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Episode 137: The Azure Mobile Services .NET Backend with Yavor GeorgievIn this episode Nick Harris Chris Risner are joined by Yavor Georgiev - Program Manager on Azure Mobile Services. In this episode Yavor talks about the .NET backend support for Mobile Services. This new type of backend allows .NET developers to develop in with...
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Episode 136: WS-Federation and Microsoft OWIN Components with Vittorio BertocciIn this episode Nick Harris, Chris Risner and Mat Velloso are joined by Vittorio Bertocci - Principal Program Manager on Azure Active Directory. In this episode Vittorio the Open Web Interface for .NET (OWIN) components which enable authentication through WS-Federation....
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Episode 135: Getting started with ApprendaIn this episode Nick Harris and Chris Risner are joined by Sinclair Schuller, CEO of Apprenda - a leading Enterprise PaaS product powering the next generation of software defined enterprises.
You already know the ingredients – Hyper-V, System Center, Windows Azure and Visual Studio. Now,...
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Episode 134: GreenButton Cloud Fabric, Mission Control and SDK with Dave FellowsIn this episode Nick Harris and Chris Risner are joined by Dave Fellows, CTO of GreenButton - a leading provider of cloud solutions for compute-intensive applications.
Throughout the show Dave discussed and demonstrated
- Their flagship product GreenButton Cloud Fabric - automatically...
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Episode 133: The Website Capability ModelIn this episode Chris Risner and Haishi Bai are joined by Tejaswi Redkar, a Director of Business Programs with Windows Azure. Tejaswi walks through the Website Capability Model which helps developers and IT Pros assess how best to move web applications into the cloud. The...
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Episode 132: Windows Azure Traffic ManagerIn this episode Chris Risner and Haishi Bai are joined by Stephen Malone, Program Manager on Traffic Manager. Stephen, Chris and Haishi explore how Traffic Manager allows you to load balance incoming traffic across multiple hosted Windows Azure services whether they're running in...
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Getting Started with Windows Azure for Sencha TouchSencha Touch, a high-performance HTML5 mobile application framework, is the cornerstone of the Sencha HTML5 platform. Built for enabling world-class user experiences, Sencha Touch is the only framework that enables developers to build powerful apps that work on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone,...
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Episode 131: Developing against the Monitoring Alerts Autoscale and Metrics APIIn this episode Chris Risner and Nick Harris are joined by Stephen Siciliano, Sr Program Manager on Windows Azure. In this episode Stephen and Chris demonstrate the Windows Azure Monitoring Service API which provides operations to retrieve and configure monitoring metrics,...
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Episode 130: A tour of Microsoft OpenTech with Gianugo RabellinoIn this episode Chris Risner and Nick Harris are joined by Gianugo Rabellino, Senior Director of Evangelism at Microsoft OpenTech. In this episode Chris and Gianugo discuss some the latest projects from Microsoft OpenTech including
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Episode 129: What's New with in Azure Storage incl the Import Export Service CORS JSON Read from…In this episode Chris Risner and Nick Harris are joined by Jai Haridas, Principal Development Manager and at Microsoft OpenTech and Aung Oo Principal Program Manager Lead. In this episode Chris and Jai and Aung demonstrate
- CORS Support for Blobs, Tables and Queues
- JSON Support...
Staff
Here is a list of Channel 9 staff members.
Building Cross-Platform Line of Business Apps with Mobile Services
1 hour agoYou can read all about the cross-platform demos (including why some of them didn't work) and how to reproduce them and where you can find all of the code, here.
Episode 115: Getting Started with the New Windows Azure Cache Service
Oct 11, 2013 at 10:30 AM@Tobpot:What do you mean "live"? You can use the Cache Service preview right now!
Protips for Windows Azure Mobile Services
Jul 09, 2013 at 3:22 PMThanks exgrip!
Android Support in Windows Azure Mobile Services
Mar 08, 2013 at 12:06 PM@Holger282:I'm actually running OS X in this video.
iOS - Creating your first app using the Windows Azure Mobile Services Quickstart
Feb 05, 2013 at 12:36 PMThe new version is up and the audio should be much better.
iOS - Creating your first app using the Windows Azure Mobile Services Quickstart
Jan 21, 2013 at 11:44 AM@JoshRoss:I'm still waiting for the new version to be uploaded.
@Satinder: this video focuses on using Mobile Services for iOS apps. There are a number of other videos in the series which focus on Windows Store apps and we'll be adding more videos over time.
iOS - Creating your first app using the Windows Azure Mobile Services Quickstart
Jan 14, 2013 at 3:45 PMSorry for the issues with the audio. I'll be releasing a new version with much better audio soon.