How we built TwitterMatic.net - Part 6: The back-end
Read OriginalThis technical article is the sixth installment in a series on building TwitterMatic.net. It provides a detailed walkthrough of implementing the back-end worker role using Windows Azure. The author explains how to create threads for monitoring table storage for scheduled tweets, enqueuing them, and publishing them to Twitter, complete with C# code examples for the worker role and queue management.
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