Redmond has just released an Azure SDK for node.js giving node.js users access to Azure's blobs, tables, and queues. The SDK is also available via npm (node package manager).

The Azure toolkit comes with a large collection of tools and so-called cmdlets that let you debug your server.js file on your own machine. When it’s ready, you push it right into the cloud.

Microsoft's Azure team made Azure Storage Node Client Library generally available today, a Node.js package that streamlines the process for consuming and managing the company's Azure Storage Services.

The Node SDK is open sourced, and Anderson points users to a link on GitHub for those who want to contribute to its development. Anderson demonstrated an example of Azure Mobile App project with the ...