Many thanks to the participants, organizers, and sponsors of today’s LIDNUG webinar – “Putting the Cloud in Your Pocket Pt1 – Using Windows Azure to Build Cloud-Enabled WP7 Apps.” I especially appreciate the patience of those who attended as we struggled to do the best we could to resolve the LiveMeeting technical issues that dogged us during the presentation. For what it is worth, prior to the presentation, the LIDNUG folks made sure we did a technical walkthrough to do everything possible to mitigate the possibility of running into these kinds of glitches…alas, despite our best efforts, the “demo gods” decided to frown upon us today.
As I mentioned during the talk, I have gone ahead and posted the code (along with the slide that were available for download during the talk) here. As is often the case with talks about this topic, the demo contains keys and other “private” information that is specific to my own Azure account. With that in mind, I have sanitized/removed the private content from the posted demo code, and included a document “ACS Update Instructions” alongside the code zip file that describes the steps necessary to get yourself up and running with your own Azure subscription.
As we mentioned during the talk, I will be working with the LIDNUG folks to make sure we are able to post a complete recording of the presentation. Stay tuned for updates. In the meantime, please be sure to check out additional upcoming Wintellect events as well as upcoming LIDNUG events, and please be sure to visit our webinar’s sponsor – Syncfusion.
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