There’s a new version of the Windows Azure Toolkit for Social Games and it is available on Github to make it more accessible.
The toolkit was originally launched last July in the hope we’d all go off and build social games using Windows Azure.
Microsoft has now released version 1.2.2, which you can download as a self-extracting package, or in a source code version. Both these are on Github, which Microsoft hopes will encourage you to fork, clone, and contribute back to the toolkit.
Apart from the move to Github, the new version promises better performance and stability, along with the use of Autofac for dependency injection.
The toolkit comes with sample games, authentication with ACS (Access Control service), a leaderboard control, game friends, user profiles, and invites and notifications.
If you are not a medic then presumably you, like me, thought that we knew most of the basics of what causes high blood pressure as we age. It turns out that we really didn't and now a new computer mod [ ... ]
The Scratch Team at MIT Media Lab has released Scratch 2.0, a revamped version of the well known graphical, block-structured, programming language for kids and the good news is that it is even easie [ ... ]
