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Northeast Roadshow - Light Up Your Apps With Windows 7

Posted By: Jim O'Neil | Jul 10th @ 8:06 AM | 2,760 Views | 0 Comments

Jim O'Neil concludes his three part series on Windows 7 for Developers with an overview of the new APIs that allows applications to take advantage of cool new features like libraries, jump lists and thumbnails on the taskbar, multi-touch, sensors, the Windows Ribbon, and native Web Service capabilities.

You can find the slides for this session at the Northeast Roadshow Code Gallery.

Tags: dpeeast, Jump Lists, Libraries, northeast, Touch, Windows 7

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