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Visual Studio ist ein wahre Goldgrube, wenn es darum geht, neue Features zu entdecken. In dieser Session zeigt Daniel Meixner eine Handvoll erlesener Shortcuts, Features und Funktionen, die im Visual Studio verborgen sind und manch ein Entwickler vielleicht noch nicht kennt. Die Tipps und Tricks sorgen dafür, dass man schneller, sicherer, sauberer und vielleicht auch einfach komfortabler durchs Visual Studio navigiert.
Daniel Meixner ist Developer Evangelist bei Microsoft Deutschland und beschäftigt sich mit Windows und Windows Phone App Entwicklung und wann immer es möglich ist mit der Integration der Kinect für PC.
In seiner langjährigen Erfahrung in unterschiedlichen Rollen hat er das "Gute, Schlechte und Hässliche" in der Softwareentwicklung zu genüge und aus unterschiedlichsten Blickwinkeln kennengelernt. Vor seiner Zeit bei Microsoft war er Consultant und Architekt für Application Lifecycle Management Lösungen im Enterprise Umfeld.
Kinect for Windows offers an engaging and interactive approach to learning that completes the experience of teachers and students using Office 365 for Education._x000D_ By showcasing the principles of developing applications for Kinect, and specifically integrating the Kinect experience with Office 365 for Education, this session will describe how to introduce gesture-based interactions and voice recognition as part of a class program in a school. This real case study, accompanied by plenty of code and examples, focuses on creating a quiz engine for Office 365 for Education, which uses the Kinect sensor for 'gamifying' the test session in a class, by recognising specific gesture and voice for identifying the correct answer._x000D_ The engine is built with expandability in mind, allowing teachers to create bespoke quizzes with no coding. And to go even further, a 'Quiz SDK' exists for developers for developing custom extensions to the quiz engine._x000D_ Let's put it all together for an exciting learning experience: a web-based learning platform based on Office 365 for Education, Kinect for Windows for interacting with students and make learning fun, and an extensible quiz engine for developing interactive tests that recognize gesture and voice.
You're a web developer. You scoff at those building native apps. You also scoff at Internet Explorer, the "browser you use to download other browsers". Well, IE10 is one souped-up, growling, powerhouse of web standards of a browser. The real deal. Really. And IE10 is on Windows Phone. And Windows Phone comes with its own templates for hot web/native app action that you can use to deliver amazing app experiences. This session will show you how and provide tips on how to make the experience awesome.
Windows Azure Mobile Services provides an easy-to-use back-end, allowing mobile developers to store data in the cloud, easily authenticate users, and send push notifications to mobile devices. In this video, we’ll show you the new tooling for Mobile Services in Visual Studio 2013, and demonstrate how to use it to build connected Windows Store applications.
