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A triple dose of the .NET Micro Framework. Netduino, .NET Gadgeteer and a FEZ Hydra Basic KitMay 18, 2012 at 6:00 AM
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Today's Hardware Friday is a triple dose of .NET Micro Framework and .NET Gadgeteer getting started, into, kicked off, hooked, what are they and getting started posts. From a slide deck and great link round-up my Pete Brown, to watching him geek out for an hour to a getting started with FEZ Hydra… -
Gestating your Metro Style App with CocoonMay 21, 2012 at 6:00 AM 4
Today's Metro Monday project is a framework that will help you in your creation of Windows 8 Metro Style applications, helping take a little of the grunt work out, while helping build applications with some separation of concerns. Plus I dig how it uses MEF to compose a navigable application.… -
An introduction to Unity3D - A 30 minute getting started guideMay 23, 2012 at 6:00 AM 0
A number of times I've mentioned Unity3D, usually with the assumption that you all knew what it was, how to get it and how to use it. Well you know what they say about when you "assume" something... That's why today's post caught my eye. It's not "code" per-se (though there… -
LEGO, IR and Netduino?May 25, 2012 at 6:00 AM 2
Today's Hardware Friday post takes three of our favorite hardware things and show us how we can make them work together. Really, what's more more fun then a series that helps us build hardware and write code that let's Netduino, the .Net Micro Framework talk to LEGOs! Using netduino and .NET… -
HTML5 Platformer game PhoneGap'ed onto Windows Phone 7.1(5)May 28, 2012 at 6:00 AM 1
Today's Mobile Monday takes us to a project type that I've not covered before, using PhoneGap (aka Cordova) to build Windows Phone 7.1(5) apps. The promise of PhoneGap is that you can write a single app and deploy it to many different phone platforms, from iOS to Android and Windows Phone 7. That's… -
There are no clouds when raytracing with AzureMay 30, 2012 at 6:00 AM 2
Today's project is something that I've found cool for years, since my Amiga days, where raytracing was 'the thing'. Today's project takes takes raytracing and moves it into the Azure cloud... Use the power of Azure to create your own raytracerThe power available in the cloud is growing every day. So… -
Design and simulate digital logic circuits with LogicCircuitJun 01, 2012 at 6:00 AM 5
Today's Hardware Friday post isn't about hardware...directly. What if you'd just like to play around creating logic circuits? Or maybe use a program to help you learn how to design them? Oh yeah, and where the source for that program was available too? LogicCircuitDescriptionLogicCircuit – is… -
Something for your Metro style app building utility belt, the Callisto toolkitJun 04, 2012 at 6:00 AM 0
With last week's release of Windows 8 Release Preview and Visual Studio 2012 RC, the Metro style app building cycle is going to pick up serious steam. To help you all with that, in the coming week's I'm going to focus the Metro Monday posts on frameworks, toolkits and tools that will help you build… -
More battling bots with Marvin's ArenaJun 06, 2012 at 6:00 AM 1
Want some more fun coding battling bots? Want to take it to the next level and have tournaments of battling bots? Want to code your bots in C#, VB.Net or C++? Be able to easily edit maps? Have a built in code editor? Watch the battles in 2D or 3D? And have the source for it all? Marvin's… -
Open-Source 3D Models of .NET Gadgeteer HardwareJun 08, 2012 at 6:00 AM 0
Today's Hardware Friday project really is pretty different and while there's no real hardware and there's no source, there is something that I thought all you hardware geeks might find pretty useful. So you're a .Net Gadgeteer builder. Your project is coming together and now you want to build a…
