In addition to my previous post Windows Azure Table Storage in the development environment I’ve created a demo application in which responsibilities are distributed over classes in a way that hides the implementation details of Azure’s table storage.
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Windows Azure Table Storage in the development environment
Lately I’ve been playing around with Microsoft Azure (for now in the offline development environment only) and it is really easy to get started. However, as easy it is to get your ASP.NET app running, it is a bit more difficult to get access to the storage part (blobs, table storage and queues). There is no straight forward how-to Continue reading “Windows Azure Table Storage in the development environment”