Developing Microsoft SharePoint Applications Using Windows Azure--New from Microsoft Press
Sebastopol, CA—Deliver custom, cloud-based business solutions using SharePoint 2010 and Windows Azure™ together. By applying hands-on techniques from Microsoft cloud development expert Steve Fox, you'll learn how to increase the reach, resource capability, and reusability of your apps with Developing Microsoft® SharePoint® Applications Using Windows Azure (Microsoft Press, $34.99 USD). Get the practical code exercises and solid advice you need—whether you're planning to build complete data-driven applications or hybrid solutions with simple Web parts.
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About the Author About the AuthorSteve Fox works at Microsoft on a team whose charter is cloud development and evangelism. He's the author of many SharePoint and Office development books and articles, as well as one of the earliest blogs on Azure and SharePoint. He's a frequent speaker at conferences around the globe.
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