SharePoint 2013 - Migrating Legacy On-Premise Solutions to SharePoint Online and Windows Azure

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The document discusses patterns and practices for developing SharePoint solutions. It provides demonstrations of creating autohosted apps in SharePoint 2013, accessing SQL Azure data using WCF and JSON, setting the client context using CSOM, handling tokens and authorization, executing list queries via REST, and deploying solutions such as an Azure web role and an app to Office 365.

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