If you’re a fan of video-based developer training as I am, you’ll want to check this one out: last week’s three-day live video event, A Developer’s Guide to Windows 10, is now available to download or stream for free. The series includes 22 videos, each almost an hour long, and a ton of ancillary materials.
Just as good, the series stars two Microsoft developer heavyweights, Microsoft Technical Evangelist Jerry Nixon and Microsoft Technical Evangelist Andrew Wigley, the latter of whom you may remember from previous Microsoft Jump Start video series about Windows Phone and Windows 8 development. Based on my previous experiences, I’m quite sure this series is quite good.
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Here’s a rundown of the videos in the series.
01 | The Universal Windows Platform
02 | MStore & Monetization
03 | XAML Controls
04 | XAML Data binding
05 | XAML performance
06 | Adaptive design
07 | Adaptive UI
08 | Adaptive Code
09 | File Management
10 | SQLite Local Database
11 | App to App Communication
12 | Localizing your app
13 | Application lifecycle
14 | Background execution
15 | Application Services
16 | Microsoft Web Platform
17 | Connected Experiences
18 | Navigation
19 | Networking and Cloud Services
20 | Live tiles
21 | Porting 8.1 Apps to Windows 10
22 | Sharing and Drag-and-Drop
I’ve already download the whole set and can’t wait to dive into this one.
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