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I found today's product on the Kinect for Windows SDK Forums in General Discussion—Kinect for Windows SDK and thought you'd find it interesting and useful, given how often "gesture recording" is asked about... Gesture Studio - Record, edit and train gestures in minutesJust wanted to let…

Today's Hardware Friday project comes to us via Matt Cavanagh and Controlling a Netduino over Bluetooth with WP8The last time I touched my Netduino was about 5 months ago (due to work-load), around the time of my wedding to make the wedding tank. So this weekend I decided to dust it off and…

Kinect for Windows SDK 1.5 - Face Tracking, Seated Skeletal Tracking, Kinect Studio, & MoreRob Relyea, a Principal Program Manager on the Kinect for Windows team joins us again on Channel 9 to discuss all of the new features with the 1.5 release of the Kinect for Windows SDK. Kinect for Windows…

Today's Hardware Friday provides us with a number of things to see in action. Mobile app, jQuery, MVC and some Netduino too...And it's just kind of funny. Using jQuery Mobile with MVC and Netduino for Home AutomationThis article is great for anybody learning jQuery Mobile or building mobile…

Today's WPF Wednesday is a library that I think some of you will have some fun with... I came across this project by accident, but the more I looked at it the cooler I thought it was. Do audio stuff? Need equalizer like controls? A running time digital clock? Display Album Art for an MP3? A Spectrum…

You may not be able to write Quake in .NET, but with the UT3 Bots Starter Kit you could write your Bot in .NET for Unreal Tournament 3.  James Lissiak demonstrates how to write a simple Bot and the Silverlight-based visualization for real-time game information.

This week on Channel 9, Scott Hanselman and Dan talk about this week's news, including: - Silverlight 3 & Expression Studio 3 are now available     - Scott Guthrie & Christian Schormann     - Scott Guthrie Silverlight 3…

Clint Rutkas, our Coding4Fun Content Strategist and Academic Developer Evangelist shows off how he built a self-balancing Segway Skateboard in C#, and with all mad scientist projects, hilarity ensues.  

Coding4Fun is where we show off fun and cool open source hardware and software projects. We know there are lots of developers who code for fun, not just for their jobs and with this in mind, we want to show off the cool work developers can do when they combine smarts and passion.  Our projects…

A quick special edition post, the Channel 9 team has been working on brining a little fun to our everyday development and today it's being released to beta. I mean who doesn't like Achievements?! Yep Achievements! In Visual Studio! You can now download a Extension that adds Achievements to your…