Our Community team is hard at work, producing new SDKs for Kentico Cloud for all types of platforms. From frontend to backend, web to mobile, there are countless frameworks we’re looking at to expand our samples and SDKs. Recently, we launched our new Kentico Cloud Delivery JavaRx SDK, enabling Java and Android developers to easily integrate Kentico Cloud into their apps. In this article, I’ll take a closer look at the SDK and sample projects to help you get started with these new GitHub projects.

When you build your applications with microservices, integration is the key. The ability to connect systems and move information easily is essential to architecting and developing stable, functional solutions. With Kentico Cloud, we are constantly working on new SDKs and sample projects to help companies leverage the platform on more projects. In this article, I’ll tell you about our latest SDK additions.

Kentico 9 has a lot of well-known, exciting changes like CI, MVC Support, and a number of others. It also contains a several updates that will affect your Azure deployments. In this article, I’d like to give you a cheat sheet of some of the important ones you need to know about when deploying Kentico 9 to Azure Cloud Services or Web Apps.

This article describes a workaround for errors you may run into during deployment to Azure from Visual Studio