BigDay 2012 - Mit WinRT Windows 8 Metro Style Applikationen entwicklen

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In Windows 8 gibt es mit der Windows Runtime (WinRT) eine neue Plattform um Metro Style Anwendungen zu erstellen. Die WinRT-APIs unterstützen verschiedene Sprachen. So können Metro Stlye Apps mit Webtechnologien wie JavaScript/HTML5/CSS ebenso entwickelt werden, wie mit C++, C# oder Visual Basic. Auch bestehende Microsoft-Frameworks können für die Entwicklung von Metro Style Apps genutzt werden, einschließlich eines Subsets von .NET. So kann auf bestehende Entwickler Kenntnissen aufgebaut werden. Wir geben Ihnen einen Einstieg in die Windows Runtime, um effizient Windows 8 Applikationen entwickeln zu können.

Andreas Schabus (Technology Advisor, Microsoft Österreich)
Hans Peham (Solution Architect , Hewlett Packard)

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