Simple APIs With Microsoft Flow And Azure Functions

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When I’m working on demos for a blog post/talk/OSS project/etc. I will tend to just create an ASP.NET Core app or Node.js app and throw it somewhere for hosting. But it’s always a little tedious, no matter how many times I do it it requires me to dig up my old boilerplate code and then put it somewhere. Recently I was wanting to create a PoC but I wanted to have data persistence to it, I don’t really care how I persist the data, just it needs persisting.

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