TWC9: Homo Sapiens 1.0, Windows 8 & Surface Pre-orders, IE10, VS Love and more
- Posted: Oct 19, 2012 at 5:02 PM
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This week on Channel 9, Brian and Mark discuss the week's top developer news, including;
- [0:35] Bill Hill: Homo sapiens 1.0 - The world's most important operating system (Bill Hill)
- [2:16] Windows 8 Pro Pre-order
- [2:25] Windows Surface RT Pre-order
- [2:53] Windows Azure Mobile Services: New support for iOS apps, Facebook/Twitter/Google identity, Emails, SMS, Blobs, Service Bus and more (Scott Guthrie)
- [3:34] Internet Explorer for Xbox Developer’s Guide
- [5:32] Getting websites ready for Internet Explorer 10 on Windows Phone 8 (Charles Morris), IE10 on Windows 7 available in November (Rob Mauceri)
- [6:49] Layout and Formatting with Windows 8 XAML Development (Filip Skakun)
- [8:03] Developing extension packages for Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010/2012 using C# with real-life samples series (Paul Eremeev)
- [9:01] How To “Completely” Set-Up TypeScript in Visual Studio 2012 (Ryan Hayes)
- [10:25] Ten Reasons to Love Visual Studio 2012 (Andrew Clear)
Picks of the Week!
- Brian's Pick of the Week:[11:13] 10 things you should know about designing for Windows 8 (Brent Schooley)
- Mark's Pick of the Week:[12:51] Windows chief rides Surface like a skateboard -- literally (Don Reisinger)
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@briankel Nope. I'm watching this on the Xbox now, where I've also got a Kinect attached, and you didn't voice control my Xbox. Nice try... LOL
General Note: One thing to remember is the Kinect commands are context based. So "Xbox Play DVD" is an unknown command in the IE context. Now if you said, "Xbox Go Back..."
Na, even that wouldn't work. The Kinect and its Mic Array is smarter than that. That's why its voice commands work at all when you're playing a move/video/game/etc. It knows the direct from which the voice commands are coming from (and whom to ignore... cough... like all "Brian's".. . cough
Final Note: When viewing TWC9 or any Channel 9 video on the Xbox and you have a Kinect, use the "Fullscreen" command. It will play the videos full screen (even if the website hasn't exposed that kind of feature).
If you're interested in all the supported voice commands check out the above linked Internet Explorer for Xbox Developer's Guide, Page 6...
I am so not impressed by Sinofsky skateboarding on a Surface. I want to see Ballmer do it.
That Web Essentials plugin rocks! Crazy.
LOL!
Seriously, thanks for all of the info Greg. I kind of assumed that the Kinect would be smart enough to filter out any noise coming from the Xbox itself, but I wasn't 100% sure. Good to know.
"Will it blend?" Really?
Come on. It always blends.
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