Greg Duncan
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It's amazing what a professional photographer can do...
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Kinect.ReactiveV2 for the Kinect for Windows v2This week is going to be a v2 theme week, with Friend of the Gallery, Marcus Kohnert kicking it off, showing off his Rx skills with the Kinect.
Other times he's been featured;
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"Cortana, show me how I can add you to my app's..."Taking a breather from Visual Studio Extensions, today our Mobile Monday project shows you how you can build Cortana enabled projects...
Integrating Store Apps with Cortana in Windows Phone 8.1
... You’ve likely already read about how Cortana will use the power of Bing to deliver personalized, natural...
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TWC9: Windows Phone 8.1, Installer Projects are back, Microsoft Azure for IoT and moreThis week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan discuss the week's top developer news, including;
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"Bitcoin + Azure + Traffic Light"Chris Walker, Friend of the Community and Blog, hardware geek extraordinaire, Matt Cavanagh bring us
Build 2014: Bitcoin + Azure + Traffic Light
For Microsoft Build 2014, the Internet of Things team at Microsoft put together a very cool Netduino-powered traffic light.
Here's what it looks like on...
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Kinect to Windows Store App developmentToday's post goes into a little more depth on the Kinect for Windows v2 Windows Store App future
Windows Store app development is coming to Kinect for Windows
Today at Microsoft BUILD 2014, Microsoft made it official: the Kinect for Windows v2 sensor and SDK are coming this summer (northern hemisphere)....
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WebGL to Windows 8Today's project from Lee Stott and David Cathue combines Web and Windows making this a WWW kind of day (Web and Windows Wednesday).
While we've highlighted WebGL before;
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Heremo - Modern rehabilitation with Kinect for WindowsToday's project is one that reaches out to me on a number of levels. It's a commercial app for the Kinect for Windows v1, it has a free version, shows how the Kinect continues to be used outside of the gaming industry, helps people help themselves and is physical therapy related (my daughter is a Dr....
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Build on the Kinect for Windows v2The recent Build 2014 conference had some very interesting announcements for the Kinect for Windows v2 device. Tom Kerkhove, Kinect MVP, provided a great summary and roll-up in his post...
//BUILD/ 2014 – Introduction to Kinect, releasing this summer and support for Unity & Windows Store apps
This...
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The future of .NET, today. The .NET Compiler PlatformI think today's project might be the ultimate Visual Studio extension. Welcome to the future...
.NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") (https://roslyn.codeplex.com/)
Traditionally, compilers are black boxes -- source code goes in one end, magic happens in the middle, and object files or assemblies...
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TWC9: Build.ReflectionThis week on Channel 9, Brian and Dan are back and discuss the week's top developer news, including;
Staff
Here is a list of Channel 9 staff members.
Creating Forms - 10
20 hours agoOpening thread...
Form Validation and Other Future HTML5 Form Enhancements - 11
20 hours agoOpening thread
Creating Your First C# Program - 02
3 days ago@ErnestoIafrate:@Phil: There's a couple versions of Visual Studio Express. For this, you'll want Visual Studio Express for Windows Desktop.
Don't worry about the other one you already have installed, you can have these both installed, side-by-side (in short, don't worry about uninstalling the one).
Hope this helps
Defrag: Build Binge Begins, Goodbye Windows XP, Hello Windows 8.1 Update and more...
Apr 13, 2014 at 10:11 AM@Rahaha: Try @microsoft.com instead of @msft.com
Part 11: Working with JSON Data
Apr 13, 2014 at 8:59 AM@Paarth Thadani:Can you try it again? I just downloaded it and it downloaded and unzipped with no problems
Defrag: Build Binge Begins, Goodbye Windows XP, Hello Windows 8.1 Update and more...
Apr 10, 2014 at 11:29 AMIf you're interested in reading a little more about WIMBoot, there's a new post on the Windows Springboard Blog, What is Windows Image Boot (WIMBoot)?
Sometimes it's the small things, but not this time. This is Biggy!
Apr 09, 2014 at 3:00 PM@mfugel:Good catch. The readme.md was wrong, it was never on Nuget.
Here's a quote from Rob (https://github.com/robconery/biggy/issues/19)
I've removed it from the text above... Thanks again
Async in ASP.NET
Apr 08, 2014 at 9:18 AMOpening thread
What’s New for C# Developers
Apr 07, 2014 at 10:03 AMThe "C9 Stage" sessions take a little longer to get online, but they are being processed should be online soon.
In the mean time, if you've not already seen it, check out "The Future of C#" http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2014/2-577
The Future of C#
Apr 07, 2014 at 7:27 AM@ciupaz: Yes, VB.Net is supported now and into the future. VB.Net is mentioned a number of times. the important thing to remember is that there's one language team for C# and VB.Net. Also a commitment has been made that the two languages will evolve together. So while there wasn't a specific session for VB.Net, it is indeed alive any well...
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