First day of build is now over. One thing is for sure, it sure was a lot more focused than previous years. If, Chat-bots, IoT, machine learning and cloud catches your eye, this might […]
I recently set up an Xcode project on the preview version of Visual Studio Mobile Center. As I’m fairly new to native iOS development it took a little work to figure out how the developer […]
Keynote A keynote full of demos and details. It started off with some media streaming and quickly went on to a demo of the Surface Hub meeting-screen together with Power BI for reporting. Windows […]
Phew, day one of BUILD 2015 has passed and it was a blast. Here we’ll summarize our general impressions, and takeaways from the sessions we saw. Keynote A lot more developer focused than we […]
Running Clojure on Azure Websites Lisp and Clojure in particular has long been on my list of languages to explore. Already having a MSDN subscription with monthly Azure credits it becomes the natural Cloud […]
Microsoft recently released HttpPlatformHandler for IIS. It can, for instance, be used to host Ruby on Rails applications on your IIS host. Azure Websites on the other hand has had this feature for quite a while now, […]
I today had the honor of doing a session on Application Insights at TechX Azure in Stockholm, Sweden. AI is a tool/service for monitoring web and mobile apps, designed to give you a 360° […]
Recently I needed to publish a simplish node.js application on Azure. It were already running smoothly on heroku so I figured that it shouldn’t be any issue to just deploy and be done with […]
Introduction In an earlier post a colleague wrote about Message ordering and FIFO options in Azure Service Bus Queues and Topics. In this post we’re going to look at how to use Azure Service Bus Topic/Queue […]
One of the services offered by Windows Azure Service Bus is queues which enables persistent messaging between applications or services. The queues on Service Bus operates with a brokered messaging scheme where the service […]
In earlier posts named “Fun with Windows Service Bus and AutoFac” parts 1–2 the demo project was named “Simple.ServieBus” @ github. Since then, the demo code was refactored and some new features added and […]
In this post we’ll continue on the journey we started in part 1, building a simple pub/sub scenario with Windows Server Service Bus. This part is about configuring subscription and getting subscribers and configuration […]
In this post we´ll have a look at using the Windows Server Service Bus in a Pub/Sub scenario. The Windows Server Bus is the on-premise version of Azure service bus. Moving between on-premise and […]
This is for all of you that just want a simple, up to date, example/how-to/tutorial of how to use Azure Blob Storage. You won’t see any screen shots or a lengthy guide on how […]
This blog post will explain how you can (using only the raw .NET Framework) implement push notifications for a Windows 8 Metro Application. Windows Push Notifications (WNS) in Windows 8 is actually quite similar […]