Windows 8 Camp - how was it? Photos and recordings
Cheers cheers! We have become available to record with Windows 8 Camp .
The event was held under the slogan “time to code” and in every possible way showed the variety of available opportunities for developing applications for Windows 8.
It all starts with the registration, where participants were met by beautiful girls.
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A photographer who took photos of the participants with magic cubes walked beside him.
The cubes clearly inspired the participants and were charged with optimism.
The conference was opened by Alexander Lozhechkin, who spoke about the new features of Windows 8.
Alexander shows how the graphic password works.
Participants carefully remember the sequence of actions :)
Architecture of applications for Windows 8. “You can use C / C ++, C # / VB or JS + HTML, depending on which is more convenient and better for you.”
Denis Morozov from Zeptolab talks about how they ported the html5 version of Cut the Rope to Windows 8 in 2 weeks.
And at that time everything is recorded and ...
... is broadcast on the Internet and on screens in the hallway.
The opening is over, ahead of a short break.
Participants get to know Kinect ...
... and booths from Intel ...
Ultrabooks cause genuine interest.
Konstantin Kichinsky talks about the IE and Windows 8 web platform and developing HTML / JS applications.
And shows the fish on CSS3 .
“So just we can test the application under different screen resolutions!”
Participants ask questions about Flash and HTML5 ...
... as well as repositories for open source projects.
On the other side of the screen ...
The word takes Stanislav Pavlov.
.NET-developers immediately animated!
Stas talks about the intricacies of developing applications on C # / XAML, asynchronous scripts, live tiles and notifications.
Participants continue to ask questions throughout the meal.
Meanwhile, Alexander Yakovlev lures everyone into the future ...
... talking about new features in Visual Studio 11 .
Konstantin Kichinsky talks about the design of applications in the style of Metro.
“It is important that the application is comfortable to work with both fingers and a mouse with a keyboard”
In the meantime, an event and twitter are broadcast in the hallway.
Vladimir Kolesnikov talks about additional possibilities of integration with the platform.
C ++ developers will be satisfied.
During the break, some participants carefully observe how ...
... others play the Xbox 360 with Kinect.
And take the printed photos with cubes.
Not only Zeptolab is looking for experienced employees.
Mikhail Chernomordikov tells where the money is.
“This is how the Windows Store works. As you can see, we already have two Russian applications. Who is next?"
Talking about money raises no less questions than technical details of the development.
Participants rejoice at the questions.
Igor a little trolls :)
The moderator behind the scenes adds ... the participants definitely like it.
Misha masterfully replies.
Questions continue after closing.
The event was held under the slogan “time to code” and in every possible way showed the variety of available opportunities for developing applications for Windows 8.
It all starts with the registration, where participants were met by beautiful girls.
')
A photographer who took photos of the participants with magic cubes walked beside him.
The cubes clearly inspired the participants and were charged with optimism.
The conference was opened by Alexander Lozhechkin, who spoke about the new features of Windows 8.
Alexander shows how the graphic password works.
Participants carefully remember the sequence of actions :)
Architecture of applications for Windows 8. “You can use C / C ++, C # / VB or JS + HTML, depending on which is more convenient and better for you.”
Denis Morozov from Zeptolab talks about how they ported the html5 version of Cut the Rope to Windows 8 in 2 weeks.
And at that time everything is recorded and ...
... is broadcast on the Internet and on screens in the hallway.
The opening is over, ahead of a short break.
Participants get to know Kinect ...
... and booths from Intel ...
Ultrabooks cause genuine interest.
Konstantin Kichinsky talks about the IE and Windows 8 web platform and developing HTML / JS applications.
And shows the fish on CSS3 .
“So just we can test the application under different screen resolutions!”
Participants ask questions about Flash and HTML5 ...
... as well as repositories for open source projects.
On the other side of the screen ...
The word takes Stanislav Pavlov.
.NET-developers immediately animated!
Stas talks about the intricacies of developing applications on C # / XAML, asynchronous scripts, live tiles and notifications.
Participants continue to ask questions throughout the meal.
Meanwhile, Alexander Yakovlev lures everyone into the future ...
... talking about new features in Visual Studio 11 .
Konstantin Kichinsky talks about the design of applications in the style of Metro.
“It is important that the application is comfortable to work with both fingers and a mouse with a keyboard”
In the meantime, an event and twitter are broadcast in the hallway.
Vladimir Kolesnikov talks about additional possibilities of integration with the platform.
C ++ developers will be satisfied.
During the break, some participants carefully observe how ...
... others play the Xbox 360 with Kinect.
And take the printed photos with cubes.
Not only Zeptolab is looking for experienced employees.
Mikhail Chernomordikov tells where the money is.
“This is how the Windows Store works. As you can see, we already have two Russian applications. Who is next?"
Talking about money raises no less questions than technical details of the development.
Participants rejoice at the questions.
Igor a little trolls :)
The moderator behind the scenes adds ... the participants definitely like it.
Misha masterfully replies.
Questions continue after closing.
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