Samples that show how to use Mobile Services as a backend for your Windows Store apps.
The Windows Azure Code Gallery has a growing list of sample applications contributed by Microsoft and the Windows Azure community.
Data
This sample demonstrates how you can quickly store and access data from your Windows Store app off device in a cloud service using Windows Azure Mobile Services.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
In this sample you will start with a disconnected Windows Store app that manages events & sessions. You will connect it to Windows Azure Mobile Service to provide structured storage, auth using Twitter or Facebook and push notifications.
Languages: C#
Users
This sample demonstrates how you can easily wire up your Windows Store application to require your users to Authenticate against well know social identity such as Microsoft Account, Facebook, Twitter and Google using Windows Azure Mobile Services.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
In this sample you will start with a disconnected Windows Store app that manages events & sessions. You will connect it to Windows Azure Mobile Service to provide structured storage, auth using Twitter or Facebook and push notifications.
Languages: C#
Push
This sample demonstrates how you can easily register a channel in Windows Azure Mobile Services and then send different types of push notifications such as tile, toast and badge notifications from a server side script to your client application.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
This sample demonstrates how you can easily send Raw push notifications to your Windows Store apps using Windows Azure Mobile Services.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
This sample demonstrates how you can offload work from your Windows Store app to be processed on a scheduled basis using Windows Azure Mobile Services. It shows how to create a Scheduled Script that polls a feed and send a Push Notification to update the tile with latest news.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
In this sample you will start with a disconnected Windows Store app that manages events & sessions. You will connect it to Windows Azure Mobile Service to provide structured storage, auth using Twitter or Facebook and push notifications.
Languages: C#
Services
This sample demonstrates how you can offload work from your Windows Store app to be processed on a scheduled basis using Windows Azure Mobile Services. It shows how to create a Scheduled Script that polls a feed and send a Push Notification to update the tile with latest news.
Languages: C#, JavaScript
This code sample demonstrates how you can enqueue and dequeue messages from your Windows Store apps into a Windows Azure Service Bus Queue via Windows Azure Mobile Services. This code sample builds out an ordering scenario with both a Sales and Storeroom and app.
Languages: C#
Scenarios
A social to-do list application using Mobile Services.
Languages: C#
In this sample you will start with a disconnected Windows Store app that manages events & sessions. You will connect it to Windows Azure Mobile Service to provide structured storage, auth using Twitter or Facebook and push notifications.
Languages: C#
This sample provides an end-to-end location scenario with a Windows Store app using Bing Maps and a Windows Azure Mobile Services backend. It shows how to add places to the Map, store place coordinates in a Mobile Services table, and how to query for places near your location.
Languages: C#
This sample demonstrates how to store your files, such as images, videos, docs, or any binary data off device in the cloud using Windows Azure Blob Storage. In this example, we focus on capturing and uploading images, with the same approach you can upload any binary data to Blob Storage.
Languages: C#
The My Trivia sample demonstrates how you can easily add, update, and view a leaderboard from your Windows Store applications using Windows Azure Mobile Services
Languages: C#
This code sample demonstrates how you can enqueue and dequeue messages from your Windows Store apps into a Windows Azure Service Bus Queue via Windows Azure Mobile Services. This code sample builds out an ordering scenario with both a Sales and Storeroom and app.
Languages: C#
This sample shows how you can implement a Feedback charm option in your Windows Store application, and then submit the feedback to be both stored Windows Azure Mobile Services and emailed directly to you.
Languages: C#