We've got all the tricky bits done, so we need to sit down and finish writing our website. We're not learning MVC in this book and unfortunately, there isn't space to go through everything in detail, so we'll look at a few bits, and you can get the finished website in the code samples. I've simplified the website, so we can quickly get a working user interface, where we can view products and create orders; I've not implemented any dependency injection (DI), inversion-of-control (IoC), repository, or unit of work (UoW) patterns, so as to not distract from the subject in hand too much, but I would strongly advise you to use these techniques in your own applications.
Learning Microsoft Azure
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Learning Microsoft Azure
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Learning Microsoft Azure
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Free Chapter
Getting Started with Microsoft Azure
Designing a System for Microsoft Azure
Starting to Develop with Microsoft Azure
Creating and Managing a Windows Azure SQL Server Database
Building Azure MVC Websites
Azure Website Diagnostics and Debugging
Azure Service Bus Topic Integration
Building Worker Roles
Cloud Service Diagnostics, Debugging, and Configuration
Web API and Client Integration
Integrating a Mobile Application Using Mobile Services
Preparing an Azure System for Production
Index
Customer Reviews