Backendless is a cloud-based serverless platform which significantly simplifies the process of development of web and mobile applications. This SDK provides the client-side APIs which you can use in your app to take advantage of the Backendless platform functionality. Your application can rely on Backendless for the following functions: Backendless has a ton of awesome functionality including: - Real-time Database - Real-time Publish/Subscribe Messaging - User Management (user registration, login, logout, password recovery) - Push Notification - File operations (upload, download, copy, move, delete) - Geo location All the APIs can be secured with roles-based security. Also, you can create your own API services and deploy them into Backendless.
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Backendless is a cloud-based serverless platform which significantly simplifies the process of development of web and mobile applications.
This SDK provides the client-side APIs which you can use in your app to take advantage of the Backendless platform functionality.
Backendless has a ton of awesome functionality including:
All APIs can be secured with roles-based security. Also, you can create your own API services and deploy them into Backendless.
Be sure to check out API documentation available at: https://backendless.com/docs/dotnet/
To get started you need to create a Backendless developer account at:
https://develop.backendless.com
Once logged in, you will be prompted to create a backend application. You will be able to select between different "hosting zones". A hosting zone determines where the backend of your app runs. There are two hosting zones at this time: North America and Europe.
If you decide to use the European hosting zone, add the following line of code in your application. Make sure it is done in the application initialization logic. For the applications running in the North American data center, you do not need to set the URL - the SDK comes pre-configured with the North American API endpoint URL.
using BackendlessAPI;
Backendless.URL = "https://eu-api.backendless.com";
Every application has a unique application ID, you will see it right
on the main dashboard. Additionally, there is also API Key which must
be used in your client application. The API key is also available
from the main dashboard of the Backendless backend app. Make sure to use
the .NET API Key.
When you obtain both application ID and API key, make sure to use them in the following API call to initialize your .NET/Xamarin app:
using BackendlessAPI;
Backendless.InitApp( "YOUR-APP-ID", "YOUR-API-KEY" );
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Backendless is a cloud-based serverless platform which significantly simplifies the process of development of web and mobile applications. This SDK provides the client-side APIs which you can use in your app to take advantage of the Backendless platform functionality. Your application can rely on Backendless for the following functions: Backendless has a ton of awesome functionality including: - Real-time Database - Real-time Publish/Subscribe Messaging - User Management (user registration, login, logout, password recovery) - Push Notification - File operations (upload, download, copy, move, delete) - Geo location All the APIs can be secured with roles-based security. Also, you can create your own API services and deploy them into Backendless.
We found that backendless.net demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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