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Live Services: Building Applications with the Live Framework

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Learn how you can use the Live Framework within web (ASP.NET) and client (.NET Framework) applications to integrate with various Live Services. See how to get started, integrate exciting new capabilities into your app, and target unique new scenarios that reach new users.

Raymond Endres

Tags: Advanced, Breakout Session, Live Framework, Live Mesh, Live Services

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Michael Herman (Parallelspace)

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Michael Herman
Parallelspace Corporation

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