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Description
Mapping services have changed the way app developers pivot data, moving from tabular to spatially referenced visualizations. In this session we show you the new Windows Store Apps Map Controls and Services. We also cover the Bing Maps Application for Windows 8, linking protocols and Bing Maps licensing.
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4Level:
300 - AdvancedCode:
3-133Room:
B33 CascadeShare
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The Discussion
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jazzflyer This was the best session I've experienced on this build event. Correct speed, no app crashes, plenty of information and a lot of humor. I'm glad I was there and I will do my best to create a compelling bing maps app.
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Theodor Any plans to move to a vector based maps solution (lower download size, blur-less zoom experience).
Thanks.
Theo
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