Develop Native iOS and Android Apps with Windows Azure Mobile ServicesSteven Sanderson@StevenSanderson

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DATA

NOTIFICATIONSAUTH SERVER LOGIC LOGGING

DIAGNOSTICS

PLATFORMS:

SCHEDULER SCALE

Let’s build native apps

Demo: Getting Started

Azure, meet Java, Eclipse, Xcode, and Objective-C...

Server logicDon’t trust those clients

Demo: Server logic

RPC

resendRegistrationEmailarchiveOldRecords

getTotalSalesdoJustAboutAnything

REST

getpostpatchdelete

Not everything has to be a resource

Wiring up a custom operation (iOS)

Visible button

ViewController

Service

Custom API

Storyboard (designer)

Like code behind

Like data access layer

On Mobile Service

HTTP

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Demo: Scheduled jobs

Promote me, boss!

You’ve been assigned a new task.You can’t run. You can’t hide.

But... I’m not even running

the app!

DING!

Heh heh, I’m

“WORKING”

FROM HOME

Cinema

Push notifications1. Get a channel token 2. Later, use the channel token

Register your appwith Microsoft/Google/Apple

Request tokenvia native APIs on device

Save the tokenin your Mobile Service

Send a messagefrom server code, using token

Handle messagesvia native APIs on device

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Life is madeof choices.Secure your service, or get fired.

Authentication

Microsoft Google

Facebook Twitter

Custom tokens

Demo: Auth

Log in

Node Package Manager (NPM)

33,000 packages

50 million package downloads per month

Demo: Using NPM modules

How to fiix yuor speling

Summary

Power curve

Datastorage

Auth

RESTAPIs

PushCustom

APIs

ScheduledJobs

SourceControl

NPMmodules

msdn

Resources for Developers

http://microsoft.com/msdn

Learning

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

www.microsoft.com/learning

TechNet

Resources

Sessions on Demand

http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd

Resources for IT Professionals

http://microsoft.com/technet

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