Azure Mobile Services Tools in Visual Studio 2013
- Posted: Jul 24, 2013 at 8:28 AM
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In this show, Robert is joined by Merwan Hade, who demonstrates how easy it is to add Azure Mobile Services that use push notifications to a Windows Store app built using Visual Studio 2013. Rather than having to switch back and forth from Visual Studio to the Azure portal Web site, you can do everything from inside Visual Studio. This saves time and should make anyone using Mobile Services very happy.
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Where can we find a finished example created by this prcedure?
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