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Customize MSDN Flash | Unsubscribe Volume 14, Number 17 | August 16, 2010     Top Stories     ASP.NET Health Monitoring Learn about ready-to-use web health-monitoring events and providers (listeners) for instrumenting your web application. More on ASP.NET What Makes Dynamic != Object The introduction of dynamic types to C# has some developers confused - what's it for when it seems you can get the same capabilities with the object class? Well-Structured WPF Apps with WAF The WPF Application Framework is a lightweight framework that supports you in applying a layered architecture and the model-view-viewmodel pattern. Your Featured Content Navigation in Silverlight Learn about common navigation scenarios and get some guidance about how to add navigation features to your application. Silverlight application and programming models Moving Your Apps to the Cloud These tips are already helping many companies. We discovered them working with customers on real-world migrations. Cloud apps with Windows Azure 101 Visual Studio Tips in One Hour Sara Ford, our developer evangelist, demoed a bunch of Visual Studio tips at the Visual Studio launch event in Mountain View, CA. Try Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate F# Application Templates This Visual Studio Gallery features a collection of F# project templates that generate different kinds of solutions (including WPF, Silverlight, and ASP.NET MVC) with a logical separation of concerns. LINQ to SQL: Customizing CRUD This section describes the various techniques for customizing CRUD operations, with emphasis on the role of the developer in implementing requirements not enforced by LINQ to SQL. New to LINQ to SQL   Improving Your DB I/O Performance When the database I/O becomes a bottleneck, you must detect which queries are having trouble first. More on data access Packing the Cloud into Your Phone A walkthrough on creating a Windows Phone 7 application tied to a web service hosted on Windows Azure. Cloud services for Windows Phone applications Cross-Browser Key Event Handling Let's shed some light on how to properly handle key events in your application. All script articles Creating Reports for Team Foundation Server 2010 This article focuses on creating new reports to be viewed through Report Manager, rather than modifying existing reports. All about Visual Studio ALM ASP.NET MVC Client Side Validation This article shows you how you can very easily enable client-side validation for dynamic contents. New to ASP.NET MVC?     MSDN Flash Sponsors IdeaBlade and LearnDevNow.com: • IdeaBlade DevForce: Go Beyond WCF RIA Services • Learn Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL Server for just US$99.99     Toolbox •  F# Web Application (WebSharper) •  Architecture Layers Patterns •  RIAnimation •  WPF Notification Area Application •  All-In-One Code Framework     ADVERTISEMENT IdeaBlade DevForce: Go Beyond WCF RIA Services See why thousands of developers are moving beyond RIA Services. Same model on server and client, client-side LINQ, client-side caching. Learn more.     Training and Books •  Web 2.0 Development and Design •  Windows Phone 7 Developer Training Kit     ADVERTISEMENT Learn Visual Studio, SharePoint, SQL for just US$99.99 Become an expert in Microsoft developer technologies - get 2,800+ practical training videos by Microsoft MVPs and experts now. Hurry, offer ends August 31. Buy now.     Resources •  Partner News •  Webcasts and Other Resources •  MSDN Magazine •  ASP.NET •  Silverlight •  ScriptJunkie (DHTML) •  TechNet Magazine •  TechNet Flash     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