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MSDN Webcast Series - Building Windows 8 Metro Style Apps

Introduction to the Windows 8 platform and the Windows store

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Windows 8 is Windows re-imagined!  Join this session to learn about the new platform for building Metro-style applications. Get an understanding of the platform design tenets, the   programming language choices, and the integration points with the operating system and across Metro-style apps. We will also discuss the enormous opportunity for developers to make crazy money with the Windows Store. You will walk away with the resources to begin writing Metro applications for Windows 8.

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Applications, Metro, Windows 8, Windows store

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      Yves Rochon

      Good content, but I'd rather not see someone's face come on and off on a camera during the video. People who walk by my cubicle might get the wrong idea.

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      Mohammad Abujaradeh

      Thank you Jennifer for making up this time to deliver this great content.great job

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      Crwth

      I'm unable to watch this (and others in the series). I've tried both the streaming version and two downloaded versions (mid-WMV and mid-MP4). I've also tried them on my Playbook, to rule out bad codecs on my desktop. The ones I've tried fail a minute or two in.

       

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      mary toohey

      This video is not that great. Common , regular people do not understand all the jibberish she is talking about. Some of us want to know how to just find our email, games , yahoo messenger, .. She is talking in hard to understand computer tech jibberish. Make a new video , using talk that we understand. This is not good.

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