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Visual Studio 2013 and .NET 4.5 Expert Cookbook

Visual Studio 2013 and .NET 4.5 Expert Cookbook

By : Abhishek Sur
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Visual Studio 2013 and .NET 4.5 Expert Cookbook

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By: Abhishek Sur
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Overview of this book

If you are a Visual Studio 2013 or .NET developer who would like to sharpen your existing skill set and adapt to new .NET technologies, this is the book for you. A basic understanding of .NET and C# is required.
Table of Contents (9 chapters)
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Preface
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What this book covers
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Conventions
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1. A Guide to Debugging with Visual Studio
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1. A Guide to Debugging with Visual Studio
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Introduction
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Debugging source code using breakpoints
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Using DataTips during debugging
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Debugging a multithreaded program
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Exploring the Command and Immediate windows
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Making use of IntelliTrace in Visual Studio
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Debugging a .NET program using the framework library source
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Debugging a process that is already deployed
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2. Enhancements to WCF 4.5
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2. Enhancements to WCF 4.5
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Introduction
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Understanding Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) by creating a basic application
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Hosting a WCF service in different hosting environments
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Streaming data over a network using a WCF service
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Writing a REST-based WCF service
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Creating a WCF service using the Open Data Protocol standards
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Extending a WCF service (service extensibility)
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3. Building a Touch-sensitive Device Application Using Windows Phone 8
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3. Building a Touch-sensitive Device Application Using Windows Phone 8
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Introduction
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Building your first Windows Phone 8 application following the MVVM pattern
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Working with Launchers and Choosers in Windows Phone
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Working with relational databases and persistent storage
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Working with notifications in Windows Phone
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4. Working with Team Foundation Server
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4. Working with Team Foundation Server
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Introduction
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Configuring TFS for project hosting and management
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Working with branching and merging in Team Foundation Server
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Creating TFS-scheduled jobs
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5. Testing Applications Using Visual Studio 2013
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5. Testing Applications Using Visual Studio 2013
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Introduction
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Understanding Visual Studio unit test projects
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Working with the Microsoft Fakes framework in Visual Studio
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Understanding how Coded UI testing works in Visual Studio
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6. Extending the Visual Studio IDE
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6. Extending the Visual Studio IDE
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Introduction
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Working with T4 templates in Visual Studio
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Working with Managed Extensibility Framework to write editor extensions
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Creating Visual Studio Package for tool windows and editor menus
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7. Understanding Cloud Computing with Windows Azure
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7. Understanding Cloud Computing with Windows Azure
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Introduction
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Working with various storage options in Windows Azure
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Creating, updating, and deploying a cloud service in Windows Azure
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Working with SQL Azure
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Working with HDInsight (Hadoop) for Big Data processing
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Working with Mobile Services in Windows Azure
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Working with various storage options in Windows Azure

A number of components of the Windows Azure platform are exposed using Internet protocols. There are a number of storage components exposed with Windows Azure Platform. Hence, these components need to be secured behind a valid authentication. Windows Azure Storage Service manages the storage of blobs, queues, and tables. Each storage account has an account name and an access key that are used to authenticate to access the storage service.

The storage service supports Hash-based Message Authentication (HMAC) in which the storage operation request is hashed with the access key such that upon receiving the request, the storage service validates it and either accepts or denies it. The Windows Azure storage client library provides several classes that support various ways to create HMAC, which hides the complexity of creating and using messages.

The Windows Azure SDK provides a compute and storage emulator. It points to the localhost (127.0...

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