Recent updates to Azure Mobile Services address the scalability of mobile apps and their real-time behavior.
This was achieved by the following:
The integration with SignalIR Hubs confers the following to Azure Mobile Services:
SignalIR is claimed to be incredibly simple real-time web for .NET. It is another facet of ASP.NET -ASP.NET SignalIR. ASP.NET Signal IR helps developers to simply add real-time web funcitonality to apps, the ability to have server-side code push content to connected clients in real-time.
SignalIR leverages WebSockets, the HTML5 API for bi-directional communication.
All this is said to quickly, but you must review SignalIR and its context with Html5/Javascript here.
http://signalr.net/
This was achieved by the following:
- .NET backend became generally available and can be used in production. This makes it possible to add a mobility layer to backend easily.
- Recent update to .NET enables using ASP.NET SignalIR for bi-directional communication with apps in real-time.
The integration with SignalIR Hubs confers the following to Azure Mobile Services:
- Unified Authentication with a simple Authorize Level
- Dependency Injection
- Web API Integration -
- Automatic Scale-out
SignalIR is claimed to be incredibly simple real-time web for .NET. It is another facet of ASP.NET -ASP.NET SignalIR. ASP.NET Signal IR helps developers to simply add real-time web funcitonality to apps, the ability to have server-side code push content to connected clients in real-time.
SignalIR leverages WebSockets, the HTML5 API for bi-directional communication.
All this is said to quickly, but you must review SignalIR and its context with Html5/Javascript here.
http://signalr.net/
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