deCast - Building an Azure App Part I: Setup and Hello World
- Posted: Apr 10, 2009 at 9:18 AM
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This is part 1 of a multi-part series where Rob Bagby will be building an Azure application from the ground up. The application will be a shopping cart application with a Silverlight Front End. The goal of this application is to illustrate various features
of Windows Azure and in coming weeks, portions of .NET Services. The first few posts will concentrate on Windows Azure, our Cloud Operating System. I will illustrate things like the developer fabric, hosting various pieces of an application in the cloud
(web pages, services, Silverlight components), as well as working with Azure Table Storage. From there, we will keep going, adding and updating pieces of the application.
In this screencast (Part I), Rob will illustrate how to get your development environment, as well as a Windows Azure Hosted Services Project set up. He will then build a simple "Hello, World" application, run and debug it locally and finally deploy it to the cloud.
Please reads Rob's Blog Post for great documentation on how to get your environment set up!
In this screencast (Part I), Rob will illustrate how to get your development environment, as well as a Windows Azure Hosted Services Project set up. He will then build a simple "Hello, World" application, run and debug it locally and finally deploy it to the cloud.
Please reads Rob's Blog Post for great documentation on how to get your environment set up!
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Good screencast too.
I fear alot of people are going to skip a few steps and access the windows azure storage directly from the silverlight client, and thats just totaly insecure.
hi,
i cannot download the video file in (WMV,WMA) format.
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