On the heels of its release of a first version of Windows Azure toolkit for Windows Phone, Microsoft has created a comparable Azure toolkit for Apple’s iOS — and has another in the works for Android.
Microsoft is making the toolkit and all of the source code for the iOS version available via the Github Web-hosting service. Here are the links:
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-lib
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-samples
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-doc
Microsoft also is working on an Android version of an Azure toolkit, and expects to deliver it a preview of it in June, 2011, according to a May 9 blog post on the Official Microsoft Blog.
The new iOS toolkit can be used for both iPhone and iPad applications developed using Objective-C and XCode.
This toolkit contains resources and services designed to make it easier for iOS developers to use Windows Azure. The goal: To “make it easier to target Windows Azure by offering native libraries for non-Microsoft platforms.” Yes, believe it or not, that’s straight from the Softies’ mouths
Microsoft is making the toolkit and all of the source code for the iOS version available via the Github Web-hosting service. Here are the links:
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-lib
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-samples
https://github.com/microsoft-dpe/watoolkitios-doc
Microsoft also is working on an Android version of an Azure toolkit, and expects to deliver it a preview of it in June, 2011, according to a May 9 blog post on the Official Microsoft Blog.
The new iOS toolkit can be used for both iPhone and iPad applications developed using Objective-C and XCode.
This toolkit contains resources and services designed to make it easier for iOS developers to use Windows Azure. The goal: To “make it easier to target Windows Azure by offering native libraries for non-Microsoft platforms.” Yes, believe it or not, that’s straight from the Softies’ mouths
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