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This document discusses the development approach used for web-cloud applications on the Microsoft Azure platform. Key aspects include using ASP .NET MVC and C# for server-side development with MS SQL Server, designing the application as a scalable API, and using AngularJS for a responsive single-page client. Data is stored in MS SQL Server 2012.
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Microsoft Azure Platform
[ SLA : 99,95% ]
ServerSide : Microsoft (ASP Net MVC, C# , MS-SQL server ).
Features:
Designed as an API (Then, in the future could be consumed for other
clients applications (ie: Android, iOS, etc.)
Example of previous concept (API Interface ) for a recent app In the electrical field.
Horizontally scalable if necessary ( with Redis to handle sessions)
Multilanguage (English, Spanish, etc.)
System for logs, trace of users activity , etc.
ClientSide : Framework Angular-JS (Google), HTML5
Features:
SPA (Single page application: like Gmail)
Responsive. That is, visually it adapt to different resolutions and
platforms i.e.: smartphones
Multilanguage (English, Spanish, etc.)
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