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DATA in the CLOUD CUTTING EDGE Dynamic Action Filters Introducing Datamarket in ASP.NET MVC Elisa Flasko THE MICROSOFT JOURNAL FOR DEVELOPERS NOVEMBER 2010 VOL 25 NO 11 COLUMNS DATA IN THE CLOUD CUTTING EDGE Dynamic Action Filters Introducing DataMarket in ASP.NET MVC Elisa Flasko .............................................................................. 26 Dino Esposito page 6 Getting Started with SQL Azure Development FORECAST: CLOUDY SQL Azure and Windows Azure Lynn Langit ............................................................................. 30 Table Storage Joseph Fultz page 12 Synchronizing Multiple Nodes in Windows Azure DATA POINTS Joshua Twist ............................................................................ 40 Using the Entity Framework to Reduce Latency Connecting SharePoint to Windows Azure to SQL Azure with Silverlight Web Parts Julie Lerman page 23 Steve Fox ................................................................................ 50 TEST RUN Web UI Test Automation with the WebBrowser Control PLUS: James McCaffrey page 78 THE WORKING Scalable Multithreaded Programming with Tasks PROGRAMMER Ron Fosner .............................................................................. 58 Multiparadigmatic .NET, Part 3: Procedural Programming A Coder’s Guide to Writing API Documentation Ted Neward page 82 Peter Gruenbaum .................................................................... 70 SECURITY BRIEFS Web Application Confi guration Security Revisited Bryan Sullivan page 86 UI FRONTIERS The Intricacies of Touch Controls Charles Petzold page 92 DON’T GET ME STARTED A Real Pain in the Neck David Platt page 96 ... ............................................................................................ 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