Microsoft MSDN January Newsletter

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Editor’s Note Hello developers and Happy New Year! One month after we announced AES dynamic encryption for live streaming, we are excited to add PlayReady encryption for your live streams as well. With Azure Media Services, our supported streaming protocols, such as Http-live-streaming (HLS), Smooth Streaming and MPEG-DASH, you could configure either AES or PlayReady encryption and deliver the encrypted live stream. Microsoft PlayReady is supported on a wide range of the most popular devices today. You can also start by integrating Microsoft Play Ready in your own Windows, Android or iOS application. Learn more about Microsoft PlayReady Discover more openness stories in our Newsletter and have a great start of the year Ghassan Chahine Developer Experience Lead Lebanon Stay in Touch App of the Month LBCI. The power of LBC International News is now in your hands. Discover the latest news with the new LBCI Windows Phone App MVA Microsoft Virtual Academy (MVA) provides free online IT training & learning tools for Windows and other Microsoft technology through courses designed by industry experts. Learn more

Open Source at Microsoft Did you know that you can run Linux VMs, Docker, MySQL, Joomla, Drupal, Node.js, PHP and many other languages, applications, content management systems, databases and operating systems on Microsoft Azure? Do you know about Microsoft’s work in the open source space? Join an open dialogue about openness at Microsoft in the Middle East and Africa region – open source, standards, interoperability, and the people and companies who inspire our commitment. Follow us on twitter @Opennessmsmea, and learn more on Facebook or our blog. Read the full article here What do I need to build Xamarin.iOS apps on Visual Studio? Xamarin is a great technology that enables you to develop native iOS, Android, Mac and Windows apps in C#. Xamarin apps look and feel native because they have Native User Interfaces, Native API Access and Native Performance. Check out what you need to build Xamarin.iOS apps on Visual Studio in the Microsoft Gulf Developer. Read the full article here First class Application Insights support for Android, iOS, Linux, Java, Azure and the family of Windows devices In his blog, Brian Harry gives us insights on the acquisition of HockeyApp and states support for all major mobile platforms as first class citizens. Integrating the crash reporting and feedback solutions from HockeyApp is the next step in our journey to turn Application Insights into the best tool in the world for helping you get insight into your applications. Read the full article here Microsoft’s Windows App Studio and TouchDevelop integrate. Windows App Studio Beta released its most impactful update since the move to universal Windows apps last April. Many of you have already tried TouchDevelop, a powerful, touch-friendly programming language that includes a physics engine, a UI framework to compose forms for quick data display and entry, and much more. With TouchDevelop you can write code directly on any device, and use sensors and media via high-level APIs. With this integration, developers will gain access to the hundreds of thousands of TouchDevelop apps and games, improving the quality and complexity of apps created with Windows App Studio. Read the full article here Migrate your websites to Azure in 3 easy steps Migrate to Azure now using the Azure Websites Migration Assistant, and you’ll never have to migrate your sites again. Migration Assistant will analyze your Internet Information Services (IIS) installation and identify which sites can be migrated to the cloud, highlighting any elements that cannot be migrated or are unsupported on the platform. Migration Assistant will also create the websites and databases required to support your sites, then migrate your configuration and content over to the newly created websites and databases in Azure. Read the full article here Custom notifications with Microsoft Band Since the launch of Microsoft Band, many people have stepped forward looking to create custom notifications on a device where the SDK has yet to launch. Is there a way to receive a custom text like “Hello World” based on a feed from a local or remote app? The answer is not only yes, it’s been tested already. Read the full article here

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