DevDays 2010: Developing for Windows 7 - Bahrudin Hrnjica

Posted: Jun 01, 2010 at 8:10 AM
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Session recording - DevDays 2010, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This presentation will introduce of using the powerful new features in Windows 7, and how using them as a .NET developer. The new features of Windows 7 like Taskbar, Jump List, new Shell API, Libraries, Sensors and Location can be accessed through the using of API Code Pack library. This .NET library is a wrapper around the Windows 7 native dlls which exposes these features, and simplified the implementation.

The presentation will also introduce new features of WPF and .NET 4 which allows your WPF application to be easily integrated in to Windows 7 Taskbar.

Slidedeck and demos for this session are stored on Windows Live SkyDrive.

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