A .NET developer's view of Windows 8 app development
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What's cooler than connecting two machines together by tapping them? Leveraging the power of Near Field Communication (NFC) and the new "tap & go" gesture built into Windows 8, you can build powerful new social apps that enable entirely new scenarios your customers have only dreamed of.
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The Discussion
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Obiwan007 Was a fun session. Unfortunately I missed it during my visit - slowly catching up with all the content.
Is it possible to get seme of these stickers somewhere?
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Kulveer Taggar Hey Obiwan007, my store http://www.tagstand.com sells quality stickers at a reasonable price.
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IDWMaster IDWNet Cloud Computing is proud to announce that our new Global Grid (patent pending) protocol will support Near Field Communication in Windows 8! The Global Grid is a P2P networking protocol for finding peers across diverse networks, and is easily extensible to support new types of network hardware, and networking APIs such as Near Field Communication. The protocol can even find peers over the Internet, and traverse NAT firewalls, and can be configured to use HTTP proxies.
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George_Curelet_Balan So funny watching users reaction to "tap and go" NFC "device kissing" or hi-fiving gesture at approx minute 11.
Good also to have sample code starting at minute 18 referencing:
slide 20 = code for suppoting content sharing
slides 23, 24, 25 = Peerfinder sample code
slide 27: Tx/Rx NFC messages
slide 28, 29: ProximityDevice Tx/Rx
Thanks for great session!