Episode 97 - The Best of Cloud Cover 2012
Episode 98 - Mobile Services, ASP.NET Facebook Template, and Github Publishing Demos
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In this episode Nick and Nate ring in the New Year with a variety of news and announcements about Windows Azure. Additionally, Nick gives some demos of the new scheduling feature in Windows Azure Mobile services. Nate shows the new Facebook Template for ASP.NET MVC that includes the Facebook C# SDK and deploys the template to Windows Azure Web Sites using the new Github continuous integration feature.
In the News:
- Updates to Windows Azure (Mobile, Web Sites, SQL Data Sync, ACS, Media, Store)
- Applications are now open for the Microsoft Accelerator for Windows Azure - 2013
- azure-cli 0.6.9 ships, pure joy
- New Windows Azure Mobile Services Getting Started Content
- New Windows Store app Samples using Mobile Services
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The Discussion
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JohnMarsing This makes me want to check out both the scheduling features and the Facebook templates. I realize your pressed for time, but if you could get into the habit of zooming in a strategic points during the demo that would be good.
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Eric Lewis This video has good quality and it's helpful to all asp.Net developers. I think this makes it possible to create more complex applications with the help of this blog.
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