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Introduction to Visual Studio LightSwitch

Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch helps you solve specific business needs by enabling you to quickly create professional-quality business applications, regardless of your development skills. LightSwitch is a new addition to the Visual Studio family. Visual Studio LightSwitch is designed to simplify and shorten the development of typical forms-over-data business applications. Most business applications have a large code base dedicated to addressing operations that create, read, update and delete elements (CRUD). Typically, in this kind of application, a large amount of time is spent on the following development tasks: Writing code to interact with a data source. Creating a User Interface. Writing code to specify the business logic.  more......
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Windows Azure Code Quick Start : Prerequisites

Ensure you meet the following prerequisites prior to proceeding Windows Azure Code: You have installed the necessary Windows Azure tools as described at Windows Azure Downloads . You have signed up for Windows Azure subscription. If you do not have a subscription, you can sign up at the Windows Azure Offers site. Windows Azure Code Quick Start
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Tool to kill the ASP.NET Development Server instances by port number

 The "Kill Process" tool helps to kill the ASP.NET Development Server instances by port number. The below are the features of this tool. 1. On load the tool displays the running ASP.NET web server instance name and port number 2. Select the port number to kill and click on “Kill Me” button. Kills the selected process. 3. Click on column All it selects all and we can kill all running processes at a time. 4. On form minimize, the notification icon will be displayed in the sys tray. Below is the code. Program.cs: using  System; using  System.Collections.Generic; using  System.Linq; using  System.Windows.Forms; namespace  KillWebServerProcess {      static   class   Program     {          ///            ///  The main entry point for the application.      ...
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