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WebcampsTV - Justin and Vishal Build an Image-sharing Site with Windows Azure Web Sites

Posted: Jun 13, 2012 at 8:00 AM
By: Brady Gaster
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In this installment of the Web Camps TV Week of WebMatrix 2, Vishal and Justin show how you can build ASP.NET WebPages applications. They use the built-in Starter Template to create the site and enable Twitter-based authentication via the built-in support for OAuth. Justin writes some code to allow for drag-and-drop image uploading using jQuery and SignalR, then he and Vishal publish the site to Windows Azure Web Sites using the 1-click publishing features. The site they build runs on mobile browsers too, and during the demonstration they show real-time updates in a phone emulator as images are uploaded. This exciting demonstration shows how the modern ASP.NET web development features can be used with Windows Azure to build a dynamic image-sharing application.

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not_a_Newbee_but_not_an_Olbee_more_a_MeeBee

Aug 29, 2012 at 2:43 PM

Vishal, In the WebCamps TV video with yourself, Justin Beckwirh, and Brady Gaster called "Justin and Vishal Build an Image-sharing Site with Windows Azure Web Sites", you mentioned at the very end that there would be a link to the project that we could download.
Trying to follow along and build same that I could later modify and enhance for my needs, I can'f find such a link.
Does one exist? Can you point me to where I might find it?
Thanks so much, JJW
BTW, Webmatrix is awesome!
JustinBeckwith

Sep 12, 2012 at 7:22 PM

Here you go: https://github.com/JustinBeckwith/PhotoCloud
Enjoy!

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