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Building repositories for Azure Mobile Apps with ASP.NET 6
Over the last four days, I've delved into how to build a data sync service using Azure Mobile Apps on ASP.NET Core 6. I've covered the template, authentication, authorization, and…
Logging and Options for Azure Mobile Apps with ASP.NET 6
Over the past three articles, I've covered a lot of the ins and outs of a typical Azure Mobile Apps service. I've covered scaffolding, authentication, and complex authorization.…
Controlled access for Azure Mobile Apps for ASP.NET Core
In the last two articles, I've gone over how you can create a basic datasync service and add authentication to the service. What if you want to do something more complex?…
Add authentication to Azure Mobile Apps for ASP.NET Core
In my last article, I introduced the new ASP.NET Core edition of Azure Mobile Apps, including how to set up Entity Framework Core and in-memory stores. Today, we are going to…
Introducing Azure Mobile Apps for ASP.NET 6
It's release day for .NET 6, and I couldn't be happier to introduce Azure Mobile Apps for ASP.NET 6 being released on the same day. When I started developing the new code-base, I…
Adding an API Key to Azure Mobile Apps with API Management
I've written in the past that API keys are not security. They do not authenticate the app or user and they are easily interceptable (or extracted from distributed mobile apps).…
Service Routing for Azure Mobile Apps with API Management
Todays topic is "how do I upgrade the service backend to support the new ASP.NET Core service without affecting my current customers?" Let's assume, for a moment, that I have…
Enabling caching for Azure Mobile Apps with API Management
In my last article I introduced API Management and showed how it can be used to provide a front door to the REST API that is exposed by Azure Mobile Apps. What I implemented was a…
Using API Management with Azure Mobile Apps
Over the years, I've been asked for several features within Azure Mobile Apps that I've been reluctant to support out of the box. Azure Mobile Apps provides a toolkit in the…
Bottom Bar Tabs for your Xamarin Forms app
Following on from last weeks article, I am continuing on my UI journey for my contacts app. My app design calls for a bottom app bar, with three sections - contacts, groups, and…