In my previous post I gave a semi-quick introduction to NancyFx. This time, I want to take Nancy and combine it with Azure ACS. Not a very complicated thing as such, but still something I want to do as I enjoy working with both technologies.
Just as in the last post, I will self-host Nancy in a console application, and use NuGet to get it going. I will also re-use the “www.nancytesting.org” domain I set up in my hosts file in the last post.
Once I got my console application going with a host, and an empty NancyModule, it is time to start looking at the ACS.
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As part of not doing very much coding lately, I have decided that I am going to try to spend more time trying out new frameworks and technologies. And hopefully, that will en up with a lot more blog posts with interesting stuff. This time I have looked at a ridiculously funky micro framework for building HTTP-based services called NancyFx. It is really simple to get started with, but still very powerful…and modern…
Nancy can be hosted in a variety of ways, including in ASP.NET MVC, WCF and self-hosting. In this post, I will look at hosting Nancy in a console application as I had little interest in setting up anything big. And using NuGet, it was a piece of cake to get started. Just start up a new Console application project and then NuGet Nancy.Hosting.Self.
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