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Adding Backends to WinRT Metro Apps( Windows 8 app backend )

If you're really into the app development, WinRT is one of the most interesting new platform which is coming to release soon. App developer like myself can't wait to develop fun and utility apps for the new platform. Nowadays, every app contains social and backends features to make the app always connected through different devices and platform.

WinRT main feature is the connectivity and you can imagine how beautiful your app will be if they looks the same on the Desktop PCs, Tablets and Phones as well. What even all the data are sync through all the devices. For example, a to-do list which is created with the desktop PCs can also be able to view the same data from the mobile while going out?

With the help of CloudyRec, it becomes to add backend service in a very easy and handy way.

CloudyRec is a server-side backend platform for mobile apps and games. Backend implementation for mobile apps typically requires complicated server setups, API developments, server monitoring, management and maintenance processes. CloudyRec provides a complete managed backend platform for mobile apps that can be set up and ready to use instantly.

CloudyRec is free for all developers in any development stages and it means that the developers don't have to pay a penny while testing or developing the app. 

You can go to http://CloudyRec.com to sign up to start adding of backend database into your uber Metro app development.

 I am planning to write a tutorial of creating a simple Todo-List metro style app using CloudyRec as a backend service. Please subscribe the blog to read more about CloudyRec tutorials to boost the games  and app backend development.
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