Channel 9 - Entries tagged with XAML

Mash Windows 8 Store Apps, public web service API's and some starter kit code together and you have... "APIMASH Starter Kits"

Greg Duncan, API Mash — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 13:00:00 GMT

Today's Modern Monday project isn't just one project, it's 14. 14 Windows 8 Store App Starter Kit projects that provide examples of how to use a number of free web service API's, like Rotten Tomatoes, Yelp, Earthquakes + Bing, World of Warcraft and the Chuck Norris Internet Database [insert Chuck Norris joke about how the web's there to service him... in such a way that won't get me fired]

APIMASH Starter Kits

APIMASH Starter Kits for Windows demonstrate how to use public Web Service API's such as Edmunds, Tom-Tom, Twitter, Tumblr, Yelp, Meetup and many others to create Windows 8 Store Apps. These Starter Kits will put you on the fast path to publishing your first App to the Windows Store.
Starter Kits
Edmunds [XAML/C#]
Rotten Tomatoes [XAML/C#]
Tom-Tom + Bing Maps [XAML/C#]
Active [HTML5/JS]
Stackoverflow [ XAML/C#]
Univision [XAML/C#]
GeoNames + Wikipedia [XAML/C#]
Yelp [XAML/C#]
Meetup + Bing [HTML5/JS]
Tumblr [HTML5/JS]
Worldwide Telescope [HTML5/JS
Earthquakes + Bing [HTML5/JS]
World of Warcraft [HTML5/JS]
Chuck Norris Internet Database [XAML/C#]
1 - Download the StarterKits
2 - Customize the API calls and Update the User Experience
3 - Submit your App to the Windows Store

Here's a snap of the Chuck Norris App;

And its solution;

The only issue I had with these apps, is that sometimes you need to fix up the references or install an SDK. For example, in the Chuck Norris app, had to refresh/reapply the Newtonsoft.Json reference (NuGet is your friend for this). For the Bing app's, I had to install the Bing Maps SDK for Windows Store apps (and get a Bing Dev key, https://www.bingmapsportal.com/), etc.

Here's the Earthquake App (since I live in Sothern California, Earthquakes are of special interest to me...)

The Worldwide Telescope Starter Kit is pretty awesome just as is. I wasted (err... um... "invested") way too much time playing with this one...

And here's some of the included screenshots for more of the Start Kits;

In all those kits there has to be something that calls out to you! Now get coding!

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (08) Advanced Features

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:59:00 GMT

Finally this module provides an overview on how to best manage your apps. You will receive an overview on Windows Live SDK, Microsoft Account and using SkyDrive.

[01:30] - Windows Live SDK
[06:40] - Microsoft Account
[16:23] - Using SkyDrive

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (07) Media

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:58:34 GMT

Key parts of a successful app are images. Learn more on the best processes for capturing the best images to promote your app.

[02:07] - Photo capture
[17:20] - Protocol activation

Full course outline:

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (06) Advanced Contracts Part 2

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:57:45 GMT

In this part two module Jerry and Daren cover Search and PlayTo contracts. Enjoy the numerous demos on how to execute these.

[01:18] - Search contract
[30:58] - PlayTo contract

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (05) Advanced Contracts Part 1

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:56:46 GMT

This session provides an overview of printing and settings contract. Printing other than trivial content is hard, learn more on how to handle pagination, print preview and how to generate the actual pages.

[02:16] - Print contract
[32:34] - Settings contract

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (04) Reusable Controls

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:56:24 GMT

When you build an app, you will need to address custom and user controls. This modules covers various controls from custom layout and composition, custom implementation, reusable controls and how Windows Runtime components function.

[02:33] - Custom controls
[12:10] - User controls
[22:00] - Windows Runtime components

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (03) Branding

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:56:06 GMT

Get ready to review custom styles and how to extend splash. This session will also provide an overview of secondary tiles and style themes.

[02:18] - Custom styles
[21:21] - Extended splash
[33:23] - Secondary tiles

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (02) Responsive Design

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:55:48 GMT

To have a powerful app, it needs to scale. In this session learn best practices on scaling and visual states and localization.

[01:34] - Scaling
[07:31] - Visual States
[24:51] - Localization

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Advanced Windows Store App Development using C#: (01) Animations

JeffKoch — Tue, 28 May 2013 22:54:52 GMT

In this module Jerry and Daren cover the details on animations and transitions. They go into details on what to expect with transforms and the advantage of using Windows Runtime animation library.

