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More Personal Computing: How UWP brings new ways to interact with Computers

  • NTK 2016
  • Stopnja 300
  • Datum sreda
    18. maj 2016     09:00

With Windows 10, Microsoft is on a mission to create new ways for users to interact with computers. We’re disrupting established computing experiences with innovative Windows 10 features such as Continuum where your phone can operate as a full PC, and making it easy to write apps that accept input through speech or inking. Couple this with the power of cloud services such as Project Oxford, and you can create exciting app experiences using features such as face recognition or voice recognition. In this demo-rich session you’ll see how easy it is to incorporate these More Personal Computing features into your own apps.

Andy Wigley

Microsoft

Andy Wigley works as a Senior Developer Evangelist for Microsoft DX (Developer eXperience), responsible for developer education, workshops and events around Windows 10 and the Universal Windows Platform. He joined Microsoft in 2012, and before that was a prominent member of the mobile app developers’ community and was proud to be awarded as a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for 10 consecutive years. Andy is well-known for the Developers’ Guide to Windows 10 and Windows Phone JumpStart videos which are available on Microsoft Virtual Academy and on http://channel9.msdn.com. He has written a number of books for developers published by Microsoft Press and is a regular speaker at major industry conferences.