Azure Visual Studio 2013 Integrated Sign Connectivity Issues

I am having periodic VS2013 Ultimate and Azure tools 2.3 connectivity issues. I'd say it's all related to session timing out but it causes VS to crash sometimes and other times when using some Azure feature, right clicking 'Web Role' I get 'Object....null
reference' messages.
I can ask studio to connect to Azure, via right clicking Azure node of Azure branch in server explorer and it always tells me I'm currently signed in as the correct\current user but this seems to prevent the issue from occurring if I do this first thing
everyday.
How can I properly resolve the Visual Studio crashes and such? I'd say I've had Visual Studio 2013 crash more in the last 6 months than all prior VS crashes across my DEV lifetime....and I started developing long before Visual Studio was born :>)

Hi,
It's hard to reproduce this issue, please try to update your vs, then see whether this issue exist or not. You could also use another computer to do the same operation, if you encounter the same issue, please contact with azure support to
get further help: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/contact/
Best Regards,
Jambor
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Intellisense has a bug in VS2013 where it doesn't recognize InitializeComponent when you start working on the XAML. My feeling is that if you try to compile this app, it will run fine (as long as there are no actual errors).
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Do I need to have the full version of VS installed in order to use Remote Tools?
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Hello,
As per your description, remote deployment is not possible for server side code in sharepoint so if you are using server object model then you won't be able to debug or deploy your solution from visual studio.
VS is not required to installed on UAT/prod server but you need sharepoint along with visual studio in same development machine to develop any custom webpart.
Once you deploy your custom webpart on site then you will be able to see that webpart in webpart gallery and that gallery is also available in designer so it means you can also add your custom webpart from designer to any page.
Correct me if i misunderstood you
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Disable CRL checking for Visual Studio 2013 Installation on Domain Server with No Internet Connection

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