[06:53] - Transforms
[11:12] - Animations
[38:28] - Animation library

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Animations
Mod 02: Responsive Design
Mod 03: Branding
Mod 04: Reusable Controls
Mod 05: Advanced Contracts Part 1
Mod 06: Advanced Contracts Part 2
Mod 07: Media
Mod 08: Advanced Features

Creating the Virtual Experiment Laboratory app with the Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit

Roberto Sonnino - MSFT — Tue, 21 May 2013 13:00:00 GMT

While many people think of 3D applications as primarily being games, 3D graphics also bring educational apps to life. Roberto Sonnino, developer of the Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit, interviews Gokhan Sengun of Netas Telekomunikasyon A.S., who created the Virtual Experiment Laboratory (Sanal Deney Laboratuvarı) app using the Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit.

Gokhan discusses how he used the Starter Kit as a base for learning about DirectX programming, and demonstrates how he used the Visual Studio Shader Designer to create some of the effects in his app.

[00:00] - Gokhan and Roberto talk about the app and Gokhan's experiences with DirectX and the Starter Kit
[10:56] - Gokhan demos the Virtual Experiment Laboratory app
[14:32] - Behind the scenes - making a dynamic sprite with the Visual Studio Shader Designer
[18:37] - Behind the scenes - making an animated flame with the Visual Studio Shader Designer

Come watch the Starter Kit and the Visual Studio graphics tools in action to create rich 3D user interfaces for your app.

For more information, you can find Gokhan on Twitter: @gokhansengun.

Roberto is also on Twitter: @robertos_br. Please let us know if you have an app on the Store that uses the VS 3D Starter Kit!

Andy and Okra is your Windows 8 App Store MVVM app building supercharger...

Greg Duncan — Mon, 20 May 2013 13:00:00 GMT

Today's Modern Monday project by Andrew Wilkinson is one of those kinds of projects that makes me love developers.

Imagine this...

Building Windows 8 MVVM app... Gaa, don't like the available templates, but good enough to start with. hack, hack, hack.
Building second app. Ahh, templates again... hack, hack, hack...
Third app. Project templates... Oh this is silly, enough! Creating own darn project templates. And while I'm at it, Item templates too!
That took a bit, but now, wow, building app's is faster, with much less hacking.
App four, five, six... This is nice! You know, having gotten so much from the community, it would be cool to gave back. Bet there are others who could use these templates! ...

Windows Store MVVM Templates for Visual Studio

If you have ever tried to create a Windows Store application using the MVVM pattern then you will probably have found that the Visual Studio project and item templates are a bit cumbersome. I often find myself adding a new page to my projects using one of the default templates, only to need to rewrite it to follow the MVVM pattern before I can even start adding application specific logic. What if there was a way to take advantage of the selection of project and page templates provided by Visual Studio, but have them produce fully MVVM compliant code?
Well today I’d like to announce the release of a free extension for Visual Studio 2012 (including the Express editions for Windows 8) that provides just that. It is based upon the open source Okra App Framework, and provides almost all of the Visual Studio Windows Store templates in an MVVM friendly manner.
Installing the Extension
The “Windows Store MVVM Templates for the Okra App Framework” ...
What Templates are Provided?
There are two types of template included, project templates and item templates. The project templates are designed to get you started with a new application and provide exactly the same behaviour as the default Visual Studio templates (but written following the MVVM pattern).
Okra Basic App - A single-page Okra App Framework project with no predefined controls or layout.
Okra Grid App - A three-page Okra App Framework project that navigates among grouped items arranged in a grid. Dedicated pages display group and item details.
Okra Split App - A two-page Okra App Framework project that navigates among grouped items. The first page allows group selection while the second displays an item list alongside details for the selected item.
...
Also included are a number of item templates that allow you to add new pages to any existing Okra App Framework based application, whether created using the project templates or not.
Basic Page (MVVM)
Split Page (MVVM)
Items Page (MVVM)
Item Detail Page (MVVM)
Grouped Items Page (MVVM)
Group Detail Page (MVVM)
Search Contract (MVVM)
Share Target Contract (MVVM)
Settings Pane (MVVM)
...
What do the MVVM Pages Look Like?
All the page templates (and each of the pages in the project templates) include the following files,
...

If you're building Modern UI MVVM app's, looks like this should really help speed up your delivery and help you focus on what will make your app great...

Programming Windows with Charles Petzold

JeffKoch — Fri, 10 May 2013 21:47:03 GMT

Legendary and renowned author Charles Petzold together with Principal Technical Evangelist Jaime Rodriguez led this fast-paced live Q&A session on Microsoft Windows programing. They fielded one question after the other from the audience on how to use C# and XAML to build Windows 8 apps. Enjoy the session!

