Paul Yuknewicz: Windows Development with Visual Studio 2010
- Posted: Apr 12, 2010 at 9:25 AM
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The end users of your applications are being exposed to radical new experiences on Windows every day. The applications they use in their day-to-day jobs are starting to take advantage of hardware-accelerated graphics, 3D animation, and performance optimizations
available on multiple core machines.
In this session we’ll examine how the integrated designers, improved support for line-of-business scenarios, and enhanced platform support in Visual Studio 2010 make it easier and faster to deliver innovative Windows applications. We’ll also see how you can enhance existing applications to take advantage of new Windows 7 capabilities and capitalize on multiple-core processing.
In this session we’ll examine how the integrated designers, improved support for line-of-business scenarios, and enhanced platform support in Visual Studio 2010 make it easier and faster to deliver innovative Windows applications. We’ll also see how you can enhance existing applications to take advantage of new Windows 7 capabilities and capitalize on multiple-core processing.
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Paul,
Great job! Are you going to make the BlueYonder application source code available?
Thanks,
John Stagich
www.JohnStagich.com
Is there a reason this video will not play on Ubuntu? Other Silverlight content works well through the Moonlight plugin.
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