Aldo Donetti
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WR Series: Windows Forms Localizability and LocalizationThis week Garrett McGowan, a Senior PM from the Developer Division GDX team, provides background information on Windows Forms Localization and Localizability concepts, including the use of Auto Layout techniques. The video includes a live demo showing the concepts being used in practice, through...
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WR Series: Arabic a Complex ScriptIn this video, you will explore the different features of the Arabic language. First, we will add an Arabic Keyboard and start typing Arabic. Switch to right-to-left display and examine some Arabic character shaping characterstics. In addition to ligatures, kashida, diacritics and Arabic numerals. Short...
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WR Series: How to change the Display Language of Visual StudioIn this short how-to video Andy Gonzalez, a PM from the Developer Division GDX team, shows you how to change the Display Language of Visual Studio.
As always, stay tuned for more videos regarding globalization topics - and don’t forget to visit our team blog Global Developer.
Other useful links:...
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WR Series: What’s new in Globalization in .NET Framework 4This episode touches on the new characteristics, changes, and improvements in the .NET Framework 4 regarding Globalization. Topics include Cultures, String Management, Neutral Cultures, and a set of tips and tricks to help you develop robust international applications.
Andy Gonzalez, PM in the Developer...
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WR Series: Language EnablementThird episode of this series of short talks on how to develop (and test) World-Ready applications.This is the last of the overview-type talks - the next ones will be more specific.What are Encodings and what is Unicode? Why it is not a good idea to "walk" strings a character at a time?... -
WR Series: Data PresentationSecond episode of this series of short talks on how to develop (and test) World-Ready applications.
In this one Aldo Donetti, Lead PM in the Developer Division's Globalization team, will introduce you to the concepts of Locales/Cultures, how they affect your application behavior and will provide tips... -
WR Series: Introduction to developing World Ready ApplicationsThis is the first of a series of short talks on how to develop (and test) World-Ready applications.
In this one, Ashwini Gupta of the Globalization team of Developer Division will introduce you to the various aspects of building World-Ready applications. She will touch on important concepts like Globalization,...
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WR Series: Introduction to developing World Ready Applications
Jul 20, 2010 at 3:10 PMHI ksy, thans for the sugestion. As soon as we figure out the best place to publish our materials, we will add the link to the original post. I am not sure if it will be a PDF or a PowerPoint, though.
WR Series: Introduction to developing World Ready Applications
Jul 20, 2010 at 3:07 PMHi Patricks, thanks for the suggestion. We are definitely planning to publish several videos on the topic, starting with the more general ones and going deeper. In one (or more) of the episodes we will certainly talk about what's been added or has changed in .Net and Windows 7 ...
First Look: Windows Phone 7 Series Hands on Demo
Feb 16, 2010 at 5:47 AMgreat device, platform and, most likely, also great experience. can you do all (or most) of what you show above with 1 finger only? (I think so, but just double checking)
3 notes:
- the filters would seem to have a better place at the bottom of the screen (e.g. closer to where my thumb is
), although you can probably scroll horizontally without needing to reach the filters' names up top.
- at times it almost feels like the UI is too packed with details (e.g. the calendar "all day" view) - maybe there were just too many meetings in that day ...
- a wild guess: recognition of phone numbers and addresses are for us-only ?