Contains TWO different 'cloud-based' todo list examples, one cross-platform Azure example and the Apple-specific iCloud:
Basic usage of Microsoft's Azure Mobile Services REST API. Accesses the REST service directly. Purely provided as an example of making it work - not necessarily ready for a production implementation - wait for the official toolkit!
This app works against the same database that you create in Microsoft's Windows 8 example, so you end up with multiple devices/platforms all sharing the same TodoList on the Azure server.
There are two example projects:
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iOS using MonoTouch
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Android using Mono-for-Android
This sample demonstrates how to subclass UIDocument in iOS5 using MonoTouch, and access the files via iCloud.
NOTE: you need at least two devices with the same App Store login to play.
It is still a work-in-progress. It shows how to subclass UIDocument to provide a way to read/write files to the iCloud data store and query that datastore.
The TaskDocument:UIDocument subclass creates a .task file for each 'task item'. These are saved-to and read-from the iCloud UbiquitousDataStore (see NSFileManager.DefaultManager.GetUrlForUbiquityContainer).
Other features of iCloud such as conflict resolution and moving to/from local storage have NOT been implemented.
