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13 Jun, 2017
Here’s an interesting demonstration of Windows 10 running on an ARM processor. I know what you’re thinking, but in the years since the ill-fated Surface RT, ARM processor speeds have dramatically improved – enough to make x86 emulation viable.
21 May, 2017
Here’s a talk from the recent Build 2017 conference about the newly announced Fluent Design System. This is a great video to get fluent in Fluent.
Design / Developer / Windows 10
17 May, 2017
Fresh from Build 2017, Microsoft’s new Fluent design system gets picked apart by the Computer Clan guys. For your convenience, here’s the original video from Microsoft.
15 May, 2017
In my latest article in MSDN Magazine, I take a deep dive into the Map Control for UWP apps. Learn how to integrate 3D Maps, StreetView, and interactive maps with custom control. It’s easier than you think! Read it now.
This week, the geeks are gathering in Redmond for another Build conference. Since the Build moniker took over from the PDC brand, I had been a Microsoft employee. And, as a Microsoft employee, we had certain limitations around what we could and could not announce around Build. As I am...
26 Apr, 2017
Have you ever wanted to get started with PowerShell, but never knew where to start? This video provides an overview on the purpose of PowerShell. How to install it, manage it and customize it.
4 Apr, 2017
My latest MSDN column on UWP development covers the SDK’s built in map control. Spoiler alert: it’s easy to use, powerful, and fun to add maps your UWP app. It’s even free! Read it now or any one of my other MSDN articles.
4 Apr, 2017
Inspired by the recent Arduino Day, I was thinking it would be cool to make Alexa a friend. This video makes it look easy.
IoT / Windows / Windows 10
3 Apr, 2017
ExplainingComputers has a great explainer video on the Latte Panda board.
Developer / Games / Windows 10
23 Mar, 2017
Here’s an interesting talk about the upcoming spatial audio features for Windows and XBox games. Spatial audio, or 3D audio, adds an extra bit of realism to games by adding spatial cues to sounds. Watch this video from the recent Game Developers Conference to find out more.
