Karthik Bharathy joins Scott on Azure Friday to teach him about Power Apps! You'll see how quickly you can create an app and connect it to the cloud using PowerApps. This is PowerApps 101.

Scott talks to Bill Staples about Power Apps. Why did we make it and what can you accomplish with Power Apps and Azure App Service?

Visual Studio 2015 now includes remote profiling of your web applications running within Azure App Service! That means you can actually profile a live running application inside Azure. Scott talks to Hamid Safi about this powerful new feature that you can use today!

David Ebbo has created an amazing tool at https://resources.azure.com. You can explore the RESTful APIs that Azure exposes in this rich tree view! A fantastic resource for developers, you can see generated Powershell, Documentation, even POST to a live API from within the browser!

Matthew Henderson shows Scott the open source Field Engineer" sample application that shows how to create Azure Mobile Applications. We'll go through how TableControllers support ASP.NET MVC Applications and Web APIs, and how you can consume data from applications on your mobile device.

Moinak Bandyopadhyay stops by Azure Friday to show that Azure in fact has rich Billing and Rate Card APIs! In fact, the same Azure Resource Manager APIs that the Azure Portal uses can be used by you in your own applications. If you're a small organization or a large one, you can get detailed usage and billing data directly from Azure and keep track of your bills. Tag resources and control usage data with a JSON-based RESTful API.

Jeff Hollan stops by Azure Friday and he's brought a Raspberry Pi. Jeff shows Scott how to turn on his sprinklers using a Raspberry Pi and the automation power of your own Logic App running in Azure App Service.

There's a lot more to Azure Logic Apps than just a nice visual editor. There's a whole JSON-based language grammar in this episode of Azure Friday Jeff Hollan explains the internals of Logic Apps and gives us the tools to explore more.

In this episode Brady Gaster schools Scott on how to customize the "Swagger" descriptive metadata format for Web APIs. You'll be able to craft your Web APIs and how they present themselves to customers with some of these advanced techniques within ASP.NET Web API.

Guang Yang continues to educate Scott on Azure API Apps. In this episode, we add authentication and an understanding of identity to an Azure API App.