Building Connected Business Applications with Visual Studio LightSwitchJohn StalloPrincipal Program Manager Lead2-001

The easiest way to create

modern business applications for the enterprise

Visual Studio LightSwitch

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Reduce plumbing codeFocus on what makes your application uniqueBuilt on best-of-breed technologies, best practicesApplication can grow as requirements grow

The easiest way to create modern business appsfor the enterprise

HTML Client Design GoalsTouch-oriented, immersive applicationsRun on modern device browsersStandards-based

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What’s New in VS LightSwitch 2012OData - Consume/ProduceRow Data Filtering“Conceptual” foreign keysDeploy to Azure Websites

Active Directory security group supportNew Business TypesWeb Address, PercentageUI design improvementsStatic images/text, group box, formatting