mobile-services

We are excited to bring you the latest release of our Mobile Apps iOS client SDK 3.2.0. We’ve added Refresh Token feature, updated with iOS 10 support, and made performance improvement.

We just rolled out .NET Mobile Client SDK 3.0.1 and Mobile SQLiteStore 3.0.1! We are out of beta, fixed the Android SQLiteStore dependency issue, and unified our .NET client SDK versions!

We are excited to announce the next iteration of the Azure Mobile Apps Node.js Server SDK. This release includes a stack of new features, improvements and bug fixes.

Azure Mobile Apps baked in refresh tokens to its authentication feature, and it is now so simple to keep your app users logged in.

Multi URL tests are now available in production.

The v2.1.0 release of the Server SDK adds support for SQLite on the server. This provides a new data store that can be used for a number of important scenarios.

App Service helps you automate the deployment process through the Continuous Deployment functionality, and now we’ve added integration with Visual Studio Load Testing to trigger a test as part of your continuous integration workflow.

Microsoft Azure supports the diverse needs of every developer. At //Build, Scott Guthrie announced a range of innovations to help developers make the leap to the cloud by embracing key technology trends: mobile app development, Internet of Things, microservices and intelligence.

Back in September, we announced the availability of the first alpha release for the Node.js SDK for Azure App Service Mobile Apps. This blog post is an update to that and details the improvements we made in the last three months.

This blog post is a bit overdue, but we are making up with shipped features and improvements. Support for .net framework 4.6 You can now configure your apps to use .Net framework 4.6.