Building a Node.js Backend in the Cloud for Android Apps
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Nick Landry gave a presentation on building a Node.js mobile app backend in the cloud for Android apps. He discussed using Microsoft Azure for hosting backend services, connecting to databases in the cloud, and sending push notifications. He demonstrated creating a mobile backend using Azure Mobile Services and sending push notifications using Notification Hubs. The presentation provided an overview of cloud development options and resources for building mobile apps and backends using Microsoft technologies.
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