Episode 90 - Windows Azure Web Sites Update
Episode 91 - Windows Azure Mobile Services Updates
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Description
In this episode Nick and Nate catch up on a variety of Windows Azure news and discuss the latest improvements to Windows Azure Mobile Services. Nick demonstrates how easy it is to send SMS messages using Twilio and Mobile Services. Additionally, Nick shows how to use the Windows Azure SDK for Node.JS from Mobile Services using the 'azure' node module.
In the News:
- Windows Azure Mobile Services: New support for iOS apps, Facebook/Twitter/Google
identity, Emails, SMS, Blobs, Service Bus and more - Best Practices for the Design of Large-Scale Services on Windows Azure Cloud
Services - Announcing: Improvements to the Windows Azure Portal
- Introducing a New User Experience for Windows Azure Service Bus
- Announcing The Microsoft Accelerator for Windows Azure, powered by TechStars
- Taking the Fear Out of Commitment; New Offer For the Way You Build in The Cloud
- Microsoft Acquires PhoneFactor
- Microsoft Reaches Definitive Agreement to Acquire StorSimple
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The Discussion
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Reperion And again, Azure Mobile Services makes a leap forward.
The Azure Mobile Services team just keeps delivering the best goodies we could ask for.
Had to use up 100% of DSRQ (daily self restraint quotum), only not to SMS bomb that number.
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asdfasdf Why do most of these shows start with 2-3 min of wasting time by not even funny jokes?
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smarx @asdfasdf:This is part of a proud traditional.
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ntotten @asdfasdf @smarx: This is true. I would consider it a disservice to the fine Cloud Cover brand if I disregarded this great tradition. Fortunately, we also offer an easy to use fast-forward feature.
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