Microsoft is launching Azure App Service today, a new cloud-based service that gives developers a single service for building mobile and web apps, combined with tools for automating business processes ...

Microsoft is combining three of its Azure services into a new unified service it's calling Azure App Service, company officials said on March 24. Azure App Service integrates Azure Websites (now known ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Speaking on stage at its Build 2017 developer conference today, Microsoft showed off a new Azure ...

In early March I reviewed the AWS Mobile SDK, Google Firebase, and Microsoft Azure Mobile Services, the mobile back-end service offerings of the three major public clouds. The Microsoft option was a ...

Microsoft makes significant progress with its Azure App Service by extending Node.js support by releasing a Node SDK for Azure Mobile Apps. Building on the momentum of the progress being made with the ...

With a new integrated set of Azure-based services, Microsoft wants to help ease the process of developing applications that run in the cloud. “We’re hearing that developers want more simplicity.

Microsoft announced several updates to its Azure Mobile Apps service and is conducting a survey to solicit feedback on its future. Azure Mobile Apps includes various kinds of functionality, including ...

Microsoft announced a new App Service for its Azure cloud platform today that gives developers a one-stop shop for services that help them build different kinds of cloud-backed apps. The service ...

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eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Microsoft’s “search-as-a-service” for Web and mobile app ...

Last year, Microsoft launched Azure Mobile Services, a cloud backend for mobile applications. But at the time, it only supported Windows 8, and the team then added iOS and Windows Phone 8 support a ...