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (08) Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:17:18 GMT

A successful App requires the right data strategies, packaging and deployment. Learn more on how to best evaluate data access strategies using SQLite.

[01:46] - Data strategies
[06:46] - SQLite
[09:57] - SQLite Demo
[20:43] - App packages and deployment
[35:38] - Windows Store App certification

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (07) Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:16:33 GMT

Learn how to search and share charms and contracts. In this module Jerry and Daren focus on charm setting, primary and secondary tiles and toast notifications.

[01:05] - Search Charm and Contract
[20:27] - Share Charm and Contract
[28:20] - Playto Contract
[33:15] - Settings Charm
[38:41] - Primary and Secondary Tiles
[49:57] - Toast Notifications

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (06) Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:16:18 GMT

To create the best possible App for Windows Store it is key to understand navigation and how the data hierarchy and top app bar work. Once you understand these, get ready for the semantic zoom.

[01:37] - Understand navigation
[11:52] - Data hierarchy
[19:30] - Semantic Zoom
[24:25] - Demo

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (05) Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:16:04 GMT

In this module you will find out what resources are. Combined with the various styles and templates provided to you in Windows 8 get ready to add some great tips and tricks to your toolbox.

[01:14] - Resources
[05:54] - Styles
[11:14] - Templates
[17:12] - Templates and GridView demo

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (04) Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:15:49 GMT

This session provides an overview on file handling and process lifecycle management. Jerry and Daren provide visibility to state transitions, background tasks, and execution and triggers.

[03:51] - File handling
[15:15] - Process lifecycle management
[26:10] - Activating Windows Store Apps
[33:56] - Site management strategy

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (03) Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:15:02 GMT

Find out more about the built-in controls in Windows 8 by getting into the layouts and data binding. Jerry and Daren provide an in depth understanding on the various types of layouts and how to present dynamic data.

[00:46] - Layout
[27:26] - Data binding

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (02) Creating User Interfaces using XAML

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:15:00 GMT

Get ready for understanding XAML. This session provides an overview on the basics, code-behind, and tooling for XAML.

[01:12] - XAML Basics
[25:54] - XAML Code-behind
[35:55] - Custom controls
[46:34] - Create a ViewModel

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Essentials of Developing Windows Store Apps using C#: (01) Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps

JeffKoch — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:14:08 GMT

This module introduces you to the Windows 8 Platform, the user interface principles, and WinRT and language projections. See the changes in Windows 8 and how everything that runs on Windows 7 will run on Windows 8.

[07:49] - Intro to Windows 8 platform
[34:13] - Background tasks
[44:38] - Windows 8 UI principles

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Overview of the Windows 8 Platform and Windows Store Apps
Mod 02: Creating User Interfaces using XAML
Mod 03: Presenting Data and Implementing Layout using Windows 8 Built-In Controls
Mod 04: Handling Files in Windows Store Apps and Process Lifecycle Management
Mod 05: Working with Resources, Styles, and Templates
Mod 06: Designing and Implementing Navigation in a Windows Store App
Mod 07: Implementing Windows 8 Contracts, Tiles and User Notifications
Mod 08: Local Data and Planning for Windows Store App Deployment

Developing an app with the Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit

Roberto Sonnino - MSFT — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 23:30:44 GMT

Writing your first app using DirectX can seem mysterious if you're new to graphics or game development. The Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit was created to help developers understand the basics of DirectX development with a complete Windows 8 application.

In this episode, Roberto Sonnino, a software developer on the Visual Studio team, walks through creating a dice rolling app with the Starter Kit, and shows that the same code can be recompiled for Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 devices.

The accompanying walkthrough is published on the Visual C++ team blog as a three part series:

Making your Windows 8 Store App photo perfect with Aviary Windows 8 SDK

Greg Duncan — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 13:00:00 GMT

Today's Modern Monday project a new Windows 8 SDK that will help you quickly add some fairly awesome photo editing capabilities to your app's. It's quick, easy and for the standard package, free!

Aviary Launches Windows 8 SDK with 6 Partners

We’re proud to launch Aviary’s Photo Editor SDK for Windows 8, specifically designed for apps on Windows 8 tablets and PCs. This new SDK joins our existing SDKs for iOS, Android, HTML5 & Windows Phone 7, collectively used by our 3,500+ partners.
We worked closely with AMD and Microsoft to build this SDK from the ground up, optimizing our photo-editing technology by leveraging unique AMD APU architectural advantages.
...
Windows 8 developers – you can download and use Aviary’s SDK, available immediately here: http://aviary.com/w8
If you’d like to try out the features and functionality first, download Aviary’s Photo Editor app for Windows 8 from Microsoft’s app store.
Contact us if you have any questions at partners@aviary.com – we would love to help you integrate Aviary
...

