Introduction to Windows Azure Mobile Services
- Posted: Aug 28, 2012 at 6:55 AM
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In this video Scott Guthrie shows how using Windows Azure Mobile Services one can add a cloud backend to a Windows 8 application in literally minutes.
Use Windows Azure Mobile Services to:
- Create turnkey backend solutions to power your mobile apps.
- Accelerate your mobile app development. Incorporate structured storage, user authentication and push notifications in minutes.
- Create a straightforward and secure backend-as-a-service to handle common tasks and free yourself to focus on the front end that your users value.
Check out Scott's blog post for more information (in typical Scott fashion!).
You can try it for FREE today!
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Wow, looking forward using this one !
CVP on the show
its a very good video but i have one query that when i open windows azure portal from windows 7 OS it looks quite different and i am not getting the option to add table rows to consume the WCF service(connected with sql azure) from the windows phone.
Thanks
Can I use this to generate CRUD operations on existing Database table /view in SQL Azure ?
Sinhaojas, go to http://manage.windowsazure.com to get the new windows azure portal.
Is VB.NET supported in the near future?
This feels like a possible replacement for LightSwitch. Is there a blog dedicated to Mobile Services?
Hi all, Thanks for the questions - please move your messages to our forum here http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/azuremobile/threads as we have a team dedicated to answering them there and others will be able to find them in the future too.
@Henri - the Mobile Services Client SDK is a WinMD assembly which means it can also be used from your Windows Store apps written in VB .NET
Kind Regards,
Nick
excellent video, congratulations =)
Very good video thanks for sharing...!
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superb video..Inshallah I would use this pretty soon ;)
como funciona
The video isn't working. I've tried it on two different computers, with a variety of browsers.
http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Windows-Azure-Mobile-Services/Introduction-to-Windows-Azure-Mobile-Services?format=progressive
Dorothy, you need internet connection
Greatest presentation I have witnessed to date. Keep up the fantastic professional work you are doing sir.
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bueno
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