There are readable text and code summaries for the Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart series. If you want to know more about any particular topic, make sure you watch the videos… Read More »Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart Summaries (10-12)
If you want to know more about any particular topic, make sure you watch the videos over at Microsoft Virtual Academy. The slides are also available there. Summaries for: Sessions 1-3… Read More »Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart Summaries (7-9)
If you’re interested in a particular demo or topic, make sure you watch all the videos over at Microsoft Virtual Academy. The slides are also available there. Sessions 1-3 Sessions 7-9… Read More »Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart Summaries (4-6)
These are summaries of the first three episodes of the Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart series (starring Jerry Nixon and Andy Wigley. While the Jumpstart information is incredibly valuable, sometimes you… Read More »Windows 10 Preview Jumpstart Summaries (1-3)
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“Um… no. None of those things are valid options in Clue.” In the last few months, I’ve had the joy of playing around with the Intel Galileo board for sensor-based… Read More »Windows IoT with the Grove Starter Kit on the Intel Galileo board
I know this stuff, but I keep forgetting it from project to project so I figured it wouldn’t hurt anyone up here. Scenario: You want to hit an API and… Read More »Http Requests and POST for Windows Store Apps
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