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TWC9: Android Gets Mobile [Services], Three Async, JS for Office, Kinect on Wheels and more
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This week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian discuss the week's top developer news, including;
- [00:20] Android Developers Welcome to Azure Mobile Services (Joel Citizen)
- [01:57] Azure Mobile Services managed client – now also from NuGet (Carlos Figueira)
- [02:39] Do you understand how your app is being used? (Lee Stott)
- [03:47] Three Essential Tips For Async - Introduction (Charles, Lucian Wischik)
- [05:07] Building a Simple REST Controller with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and WebAPI (Peter Kellner)
- [05:45] HTML Game Dev with Construct 2
- [06:49] Using Phone Resources in Windows Phone 8 (Rob Tiffany, Andy Wigley)
- [07:47] Web Development Goodies in Visual Studio 2012 (Adil Mughal)
- [08:47] A new resource for your icons… (ROUSSEAU Michel )
- [09:07] JavaScript API for Office (wall poster)
- [10:13] New Unit Test functionality in VS2012 Update 2: Test Playlist (Ricci Gian Maria)
Picks of the Week!
- Brian's Pick of the Week:[11:42] Tech Fails in film (Scott Hanselman)
- Dan's Pick of the Week:[12:57] Battery powered Kinect on wheels!
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The Discussion
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Dirtbagg very cool, I will definitely get the icon resources for my phone apps I am working on.
I might have to include the "Wilhelm scream" in some of my Windows 8 and Windows Phones apps
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briankel I might have to include the "Wilhelm scream" in some of my Windows 8 and Windows Phones apps
Ha! I love it. You totally should. In fact, I'm proposing that apps submitted to the marketplace will fail certification unless they implement the Wilhelm Scream.
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Dirtbagg @briankel: I can have the app start with the Wilhelm scream