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What's new in Windows 8 and Introduction to Application Development in Windows 8
- 1. Jamshid Hashimi Chief Software Architect at NETLINKS Twitter : @jamshidhashimi Contact : jamshid@netlinks.af
- 2. AGENDA • What's new in Windows 8? • Using Windows 8 • Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View • Getting to Know Your Development Environment • Demo
- 3. What's new in Windows 8? • Performance Increase! • The Lock Screen • The Start Screen • The Desktop • Full Screen Apps • The Windows Store • Sync Data to Cloud • Windows Explorer • New Task Manager • Other Features
- 4. Performance Increase! Windows 7 SP1 Windows 8
- 6. Start Screen
- 7. The Desktop
- 10. Sync Data to Cloud
- 11. Windows Explorer
- 12. New Task Manager
- 13. Other Features
- 14. Other Features
- 15. Other Features
- 16. Other Features
- 17. Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View
- 18. Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View Desktop Application Layers
- 19. Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View Windows 8 Style Application Layers
- 20. Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View Building Blocks of Windows Runtime
- 21. Windows 8 Architecture From a Developer’s Point of View Csharp Code Javascript Code
- 22. DEMO
- 23. Questions?
- 24. Thank YOU!
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- 1GB RAM machine (minimum OS RAM requirement) when they’ve been rebooted multiple times, and then idled for a while.
- Win+X – Super Menu(Desktop); + underlined (V)Win+E - ExplorerWin+R – RunWin+D - Desktop (I use this constantly if I get trapped outside the Desktop world)Win+Plus or Win+Minus (no shift) - Magnifier/Zoom In and OutWin+F - Find FilesWin+Print Screen – Put a PNG in the Pictures folderAlt-Tab - Switch between AppsWin-Tab - Switch between Full Screen AppsWin + numbers: Taskbar AppsWin+W - Search Control Panel and Settings stuffWin+F - Search FilesEsc - Yes, escape. No joke. If you hit the Windows Key, you can hit Escape to go back.Win+C - Charms (right side menu) then arrows to move and enter to launch.Win+K - DevicesWin+I - Settings in any app plus brightness, network and other useful system featuresWin+Arrows - Snap desktop apps to the sidesWin+PageUp or Win+PageDn - Move full screen apps to other monitors. Super useful for News apps and Readers. The Start Screen can be moved as well.
- Win+X – Super Menu(Desktop); + underlined (V)Win+E - ExplorerWin+R – RunWin+D - Desktop (I use this constantly if I get trapped outside the Desktop world)Win+Plus or Win+Minus (no shift) - Magnifier/Zoom In and OutWin+F - Find FilesWin+Print Screen – Put a PNG in the Pictures folderAlt-Tab - Switch between AppsWin-Tab - Switch between Full Screen AppsWin + numbers: Taskbar AppsWin+W - Search Control Panel and Settings stuffWin+F - Search FilesEsc - Yes, escape. No joke. If you hit the Windows Key, you can hit Escape to go back.Win+C - Charms (right side menu) then arrows to move and enter to launch.Win+K - DevicesWin+I - Settings in any app plus brightness, network and other useful system featuresWin+Arrows - Snap desktop apps to the sidesWin+PageUp or Win+PageDn - Move full screen apps to other monitors. Super useful for News apps and Readers. The Start Screen can be moved as well.
- Win+X – Super Menu(Desktop); + underlined (V)Win+E - ExplorerWin+R – RunWin+D - Desktop (I use this constantly if I get trapped outside the Desktop world)Win+Plus or Win+Minus (no shift) - Magnifier/Zoom In and OutWin+F - Find FilesWin+Print Screen – Put a PNG in the Pictures folderAlt-Tab - Switch between AppsWin-Tab - Switch between Full Screen AppsWin + numbers: Taskbar AppsWin+W - Search Control Panel and Settings stuffWin+F - Search FilesEsc - Yes, escape. No joke. If you hit the Windows Key, you can hit Escape to go back.Win+C - Charms (right side menu) then arrows to move and enter to launch.Win+K - DevicesWin+I - Settings in any app plus brightness, network and other useful system featuresWin+Arrows - Snap desktop apps to the sidesWin+PageUp or Win+PageDn - Move full screen apps to other monitors. Super useful for News apps and Readers. The Start Screen can be moved as well.
- Win+X – Super Menu(Desktop); + underlined (V)Win+E - ExplorerWin+R – RunWin+D - Desktop (I use this constantly if I get trapped outside the Desktop world)Win+Plus or Win+Minus (no shift) - Magnifier/Zoom In and OutWin+F - Find FilesWin+Print Screen – Put a PNG in the Pictures folderAlt-Tab - Switch between AppsWin-Tab - Switch between Full Screen AppsWin + numbers: Taskbar AppsWin+W - Search Control Panel and Settings stuffWin+F - Search FilesEsc - Yes, escape. No joke. If you hit the Windows Key, you can hit Escape to go back.Win+C - Charms (right side menu) then arrows to move and enter to launch.Win+K - DevicesWin+I - Settings in any app plus brightness, network and other useful system featuresWin+Arrows - Snap desktop apps to the sidesWin+PageUp or Win+PageDn - Move full screen apps to other monitors. Super useful for News apps and Readers. The Start Screen can be moved as well.
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