Visual Studio 2012 Launch Event Website is a real treasure trove for developers.
Yesterday’s Visual Studio 2012 launch event was accompanied by a huge amount of highly informative talks for developers. They have all been recorded and are already available for viewing online on http://www.visualstudiolaunch.com/.
The two following tracks are available:
Modern App Lifecycle containing:
- ALM development
- ALM testing
Modern Apps containing:
- .NET 4.5 and languages
- Web and cloud
- Windows platform
The “Windows platform” sessions are a great place to get you started on Windows 8 store app development. The sessions are:
- Developing XAML apps for the Windows Store
- Authoring XAML Windows Store apps in Visual Studio 2012 and Blend
- Using Visual Studio 2012 to build a Windows Store app using HTML and JavaScript
- Creating HTML5 apps with Blend for Visual Studio
- Dev tips for building the best Windows Store app with JavaScript using Visual Studio
- Creating Windows Store apps using C++ and XAML
- Creating Windows Store apps using C++ and DirectX
- Build engaging, connected Windows 8 Store apps in minutes with Windows Azure
Lots of Demos in the Windows platform sessions.
about.me
Sascha Corti
Developer Evangelist
I work for Microsoft Switzerland as a Technical Engineer focusing on the Microsoft system platform and development tools. In this role, I introduce the Swiss developer community to the latest trends of Microsoft's development platform.
My current focus is on cross device HTML5 development, Windows 8 and Windows Phone app development and emerging technologies such as natural user interfaces.
My studies involve Computer Science at ETH Zurich and Information Management at the University of Zurich. My work experience include seven years as a software-developer and -architect for a major Swiss bank and working as a systems engineer and technology specialist for several American hi-tech companies, including Silicon Graphics and Microsoft.
In my spare time, I love playing computer and console games, including MMORPGs, reading - mostly technical material and fiction - and watching the latest US TV series.
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