Introduction to XAML development on Windows 8
At BUILD 2011, Microsoft announced Windows 8. This upcoming version of
Windows is probably the biggest change the OS ever went through. Windows
8 focuses on web, apps, touch and the tablet form factor. For
developers, things will change as well. They need to be ready to build
applications, called Metro applications, tailored for Windows 8 or adapt
their existing applications for the new OS. Together with Windows 8,
Microsoft announced Windows Runtime (WinRT), a new way of working with
Windows.
As you can see, that's a lot of new stuff to get your head around! To help you, Gill Cleeren, Microsoft Regional Director and Silverlight MVP will explain you the new strategy that Microsoft is taking. In this webinar, we'll see what WinRT really is, how we can use it to build Metro applications with and how we can leverage C# and Silverlight knowledge to build Metro applications. We'll take a look at a fully working application as well to give you a clear picture of all the knowledge you'll gather during this hour. Watch this recording so the developer story for Windows 8 will have less secrets for you!
As you can see, that's a lot of new stuff to get your head around! To help you, Gill Cleeren, Microsoft Regional Director and Silverlight MVP will explain you the new strategy that Microsoft is taking. In this webinar, we'll see what WinRT really is, how we can use it to build Metro applications with and how we can leverage C# and Silverlight knowledge to build Metro applications. We'll take a look at a fully working application as well to give you a clear picture of all the knowledge you'll gather during this hour. Watch this recording so the developer story for Windows 8 will have less secrets for you!






Comments
Raja Tiwari replied on Sat, 2011/12/17 - 3:02am
Nirmal Upadhyay replied on Sat, 2011/12/17 - 3:21am
Hello,
But everything can't REALLY be handled by tablet. Like all products, a 'tablet PC' won't be for everyone. It will be a nice alternative to those who prefer to have all of their applications with them; especially for travel and other times that connectivity isn't reliable, cost effective, or even available. Business people can have the advantage on this. Until and unless all the PC's are replaced by the tablets I dont think tha metro application will handkle everything.
Thanks,
Nirmal