Carlos Figueira MSDN blog

As I was writing the last post (about storing per-user data in Azure Mobile Services), I used the where method in the Query object (passed to the read function ) to filter the results only to those for the logged in user. function read(query, user, request...

Following up on a comment made in one of my posts, this one will talk about some ways to ensure that the data stored / retrieved in an Azure Mobile Services table is limited to the user which is using the application. That’s an interesting issue...

In this series about complex types, we’ll take where we left off the previous post : we have now added support in the client for complex types, and used an implementation of the IDataMemberJsonConverter interface to teach the managed client how to serialize...

In my last post I showed how to use the IDataMemberJsonConverter to enable data types which aren’t natively supported by the managed client for Mobile Services. But I only touched on simple types, leaving more complex types for this post. Let’s...