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Description
This week on Channel 9, Christina has decided it's retro-tech week on TWC9, and has tried to infuse a good mix of nostalgia-tech related news stories, along with the latest dev news, including:
- [00:16] Azure IoT Edge in General Availability
- [00:44] The IoT Show episodes showing off zero-touch config of an Edge device using the new IoT Edge features
- [01:01] #FiveThings About Service Workers
- [01:14] Build Real-time Applications with ASP.NET Core Signal R
- [01:48] Autocomplete in Azure Search Public Preview
- [02:15] Visual Studio 2017 15.8 Preview 3
- [02:49] What's New in the Xamarin Android Designer
- [03:18] Behind the Tech Podcast with Kevin Scott and you can also download the podcast on Google Play
- [3:51] BBC Computer Literacy Project and blog post about how it was built.
- [04:20] New Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse
- [04:44] Christina's Pick of the Week: Windows 95 Phone Concept watch the video directly on YouTube and keep that audio playing because it's so good.
Please leave a comment or email us at twc9@microsoft.com.
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The Discussion
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dandy Dat Win95 phone concept...
At least I can tell at a glance where one control ends and the next one starts, unlike so-called "modern" UIs. And no hidden scrollbars! If a window is scrollable, it's right there! So I don't have to try before I can tell whether it's even *supposed* to be scrollable or not.
Modern-day "designers" really need to learn from this. "Discoverability" was not even a word until somebody decided to start hiding things and only show them if you happen to flick in the right general area.
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sami urvikko An i het angle to Finland now im starting wirtual hi speed network Setup