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Customize MSDN Flash | Unsubscribe Volume 14, Number 12 | June 7, 2010     Top Stories     Occasionally Connected RIAs At some point in the future, there may be pervasive, always-on connectivity with more bandwidth than necessary, but not today. Hands-on Labs for Enterprise Library 5.0 and Unity 2.0 Ship An updated set of hands-on labs were released for C# and VB.NET enterprise developers, including exercises for application blocks, Unity, interception and complex configuration scenarios. Your Featured Content Tech·Ed Online - Your Ticket to Tech·Ed 2010 Bob Muglia details the Microsoft strategy to help build the next generation of IT and harness the potential of cloud computing. Channel 9 will be broadcasting live. Get answers by referencing @ch9live in your tweet. Introduction to the Reactive Extensions to JavaScript Dealing with asynchronous programming has been in the forefront of many minds in the JavaScript community. You'll able to compose asynchronous and event-based operations together and transform the results in interesting ways. Windows 7 C++ Development Walkthroughs "Hilo" is a series of articles and samples that shows how to leverage the power of Windows 7 and Visual C++ to build high-performance, responsive, rich client applications.   Get the F# PowerPack The PowerPack enhances functionality in a wide range of areas related to F#. A functional interface to standard .NET collections, F# lex and yacc, a document generator, parallel LINQ and more. Developing Web Services on Windows Server AppFabric Much of the content for AppFabric demonstrates developing in Visual Studio with the ASP.NET Development Server and then deploying to IIS and AppFabric. There may be cases where you want to use IIS/AppFabric in your development environment, though. Composite WPF and Silverlight The Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight is designed to help you more easily build enterprise-level Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight client applications, including applications that may target both WPF and Silverlight simultaneously.     MSDN Flash Sponsor DevExpress: •  Free Silverlight, ASP.NET, and Windows Forms Controls from DevExpress •  CodeRush Xpress Rocks and Is Free     ADVERTISEMENT Free Silverlight, ASP.NET, and Windows Forms Controls from DevExpress Get your royalty free presentation controls today. DevExpress.com/60Free     ADVERTISEMENT CodeRush Xpress Rocks and Is Free Includes 50 powerful refactorings for VB & C# plus smart declaration, selection, and nav features. DevExpress.com/crx     Training and Books Free Azure Online Hands-on Workshop Office 2010 Training Course SharePoint 2010 Developer Training Course Free Book: Claims-Based Identity and Access Control Last Chance: Save on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 Career Packages Offer ends June 30, 2010. Ending Soon: Get a Second Chance to Pass your Microsoft Certification Exam Second Shot provides a free retake if you don't pass your Microsoft certification exam the first time. Register soon - this offer ends June 30, 2010. More Training and Books     Resources •  Partner News •  Webcasts and Other Resources •  ASP.NET Development •  Silverlight Development •  MSDN Magazine •  alt.MSDN •  "How Do I?" Video Library •  TechNet Flash •  TechNet Magazine     This newsletter contains information based on your preferences. Customize which topics you receive (changes will be reflected from the next newsletter sent after your confirmation).   You can also see a version of the newsletter containing all topics.   MSDN | Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile ©2010 Microsoft Corporation Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement Microsoft respects your privacy.  Please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer to no longer receive this this newsletter, please click here to unsubscribe.  These settings will not affect any other newsletters you've requested or any mandatory service communications that are considered part of certain Microsoft services.  To set your contact preferences for other Microsoft communications, see the communications preferences section of the Microsoft Privacy Statement. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052