Titlebook: Introducing .NET 4.5; Alex Mackey,William Tulloch,Mahesh Krishnan Book 2012Latest edition Alex Mackey and William Stewart Tulloch and Mahe

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MEF 2 in 4.5, team has added a number of new features that will be the focus of this chapter. These features include, but are not limited to, improved lifetime management, convention-based parts registration and, via NuGet, a new lightweight composition engine for web and Windows 8 apps.

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Language, new (and easier) ways to write async code such as the Asynchronous Programming Model (APM) and the Task Asynchronous Pattern (TAP) in C# 4.0. In the latest release, a new model using the new keywords async and await is introduced. Although this book is C# focused we will also briefly cover the new changes in VB.NET.

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Windows Communication Foundation and Web API,se changes include the use of async-await from the client side, improvements made to WCF configuration, and the inclusion of new bindings— HttpsBinding and UdpBinding. In addition, you will also learn about Web API, which is the new way of creating RESTful services.

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Windows Azure,er a brief introduction to the cloud, you first learn about Web Sites, Cloud Services, and Virtual Machines. You then learn about table storage and blobs, which are used to store data in Azure. You finish off the chapter by learning about Windows Azure’s SQL Database, which is the Azure version of Microsoft SQL Server.

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Windows 8 Applications,t significant release would have to be that of Windows 8. Applications specifically written for Windows 8 bring a big paradigm shift not only in how users experience applications, but also in how developers write them. This chapter talks about how you can get started creating these new styles of applications using Visual Studio 2012.

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IDE Improvements,The last release of Visual Studio 2010 saw a radical overhaul of the internals of the IDE with much of the interface rewritten in WPF and a new MEF-based extension model introduced. With this release, the IDE has a fresh new look and the team has concentrated on making it easier than ever for developers to navigate around their code.

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ASP.NET 4.5,Although ASP.NET MVC continues to grow in popularity, Microsoft estimates that between 80% and 90% of their customer base is still using ASP.NET Web Forms as their development platform of choice (Damian Edwards, ASP.NET program manager, Build Conference 2012).