The fundamental understanding of Windows 8 and apps

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This is not a technical session. This is a session where Daniel, takes you for a trip around the values of the fundamentals of Windows 8 apps. The design and inspiration of Windows 8 apps is in focus. What happens when you start looking at apps? Is your mind capable of doing apps? Should we be concerned that everything we do is becoming an app? How should you build an app? Let Daniel inspire you with this talk, where you get some pointers for designing and doing Windows 8 apps.

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