The amount of information regarding the Windows Azure Platform is amazing… but sometimes it could be hard to find exactly what you are looking for. Fear no more! J.D. Meier has posted a blog entry with a link to the "Windows Azure Developer Guidance Map". The document is already a candidate to become my #1 Azure reference.
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