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Important Due to a bug in the node backend (https://github.com/Azure/azure-mobile-apps-node/issues/496) it is important that you configure an actual Data Connection to a SQL Database. Simply tap on "Easy Tables", then tap on the "You are using SQLite" orange banner and configure a new Azure SQL database and server.
This is a small sample application showing how easily add backend using Azure Mobile Apps to a Xamarin Application.
Built with C# 6 features, you must be running VS 2015 or Xamarin Studio to compile.
Built with Xamarin.Forms with support for:
There are a few steps to setup this application.
Please signup or sign into your azure account at http://www.azure.com
Head to http://portal.azure.com
Click on the New button
Search for Mobile Apps Quickstart
Tap on it and then tap on it again in the results:
Tap on Create
Now give it about 3-5 minutes and you will be completely setup.
Inside of Visual Studio go to Tools->Extensions and Updates
Under Online->Visual Studio Gallery search for SQlite
Ensure you install SQLite for Universal Windows Platform (version 3.13.0).