| Casablanca: C++ in the Cloud |
| Written by Alex Armstrong | |||
| Monday, 07 May 2012 | |||
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Casablanca, a set of C++ libraries intended to support cloud-based client-server communication in native code using an asynchronous design, can be considered a cloud SDK for C++.
In a blog post announcing the new DevLabs project codenamed "Casablanca", Microsoft vice president S. Somasegar wrote: "Casablanca aims to make it significantly easier for C++ coders to consume and implement RESTful services. It builds on lessons from .Net, from Node.js, from Erlang and from other influencers to create a modern model that is meant to be easy to program while still being scalable, composable, and flexible." The Visual C++ team blog explained: Casablanca is a project to start exploring how to best support C++ developers who want to take advantage of the radical shift in software architecture that cloud computing represents. If you are a developer writing a responsive client app, or a scalable server-side solution, where asynchrony goes hand in hand with parallelism, you should give Casablanca a try. It lists the following features of the new library:
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