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Updates to Node.js SDK for Azure Mobile Apps

  • By Jose Miguel Parrella, José Miguel is an open source enthusiast and part of the Microsoft Azure team. For the last 10 years he has been developing enterprise-grade open source solutions for customers and partners in the Americas. He was a lead architect of Canaima 2.0 - the Venezuelan Linux distribution, a Debian Developer, published author and is a regular speaker in open source events across the world.

Last fall, Microsoft announced the first alpha release for the Node.js SDK for Azure App Service Mobile Apps. Since then, the Azure team has been busy enhancing the SDK with user feedback, to make it easier to build and run mobile backends using Node.js on App Service.
From a Yeoman generator to more samples on GitHub, check out the Azure blog for the complete list of brand new updates.
This SDK is still in beta and there is plenty of time to get involved. Join the conversation in the GitHub repository, file an issue in GitHub issues, or connect with the developers on Gitter. Follow @AzureMobile for the latest news about Azure App Service Mobile Apps.

Jose Miguel Parrella
José Miguel is an open source enthusiast and part of the Microsoft Azure team. For the last 10 years he has been developing enterprise-grade open source solutions for customers and partners in the Americas. He was a lead architect of Canaima 2.0 - the Venezuelan Linux distribution, a Debian Developer, published author and is a regular speaker in open source events across the world.

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