JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages around the world. The strength of Azure lies in the fact that it does not block you from using other, non-native to Microsoft technologies. Before we start, you have to remember one important piece of information.
The way in which the runtime executes WebJobs requires you to follow a specific convention. When searching for a job, the runtime will search for a file named run.{job_type}, where job_type is an extension representing a particular programming language (such as .js and .py). If that fails, it will try to find any file with a specific extension. If that also fails, a job will be skipped.
Here is a really simple code ...
