Desktop Bridge Update with Windows Developer CVP, Kevin Gallo
Kevin Gallo gives the developer perspective on today's Windows 10 Event
Play Kevin Gallo gives the developer perspective on today's Windows 10 Event
Description
As a developer, our first question when we see new features or new hardware is "What can I do with that?" We want to take advantage of the latest and coolest platform capabilities to make our apps more useful and engaging.
Watch the video and head over to my blog post on Building Apps for Windows to learn more and go to https://aka.ms/windowsdevdevicedays2016 for more on the Surface Dial with the RadialController APIs.
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The Discussion
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Oguz Kevin can we use the Surface dial API's also in WPF? Please make it possible.
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LosSandreas @Oguz:it is availible to winforms, but WPF?
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-classic-samples/tree/master/Samples/RadialController
see also:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/projects/campaigns/microsoft-event-2016 -
chengyil awesome stuff
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Clint @LosSandreas: @Oguz: APIs 100% are. we have a WinForms sample, we'll ask about doing the APIs in WPF.