Greg Duncan

@norre:Unfortunately, the original post, project and download are gone... I've updated this post to reflect that.

We highlight the awesome work of others, and so have no control when/if they move or remove it.

Sorry for the inconvenience. 

@rsatchel: I see you've already posted this question on the GitHub repo, hopefully the answer will come there.

BTW, there's a new VSCode extension from Microsoft available, https://channel9.msdn.com/coding4fun/blog/Visual-Studio-Code-Your-Arduino

@Abel: The new link is https://github.com/brianlagunas/WpfTouchKeyboard

@code: I dug though my cache of downloads and didn't see it. I see you've also asked on the original forum thread, hopefully that will get you the download...

@John Mohl: Half-and-half. Some code can be reused and some will have to be rewritten. Check out this post from James Dixon, where he walks through changing is v1 code to v2, Terminator Program: With The Kinect 2

@MV2017: Yeah, sure looks like it's gone and I don't see a replacement. Post updated (i.e. link removed).

Thanks for letting us know

@Niner140443: This week's show was recorded in Studio B, the self-serve studio (Studio A, the normal one, was booked for Build session recording)

@Ryan: Fixed. Thanks for the heads up.

@Franco Robles: As it always seems, "it depends." This project is still very much work in progress, but .NET Core is getting a great deal of active investment by Microsoft and the community. Mono is much more mature, .NET Core is meant to be the "cloud-ready and cross-platform" future

@Gem: Using the HTML 5 Viewer (click on the Format tab to select it), you can then click on the Gear icon in the player and you can play it back at .5, .75, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 1.75 & 2

@Manish: Great point (about the possible session/video confusion). Just escalated this... Thanks for the heads-up.

@EdPrice: LOL, thanks Ed. :)