If you're new to Aviary, first you create an account (about 2 seconds of work), you get a key (by "creating an app" again about 2 seconds), you download the SDK and sample code (about 4 seconds), install the SDK (4.73 seconds), fire up the sample code and start playing.

It's taken me longer to write about it that it took for me to get to the point of running the sample code...

BTW, there was one issue I ran into with the sample code provided with the SDK.

When I first fired up the Project, it was set to Any CPU, which Aviary didn't seem to like.

Quickly switching it to x64 (x86 and ARM worked too, anything but Any CPU) fixed it all up

Here's it running on my notebook;

Looks like allot of stuff there right? How hard to get this into your app? About 6'ish lines of code...

And I said something about free?

If you need photo editing features for your app, this looks like a great place to start looking at...

Microsoft DevRadio: How to Include Advertising in Your Windows 8 apps

Jerry Nixon, DevRadio, ChrisCaldwell — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 11:00:19 GMT

Abstract:
Jerry Nixon, Ian Ferreira and Lucas Stankiewicz from the Ad Experiences team discuss ways in which developers can use advertising in their apps to help monetize their applications. Tune in as they show you how to get started with the Microsoft Advertising SDK for Windows 8.

Next Steps:
Step #1 – Download the Tools for Windows 8 App Development
Step #2 – Download Visual Studio Express for Windows 8
Step #3 – Start building your own Apps for Windows 8

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If you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:

Websites:

Blogs & Articles:

Videos:

Virtual Labs:

Windows 8 Virtual Labs

Microsoft DevRadio: Reactive Extensions for Windows 8

Jerry Nixon, DevRadio, ChrisCaldwell — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 12:00:46 GMT

Abstract:
Bart De Smet from the Reactive Extensions team joins Jerry Nixon for today’s episode as they discuss the importance of using Rx and LINQ in their Windows 8 apps. Tune in as they share some background info as well as best practices for .NET developers who want to streamline their code and push their data in real time to users.

Next Steps:
Step #1 – Download the Tools for Windows 8 App Development
Step #2 – Download Visual Studio Express for Windows 8
Step #3 – Start building your own Apps for Windows 8

Subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or RSS

If you're interested in learning more about the products or solutions discussed in this episode, click on any of the below links for free, in-depth information:

Websites:

Blogs & Articles:

Videos:

Virtual Labs:

Windows 8 Virtual Labs

TWC9: VS 2012 Update 2 CTP3, Save Project As, Zooming Windows 8 and more

Brian Keller, Greg Duncan, Nisha Singh — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 21:06:07 GMT

This week on Channel 9, Brian and Nisha discuss the week's top developer news, including;

[0:56] CTP for Visual Studio 2012 Update 2 (VS 2012.2) is available (Brian Harry), February CTP for Visual Studio Update 2 (Charles Sterling)
[1:47] Embracing Semantic Logging, Introducing Semantic Logging (Grigori Melnik), Codeplex site.
[2:51] [Sample Of Feb 13rd] Project SaveAs VS extension (Philip Fu), http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/VBVSXSaveProject-65a4f335
[4:01] Introducing Simple.OData.Client: a portable OData client library for .NET4.x, Windows Store, Silverlight 5 and Windows Phone 8 (Vagif Abilov)
[5:32] Simple golden rules for async / await (Nigel Sampson)
[6:22] Windows 8: Working with Semantic Zoom using C# and XAML (Mahesh Sabnis)
[7:34] Make your app more attractive to customers in the Windows Phone Store (Kami LeMonds)
[8:36] Create a blog reader Windows Store app using JavaScript and HTML
[9:42] XAML Introduction (Shahid Aziz )
[10:54] Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit (Windows Store only), Visual Studio 3D Starter Kit (Windows Phone only) (Roberto Sonnino)
[11:55] Game Design [Storyboard] Shapes

Picks of the Week

Nisha's Pick of the Week:[12:55] BLINK
Brian's Pick of the Week:[13:42] Windows Phone 8 Bluetooth -- Fun with Gyros, Windows Phone 8 Bluetooth – Sonar and Imperial March (Matt aka @RogueCode ) [Found Via: Chris Walker]