Cross-Platform Apps/Games with Azure
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This document discusses mobile app development and game development using Microsoft Azure cloud services. It introduces Azure mobile services and app service for developing mobile apps. It also provides guidance on using the Construct 2 and Unity game engines to integrate Azure services like authentication, data storage and high score tables into games. The document includes links to documentation and tutorials for setting up Azure mobile backend services and plugins for both Construct 2 and Unity games. It concludes by providing contact information for questions.
Cross-Platform Apps/Games with Azure
- 1. Windows iOS Android … and more! @shahedC WakeUpAndCode.com
- 2. Introduction > Mobile Apps & Services > Construct 2 Games > Unity Games Q&A
- 5. Host Build Consume Packaged Software IaaS: infrastructure as a service PaaS: Platform as a service Saas: software as a service Applications Self- Managed Self- Managed Self- Managed Managed By Vendor Data Runtime Managed By Vendor Middleware O/S Virtualization Managed By Vendor Servers Storage Networking
- 6. “… mobile first, cloud first… ” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
- 7. Azure footprint 17 regions worldwide in 2015 Data Centers Regional Partners
- 8. Introduction > Mobile Apps & Services > Construct 2 Games > Unity Games Q&A
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- 30. Enter a value to test it
- 31. Enter a value to test it
- 32. App Service Mobile App (NEW!)
- 46. Click “Export Project” Select “Windows Store”
- 50. Unity Games
- 60. Introduction > Mobile Apps & Services > Construct 2 Games > Unity Games Q&A
- 62. Introduction > Mobile Apps & Services > Construct 2 Games > Unity Games Q&A
- 63. Email: shchowd@microsoft.com Twitter: @shahedC
Editor's Notes
- #2: Title Page: Cross-Platform Apps/Games with Azure Windows Windows Phone Azure … and more! By Shahed Chowdhuri Sr. Technical Evangelist Blog: WakeUpAndCode.com Twitter: @shahedC
- #3: Agenda
- #4: Tools & Technologies Visual Studio Windows 8 & Windows 10 Microsoft .NET and Visual C# Windows Phone JavaScript Microsoft Azure
- #5: Introduction
- #6: Cloud Services: IaaS, PaaS and SaaS
- #7: In Line with Microsoft’s Vision “… mobile first, cloud first… ” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
- #9: Agenda
- #11: Getting Started Link: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-windows-store-dotnet-get-started/
- #12: Getting Started Link: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-windows-store-dotnet-get-started/
- #13: Create a Mobile Service
- #14: Specify Mobile Service Details
- #15: Specify Database Settings
- #16: Verify Status of Mobile Service
- #17: Get Tools & Download Your Solution
- #18: Build Your Solution (update NuGet packages)
- #19: Run the Service Locally
- #20: Verify the Service Locally
- #21: Try it out…
- #22: Run Windows Phone App Locally
- #23: Verify Windows Phone App
- #24: Run Windows App Locally
- #25: Verify Windows App Locally
- #26: Publish Your Mobile Service
- #27: Sign In and Select Existing Service
- #28: Complete the Publishing Process
- #29: Verify the Service is Running
- #30: Update App.Xaml.cs (Shared project) Comment out local settings Uncomment server settings, including key
- #31: Run Windows Phone Project
- #32: Run Windows project
- #33: Mobile Apps & Services
- #34: Getting Started Link: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/mobile-services-dotnet-backend-windows-store-dotnet-get-started/
- #35: Getting Started
- #36: Create a Mobile Service
- #61: Agenda
- #62: Questions?
- #63: Agenda
- #64: Contact Microsoft email: shchowd@microsoft.com Personal Twitter: @shahedC Dev Blog: WakeUpAndCode.com