
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Very impressive! Thanks for the link.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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I've got to second basalmiq, I've used it a couple of places and it is really solid. If you are doing responsive web apps and need to build a high-fidelity prototype, than this can be useful http://macaw.co/[^], but that would come after basalmiq.
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Notepad?
I think others around here use Balsamiq.
You'll never get very far if all you do is follow instructions.
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Visio has that feature.
On the free side, there is The Pencil Project[^]
What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
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That's right, I forgot about Visio.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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