Structure your Bicep code for collaboration
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Build Bicep files that support collaborative development and follow best practices. Plan your parameters to make your templates easy to deploy. Use a consistent style, clear structure, and comments to make your Bicep code easy to understand, use, and modify.
Select the appropriate parameters for a Bicep file., Structure your Bicep code and parameters to support team collaboration., Document your Bicep code by using comments and resource tags.
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with Bicep structure and syntax, including parameters, loops, conditions, and modules.
To follow along with the exercises in the module, you’ll need the following:
Visual Studio Code installed locally
The Bicep extension for Visual Studio Code installed locally
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