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5. One ASP.NET Features from MVC now in Web Forms: HTML5 Support Strongly Typed Data Controls Model Binding Unobtrusive Validation.NET 4.5 improvements Support for Async Support for HTML5 Web-Sockets 30% faster startup, 30% smaller memory footprint

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14. Combination of Updates to Entity Framework NuGet package Updates to EF core libraries in.NET 4.5 Updates to EF Designer in Visual Studio 2012 Developer productivity Enums support DB Context code generation by default (designer) Multiple-diagrams per model (designer) Batch Import of Stored Procedures (designer) Shape highlighting and coloring (designer) MVC 4 / Web API integration (model scaffolding) Database features Spatial types (Geography and Geometry) Table-Valued Functions Performance Automatic compiled query for LINQ LINQ parameter evaluation optimization Table-Per-Type query improvements Large model improvements (designer and runtime)

16. Microsoft /web ® What is SignalR? An open-source series of libraries that provide an abstraction around persistent HTTP connections SignalR makes real-time HTTP so easy it seems like magic that it works [In English, please]

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26. Microsoft /web ® SignalR on New Servers and Clients

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28. Microsoft /web ® Backplane Load balancing via a common transport mechanism

36. compute websites cloud servicesVMs IaaS automated elastic managed resources usage based On-Premise compliance full responsibility managed resources Up-front investments compute servers VMs IaaS

38. ALM Cycles Continuous Deployment to Windows Azure Team Foundation Service

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