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With VWG's support for Azure deployment, developers can take the apps they've built in the Visual Studio IDE and select standard web server (IIS) deployment or Windows Azure deployment. The system will process your chosen deployment and prepare the application. The rest is standard DLL based copy/paste deployment to the Web or the cloud

makers of Visual WebGui, announced that its application platform will run atop Windows Azure to migrate .NET desktop applications to the cloud. The process does not require a rewrite; instead, developers copy and paste Windows code into Visual WebGui, then select Windows Azure for runtime, according to the company

whether or not we agree with the Gartner report that refers to the “hype” of cloud computing, it seems that we are moving fast toward fully comprehensive cloud solutions that include application layers. It might be sooner than expected before we can create fully functional enterprise applications running with ease on Microsoft Azure, Amazon EC2 and Google App Engine