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This is going to be a series of articles, we are going to explain and develop a single Mobile Application and its respective backend that will handle all operations needed. The application is a proximity geolocation alert application that notifies people close on a defined ration specified by the user who published the issue. The mobile app work for Android and IOS and is developed using Xamarin.Forms. What do we you need to make it possible? Visual Studio 2015 or higher Basic knowledge of C# Google Developer Account Apple Developer Account Basic knowledge of Xamarin.form and cross-platform Let's start! In this first article, we are going to focus on the configuration of our application on the Google Firebase Console. First, we are going to create the set up to be able to use Firebase on our Mobile and ASP.NET Backend API. Login to the Firebase Console (https://console.firebase.google.com/) if you don't have an account yet,  just create a...

In this article I want to show you how to use the Azure Account Storage and a CDN associate to the Storage account already mentioned. Explaining the two concepts: Azure Storage Accounts Is a component on Azure platform used to storage files, data and anyother information we want to. The storage account can be: Blob Storage: for store files like we use on our PC. Files Storage : for File sharing using the SMB protocol, with this we can for example read and write the same file by multiple VMs.. Table Storage : for store data like noSql, is used to store data like database. Queues Storage : for store and retrieve messages, to scale apps depending on traffic. In this article we are going to focus on Blob Storage. Azure CDN CDN stands for Content Delivery Network and is a secure, reliable content delivery that allow our app access the static content faster lighten up the load of the server and enriching the client experience. What you need to make it ...